| Name | Lvl | Est. Total Stats | FF | Status / Out in | Last action | Claimed by | Assigned to | Notes |
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No targets yet. Set your war config and hit "Refresh targets".
| Name | Lvl | Est. Total Stats | FF | Status / Out in | Last action | Claimed by | Assigned to | Notes |
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No targets yet. Set your war config and hit "Refresh targets".
Faction IDs are the number in a faction's Torn profile URL. Your own faction ID auto-fills from your API key when you sign in — the enemy faction ID has to be entered manually since Torn has no way to derive who you're at war with from your key alone.
Use a Limited Access key from Torn Settings → API. This identifies you when you claim a target and to pull faction data. Your key is kept only in this browser and sent directly to Torn's API — it is never stored on the tracker's server.
Click "Sign in with API key" and paste a Torn Limited Access key. It identifies you (your name shows up on dibs/assignments) and is used to pull faction data. The key is stored only in your own browser and sent straight to Torn's API — the server here never saves it.
Set the enemy faction ID (who you're warring — the number in their faction profile URL) and your own faction ID (auto-fills when you sign in). "Refresh targets" pulls the enemy roster; "Refresh own faction roster" populates the assign dropdown with your own members' names. Switching the enemy faction ID and refreshing automatically clears the old faction's members.
"Call dibs" claims a target for yourself — everyone sees it locked instantly. Only you can remove your own dibs (the × next to your name); nobody else can un-claim it for you.
"Assign…" lets anyone allocate a target to a specific faction member — useful for a leader planning who hits who. Picking someone always replaces the previous assignee (one person per target). An assignment starts as ⏳ pending — shown in red to everyone — until the assigned player clicks their own "Accept" button, at which point it becomes a normal claim (🎯) for everyone. While pending or claimed, nobody else can call dibs or be assigned to that target. The × on the "Assigned to" column removes an allocation (pending or not) — anyone can do this, since it's a planning tool rather than a personal claim.
These come from FFScouter, a free third-party service that estimates stats for almost any active player from Torn's public fair-fight data. Click "↻ Refresh stats" and paste a free FFScouter API key (16 characters, register at ffscouter.com — separate from your Torn key, stored only in your browser). Use the 🔑 button any time to change a wrong key. The FF column is the fair-fight score for that target versus you, colour-coded: ≤1.5 easy 1.5–3 similar 3–7 hard >7 extreme.
Shows the target's current state and, if hospitalised or jailed, a live countdown to release. Use the "Sort: Out soonest" option to see who's coming out next.
The notes box on each row is shared with the whole faction in real time — anything you type there is visible to everyone else looking at the tracker, so it's a good place for spy info, timing notes, etc.
Allocate one faction member to this target — picking someone replaces the current assignee. Refresh the roster in Settings if names are missing.