Travian: Legends – October 2024 Quality of Life Update (Text version)

This feature allows you to remove a village from all farm lists directly from the village detail view. If the village is listed in any of the your farm lists, the game will display an option labeled “Remove from all farm lists.” A confirmation popup appears to prevent accidental removal. Now it works only for villages, but oases will be added soon.

You can cancel troop training within the first 90 seconds of queuing. During this period, an “abort” button will be available next to the training queue, and you will get full refund of resources spent. Doesn’t work for settlers and chiefs.

When players send out spy raids using the farm list, the game will now show a scout icon instead of the default attack icon. This update helps players quickly differentiate between regular attacks and scout raids.

Players can now change their hero’s home village when the hero is reinforcing one of their own villages. The new option appears in the rally point if there is a rally point in the village and loyalty is above 50%. This feature saves time and corrects assignment mistakes yet it is secured from abusing this function.

After running a simulation in the combat simulator, players can generate a shareable URL containing the battle setup. Other players can load the same input into their own simulator, making it easier to discuss and plan strategies.

To speed up sending troops, players can now press “Enter” twice after entering troop numbers and coordinates. The first press confirms the setup, and the second sends the troops.

The alliance profile page has been updated to display attacker and defender rankings alongside the overall ranking. This gives players a clearer view of their alliance’s performance.

In the village resource overview, players can now see the total resource production across all villages in their account.

If troop training in the Barracks, Stable, or celebration in a Townhall will be completed after the current day, the game now displays the exact completion date in the queue. This helps with long-term planning.

The crop finder tool now allows players to filter croppers by quadrant (northwest, northeast, southwest, southeast).

A thousand separator has been added to alliance bonuses, improving readability and making large numbers easier to interpret.

The chance of receiving silver as loot from adventures has been reduced, but the amount of silver has been increased when it does drop. This balances the frequency and value of silver rewards in adventures.

The Alliance Overview page has been updated with two sub-tabs: “Internal Profile” and “Top 10.” The Top 10 tab allows players to see rankings within their alliance, similar to the world top-10, but focused on their own members.

Players can now choose to generate reports only when losses occur during a raid. This setting reduces inbox clutter and only shows important raid information.  The defending players will still receive raid reports even if they are not generated for attackers.

A filter has been added to the reports section, allowing players to sort reports by village or by player. This provides a better overview and helps in analyzing specific reports.

Default “0” has been removed from input fields, like marketplace and training queues. An input is left blank, and it will be treated as zero, preventing errors during submission. The feature is designed to do less editing when you insert the needed number, which is especially important on mobile.

Now the minus sign will show more visibly that there is a countdown till starvation.