Last Asylum: Plague · Survival battle

Survival Battle guide & automation.

You have the speedups and energy. Spending them in the right four-hour window can mean staying up late or waking early, depending on your time zone. Set your plans before bed and let FarmHarder handle the overnight phases and reward claims while you sleep.

Automatic after setup Game guide & product walkthrough

How it works in the game

6 rounds in each game day
4 hours per round
5 themes rotating through those rounds

Survival Battle is a daily points event. Each round asks for a particular kind of progress: territory development, troop training, technology, raven enhancement or hero enhancement. Check the active round before spending; the same action can be useful for your account without scoring for that round. Event rules

Two reward tracks to follow

A round has four score thresholds with stage rewards. Claiming those rewards also earns Survival Medals, called seals in FarmHarder. The seals accumulate toward daily chests at 2, 8 and 18. Your round score and daily seal total are different counters. Daily chest rewards

A practical way to play

  1. Read the current and upcoming round objectives.
  2. Pick the chest you can reach with supplies you are willing to spend.
  3. Use the matching supplies during that round, then claim its stage rewards.
  4. Check the daily seal total before committing more supplies to another round.

Use your in-game event clock for the schedule. A screenshot’s local times are not a timetable for every player.

How FarmHarder handles it

  1. Open the day’s schedule

    See today’s phases and the next two days. The day’s reward bar separates seals already earned from the total your plans are expected to reach.

  2. Set a plan

    Choose a phase and the actions you want. Check its expected points, seals and costs before saving. Training uses a shared plan for its training phases.

  3. Check what happened

    The bot runs the saved plan in its phase. Completed and partial results stay visible, so you can see what ran and where the plan stopped short.

Screens throughout these guides are captured from the real bot UI with anonymized example data. Figures illustrate the interface, not promised results.

What you control

Choose what a phase can spend

A phase plan shows the actions and their costs. Hero and raven plans let you inspect the upgrades you are planning, rather than treating every available item as a budget.

Set the training limits

Choose the order and allowance for training and general speedups. Set how much grain and wood should remain untouched. The saved training plan is shared across training phases.

Plan energy use

Choose a target and squad, then decide how the plan will fund its attacks. The energy panel shows the attack count, expected points and resource costs.

Save, then review

Changes must be saved before the bot uses them. A running bot takes the updated plan; a forecast alone is not an instruction to spend.

The energy controls inside a saved raven phase. Enlarge

Plan a night without alarms

Check the phase times shown for your time zone and save a plan for each overnight phase you want to automate. Set your resource reserves and choose whether the plan may use energy items or gems before leaving it running.

A translucent segment is a forecast, not a reward already earned. If the available supplies change, the plan may finish partially. In the morning, check the earned seals, chest states and each phase’s result before planning the next day.

How to read the screen

Read this example: 14 earned now; 18 expected after the planned actions. Enlarge

Solid gold: earned

The progress already recorded. Here, 14 seals are earned; the solid fill stops before the final chest.

Translucent gold: planned

The extra progress the plan is expected to produce. Here it extends from 14 to 18. Those four additional seals are not earned yet.

Dark track: still short

Anything beyond both the earned amount and the forecast remains unfilled.

Full-color open chest

Full-color chest The threshold has been reached or the phase reward is recorded as claimed.

Translucent open chest

Faint open chest Only the forecast reaches this threshold. Its open appearance does not mean you already received it.

Gray closed chest

Gray closed chest Neither earned progress nor the current plan reaches it.

Why is the whole bar sometimes translucent?

A future phase has no earned score yet, so its planned progress is all translucent. A future day marked “By plan” is a forecast too. As real progress catches up, the solid part grows. If the plan adds nothing beyond what you already earned, there is no translucent extension.

Does an open chest mean the reward was collected?

Not by itself. A full-color phase chest can mean that its score threshold was reached or that a claim was recorded. A faint chest means the plan expects to reach it. Use the actual result to confirm collection.

What is different about a phase bar?

The day bar counts seals toward the daily rewards. A phase bar counts score toward that phase’s four chests. If the plan shows a score range, its translucent bar uses the higher forecast. Editing a plan can move that preview before you save; the bot only follows saved settings.

Read the plan status separately

Set
A plan is saved. Its forecast is not a completed result.
Running
The plan is being carried out.
Done
The saved actions finished. This does not necessarily mean every chest in the event was reached.
Partial
The plan did not complete every action. Open the phase to inspect what happened and what was left.
The timeline keeps progress, spending and plan status together. Enlarge

Limits to keep in mind

Needs an active bot
The bot must be running and in the game to carry out a plan. Your account needs active access to the service.
Forecasts are estimates
The planned seal total describes the forecast. Your inventory, available actions and game responses determine the actual result.
Planning is selective
Seeing a phase in the timeline does not mean every game action in that phase is automated. The controls offered for that phase show what you can plan.
Spending follows your plan
Review energy purchases, speedups and resource allowances before saving. Reaching a reward threshold is not a reason to assume spending is unlimited.

Common questions

Does it guarantee the final daily chest?

No. The timeline shows what you have earned and what your current plans are expected to earn. Whether you reach the final chest depends on available resources and the actions the bot can complete.

Can I plan more than today?

The day view includes today and the next two days. Choose a day, open an available phase and save its plan. Training phases use the account’s shared training plan.

Can it handle phases while I sleep?

Yes. Save plans for the phases that fall during your sleep and leave the bot running. It carries out the planned actions in their matching phases and claims the rewards it reaches. Your browser can be closed and your phone switched off. Check your local phase times when planning; you can review the results in the morning.

Is all of Survival battle automated?

The bot handles the actions exposed by its planning controls, including training, hero and raven plans, and energy use. The full schedule is visible even where a phase has no saved automation plan.

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