To automate Evony boss rallies, resource gathering, and truce agreements without running a desktop computer, configure an ESB Cloud account through its browser dashboard. Unlike local Android emulators that require a running Windows PC, ESB Cloud hosts the game client on remote servers. This setup allows mobile and Mac players to control automated routines from any standard mobile or desktop web browser while keeping their personal devices offline.

Setting Up Account Access in the Web Dashboard

Setting up ESB Cloud does not require downloading third-party software, installing modified APKs, or configuring local emulator instances. All setup occurs within a web browser such as Safari, Chrome, or Firefox:

  1. Register an account and secure an active license slot through the ESB Cloud service.
  2. Open the web dashboard and enter your Evony account credentials or migration token to bind your profile.
  3. Wait for the cloud server to provision an isolated Android instance and load your game data.
  4. Verify that the dashboard displays your correct monarch name, keep level, server number, and connection status.
  5. Set your server time zone offset and enable automatic reconnection timers so the bot recovers automatically following scheduled server maintenance.

Configuring Boss Rallies and Stamina Management

Automating alliance rallies allows you to accumulate speedups, crafting chests, and resources continuously. Set the following parameters in the rally menu to maintain steady participation:

  • Target selection: Select high-value targets such as Ymirs, Cerberus, and event bosses. Filter out low-tier monsters to save march slots for high-priority loot.
  • March presets: Assign single-troop presets, such as one mounted troop, paired with double-drop generals like Baibars or Cleopatra. This secures alliance rewards while eliminating troop casualties.
  • Stamina thresholds: Turn on automatic stamina replenishment. Set the bot to consume 25, 50, or 100 stamina packs from your inventory whenever your pool falls below the cost of launching a march.
  • March slot limits: Restrict the maximum number of simultaneous automated rally marches so at least one march slot remains open for resource gathering or relic exploration.

Automating Truce Shields and City Maintenance

To prevent city zeroing during Server vs. Server (SvS) or Kill Events, set up automated truce agreement renewals. The cloud dashboard monitors your remaining shield time and triggers an 8-hour, 24-hour, or 3-day truce agreement from your inventory whenever the active protection drops below a defined buffer, such as 15 minutes.

You can also automate routine internal city actions:

  • Market and Patrol: Schedule the bot to refresh and purchase speedups, truce agreements, and stamina boxes from the Black Market and Patrol using designated resources or gems.
  • Daily upkeep: Enable automated Wheel of Fortune spins, Alliance Shrine donations, and Subordinate City upgrades across daily server resets.
  • Input randomization: Set join delays and randomized march intervals in the dashboard to mimic manual inputs and reduce account risk.

Local Emulators vs. ESB Cloud Automation

Evaluating cloud automation against traditional desktop setups involves weighing hardware demands and setup complexity against ongoing service models.

FeatureDesktop Emulator (Local)ESB Cloud (Remote)
Hardware RequirementMid-to-high-tier Windows PCAny smartphone, Mac, or tablet
Power and BandwidthUses local 24/7 power and home networkZero local power consumption or network load
Crash RecoveryRequires manual reboot if the emulator freezesAutomated server-side instance restarts
Access MethodRequires local access or remote desktop softwareNative browser dashboard accessible anywhere
Setup ComplexityHigh (Hyper-V, virtualization, emulator installs)Low (browser login and account credential binding)
Evony icon

Free Evony Codes

Current active codes and how to redeem them.

View Codes
Emily Johnson

Emily Johnson

Emily writes practical mobile strategy guides with a focus on resource planning, base progression, and the early decisions that shape a long-term account.