The Alliance Tower Defense! unit roster grouped by rarity — Basic through Mythic, Exclusive, and Event — with placement costs, damage, DPS tables, and obtainment for every unit that has community-documented stats.
This evidence readiness hub covers the whole unit system: the roster is incomplete by design, named source-watch candidates stay labelled as such, and the comparison tools are one click away.
Alliance Tower Defense! units are summoned from a pool of seven rarities. The normal summon pool runs Basic (50%), Uncommon (35%), Rare (10%), Epic (4%), Legendary (1%), and Mythic (0.1%); Exclusive and Event units come from crates, the shop, the Spin Wheel, and events instead. A maxed Camera Man (Uncommon) is the best early carry, Scientist Camera Man is the economy backbone, and the Mythic Titan Speaker Man 2.0 — 1,250 DPS with a fire-rate ability at max — is the endgame chase. Every number on this page is community-documented with the checked date attached, because the developer has not published official stats.
Summon ×1 costs 100 Coins and Summon ×10 costs 850 Coins — the bulk pull is 15% cheaper per summon. Odds below are community-documented.
| Rarity | Summon chance | Units | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 50% | Speaker Man | Given to every player on joining; not worth summoning for. |
| Uncommon | 35% | Camera Man | The workhorse starter carry — cheap to place and cheap to max. |
| Rare | 10% | Large Speaker Man, TV Man, Camera Woman | — |
| Epic | 4% | Large Camera Man, Large TV Man, Plunger Camera Man, 10M Camera Man (event) | — |
| Legendary | 1% | Titan Speaker Man, Titan TV Man, Dark Speaker Man, Speaker Woman, 10M TV Woman (event) | — |
| Mythic | 0.1% | Titan Speaker Man 2.0 | Introduced with the August 20 update; Titan Cinema Man is listed as an upcoming Mythic. |
Source: the community wiki's Summons page, checked 2026-10-15. The documented Mythic pity of 1,000 summons applies to Titan Speaker Man 2.0; the developer has not confirmed official odds.
Placement costs, damage, cooldowns, and DPS as measured by the community wiki, checked 2026-10-15. These are the numbers that drive team decisions.
Starter unit · Given to every player on joining
Your first unit. Enough for the tutorial, replaced quickly by a maxed Camera Man.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100$ | 18 | — | — |
| 4 (max) | — | 60 | — | ~92 |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
Starter carry / early DPS · Summon (35% Uncommon pool)
The single most important early unit: one maxed Camera Man can hold a 1-player Easy (City) run on its own, which makes it the backbone of the Coin-farming loop.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100$ | 60 | — | 48 |
| 4 (max) | 250$ total | 150 | 1.0s | 150 |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
Economy (income per wave) · Scientist Crate (95% in the free crate, 90% in the Robux crate)
The best income unit for most teams. Place it early so every later wave pays you more match cash.
| Level | Placement cost | Income per wave | Cumulative cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 200$ | 50$ | — | — |
| 4 (max) | 3,100$ total | 600$ | — | — |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
Early DPS + base heal + slow · Scientist Crate (4.8% free / 9% Robux)
Deletes the front of early waves, heals the base every wave, and slows what it hits. Placement limit of 2.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 250$ | 96 | 1.0s | 96 |
| 4 (max) | 1,000$ total | 220 | 0.88s | 250 |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
AOE + burn damage over time · Robux shop (added with the August 20 update)
One of the strongest damage units you can buy directly; rebalanced in the Big Update.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,250$ | 100 | — | 105 |
| 4 (max) | 2,200$ total | 420 | — | 750 |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
Single-target carry · Robux shop (first Exclusive, available since release)
Was the premium carry before Mythics; stats were last documented in the Update 2 era and may have changed.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,500$ | 250 | 1.8s | ~139 |
| 4 (max) | 1,900$ total | 950 | 1.5s | ~633 |
Community wiki, Update 2-era stats (checked 2026-10-03)
Endgame single-target carry · Summon (0.1%; community-documented pity of 1000). Added August 20, 2026.
The current chase unit. Its ability at level 3+ buys a temporary fire-rate burst — use it on boss waves, not on trash.
| Level | Placement cost | Damage | Cooldown | DPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2,000$ | 150 | 0.7s | 214 |
| 4 (max) | 8,750$ total | 500 | 0.4s | 1,250 |
Community wiki (checked 2026-10-03)
Units without measured stats yet. The community wiki documents their existence and rarity but its stat pages are still stubs — we list them rather than skip them.
Party units come from the Party Crate (Party Camera Man 60%, Jester Speaker Man 39.75%, Party Titan TV Man 0.25%), which drops from the hourly Piñata and Party Global Quests. The 10M units come from the September 10M event crates. Event crates cannot be bought with normal Coins.
Alliance Tower Defense!'s developer has not published official stat tables, summon rates, or patch notes. This site therefore documents community knowledge with the source and checked date attached to every table, and we mark anything a publisher has not confirmed as community-documented. When a source conflicts (as code trackers regularly do), we show both sides instead of picking a winner.
The community wiki documents 25+ named units across seven rarity tiers (Basic, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, plus Exclusive and Event units outside the normal summon pool). The roster grows with nearly every weekly update.
Titan Speaker Man 2.0, the first Mythic, is the current endgame carry with a community-documented 1,250 DPS at max level. Creators also rate the September 10M event units as top-tier. For new accounts, a maxed Camera Man remains the best early carry.
Mythics come from Summon at a documented 0.1% chance, with a community-documented pity of 1,000 summons for Titan Speaker Man 2.0. The developer has not published official odds. Bulk pulls (850 Coins for 10) reduce the cost per attempt by 15%.
The developer has not released an official stat table, so stats exist only where community wiki editors have measured them. We list every named unit and clearly separate measured tables from icon-only stubs rather than inventing numbers.
Exclusives sit outside the normal summon pool: they come from the Roblox shop (Titan Camera Man, TV Woman), Scientist Crates (Scientist Camera Man, Large Scientist Camera Man, Engineer Camera Man), or the Spin Wheel (DJ Speaker Man).
Role archetypes, placement rules, and community loadouts that use these units.
Compare your own units with the community consensus as the baseline.
Summon costs, crate odds, Tickets, and every Coin source.
When to pull, how much to hold back, and how to use Auto Sell.
Free Tickets and Coins top up your summon budget.
How the community prices units and crates for trades.
See why detail pages are held and what is still checked.
Enter the units you own for a personal comparison.
Roster changes land with every update cycle.
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