Kingshot bots: what the publisher says it acts on, and what the game itself offers

The four things people mean by “bot”

• A playing program. Software that plays the game for you while you do something else.
• An auto-clicker or macro. A tool that repeats taps, or a recorded run of actions, for you.
• A multi-instance tool. Software that keeps several copies of the game open at once and makes them repeat the same actions in step.
• An admin bot. A helper app in a chat place such as Discord that posts reminders or answers commands. It does not play the game.

These are plain definitions so you can tell the four apart. We do not say how any of them is made or run, we name no product, and we rank no vendor.

What the Terms and the publisher say

• The Terms, on the software. Their rules of conduct bar making “auto” or “macro” programs and other cheat utilities, handing them out, or telling other members about them. That sentence is about making them, sharing them and telling others about them. It does not name running one.
• The Terms, on the account. Separately, they say the publisher may limit, suspend or end an account, with or without notice, if it believes or merely suspects the player is not following the Terms, or is using the service improperly.
• Your login. The Terms say not to share your password or login codes, and that distributing your password, account or related information lets the publisher end the account immediately and without refund.
• The publisher’s notice, 13 February 2026. It said it would check periodically for violations involving “the use of cheats, scripts, multi-instance sync” or other third-party tools that help create farming accounts in bulk. It said actions may range from a warning to restricted access or a ban, depending on the nature and severity of the violation. It had reviewed and processed 1,531 accounts it found in violation and listed them with masked IDs.
• Since then. The publisher has kept posting lists. The notice dated 2026-09-28 reports actions against 2,897 accounts for violating in-game rules. It does not say what the accounts did.

Put together: the publisher’s own notice names the use of scripts and cheat tools as a violation it checks for, and the Terms let it act on suspicion. The notice does not say whether it covers a script or macro on one account, and nothing we read says how such a case is treated. Given the suspicion clause we would not call it safe. Which tool leads to which action, the publisher does not say, and we do not guess. More on the bot farm page.

What the game and our tools offer instead

• The game’s own auto features. The publisher’s Help Center describes Auto Hunting and mentions Auto Rally. What it says, and what it leaves out, is on the auto features page.
• Planners that only do the arithmetic. Our call-order planner turns march times into a send order; its page says every march is still sent by hand. Our appointment planner only organises a list of slots; appointments are still made in the game.
• Reminders. Our phone reminders page sends a phone notification before an event, with no Discord and no account.
• An admin bot. We run a Discord app for alliances. It posts event reminders, a daily card and a kingdom-transfer planner, and its page says it stores no password or game credentials. One of its features redeems gift codes for members who register a player ID. The Terms clause on “auto” software and the publisher’s notices do not mention that either way, so we do not call it allowed or banned. If your alliance cares, make that call as a group.

What you actually want

Usually fewer repeated taps, or a way to keep up with players who have more time. Routes we can source:

• Auto Join, Auto Hunt and Auto Help: what the Help Center says Auto Hunting does.
• Healing without an auto clicker: the healing help the Help Center describes.
• Is there a Kingshot hack?: daily tasks, events and gift codes, where free progress comes from.

If you already used one

Stop using it and do not give anyone your login. If a site or app already has your login, change that password first, then the one on the email linked to your game account. For questions about an action taken on your account, the publisher’s notices point to in-game customer service. We do not help anyone get around an action the publisher has taken.

The rest of this hub

• Kingshot Auto Join, Auto Hunt and Auto Help: what the Help Center says about the in-game auto features.
• Kingshot bot farms: what they are and what the publisher says and does about them.
• Kingshot auto clicker for healing: the rules, and the healing help the Help Center describes.