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The fleet wall and stage
Everything on the fleet page, and what each number means.
The fleet page has two views: the wall, which shows every client at once, and the stage, which shows one client large with its details.
The top bar
Five numbers sum up the fleet:
| Number | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | Clients that are started, out of how many your plan runs at once |
| Idle | Started, but waiting with nothing to do |
| Need you | Stopped on a problem and waiting for you |
| gp / hr | The running clients’ gp per hour, added together |
| xp / hr | The same for experience |
Start all starts every stopped client, up to your plan’s limit. Stop all stops every one.
The tick counter beats once per game tick, every 0.6 seconds. Everything on the page updates on that beat.
A tile
Each tile is one client.
- Top left: a status light and the name you gave the account.
- Top right: how long this run has lasted.
- Bottom left: the task, or the reason it stopped.
- Bottom right: gp per hour.
- The thin bar along the bottom: hitpoints, for clients in combat.
- Numbers that float up: experience drops, as in the game.
Status lights
| Light | State | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green, blinking | Running | Working normally |
| Grey | Idle | Started, waiting for a task |
| Red | Needs you | Stopped on a problem. The tile’s border turns red and the reason replaces the task |
| Yellow | Starting | Logging in |
| Hollow | Stopped | Not running. The tile is greyed and shows a Start button |
gp colours
gp amounts use the game’s own colours: yellow under 100k, white from 100k to 10m, green at 10m and above.
The stage
Click a tile, or press its number key, to open it on the stage. The picture grows to fill the view and a panel beside it shows:
- GP / hr and XP / hr right now.
- This run: gp and experience gained since the client started.
- The skill being trained and its level.
- Hitpoints and Prayer bars.
- Actions: stop the client, start it, or fix a problem and resume.
- Activity: a running log of what the client did, newest first.
The strip under the picture holds every other client. Click one to switch to it without going back to the wall.
Press Esc, or the Wall button, to return.
When a client needs you
A client that hits a problem stops and waits. Its tile turns red, the reason shows on it, and the bar at the bottom of the console names it.
Open it and choose Fix and resume once you have dealt with the cause, or Stop to shut it down.
Plan limits
Your plan sets how many clients run at once. Starting one more than that is refused with a message; stop one first, or move up a plan.
Install as an app
Thrall installs from your browser so it runs in its own window and can sit on a phone’s home screen.
- Chrome and Edge: the install icon at the right of the address bar, or the menu, then Install Thrall.
- Safari on iPhone and iPad: Share, then Add to Home Screen.
On a phone
The wall becomes two columns and the stage opens full screen, with the details below the picture. Clients run where the tab is open: a phone runs its own clients and does not control a desktop’s.