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TWiz is a Discord companion bot for Tribal Wars.
It helps teams coordinate faster by bringing high-value game data directly into Discord:
automatic village lookup, report screenshots, lookups, graphs, maps, and conquer monitoring.
TWiz supports all Tribal Wars regions and worlds.
Why use TWiz?
- Reduce back-and-forth between browser tabs and Discord.
- Keep useful intel visible in channel history (reports, lookups, maps, graphs).
- Set world context per server or per channel for multi-world communities.
- Get conquer monitoring in dedicated channels for tribe and player targets.
Quick start (2 minutes)
- Invite TWiz: https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=591226665951297537&scope=bot applications.commands&permissions=519232
- Set a world:
/config world world:en112 - (Optional) Set a channel override:
/config channel_world world:en113 - Run
/doctorin your target channel to verify permissions. - Open
/helpand start using commands.
Main command groups
- /tw - tribe/player/reports and utility commands
- /graph - od, score, villages
- /map - generate
- /monitor - list, add, remove (tribe + player monitoring)
- /config - prefix and world/report behavior
Example commands
/tw tribe tag:TAG/tw player name:PlayerName/graph od odtype:all tribe_or_player:p who_1:PlayerName who_2:AnotherPlayer/map generate player_or_tribe:t comparison_type:score who_1:TAG/monitor add scope:player target:PlayerName
See the full in-bot command catalog with
/help.Feature previews
Permissions and why they matter
Use
/doctor to check TWiz permissions in the current channel (or another channel).Required
- View Channel: TWiz must be able to see the channel.
- Send Messages: TWiz must be able to reply to commands and post alerts.
- Embed Links: TWiz uses embeds for readable output.
Recommended
- Attach Files: required for screenshots, maps, and graphs.
- Manage Messages: used for optional report-message cleanup features.
Thread channels
- Send Messages in Threads: needed when you run TWiz inside thread channels.
- View Channel: TWiz must be able to see the channel.
- Send Messages: TWiz must be able to reply to commands and post alerts.
- Embed Links: TWiz uses embeds for readable output.
Recommended
- Attach Files: required for screenshots, maps, and graphs.
- Manage Messages: used for optional report-message cleanup features.
Thread channels
- Send Messages in Threads: needed when you run TWiz inside thread channels.
Documentation
https://zyiks.github.io/twiz/#/
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
TWiz has passed Discord Bot Verification and follows Discord platform policy requirements.
TWiz is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by InnoGames, Discord, or Tribal Wars.
- Changelog
- 20/08/2022: Enabled slash commands
16/02/2026
Major UX & Command Changes (breaking for some users)
- Slash command reorganization: several old top-level commands were moved. Common examples:
- /tribe -> /tw tribe
- /player -> /tw player
- /reports -> /tw reports
- /map -> /map generate
- /od -> /graph od
- Improved command discovery: new /help navigator and clearer command labels so it's easier to find what you need.
- Autocomplete for player, tribe, and world fields - type a few chars and get relevant suggestions.
- Paginators now use buttons (no reaction controls) with better splitting to avoid cut-off messages.
Interactive monitor & notifications
- New interactive monitor setup: when adding a monitor you get a toggle panel (buttons) to choose which events to notify for (gains, losses, barbarians, self-conquer, internal).
- Scoped monitoring: you can create monitors for specific tribes or players.
- Conquer notifications are now batched.
- Formatting changed for notifications.
Reports and screenshots
- Report screenshot support improved: use the message context menu item Screenshot Report to capture and store report images.
- Report parsing hardened - tag/coordinate detection is more reliable, so report-driven features (screenshots, linking) work better.
- Viewing reports now shows embedded images rather than clickable CDN links - this fixes images not being viewable after 2 weeks.
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