The Gold Club Farming feature is designed to raid only those farms that are safe, profitable, and do not cost you troops. It is the fastest method to raid a large number of farms and generate resources efficiently. Because of this, it’s essential that your Gold Club farm lists contain only profitable farms.
To build those lists, you should first use Bot Farming (slow farming). This allows you to raid any farm you find and observe the results over time. Once you identify which farms consistently produce profit without troop losses, you can select them and export them to your Gold Club farm list. From there, you can begin raiding them automatically through the Gold Club Farming tab.
Gold Club Farming tab anatomy
Main Controls
- Enable Gold Club Farming Turns the Gold Club Farming feature on or off.
- Raid Task Interval Defines how often the bot checks all enabled farm lists to determine which ones are ready to raid.
- Refresh Button Reloads and updates all Gold Club farm lists.
- Gold Club Farm Lists Grid Displays all your Gold Club farm lists and allows you to manage their raid timing.
Gold Club Farm Lists Grid — Column Descriptions
Send
Enable or disable farming for a specific Gold Club farm list.
List
The name of the Gold Club farm list.
From Village
The village that will send troops to this farm list.
Interval
The time interval (in minutes) used to calculate the estimated next raid time. This value does not determine the exact moment troops are sent. The actual raid timing is controlled by the Raid Task Interval at the top of the tab. (You can read more about this logic in the next section.)
You can change the interval by double clicking the cell.
Last Raid
Shows the results of the most recent raid, including:
- Successful attacks notification
- Failed attacks notification
- Server time of the raid
Example: Some success attacks, some failed attacks on 17:17:35
Looting
Shows how many farms (out of 100) are currently being attacked.
Next Raid
Displays the server time of the next scheduled raid. This time is calculated using the Interval value after each raid. However, the bot will not raid exactly at this time — a random delay is applied based on the Raid Task Interval.
You can click the Reset button to clear the next raid time. When reset, the bot will send the next raid as soon as possible.
Farming Logic
Gold Club Farming is designed to simulate a real player checking farm lists every few minutes and sending raids only when the timing is right. Since this feature is meant for farms that never kill your troops, it is your responsibility to keep your lists clean and profitable.
Exact Logic Steps
- Every X random minutes (based on the Raid Task Interval), the bot checks all enabled Gold Club farm lists.
- For each list, if the Next Raid time has been reached, the bot sends the attacks.
- After raiding, the bot recalculates the Next Raid time using the list’s Interval value.
- The bot waits for the next random interval and repeats the process.
Important Note
The random delay is based on the Raid Task Interval. This means:
- The bot does not raid exactly at the time shown in Next Raid.
- It raids after the Raid Task Interval has passed, and only if the Next Raid time has already been reached.
First-Time Behavior
When you start Gold Club Farming for the first time, all Next Raid cells are empty. The bot will:
- Raid all enabled lists immediately
- Then calculate the next raid time for each list
- Use those times for the next cycle
Sample Logic
Let’s use the setup shown in Figure 1:
- Raid Task Interval: 20 to 60 minutes
- The bot randomly selects a value within that range — for example, 43 minutes
Here’s what happens:
- The bot waits 43 minutes.
- When the time is up, it checks all enabled lists.
- If the current server time has reached a list’s Next Raid time (e.g., 17:47:35), the bot sends the raid. If not, it moves to the next list.
- After sending raids, the bot waits another random interval between 20 and 60 minutes.
- The cycle repeats indefinitely.
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