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'''One Two Tree''' is a [[Beginner]] [[map]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', introduced in [[Bloons TD 6 v34.0|version 34.0]]. It takes place in a snow-covered [[wp:Christmas tree cultivation|Christmas tree farm]].
'''One Two Tree''' is a [[Beginner]] [[map]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]'', introduced in [[Bloons TD 6 v34.0|version 34.0]]. It takes place in a snow-covered [[wp:Christmas tree cultivation|Christmas tree farm]]. This map features 23 spaces that apply [[tower buff|buffs]] to [[tower]]s placed on top of them. Each space has restrictions on what kinds of towers can be placed on them and more spaces become available as the game progresses. The game starts with one empty space that has no buffs or restrictions.


==Layout==
==Layout==
{{empty}}
{{empty}}


==Buffs==
==Mechanics==
{|class="wikitable" style="center-col-1"
===Buffs===
There are five types of buffs that appear on this map. The first four are given by the tree spaces, while the range buff is only given by the small placeable areas by the snow-covered trees.
{|class="wikitable center-col-1"
!Icon
!Icon
!Effect
!Effect
|-
|-
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px]]
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed]]
|Reduces [[attack cooldown]] by 15%, increasing [[attack speed]] by ~17.6%.
|Reduces [[attack cooldown]] by 15%, increasing [[attack speed]] by ~17.6%.
|-
|-
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px]]
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount]]
|10% discount to all [[tower]]s placed and non-[[Hero]] [[upgrade]]s purchased. Unlike [[Monkey Business (BTD6)|Monkey Business]] and [[Monkey Commerce (BTD6)|Monkey Commerce]], this also applies to tier 4 and tier 5 upgrades (but not [[Paragon]]s).
|Applies a 10% [[discount]] to all [[tower]]s placed and non-[[Hero]] [[upgrade]]s purchased on it. Unlike [[Monkey Business (BTD6)|Monkey Business]] and [[Monkey Commerce (BTD6)|Monkey Commerce]], this includes tier 4 and tier 5 upgrades (but not [[Paragon]]s).
|-
|-
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px]]
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage]]
|Increases the [[damage]] dealt by [[projectile]]s by 1. Does not apply to [[damage over time]], including status effects (i.e. [[Corrosive Glue (BTD6)|Corrosive Glue]]) and zones (i.e. [[Spirit of the Forest (BTD6)|Spirit of the Forest]]'s brambles).
|Increases the [[damage]] dealt by [[projectile]]s by 1. Does not apply to [[damage over time]], including projectile effects (i.e. [[Corrosive Glue (BTD6)|Corrosive Glue]]) and zones (i.e. [[Spirit of the Forest (BTD6)|Spirit of the Forest]]'s brambles).
|-
|-
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px]]
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce]]
|Increases the [[pierce]] of projectiles by 1.
|Increases the [[pierce]] of projectiles by 1.
|-
|-
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconRange.png|x20px]]
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconRange.png|x20px|link=Range]]
|Increases [[range]] by 15%.
|Increases [[range]] by 15%.
|}
===Spaces===
[[File:BTD6 ott spaces before.png|thumb|All six types of spaces before being opened]]
[[File:BTD6 ott spaces after.png|thumb|All six types of spaces after opening]]
Not counting the free space at the start, there are six types of spaces: one for each of the four [[tower category|tower categories]], which only allow towers of their category to be placed on top, plus water spaces and land spaces that only allow up to two towers with small [[footprint]]s. Each space is unlocked at the end of a specific [[round]] and applies a buff to towers placed on top of them. If the game starts on a higher round, all spaces up to that round are unlocked automatically; for example, on [[Impoppable (BTD6)|Impoppable]] and [[CHIMPS]], the first three spaces are unlocked by default. The rate that spaces are unlocked at is inconsistent and leaves significant gaps between rounds 7-14, 27-54, and 58-70.
{|class="wikitable sortable center-col-4"
!class="unsortable"|#
!End of round
!Type
!Buff
|-
!2
|1
|Primary
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!3
|3
|Water
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!4
|4
|Magic
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|-
!5
|6
|Support
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce|Pierce]]
|-
!6
|7
|Small footprint
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!7
|14
|Primary
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!8
|15
|Military
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|-
!9
|17
|Magic
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce|Pierce]]
|-
!10
|18
|Support
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!11
|20
|Small footprint
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!12
|22
|Primary
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|-
!13
|23
|Water
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce|Pierce]]
|-
!14
|24
|Magic
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!15
|26
|Support
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!16
|27
|Small footprint
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|-
!17
|54
|Primary
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce|Pierce]]
|-
!18
|55
|Military
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!19
|57
|Magic
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!20
|58
|Small footprint
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|-
!21
|70
|Primary
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconPierce.png|x20px|link=Pierce|Pierce]]
|-
!22
|71
|Military
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillage2xx.png|x20px|link=Attack speed|Attack speed]]
|-
!23
|75
|Magic
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconVillagexx1.png|x20px|link=Discount|Discount]]
|-
!24
|76
|Support
|[[File:BTD6_MapBuffIconDamage.png|x20px|link=Damage|Damage]]
|}
|}


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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{screenshot needed|Odyssey statue}}
{{screenshot needed|Odyssey statue}}
==Trivia==
*Unlike most in-universe text in ''BTD6'', the text on the signs is not written in [[Monklish]].


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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|last updated=43.2
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==Trivia==
*Unlike most in-universe text in ''BTD6'', the text on the signs is not written in [[Monklish]].


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 06:44, 1 September 2024

One Two Tree
Difficulty Beginner
Music Sunshine Serenade
Default Co-op division Free-for-all
Introduced Version 34.0
Entrances 1 Exits 1
Junctions 0 Water? Yes
Path lengths (RBS)
EasyMediumHard
48.544.138.8

One Two Tree is a Beginner map in Bloons TD 6, introduced in version 34.0. It takes place in a snow-covered Christmas tree farm. This map features 23 spaces that apply buffs to towers placed on top of them. Each space has restrictions on what kinds of towers can be placed on them and more spaces become available as the game progresses. The game starts with one empty space that has no buffs or restrictions.

Layout

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Mechanics

Buffs

There are five types of buffs that appear on this map. The first four are given by the tree spaces, while the range buff is only given by the small placeable areas by the snow-covered trees.

Icon Effect
Reduces attack cooldown by 15%, increasing attack speed by ~17.6%.
Applies a 10% discount to all towers placed and non-Hero upgrades purchased on it. Unlike Monkey Business and Monkey Commerce, this includes tier 4 and tier 5 upgrades (but not Paragons).
Increases the damage dealt by projectiles by 1. Does not apply to damage over time, including projectile effects (i.e. Corrosive Glue) and zones (i.e. Spirit of the Forest's brambles).
Increases the pierce of projectiles by 1.
Increases range by 15%.

Spaces

All six types of spaces before being opened
All six types of spaces after opening

Not counting the free space at the start, there are six types of spaces: one for each of the four tower categories, which only allow towers of their category to be placed on top, plus water spaces and land spaces that only allow up to two towers with small footprints. Each space is unlocked at the end of a specific round and applies a buff to towers placed on top of them. If the game starts on a higher round, all spaces up to that round are unlocked automatically; for example, on Impoppable and CHIMPS, the first three spaces are unlocked by default. The rate that spaces are unlocked at is inconsistent and leaves significant gaps between rounds 7-14, 27-54, and 58-70.

# End of round Type Buff
2 1 Primary Attack speed
3 3 Water Discount
4 4 Magic Damage
5 6 Support Pierce
6 7 Small footprint Attack speed
7 14 Primary Discount
8 15 Military Damage
9 17 Magic Pierce
10 18 Support Attack speed
11 20 Small footprint Discount
12 22 Primary Damage
13 23 Water Pierce
14 24 Magic Attack speed
15 26 Support Discount
16 27 Small footprint Damage
17 54 Primary Pierce
18 55 Military Attack speed
19 57 Magic Discount
20 58 Small footprint Damage
21 70 Primary Pierce
22 71 Military Attack speed
23 75 Magic Discount
24 76 Support Damage

Strategy

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Trivia

  • Unlike most in-universe text in BTD6, the text on the signs is not written in Monklish.

In other languages

Language Name Notes
Arabic واحد اثنان ثلاثة —
Danish Et-to-træ —
German Eins, zwei, Baum —
Spanish Uno, dos, tres —
Spanish (LA) Uno, dos, tres —
Finnish Kaksi vanhaa puuta —
French Sapins de Noël —
Italian Uno due tre —
Japanese ワンツーツリー —
Korean 원, 투, 트리 —
Dutch Advent —
Norwegian Én, to, tre —
Polish Drzewko Szczęścia —
Portuguese (Brazil) Um Dois Três —
Russian Раз-два-три —
Swedish En Två Träd —
Thai หนึ่ง สอง สาม —
Turkish Bir İki Üç —
Chinese (simplified) 一二杉 —
Chinese (traditional) 一二杉 —
This list was last updated for: version 43.2

References

v • t • e
Maps in Bloons TD 6
Beginner Monkey Meadow • In The Loop • Skull Tweak • Three Mines 'Round • Spa Pits • Tinkerton • Tree Stump • Town Center • Middle of the Road • One Two Tree • Scrapyard • The Cabin • Resort • Skates • Lotus Island • Candy Falls • Winter Park • Carved • Park Path • Alpine Run • Frozen Over • Cubism • Four Circles • Hedge • End Of The Road • Logs
Intermediate Lost Crevasse • Luminous Cove • Ancient Portal • Sulfur Springs • Water Park • Polyphemus • Covered Garden • Quarry • Quiet Street • Bloonarius Prime • Balance • Encrypted • Bazaar • Adora's Temple • Spring Spring • KartsNDarts • Moon Landing • Haunted • Downstream • Firing Range • Cracked • Streambed • Chutes • Rake • Spice Islands • Protect The Yacht*
Advanced Mushroom Grotto • Party Parade • Sunset Gulch • Enchanted Glade • Last Resort • Castle Revenge • Dark Path • Erosion • Midnight Mansion • Sunken Columns • X Factor • Mesa • Geared • Spillway • Cargo • Pat's Pond • Peninsula • High Finance • Another Brick • Off The Coast • Cornfield • Underground
Expert Tricky Tracks • Glacial Trail • Dark Dungeons • Sanctuary • Ravine • Flooded Valley • Infernal • Bloody Puddles • Workshop • Quad • Dark Castle • Muddy Puddles • #Ouch • Blons*
* Not playable in standard solo or Co-op play
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