Why players keep several accounts
The usual reason is farms: secondary accounts in the same kingdom that gather and send resources to the main one. Other reasons are a second main in another kingdom, an account for a friend, or a spare account for events. Whatever the purpose, the work per account is the same — and it multiplies.
Accounts and IGG IDs
Every Viking Rise account has its own IGG ID, and switching between them inside one game install means logging out and back in each time. That is manageable for two accounts and painful for five. Keep a list of which IGG ID belongs to which kingdom and role; it saves mistakes when you move farms or send resources.
If you do not have farm accounts yet, creating and levelling them takes days of playing through the story. Viking Rise farm accounts explains how to make them by hand and what the ready-made option includes.
Three ways to play many accounts
- Switching on one phone: free, but every switch costs a minute and squads on the other accounts sit idle meanwhile.
- Several emulator instances on a PC: every account runs at the same time, but each instance takes memory and CPU, and the PC has to stay on around the clock.
- Cloud phones: each account runs on a remote Android device, nothing has to run at home, and you check everything from a browser.
How many accounts one person can manage
By hand, most players top out at three to five accounts before the daily routine eats their whole evening — the daily checklist alone takes roughly 15–25 minutes per account. With automation the limit moves from your time to your hardware or budget: the bot visits accounts in turn, so one person can keep dozens of farms running.
Templates and groups
The trick to managing many accounts is to stop configuring them one by one. In Fbots every account belongs to a group, and each group has a settings template: what to gather, which research branch to follow, which troops to train, which rewards to claim. Change the template once and every account in the group follows on its next visit.
- Gold farms — all squads on gold, economy research, minimal army.
- Supply farms — gathering by lowest resource, Supply Resources to the main account every visit.
- Young farms — building and story first until they reach a useful Chief Hall level.
Keeping farm accounts low-profile
Accounts that act around the clock at the same pace look nothing like real players. Two things help: sleep mode, which keeps an account offline during hours you set, with a random shift so it does not start at the same minute every day; and pauses between actions, which the bot adds on its own. Neither makes automation risk-free — using third-party tools is your own decision under the game's rules — but both keep farms behaving like ordinary players.
Starting with Fbots
- Create a free account at fbots.org.
- Add each Viking Rise account by its IGG ID and put it into a group.
- Pick the cloud plan if nothing should run at home, or the PC plan to use your own computer.
- Set one template per group and start the session — the bot works through the accounts in turn.
Gathering, building, research and clan help on every account, 24/7 in the cloud or on your PC.
FAQ
Can I play two Viking Rise accounts on one device?
Yes, by logging out and in with different IGG IDs, but only one account is active at a time. To keep several accounts gathering simultaneously you need emulators, several devices or a cloud service.
How many Viking Rise farms do I need?
It depends on your main account's level and goals. Many players start with three to five farms and add more once moving resources becomes routine. See the farm accounts page for a detailed breakdown.
Do I need a powerful PC for many accounts?
On the cloud plan, no: accounts run on remote Android devices. On the PC plan each account runs in an emulator on your computer, so the number of accounts depends on its memory and CPU.