Earn an AFK route and inspect its policy
Automate a route only after an actual active victory.
Prerequisites: an active victory on the exact ordinary route, then an idle character in that route’s region with rations for each attempt and usable equipment. Brush Hare is the recommended first target. Use inexpensive supplies for the first policy rehearsal.
Step by step
Tick a step after observing the expected result. Saved on this device only.
01Check the locked state first
On a character without an active Brush Hare win, open Automate earned route / Farm for that target and attempt one cycle.
The engine refuses the route until an active victory has been recorded.
02Earn and retain the active win
Complete the Brush Hare active path, wait until recovery and turnaround permit another attempt, then remain in its actual region.
The route now satisfies its active-win prerequisite; a win on a different target is insufficient.
03Set a bounded policy
Open Edit AFK policy / Set policy. For a simple control test use one observable rule such as [{"when":"always","action":"strike"}], then commit. Advanced rules may use current health, resources, intent and visible supports.
Only supported rule fields and legal targets are accepted. This example is a test policy, not a claim of optimal combat performance.
04Commit two attempts
Choose Farm, boss brush_hare, cycles 2, with an empty pack or genuine per-attempt supplies.
Two rations and configured gear are reserved. Each automated attempt has a ten-minute boundary.
05Inspect each boundary
Return after the first and second scheduled times, inspect result receipts, remaining reservations and condition.
The same combat engine resolves the policy. A failure ends the plan; low-condition gear can cause return for maintenance rather than endless farming.
06Compare after reconnect
Close and reopen the client. Inspect completed attempt count and output again.
No extra victories or supplies appear on refresh. An automated result is not recorded as a new active encounter for unlocking unrelated routes.