Revision as of 01:34, 26 August 2026 by Qwertyxp2000(talk | contribs)(→Tips: didn't crunch the numbers but this seems right, also depends on whether you run into 30mm regulars or 80mm nonregulars)
This article is in need of research. You can help out by editing this article or discussing your findings on the talk page. The editor who added this notice elaborates: Add the table(s) of currency earnings from captures (see bwiki, except this page on bwiki is most likely misleading)
El Dorado
All Monkey Money and Team Trophy rewards from game victories are increased by 25% (minimum +1)
El Dorado is a Relic in Bloons TD 6. It provides a 25% additional bonus (rounded down) to Monkey Money and Team Trophy rewards from capturing tiles. If the player recaptures a tile they already hold, it will only grant 1 additional Team Trophy (Monkey Money is unaffected). El Dorado also stacks the amount of Monkey Money earned from capturing with daily tickets. This relic does not stack with itself.
This Relic provides absolutely no benefit for a team besides giving team members slightly more currency to purchase retries and Relics from the Team Store. However, it provides a convenient position for a counter-attack if a team has avoided capturing tiles around this Relic.
Out of all Banner and Relic tiles, prioritize uncaptured ones to limit the recapture penalty.
Capture tiles that you haven't captured before during the event to get the most Monkey Money, prioritizing the Banners and Relics.
Teams that persistently seek captured El Dorado tiles are most likely grinders that desperately want short-term currency generation and do not worry about reaching high positions on the leaderboards.
It is still recommended to maximize Team Points, which can upgrade the total rewards at the end of the event, including Monkey Money and Team Trophies, to an extent. Global Top 10% is usually the cap for most teams and players on Competitive mode.
If short-term Monkey Money generation is an incentive, recapturing isn't worth the effort if the tile is more than about three tiles away, especially when the first four daily tickets per day have arrived. Simply refollowing the route may require missing out too many new tiles such that recapturing would not pay off more despite the El Dorado bonus.
Update history
This article is in need of research. You can help out by editing this article or discussing your findings on the talk page. The editor who added this notice elaborates: Find out any undocumented El Dorado changes that may have occurred in past updates, especially pre-45.0. Look for how it counts whether to involve the daily ticket mm bonus or not. And possibly relative to how the normal ticket reward systems operate?
This article or section uses Cargo to generate its content. It will automatically fill up as other articles are completed. To add to this section, create the articles it is looking up. Do not add content to this section manually and do not remove this notice until you are sure this section is complete.
