One Two Tree

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)
Easy	Medium	Hard
48.5	44.1	38.8

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

One Two Tree's single lane involves Bloons entering from the top-left and exiting at the bottom-right. The trees on the spaces (prior to disappearing), the fences, and the trees at the top corners all block line-of-sight. The bottom portion of this map can only fit towers up to medium-size (such as Boomerang Monkeys).

Mechanics

Buffs

There are five types of buffs that appear on this map. The first four are provided by the tree spaces, while the range buff is 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

There are 24 spaces on the lower half of the map. Except for the free space unlocked at the start, each space applies a specific buff to towers placed on top of them, which can be seen by selecting the sign next to it. Each space is initially closed and acts as unplaceable terrain and a line of sight blocker until it is opened at the end of a specific round. 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. There are seven types of spaces:

• The free space unlocked at the start allows any land tower to be placed on it, but does not apply a buff.
• There are five Primary spaces, three Military spaces, five Magic spaces, and four Support spaces, which are decorated with symbols of their tower category. These only allow towers of their category to be placed on top.
• The two spaces marked by snowmonkeys only allow water-based towers to be placed instead of land.
• The four spaces marked by undecorated trees leave behind tree stumps when removed that block placement for most towers. Each one only allows up to two towers with small footprints to be placed.

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

Strategy

There are no spots with particularly good coverage on One Two Tree, but the buffs granted by the spaces under the trees make this map relatively simple to defeat nonetheless. Towers that deal one damage, such as Sun Avatar, are especially powerful when placed on a space that grants +1 damage. In particular, the +1 damage for Druid of the Jungle on Space 4 simplifies the early game and early mid-game. With general guidelines, One Two Tree can be beaten.

• Basic Deflation strategies
• Basic Apopalypse strategies
• Basic Half Cash strategies
• Basic Alternate Bloons Rounds strategies
• Basic Impoppable strategies
• Basic CHIMPS strategies

Towers that take good advantage of One Two Tree's mechanics are listed below.

Recommended towers and upgrades

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Name	Portrait	Reasoning
Geraldo		Worn Hero's Cape allows the placement of multiple Sun Avatars on Spaces 16 and 20, and they deal massive damage thanks to the +1 damage granted by that space. Geraldo's shop also has a variety of items for towers that work well on this map, such as Jar of Pickles for Sun Avatars, Sharpening Stone for Comanche Commander, and Genie Bottle for difficult late-game rounds. With Geraldo's shop refresh on Round 98 in CHIMPS on Beginner maps when placed early, his shop items can be used multiple times for the hardest rounds, further solidifying his power.
Snowstorm and Glue Strike		These primary towers notable for their supporting abilities can be placed on the Discount tile early on Space 7, and can still be in range of a nearby Primary Mentoring.

Gallery

This article or section needs more screenshots. See the screenshot guidelines for more information on what screenshots are needed and how to add them. The editor that added this notice elaborates: Some additional helpful examples of One Two Tree buffs

• 
  Easter theme
• 
  Fireworks theme
• 
  Halloween theme
• 
  Island statue
• 
  Range buff on a Bomb Shooter

Trivia

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

In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 48.1

Language	Text	Notes
Arabic	واحد اثنان ثلاثة	—
Danish	Et-to-træ	—
German	Eins, zwei, Baum	—
Spanish	Uno, dos, tres	—
Spanish (Latin America)	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	—

References

• Path lengths sourced from the BTD6 Index

Navigation

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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