Upgrade Items: Your Heroes can also gain individual levels, called Stars. Keep doing this until you get a Thought Cannon Wand, an Epic Wand Weapon that will allow you to farm Wish Orbs. Early on, I recommend you hoard your Shards until you can afford an Epic Wish Orb. You can earn Shards by completing Tracks or by destroying Equipment you don’t need anymore. Higher rarity Wish Orbs cost more Shards. Shards: Shards can be used to synthesize Wish Orbs. Two strong early-game Powers are Gold Coin and Hugsplosion. Don’t be afraid to use these! Powers are generally cheap and Coins come easily. They do things like stun Bloons or restore lives. You can use Gems at the Daily Equipment shop or in Wish Orbs.Ĭoin: Coins are used to purchase Powers, which are one-time use abilities you can use at any time during a round. Gems: Gems are used to purchase Equipment, which are placed on your Heroes to make them stronger. Check this shop every day it just might have a piece of Equipment you want or need.Ĭash: Not really a currency per se, cash refers to the money you use to buy Heroes, Allies, and their Abilities while playing a Track. Every day, the shop offers three random pieces of Equipment you can purchase for Gems. The other Shop is the Daily Equipment shop, which is located on the map just above the Fire Kingdom. Of these three, Tuxedo Jake is considered the best (and, by some, the only worthwhile one). If you are interested in spending money on the game, know that the only things you cannot earn in-game are the three paid Heroes: Dungeon Finn, Tuxedo Jake, and Hunter Marceline. There will usually be some kind of sale or deal happening and they rotate. There’s the real money Store, which lets you pay real money for different Currencies and for paid Heroes. I recommend always taking higher difficulty Quests they are usually not too difficult, just tedious. Quests task you with completing a specific task, like “Win 10 games using only Hunter Marceline, Princess Bubblegum, Max, Ice King and Sai” or “Win 3 games at Impoppable difficulty.” Quests are ranked by relative difficulty: Bronze Quests are easy to complete but offer poor rewards while Diamond Quests take a long time to complete but offer the best rewards. Try and beat these as often as you can remember in a day.Īs you gain levels, you will eventually be able to undertake Quests. Do not stress yourself out about completing these, but they do guarantee Upgrade Items, which are definitely valuable. These offer better rewards than you would normally get from beating a Track again. Bloon Beacons are the form of dailies for BATTD they challenge you to beat again a Track you have already completed. These award higher amounts of the chest rewards and guarantee a Wish Orb of a specific rarity.Įvery four hours, a new Bloon Beacon becomes available. Beating every Track of any Adventure on a specific Difficulty unlocks a special chest. Completing a Track again on a Difficulty you have already beaten it on will net you fewer rewards, typically just Coins and XP, and a reduced amount of those at that. I will go over each of these things later in the Currencies section. To complete the Adventure, you must complete every Track on any Difficulty.Įvery time you complete a Track on any Difficulty for the first time, you will receive a chest with several rewards: Coins, Gems, Shards, Upgrade Items, Wish Orbs, and XP. Briefly, each Adventure consists of either two or three Tracks. The in-game tutorial should get you set up on how Adventures work. Different Kingdoms have anywhere between two and four Adventures you can play through. Most of what I will write here, though, is general and should be applicable throughout the game’s lifespan.īATTD is organized by Adventures. This guide was written shortly after v 1.2’s release so if you are coming in for a later version, specific information may be out of date.
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