Is it safe to use a bot in Stormfall: Rise of Balur?

First the honest part about the risks, then what exactly is done so your account lives a long life.

Updated: October 10, 2026

Honestly: there are no guarantees

Any automation is against the game's rules, and nobody can give you a 100% guarantee against a ban — anyone who promises that is not being honest. The decision to use a bot, and the risk that comes with it, are yours. Our job is to make that risk as low as it can possibly be — and that is the project's top priority: account survival matters more than leveling speed.

A human rhythm instead of a conveyor belt

What gives primitive bots away is inhuman behavior: actions every second, activity around the clock, instant reactions. Stormfall Bot plays for 1–⁠2 hours at a time with rest in between, and its actions in the game are spread over time with random pauses — the way a real person plays. The exception is the Sapphire farmer: to pull squads away from an attack in time, it keeps the game open the whole time it's switched on. This is a deliberate trade-⁠off: without constant watch, squads at the Hamlets can't be kept safe.

Logs in “from home”, not from a server

The bot logs into the game not from a server address (games detect those easily) but through a permanent address of a regular home internet connection. The address never changes: to the game it looks like a player who always logs in from the same home.

The bot steps aside for the real player

When an account is logged in from two places at once, the game notices — it's one of the most visible red flags. So the moment you log into the game yourself, the bot notices and goes quiet right away. The standard bot waits an hour, the Sapphire farmer 30 minutes, and then they try to log in again. If you're still playing, the game will kick you out — so before a long play session, switch the bot off in the panel.

Caution first

The bot acts conservatively and avoids anything that could draw the game's attention. Questionable tricks that trade visibility for profit are deliberately left out. The Sapphire farmer spends sapphires only on purchases you have allowed, and never spends Champion Stones.

What about your data

• Panel sign-⁠in is via Google: no site password exists at all.
• We don't store your Plarium ID password: it's needed once, to connect the castle. After that the bot logs in with a separate “pass” from the game, and it's stored encrypted.
• Nobody but you and the administrator can see your castle in the panel.