A fully typed Python client for Goodgame Empire.
Why EmpireCore
- Fully typed. Every request and reply is a pydantic model with readable field names, so your editor completes them and your type checker checks them.
- Behaves like the real game client. Logins, requests and their checks follow the game's own client code, so the server sees what it expects.
- Fast. One account scans the Green kingdom's roughly 8,900 castles in 15 to 17 seconds; split across 8 accounts, it takes 2.9 seconds.
What it covers
| Service | What it does |
|---|---|
client.castle |
Castles, buildings, resources, horses, sending goods and troops |
client.army |
Units, recruitment and the hospital |
client.attack |
Sending attacks, and filling waves like the game does |
client.commanders |
Commanders and castellans |
client.skills |
Generals, abilities and skill trees |
client.equipment |
The equipment inventory |
client.spy |
Spy missions, sabotage and spy reports |
client.map |
Kingdom scans and map lookups |
client.movements |
Army movements, recalls and incoming attacks |
client.alliance |
Chat, help requests, members and the treasury |
client.messages |
The mailbox |
client.player, defense, ranking, events |
Players, castle defense, highscores and events |
Install
uv add empire-core # or: pip install empire-core
Python 3.10 or newer. EmpireCore is pre-1.0, so a minor release may change the API; the changelog lists every change that does.
Quick start
from empire_core import EmpireClient, Kingdom, MapItemType
with EmpireClient(username="you", password="...") as client:
client.login()
castles = client.castle.get_all()
print(f"{len(castles)} castle(s)")
scan = client.map.scan_kingdom(Kingdom.GREEN, item_types=[MapItemType.CASTLE])
print(f"Green kingdom: {len(scan.items):,} castles")
Documentation: https://eschnitzler.github.io/EmpireCore/, with a guide for each part of the game and the full API reference.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md. Bugs and feature requests are best filed as issues.
Contact
- Email: colossusdynamis@gmail.com
- Discord:
colossus1
MIT licensed. Not affiliated with Goodgame Studios. For educational purposes only; use responsibly.
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