Search a commander by name to get their base’s last known X and Y coordinates, server, alliance tag and level. Search one server, or leave the server empty to search every server LW Spy has scanned.
How the player finder works
LW Spy scans the public world map of Last War: Survival servers with read-only accounts and remembers where each base was seen. The finder searches that record by the start of a player’s name. Search a single server to look up names shorter than three letters.
Every result shows when the base was last seen. A recent sighting is usually still accurate. An older one tells you where the player was, which helps when tracking a rival who has relocated or migrated.
Browse servers instead
Not looking for one player? The server directory shows base counts, base level distribution and shield rates for every recently scanned server, and ranks each one against the rest.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I find a player’s coordinates in Last War: Survival?
- Type at least the first three letters of the commander’s name into the player finder. Add their server number to narrow it to one warzone or to search names shorter than three letters. Each result shows the base’s last known X and Y coordinates, server, alliance tag, base level and when it was last seen.
- Is the player finder free?
- Yes. You don’t need an account or a game login. Each visitor gets up to 20 searches an hour and 60 a day so the service stays fast for everyone.
- How current are the coordinates?
- Results come from LW Spy’s most recent map scan of that server, and each result shows the date it was last seen. Players relocate and migrate, so an older sighting may no longer be where the base is. A live scan reads the map as it is right now.
- Can I search every server at once?
- Yes. Leave the server field empty to search all scanned servers. A player can appear on more than one server after migrating; the finder keeps their most recent sighting.
- Does this touch my game account?
- No. The finder only reads data that LW Spy has already collected from the public world map. It never asks for your game credentials, and searching does not send anything to the game.