The Great Warlords does not ask you to register and does not build a profile about you. Your progress is stored on your own device. Some features need to talk to other computers, and every one of those is listed below so you can see exactly what leaves your browser.

Your warlord name, chosen warband, chosen arena, unlocked faces and maps, diamonds, win streak, daily reward day, badge, battle record and sound settings are written into this browser's own storage. Nothing in that list is a real world identity. No email address, no phone number, no password and no payment detail is ever requested or held.

When the game is opened through CrazyGames it uses their official SDK. If you are signed in to CrazyGames the game reads your public username so it can show it above your warband, and it asks their cloud save service to keep a copy of the same progress listed above, so that switching device does not cost you your unlocks. Playing as a guest skips both of these and nothing is stored outside your browser.

Adverts are requested through the same CrazyGames SDK, never from this game directly. The game tells the SDK when a battle starts, when it ends, when loading begins and when it finishes, which is what lets the portal pause its adverts while you are fighting. It also asks for a rewarded advert when you press the button that offers extra diamonds. Choosing which advert to show and measuring it happens entirely on the CrazyGames side under their policy.

Competition and Custom matches connect to our own match server so that players in one room stay in step. What travels there is the display name you are playing under, a random room and player code made up for that match, your chosen warband and arena, your button presses and the timing measurements needed to keep both sides synchronised. Those records exist while the room is alive and are dropped when it closes. Offline modes never open that connection.

This is a game for a general audience. It does not knowingly gather personal details from anyone, children included, because it does not gather personal details at all. If you play through a portal, their own rules about younger players apply on top of this page.

Clearing this browser's site data wipes the local save and everything in it. That happens at once and cannot be undone, because nothing here is copied anywhere else for anyone to restore from. A cloud save held by CrazyGames is removed through your CrazyGames account, since that copy belongs to their service rather than to this game.

If what the game collects ever changes, this page changes with it in the same update. Questions about anything written here can go to the developer through the contact link on the portal page where you found the game.