Hero Wars made easy

Eclipse for Hero Wars

A browser extension that connects the Hero Wars: Alliance web game to Eclipse (www.hwa-eclipse.com). It plays the parts of the game you choose, when you tell it to. It is not made by or affiliated with Nexters, the maker of Hero Wars.

The big one

Eternal Frontier

Plays the levels for you, with teams planned by Eclipse. It starts when you press Start and stops when you press Stop.
The extension's Frontier tab: the current level, today's wins and the last fight's teams

No clicking

Guild Dungeon

Picks the door and the team, floor after floor, keeping an eye on your titans’ health.
The extension's Dungeon tab: the doors on this floor, the last team and every titan's health

One press each

Dailies

Your daily chores in one list. Each one shows what it costs before you run it, and the free ones run together.
The extension's Dailies tab: a list of chores, each with its cost and a Run button

For guilds on Eclipse

Arena

Finds a counter for the opponent you are offered, then attacks. It buys attempts only within the limit you set.
The extension's Arena tab: recent battles with both teams, with opponents' names blurred

Talismans

Rerolls a talisman up to a budget you set, and keeps a roll only when it is better.

Your heroes, for your guild

In a guild that uses Eclipse, it keeps your heroes, titans and talismans current there, from the game’s own data.
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When you press Start, the extension SENDS game commands from your Hero Wars account, as if you had pressed the buttons yourself. Automating the game breaks Hero Wars' terms of service. If Nexters notices, your account could be warned, restricted or banned, and that risk is yours alone — Eclipse cannot undo it.

Who it is for

Today, members of a guild that uses Eclipse. Without an Eclipse account and the personal token from its Settings page, the extension does nothing. Accounts with no guild come next: the Eternal Frontier, the Guild Dungeon, Dailies and talismans.

Getting it

Ask your guild’s admins. Once you are signed in to Eclipse, the install guide is on the extension’s member page.

Your data

The privacy policy says what the extension reads, what it sends and where it goes.