Casino & Misc

This starter pack lists free scripts, tools and sites grouped by area, such as attacking, crimes, faction, trading and events. It also gives install steps for TornPDA and for TamperMonkey on PC.

This is a showcase of Torn scripts, tools, and websites collected by the author, with part 4 posted now and part 1 covering basics like browsers and userscript managers. It is mostly a list of links, and you don't need to use all of them.

This alphabetical list gives a strategy tip for each advanced-repeatable Duke mission. The tips cover things like which weapons to use or unequip, when to mug or leave targets, and where to find them.

A reference listing which clothing layer each item uses on head, eyes, mouth, torso, hands, legs and feet, so you can check whether it shows above armour. It also explains how layering and jewelry work.

This guide walks you through closing your Torn City account in three steps, starting from logging in and going to the settings menu. It also notes that you don't need to announce your departure on the forums.

This guide walks you through Duke's daily missions, covering what each contract asks for and how to complete it. It also gives general tips that apply to most of them, and says Part 2 covers the rest.

Dalzadar shares tips from around 30,000 games of Foot Russian Roulette on managing your bankroll, setting goals, and avoiding big losses. It also covers the three RR merits and how to protect winnings on large pots.

This guide explains the parts of a Torn API call and gives example scripts in Google Apps Script, Python, JavaScript and R. Its example checks whether a random player is in federal jail.

The author opened a range of supply packs, tracked the results on torn.report, and shared drop rates with profit and loss for each. They recommend Grenade Cases over other packs and say Billfolds and the Keg of Beer are not worth opening.

This guide shows how to make or fix an animated profile picture within Torn's size limits. It covers resizing and optimising a gif, a few free tools, and uploading it to your profile.

This guide covers finding items on the new City Map, with tips such as zooming in and highlighting the map. It also includes item icons and answers to common questions about where items appear and how often you can find them.

This reference lists the hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and special cutoff times in TCT, along with the activities that reset at each one. The author admits it may be incomplete and asks others to help add missing cutoffs.

This post introduces programming for Torn as an updated take on an older guide by Oman, and promises some tips and tricks. It is a short intro and doesn't yet include specific steps or the code examples its title mentions.

This reference lists 46 player titles and what earns each, such as Thief for mugging. The author says the requirements may be inexact and asks for help confirming them.

A tongue-in-cheek guide to proposing to another player indirectly, with nine suggested approaches. It also notes that marriage can earn 3 Honors and 21 Merits and that spouses can share properties.

This guide shows you how to pull data from the Torn API with Python, starting with a short Python crash course. It walks through installing the requests module and writing a script that reads your cooldown data and works out when a cooldown ends.

This guide shows you how to find the seasonal newsletter in your preferences, resend it if needed, and locate the button to claim 250 energy in your email. It covers both the mobile and desktop versions of Torn.

This guide walks you through embedding YouTube videos and photos in forum posts, making a photo clickable, and creating or editing GIFs with ezgif. It also lists some Torn picture dimensions, and the author notes the embedding info is outdated.

This sarcastic glossary explains what each Torn player title means and how people tend to earn it. It describes the titles in alphabetical order, from Accomplice to Tycoon.

This guide explains how to spend mission credits on books, weapon mods and special ammo, starting with saving up to 2000 credits to buy books. It also covers when to stockpile credits and when to buy cheap items to restock the shop.

This guide explains the punctuation operators you can use in Torn forum searches, such as hyphen, equals sign, caret, dollar sign and double less-than. It also notes that you can narrow a search to a specific forum.

This guide shows how to look for a spouse through the newspaper personals or by asking traders you know. It also covers buying a ring, proposing, and getting married at the church.

This guide covers poker strategy in Torn, including choosing a play stance, sorting starting hands into tiers, estimating odds with outs, and avoiding common mistakes. It is meant for players who already know the basics of poker.

This guide shows you how to add YouTube videos to your Torn profile by pasting embed code into the source code editor. It also explains how to shrink videos so they sit side by side.

This guide covers the Torn missions and contracts system from 2016 and 2017, including how agents, difficulty tiers, agent standing and mission credits work. It also lists known Duke contracts and their rewards.

This guide walks you through installing Torn Tools on an Android phone using a browser app like Kiwi. It covers turning on developer mode, adding Torn Tools, and entering your API key.

This guide shows how to format chat text in bold, underlined, or struck through, and how to add a clickable link. It includes two examples of links being used in chat.

This guide explains how to set up a system prompt in Gemini, Grok, Claude or ChatGPT to help write Torn UserScripts that follow the rules. It also shows how the prompt can flag illegal script ideas and suggest legal alternatives.

This post lists the rank triggers in the game, including older crime-based ones and newer networth and battle stats thresholds. It explains that battle stats triggers depend on how balanced your stats are.

A reference thread with links to Torn-related sites, a list of crime enhancers and required crime items, and tables of energy, nerve and happy boosters. It also lists company specials with their job point costs.

This guide covers ways to refer new players to Torn using the Recruit a Citizen feature, including friends, social media, forums, other games, and Google Ads. It also shares the author's results and notes on retaining referred players and restarting rules.

This guide explains what URLs, the Torn API, websockets and scripts are, in the author's own understanding. It also outlines how Torn's terms of service apply to each, with examples of allowed and disallowed uses.

You get a list of commonly used Torn scripts for war, Organised Crimes, bazaars and more, with links and short descriptions. Some need PDA or API keys, and the guide offers help with setting them up.

This post shares a Notion database that gathers player-made Torn websites in one place, with gallery and table views. It also points to a similar site, tornservices.xyz, which appeared in November 2022.

This guide shows how to use BBCode on your profile, including the background tag, text alignment, links and image sizing in pixels. It gives examples of each, with screenshots for the background, alignment and image sections.

This guide shows you how to open the emoji keyboard on Windows 10 by pressing the Windows logo key and period while typing. It notes that the shortcut works in text fields such as chats and forum posts, but not in mail.

Tips for writing a Suggestions forum post: search for duplicates, stay concise, add useful details, format simply, handle criticism, and what to do after reaching 250+R. It also advises against using AI.

Explains how to set a background image on your profile signature with a short div block. It covers where the opening and closing lines go and notes that a solid image stops the repeat.