Automated incoming-attack detection with instant Telegram alerts, built on the same anti-detection design that runs every module in Pilot Trav.
Pilot Trav watches your village list on every cycle for the attack indicator the game itself shows when troops are incoming. The moment it sees one, it sends you a Telegram message naming the village under threat — so you find out immediately instead of logging in hours later to a village that's already been hit. Today this is a fast, reliable alert, not an automatic troop send — you still decide how to respond.
Honestly: no. Automation tools violate Travian's official terms of service — this is true of every bot in this space, including Pilot Trav, and we'd rather say so plainly than oversell "100% safe." Using a bot is a risk you take knowingly in exchange for the time it saves you.
What Pilot Trav does is work to reduce that risk, not eliminate it: randomized delays instead of fixed-interval actions, a real browser fingerprint per account, proxy support so accounts don't all share one IP, and human-like mouse/click behavior rather than direct API calls. If you want the full picture before deciding, read this page in full rather than just the headline feature list.
Every action Pilot Trav takes — a farm send, a building upgrade, a troop training queue — runs through the same behavior layer: randomized timing, varied click position, and natural pacing between actions instead of a burst of simultaneous requests. It's the same design across every module — consistency matters more than any single feature.