RokTracker

An open source stats scanner for Rise of Kingdoms that follows top players across kingdom, alliance, and honor leaderboards by reading the game through an Android emulator, then writes the results to a spreadsheet.

RokTracker is an open source Rise of Kingdoms stats management tool that tracks top players in kingdom, alliance, and honor leaderboards. What ends up in the spreadsheet depends on what is scanned. Kingdom rankings include governor ID, name, power, kill points, kills by tier, dead troops, and resource stats, while honor and seed rankings keep name and score only.

There are two ways to use the scanner. Simple installation downloads the released executable and needs no Python. Advanced installation clones the source and runs with Python. Both routes require tessdata trained data, ADB platform tools, and a configured Bluestacks 5 emulator at a resolution of 1600x900 and DPI 450.

Version 6 came with breaking changes. The single config file was replaced with a folder containing multiple files for global settings, scanner presets, and GUI config, and version 5 configs are not compatible. Other changes include a unified scanner, more config options, UI positions moved into config files, and a new GUI with theme support.

The kingdom scanner does a full kingdom ranking scan and includes wrong kill detection, which validates kills against kill points and saves suspicious items to a manual review folder with a warning logged. A kill reconstruction option is available. The ranking scanner covers full alliance, personal honor, and seed scans, with names noted as approximate due to a game limitation.

Configuration requires setting the Bluestacks config location in the config file, and the instance name must match the Bluestacks instance. The README warns to always use forward slashes in the Bluestacks path fields, since raw backslashes cause a JSON parse error. Help lives on Discord, with rules about including the scanner log file when asking for help.

The tool assumes you will run it against a Bluestacks 5 instance with specific screen settings, and the README is open about the quirks, from JSON-breaking backslashes to names that can only ever be approximate.

• Source 1 · Project repository
• Source 2 · README