How the bot for Stormfall: Rise of Balur works

A human rhythm, task toggles and careful play — in broad strokes.

Updated: October 18, 2026

The bot plays like a regular player

Stormfall Bot logs into the game the same way you do and does what you would do by hand. To the game it's an ordinary player: logged in, played, took a break. No game “hacks” — the bot simply takes the grind off your hands.

Plays 1–⁠2 hours at a time, not around the clock

A real person doesn't sit in the game for days on end — neither does the standard bot. It plays for 1–⁠2 hours at a time with 30–⁠60 minute breaks in between, and in the game it acts at a calm, human pace. “Runs 24/7” means the bot watches your castle around the clock and decides when it's time to log in — it gets things done at night while you sleep. The Sapphire farmer works differently — more on it below.

What the bot automates

• Raiding & spying — finds profitable targets on the map, spies on them and hauls the resources home.
• Construction — runs several building queues by your plan and applies boosts.
• Unit training — keeps the barracks loaded according to your plan.
• Dragon Stone — activates the buff, farms Dragon Points, upgrades Dragon Arts.
• Lost Arts and Obelisk of Power — masters Lost Arts and develops Obelisk of Power branches.
• Champions — levels up your Champions by your plan: hunting, summoning with Bonds, League Tower runs.
• League — helps your League members, trades surplus in the League Fortress, handles Divine Quests.
• Small routine — rewards, chests, daily gifts, hiding units.
• Sapphires — as a separate bot type (the Sapphire farmer): occupies free Hamlets, guards your squads, hides returning units in the Catacombs.

The Sapphire farmer — a separate bot type

If you want a castle to work as a “farm”, choose the “Sapphire farmer” type for it in “My castles”. Such a bot does one job: it finds fresh sapphire Hamlets on the map by itself, sends Defensive Units there and keeps them there until the Hamlet is empty. If you like, it takes a Headman along with the squad (he speeds up collection) and uses your boosts. It doesn't do construction, raiding or anything else on that castle.

The key part of its job is protection. If an enemy squad is heading for your Hamlet, the bot pulls your units back home together with the loot before the strike lands, and hides the returning units in the Catacombs. That's why the farmer stays in the game the whole time it's switched on. It spends sapphires only on what you've allowed in the panel, and never touches Champion Stones.

The strategy is yours, the grind is his

In the control panel every task is a separate row with a toggle. Turn on what you need, set the plans (what to build, whom to train) — and the bot spreads the actions over time by itself. Any task can be switched off with one tap. The Sapphire farmer has its own switches: Headman, boosts, purchases with sapphires.