Claim rewards
- Daily VIP points — they raise your VIP level and its bonuses.
- Quest rewards and daily task chests.
- Mail: event rewards and compensation often arrive there.
- The free key from the daily pack.
- The exploration reward on the map.
Free summons and shops
- Hall of Valor: the free summon and soulstones.
- Divination: the daily draw and its reward.
- Beast Pen: the daily rewards.
- Dragon Cave: the daily reward in the category you need.
- Skill Shop and the Prosperity Shop: spend the currencies before they cap.
Keep the base working
- Collect production from resource buildings.
- Fill the building queue; check Chief Hall requirements so the next upgrade is not blocked.
- Start research — economy first on farms, military on the main account.
- Train troops, and upgrade lower tiers when it is cheaper than training new ones.
- Heal wounded troops in the Infirmary and repair the wall after attacks.
- Hand out worker commissions and use the Staging Post.
Clan tasks
- Help clan members with their timers — and ask for help with yours.
- Open clan gifts.
- Donate to clan technology and the clan bank.
- Gather from or help build the clan resource mine.
- Renew auto-rally attempts so your squads join clan rallies.
- Help with clan flags when the clan expands its territory.
On the map
- Send every free squad to gather — see the auto gather guide.
- Attack Niflungs at a level your army handles for rewards and experience.
- Run the Mystic Realm dungeon.
- Join Distant Voyage and send caravans while the events are on.
An order that saves time
The order matters more than it looks. Send squads out first: every minute they spend at home is lost income, and they gather while you do the rest. Next claim VIP points, quests and mail — the packs inside often pay for the upgrades you are about to start. Then fill the building, research and training queues, so their timers run during the clan part of the routine, when members can help you shorten them.
Leave the shops for last. Once the queues are running you can see what you are short of, and spend Prosperity Shop and Skill Shop currencies on exactly that instead of buying at random. On farm accounts, pick resource packs in the Prosperity Shop; on the main account, speedups usually give more value.
How long it really takes
Going through the whole list carefully takes roughly 15–25 minutes on one account. On a main plus four farms that is well over an hour a day, every day — and gathering still needs attention between those sessions. This is the point where most players either start skipping things or start automating them.
Running the checklist on every account
Almost everything on this list is part of the Fbots Viking Rise bot’s routine. Each item is a switch in the account settings, so you choose what the bot does: for example, claim everything and keep queues busy on farms, but skip Niflungs on accounts with a small army. Settings are saved as templates and applied to many accounts at once, and sleep mode keeps accounts offline during the hours you choose.
Gathering, building, research and clan help on every account, 24/7 in the cloud or on your PC.
FAQ
What should I do first every day in Viking Rise?
Send idle squads to gather, then claim VIP points, quests and mail, then fill the building, research and training queues. Gathering first means squads work while you do everything else.
Can a bot do Viking Rise dailies?
Yes. The Fbots bot claims daily rewards, VIP points, mail, the free key, Hall of Valor, Divination, Beast Pen and Dragon Cave rewards, does clan help and donations, and keeps queues busy on every account.
Does the bot attack other players?
No. On the map the bot gathers, attacks Niflungs if you enable it, and joins clan rallies through auto-rally attempts. It does not attack other players' cities.