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🧭 Understanding the navigation menu

What sits behind each section of the menu bar, why your bar is not the same as your clan mate's, and how to find a page you cannot see.

Getting Started 6 min read Reference Updated 23 Aug 2026

You are looking for a page and you cannot find it. That is what this article is for: it lists what actually sits behind each section of the menu bar, and explains the two reasons a page you have seen before is not there today.

Start with the reason that catches nearly everyone.

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Easy to get wrong
The menu is built for you, in the clan you currently have selected. The Clan Management section only appears while the clan named in the header is one you administer. Switch to a clan where you are an ordinary member and the whole section disappears — nothing has been taken away from you — you are looking at a clan you do not run.
Items on the menu bar
6
7 for a clan admin
Hover to open
300 ms
a click opens it at once
Esc
Closes the panel
focus returns to the section
Phone layout below
768 px
bar moves to the bottom

The two rows at the top

The header is two rows, and they do different jobs.

The top row is context: the logo, the clan you are working in, the Last scan chip, a language flag, and your own name with a small menu behind it. Nothing here navigates to a feature; it tells you who and where you are.

The second row is the sections. Clicking or hovering one drops a wide panel underneath it. The section that contains the page you are on is marked, so you can always see where you are.


What is in each section

MY — your own record

Three shortcuts across the top — Personal Dashboard, My Progress and Notification Hub — then columns:

Dashboards — how the clan is doing

Shortcuts to Chest Rewards, Chest Point Details and Ancients Statistics, then:

Clan — what your clan has published

Shortcuts to Members, Union of Triumph and Chest Catalog, then Rules & Information and Heroes Overview under clan info, Gold Pass Overview under Union Triumph, and Forum under community.

CP RUNs — the Conquest Point economy

Shortcuts to My CP account, Available CP RUNs and Apply as defender, plus Clan Statistics. The other two columns — run management and settings — are clan-admin pages and stay hidden from members.

Game Tools — calculators and calendars

Shortcuts to Stacking Calculator, Event Calendar and Summon Mastery, plus Research Costs, Mini-Event Calendar and Game Guides. Nothing here is about your clan; it is reference material for the game itself.

Clan Management — clan admins only

The largest section. Like MY it fills all four columns, and it has far more in each. Shortcuts to Clan Dashboard, Events and Crypt Cycles, then:

The last item on the bar, TB DISCORD, is a plain link and leaves the portal. Two further sections exist for portal staff; they are never shown to customers and there is nothing in them you are missing.


Inside a panel

Every section panel is laid out the same way. Three highlighted tiles across the top are the pages most people in that section want. Underneath, the remaining pages sit in labelled columns. On the right there is a dark tile promoting one page — the current pick for MY is the research tracker, and for Dashboards it is the game event calendar — with a short list of quick links below it.

Along the bottom of every panel, in every section, runs the same strip of four: My Dashboard, Notification Hub, Game Calendar, My User & Player Settings. If you only remember one thing about the menu, remember that strip — those four are reachable from anywhere without hunting for the right section.

The MY panel open, with its three tiles, three labelled columns, the dark promo tile on the right and the four-link strip along the bottom
The bottom strip is identical in every section — it is the fastest route to the four pages people use most.

The clan selector

Next to the logo sits the clan you are currently working in, shown as its kingdom number and its name. Click it and you get a dropdown split into two groups: 🛡️ Admin Rights for clans you administer and 👤 Player Clans for clans where you are a member. Every row in that dropdown adds the clan's three-letter initials in brackets between the kingdom number and the name, so two clans with similar names are easy to tell apart there even though the button above shows only the name. A tick marks the one you are on. For people who administer many clans, the search box at the top narrows the admin group.

Your choice is remembered for the rest of the session and applies everywhere except your dashboard, which follows the player chosen in Viewing as instead. Which clan is selected at login is your Default Clan, set at MY → User & Player Settings.


The rest of the top row

ItemWhat it does
Last scanWhen your clan's chest grabber account last collected chests, in UTC — with your local time in brackets once you have set a time zone. Reads Setup your account to start scanning when the selected clan has no active chest grabber account.
BellShown to clan admins and portal staff only. Members read the same things at MY → Notification Hub.
FlagSwitches the interface language. Fifteen are available, and your choice is saved to your account.
Your nameMy Dashboard, My User & Player Settings and Sign Out.

On a phone

Below 768 px the section bar is replaced by a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen with five buttons: Home, Profile, Support, Calendar and Menu. Menu opens the full list as expandable cards, with a Search pages… box at the top — type into it and the sections that contain no match disappear, while every section that does contain one opens up. The search filters sections, not pages: a section that survives shows its whole list, matching entries and all the rest together. That search box exists only in the phone menu; on a desktop you browse the sections.


Opening and closing

Common questions

A section I was using yesterday has disappeared. What happened?

Check which clan is selected in the header. Admin sections are granted per clan, so switching to a clan where you are an ordinary member removes Clan Management and the admin half of CP RUNs. Switch back and they return. If the clan is right and the section is still missing, your role in that clan has changed — ask your clan leadership.

Why does the same page appear in two different sections?

Because two different jobs lead to it. Forum is listed under both MY and Clan and is the same page either way. Surveys is not: under MY it is the surveys you have been asked to answer, under Clan Management it is the ones your clan is running. Chest Catalog is the same split — under Clan you read your clan's chest values, under Clan Management you edit them.

Is there a search box for pages?

On a phone, yes — the Menu button opens a list with Search pages… at the top. It narrows the list to the sections that contain a match rather than to the pages themselves, so you still read the surviving section to find the entry you typed. On a desktop there is no page search; use the section panels, or the four-link strip along the bottom of every panel for the pages you reach most often.

The menu says one thing and the page header says another. Which is right?

(delete or rewrite — the answer describes the inconsistency this rename removes). In Dashboards, Chest Cycle Statistics opens a page headed Crypt Cycle Performance and Chest Point Details opens one headed Chest Points Details. In MY, My Clan Rewards opens a page headed My Rewards. Trust the menu entry — it is the current name — and wherever you see "crypt" in a heading, read it as "chest", which is the older word for the same thing.