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The bot can answer you in your own language. Once you choose a language, every message the bot sends you is translated. This includes private messages and the public replies that answer you.

Set your language in the game chat

Type !language and the name of your language in the game chat:
You can use the English name, the name in your own language, or a short code. For example, all of these work:
The bot answers Language set: and the language name. From then on, its replies come in that language.

Check or turn off your language

Set your language in the app

When you are signed in, changing the app’s language also changes the bot’s language. The bot then answers you in the language you picked in the app. The app menu has seven languages: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Russian, Japanese, and Arabic. For any other language, use !language in the game chat.
Your choice applies to every governor linked to your account.

Answer sign-up questions in your language

You can answer event sign-up questions in your own language. The bot translates your answers into English for leadership, and leaders can still see what you typed. Commands and words like BACK and KEEP work the same in any language.

Good to know

  • Commands, like !signup, and links stay in English.
  • In Spanish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Japanese, and Arabic, the bot uses the game’s own words for game terms. For example, Power, Commander, Kill Points, and Alliance Mobilization appear just as the game shows them, not as a word-for-word translation. In other languages, these terms are translated normally.
  • If a translation fails, the bot answers in English.
  • Supported languages include Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and more.

In-game commands

Every chat command you can type in Rise of Kingdoms to talk to the bot.

Event sign-ups

Join kingdom events through the app, Discord, or in-game chat.

Translated sign-up answers

How leadership sees and edits translated sign-up answers.

FAQ

Quick answers about supported languages and more.
Last modified on October 19, 2026