Originally published on the Alliance Tower Defense Wiki — an unofficial fan resource for the Roblox tower defense game.
Alliance Tower Defense! drops you into the usual Roblox TD loop — play matches, earn Coins, Summon units, build a team — but with no onboarding to speak of. Most new players waste their first sessions assuming fixed payout rates or copying summon tables from other games. This beginner guide gives you a first-session route built on checkpoints you can actually observe.
The onboarding order
1. Complete one match. Use the result screen to observe what you actually earned in Coins instead of assuming a fixed payout. Rates are not publicly verified — your own result screen is the controlling source.
2. Read the Summon screen in game. Costs, pools, rarity rates, and pity rules are whatever the current in-game screen says. No numeric table is verified externally, so treat the game itself as the source of truth.
3. Record only the units you own. When you compare units or plan a team, enter only units you actually own and observations you can reproduce. Borrowed tier-list claims from other games (or older versions of this one) will steer you wrong.
4. Recheck after updates. Before relying on any older observation — yours or anyone else's — check whether the game has updated since.
The core lesson: observe before deciding
The official description confirms the match → Coins → Summon → team loop and a leaderboard, but not the numbers behind any of it. So the winning habit for your first sessions is simple: measure your own Coins per run and time per run, and only then decide what to grind. A "universal best farming method" that ignores your own measured rates is a guess wearing a costume.
Common traps to avoid
- Assuming a fixed Coin payout. The official description confirms Coins exist, not a universal amount per match.
- Copying an unverified Summon table. No current cost, pool, or rate table is verified.
- Following a different game entirely. Check you're playing the exact experience: place 99703116573266, universe 10393438342.
FAQ
What should I do in my very first session? Play one match, note the Coins, read the Summon screen, and record your owned units. That is the whole checkpoint path.
How do I know what to farm? Measure Coins per run and time per run yourself, then use a farming estimator with your numbers.
Are there any codes? Check the live codes status page — it tracks dated accepted, reported, and attempted codes instead of reposting unverified lists.
Go deeper: the progression guide picks up where this route ends, and the full Alliance Tower Defense Wiki keeps every verified fact and explicit unknown in one place.
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