Travian Farm List Bot: How to Automate Raids the Smart Way
Automating Travian farm lists with and without Gold Club: random raid intervals, target lists, and the habits that make automated farming look like a real player.
Farm lists are where most Travian players spend their clicks: open the rally point, start the list, wait, repeat. Automating that loop is the most common reason people look for a Travian bot. This guide covers both ways Pilot Trav runs farm lists and how to configure them so the result looks like an attentive player — not a metronome.
Two Kinds of Farm List
Gold Club Farm List. If your account has Gold Club, Travian's native farm list has a "start all" button. Pilot Trav can press it for you on a schedule, so every list you've built in the game keeps running.
Custom Farm List (no Gold Club needed). Without Gold Club, you build the list in Pilot Trav instead: each target is a coordinate with its own troop composition. The bot sends to every target on the list each round, using the troops you assigned.
You can use both on the same account — they're independent.
Filling the List
Good targets are inactive villages close to you. Instead of scanning the map by eye, the Inactive-Village Finder searches around your village and lets you add the results to your Custom Farm List — one at a time or all at once.
Revisit the list every few days. A target that stopped producing loot has probably been farmed dry by others, grown a defense, or come back to life.
Use a Random Interval — Not a Fixed One
This is the single most important setting. A raid that leaves at *exactly* the same interval, all day, every day, is the clearest automation pattern there is.
Pilot Trav's farm settings take a minimum and a maximum, and every round picks a random wait between the two. Defaults:
| List type | Default interval |
|---|---|
| Gold Club farm list | 15–30 minutes |
| Custom Farm List | 10–20 minutes |
Keep a real gap between the two numbers — the settings page warns you if the gap is under 3 minutes, because at that point the "random" interval is effectively fixed.
Habits That Matter More Than the Interval
No tool can guarantee an account is never flagged; these habits are about not standing out.
A Good Starting Point
1. Add 10–20 targets via the Inactive-Village Finder.
2. Keep the default random interval (or widen it).
3. Set a daily schedule with some offline hours.
4. After a day, prune targets with empty returns.
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