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The following rules are not explicitly covered by the names of NAPS and NAPSFRILLS (due to them pertaining to features introduced after community players created them), but they go against the "spirit" of the challenge:
The following rules are not explicitly covered by the names of NAPS and NAPSFRILLS (due to them pertaining to features introduced after community players created them), but they go against the "spirit" of the challenge:
*[[Double Cash Mode (BTD5)|Double Cash Mode]] in ''[[Bloons TD 5 Deluxe]]'', where it is not treated as a Premium Upgrade
*[[Double Cash Mode (BTD5)|Double Cash Mode]] in ''[[Bloons TD 5 Deluxe]]'', where it is not treated as a Premium Upgrade
*Injections and continues in the {{mobile version|Bloons TD 5}} and the {{console version|Bloons TD 5}}, where they are not treated as premium purchases
*Injections and continues in ''Deluxe'', the {{mobile version|Bloons TD 5}}, and the {{console version|Bloons TD 5}}, where they are not treated as premium purchases
*The [[Monkey Lab]]
*The [[Monkey Lab]]
*The [[Bloon Scrambler]]
*The [[Bloon Scrambler]]

Revision as of 05:58, 3 January 2026

NAPS (short for No Agents, Premiums, or Specialties) is a type of self-imposed challenge in Bloons TD 5. Conceived by community players, it is not part of the game itself, but is an extrinsic way for a player to increase the difficulty of a game. It may apply to any game mode.

There are many variants of NAPS. The most common is NAPSFRILLS (short for No Agents, Premiums, Specialties, Farming, Road Items, Lives Lost, or Selling), which applies even more restrictions.

In Bloons TD 6, CHIMPS mode functions similarly to NAPSFRILLS, though it is a proper feature of the game rather than an extrinsic challenge. Additionally, the achievement Nah, I'd Win requires completing the harder version of Spa Pits using self-imposed restrictions similar to NAPSFRILLS, as stated in the achievement's description.

Rules

In a NAPS game, the player must abide by the following restrictions:

In NAPSFRILLS, in addition to the above rules, the following restrictions also apply:

The following rules are not explicitly covered by the names of NAPS and NAPSFRILLS (due to them pertaining to features introduced after community players created them), but they go against the "spirit" of the challenge:

These restrictions effectively limit the player to only using towers, upgrades, and (outside of NAPSFRILLS) Road Spikes and Pineapples.