A rally joiner collects the rewards of whoever is patient enough to press Start. If your alliance only has joiners, every boss wait is decided by somebody else's schedule. The rally setter is the missing half: it starts boss rallies itself, on targets near your keep, with the general and troops you configured — and keeps the queue moving around the clock.
This is a guide to how the iScope Auto rally setter actually works: what it picks, what it sends, how it avoids looking robotic, and what it costs (short answer: nothing extra if you subscribe with 3 or more accounts).
Setter vs joiner — the difference that decides your rewards
- Joiner: taps existing rallies other players start. Shared rewards, zero planning.
- Setter: creates the rally. You pick the monster, the march composition, and the timing. Everyone else joins your rally.
Plenty of tools join. Starting is harder — it needs a reliable way to find targets, troops available when the march is due, and pacing that holds up 24 hours a day. That is the whole problem the setter solves.
How the setter picks targets
The setter reads targets from iScope Recon, which scans the entire server continuously. Priority order:
- Your marked targets. Anything you pinned on the Recon map (rally marks) is used first. Hand-picked targets always outrank automatic ones — no age limit, no distance rule.
- Full-map scan data. Bosses and event monsters, sorted by distance from your keep, refreshed continuously.
- If the scan feed is quiet, the account itself can do a direct map sweep (search + worldmap cross-check) so a slow data hour never idles the march slots.
Before any march is sent, the target tile is re-verified against the live worldmap — a boss somebody killed ten minutes ago is skipped, not marched into a dead tile.
Presets: your general, your troops, six ways
You configure up to six presets, and each one is a complete march recipe:
- The general and assistant general to send
- The troop composition (type and count per preset, e.g. one siege-load for event monsters, full cavalry for world bosses)
- An optional monster filter per preset — one preset can cover event monsters only, another world bosses only, another whatever is nearest
The presets fire round-robin: preset 1 kills the first monster, and when that march returns, preset 2 targets the next. When all six have cycled, it loops back to preset 1. Your best general is never idle waiting for a human to build the next march.
What it can kill
Everything on the current boss and event-monster lists is supported, including:
- World bosses: Zombie, Redcap, Centaur, Skeleton Dragon, Werewolf, Manticore, Griffin, Minotaur, Fafnir, Behemoth, Phoenix, Kraken, Azazel, Leviathan, Garmr and the rest of the level-1-to-23 roster
- Event monsters: Golem, Nian, Cerberus (all tiers), Witch, Sphinx, Ymir, Pan (ranged / ground / mounted variants), Bayar Knight, Lava Turtle, Warlord, Hydra, Aglaope, and more
New event monster IDs get mapped server-side as they appear — nothing for you to update.
The part most bots get wrong: looking human
Starting six rallies in four seconds is the loudest possible signal to the game servers. The setter's pacing is deliberately imperfect:
- 15–45 s randomized gaps between kill sends, never a fixed interval
- 2–8 s "reaction" pauses before each send, like a person reading the screen
- A hard cap of six concurrent own rallies. Rallies are visible to the whole alliance; flooding the map with open rallies is both unnatural and unfair to joiners. If yours are still filling, the setter waits and backtracks instead of hammering a rally-creation lock.
- Exponential backoff on failed sends (soldier shortage, server rejects) — the first failure goes quiet for a minute, and the pause doubles from there, capped at 30 minutes. A rejected march never turns into a machine-gun retry loop.
- A stuck-state watchdog every two minutes: if a crashed send left a preset marked busy with nothing flying, the sweep clears it so the cycle self-heals.
Runs in the cloud, not on your PC
The setter is part of iScope Auto — your Monarch runs on a real Android device in our cloud. Close the browser tab; the march queue keeps moving while you sleep. No emulator on your PC, nothing to keep updated, and the account plays as a normal phone player.
Included free with 3+ accounts
Here is the pricing part worth reading twice: the rally setter comes with every iScope Auto subscription of 3 or more accounts at no extra charge. Subscribe for 3+ Monarchs and rally setting is simply enabled — no add-on fee, no separate plan.
One subscription covers:
- Auto join rallies (the shared-reward half)
- Auto set rallies (this feature, free with 3+ accounts)
- Gathering, keep upgrades, troop training, and shield-on-threat defense
See the full breakdown on the iScope Auto pricing page.
Setup, briefly
- Start the free trial — no card.
- Link your account with the 6-digit code sent to your game email (we never ask for your password).
- Turn on Auto-start rallies and pick the monster types to target.
- Build your presets — general, assistant, troops. Or let the setter use sensible defaults and refine later.
- Close the tab.
FAQ
Will it steal troops from my gathering marches? No. The setter respects the account's march slots; concurrent own rallies are capped so setting never locks you out of gathering or defense.
What if a boss dies before my rally lands? Targets are re-verified against the live map right before the march goes out. Dead tiles get skipped.
Can I control which monsters each preset attacks? Yes — every preset takes an optional monster-group filter, so you can dedicate one preset purely to event monsters and another to high-level world bosses.
Does it work during events? That is when it shines. Event monsters (Cerberus, Golem, Hydra seasons and the rest) are first-class targets, and the event ID list is maintained server-side.
Is it really free with 3 accounts? Yes — any subscription with 3 or more accounts includes rally setting at no additional cost.
Bosses near your keep are being killed by someone today. With the rally setter it may as well be you — set your first rally free.