Tribal Wars Scripts Page

Most modern scripts require Tampermonkey. Do not use raw javascript: bookmarklets anymore—they are deprecated.

Step 1: Install the Tampermonkey extension for your browser. Step 2: Find a trusted script source. (Warning: Avoid random .exe files; stick to regular script repositories like GitHub or official Tribal Wars forum sections.) Step 3: Click "Create a new script" or "Install from URL" in Tampermonkey. Step 4: Paste the script code or link. Step 5: Navigate to your Tribal Wars world. You will likely see new buttons appear on the sidebar or quickbar. tribal wars scripts

Pro Tip: Always test a new script on a dead world or a Beta server first. A buggy script can delete your rally point queue or send your entire army to the wrong coordinates. Most modern scripts require Tampermonkey

// ==UserScript==
// @name         TW Simple Farmer
// @namespace    http://yournamespace.example
// @version      1.0
// @description  Auto-send light cavalry to targets listed in a textarea
// @match        https://*.tribalwars.*/game.php*screen=place*
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==
(function() count per target, one per line (optional)"></textarea><button id="twSend">Send</button>';
  document.querySelector('#content_value')?.prepend(container);
document.getElementById('twSend').addEventListener('click', () => 
    const lines = document.getElementById('twTargets').value.trim().split('\\n').map(l=>l.trim()).filter(Boolean);
    if(lines.length===0)  alert('No targets'); return; 
    // Basic sequential navigation: open each target in a new tab with prefilled form
    for(const line of lines)');
      const coords = parts[0];
      const cnt = parts[1] ? parseInt(parts[1],10) : unitCount;
      const [x,y] = coords.split(':').length ? coords.split(':') : coords.split('
  );
)();

Notes on the example:

Tribal Wars (TW) has endured for two decades due to its brutal, time-intensive nature. Scripts (user-side JavaScript/CSS extensions, primarily for Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey or the official TW "scripts" window) have evolved from simple UI helpers to semi-autonomous bots. This review analyzes three prominent script categories: Farm Assist, Noble/Attack Planner, and Defense Coordinators. // ==UserScript== // @name TW Simple Farmer //

In the early days (2006–2010), players used simple bookmarklets. As the game evolved, so did the scripts. Today, most serious players use Tampermonkey (Chrome/Firefox) to manage libraries of scripts that handle everything from farm management to noble planning.