A ranked view of the Alliance Tower Defense! roster built from community wiki stats and credited creator consensus — plus the personal comparison tool for your own roster.
The method uses transparent criteria — availability, early cost efficiency, coverage, and utility — and your starter decision applies the same questions as a candidate personal comparison, without fixed letter tiers. Confidence follows source quality: multi-source numbers rank above single-video claims.
The Alliance Tower Defense! tier landscape is built around three units: Titan Speaker Man 2.0 (the Mythic carry, 1,250 DPS maxed), the Scientist Camera Man economy engine (600$ per wave at max), and the 10M event family that creators rate as broken-strong. TV Woman covers what single-target cannot — AOE plus burn — and DJ Speaker Man amplifies whatever is already placed. Below the premium tier, the story inverts: the Uncommon Camera Man ranks low on ceiling but carries every fresh account through the Coin farm, and rarity never equals importance — roles do. Every number here is community-documented with sources; the developer publishes no official stats.
Aggregated from the community wiki's stat tables and credited creator videos, checked 2026-10-15. Tier position assumes the unit is funded and maxed.
Stat sources: the community wiki's measured tables (checked 2026-10-15); loadout credit in the tables below. Icon-only stub units (Titan Cinema Man, Upgraded Titan Camera Man, and most Rares) are intentionally unranked until stats exist.
Credited teams from creator videos — the practical test of any tier list.
| Mode | Team | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Easy / Medium (solo farm) | 1× Camera Man (maxed) + Auto Skip | Fan strategy guide |
| Insane (budget) | Plunger Camera Man + Large TV Man + Titan Speaker Man | PeaceBringer (YouTube) |
| Crazy (solo) | 10M TV Woman as the core; add Titan Cinema Man to clear faster | Cero (YouTube, "Easiest Way to Beat Crazy Mode") |
| Crazy (party, sub-7-minutes) | Upgraded Titan Camera Man + Titan Speaker Man 2.0 (DPS), DJ Speaker Man (support), TV Woman (slow + AOE), Dark Speaker Man (early waves) | Exotic (YouTube) |
| Insane Endless (leaderboard) | Fully maxed roster; duo runs have reached 200+ waves | Lancer × ottonpc / MeddysonTD (YouTube) |
Units with community-measured stat tables. Full details on the units wiki page.
Starter unit
~92 DPS at max
Starter carry / early DPS
150 DPS at max
Economy (income per wave)
— DPS at max
Early DPS + base heal + slow
250 DPS at max
AOE + burn damage over time
750 DPS at max
Single-target carry
~633 DPS at max
Endgame single-target carry
1,250 DPS at max
The consensus above is a starting point — rank the units you actually own against your own observations, using the same questions for each candidate.
Use only your current observations. Roles and ratings are your planning labels, not official classifications or a fixed ranking.
General focus: Compare the same four observations for each candidate.
Damage × 0.35; coverage × 0.25; utility × 0.25; cost efficiency × 0.15. Role labels do not add a bonus.
Ratings start visually at 3 but remain incomplete until you set each one.
Titan Speaker Man 2.0 (Mythic, 1,250 DPS at max with a fire-rate ability) is the consensus best carry. The 10M event units are widely rated just as strong by creators. Among accessible units, TV Woman (AOE + burn) and Scientist Camera Man (economy) define their roles.
Yes — disproportionately so. It is a 35%-chance Uncommon that maxes for 250$ total and solos Easy City, which makes it the best early carry and the backbone of the Coin farm. Tier lists rank it low on ceiling but every strategy guide ranks it essential.
No tier list is. The developer publishes no stats, so this page aggregates community wiki measurements and credited creator consensus, each with its source and checked date. Use the comparison tool to test candidates against your own observations.
Scarcity and role confuse raw rankings. Engineer Camera Man is a 0.2%-crate summoner and one of the most traded units in the game — weak in a fresh account's team, valuable in the trading economy. Tier position always assumes a funded, maxed unit.
Full stat tables and obtainment for every unit.
Roles and placement rules the tiers plug into.
The odds behind chasing a higher tier.
How the community prices what tiers rank.
Free Tickets and Coins before you pull.
Rebalances move tiers — check the date.
Turn the tiers into a new-player order of operations.
Apply your comparison to the hardest mode.
Every mode's rewards next to the tier context.
Why fixed ranks stay withheld, with checked dates.
Build your own comparison from the units you own.
