Ceramic Crucible (Battles 2)

For the Arena in the mobile version of Bloons TD Battles, see Ceramic Crucible (Battles).

Ceramic Crucible
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Ceramic Crucible is the fifth Arena in Bloons TD Battles 2. It is a Ceramic Bloon-themed forge on a volcanic island.

Maps

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  Banana Depot
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  Basalt Columns
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  Bloonstone Quarry
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  Bloontonium Mines
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  Bot Factory
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  Building Site
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  Castle Ruins
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  COBRA Command
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  Dino Graveyard
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  Garden
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  Glade
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  In the Wall
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  Koru
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  Magma Mixup
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  Mayan
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  Neo Highway
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  Oasis
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  Off-Tide
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  Pirate Cove
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  Precious Space
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  Salmon Ladder
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  Sands of Time
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  Splashdown
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  Star
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  Street Party
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  Sun Palace
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  Thin Ice
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  Time's Up
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  Up On The Roof

Monkey Money

At the end of each League, the top ten players earn Monkey Money based on their placement.

1st	350
2nd	263
3rd	175
4th–10th	88

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Version 1.0.4

•  Ceramic Crucible: now gives 10% more Tower XP and Hero Points

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In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 4.5.1

Language	Text	Notes
Danish	Keramisk smeltedigel	—
German	Keramiktiegel	—
Spanish	Crisol cerámico	—
Finnish	Creuset de céramique	—
French	Creuset de céramique	—
Italian	Crogiolo di ceramica	—
Japanese	陶器るつぼ	—
Korean	세라믹 시련의 장	—
Dutch	Keramische smeltkroes	—
Norwegian	Keramisk smeltedigel	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Desafio de Cerâmica	—
Russian	Керамическое горнило	—
Swedish	Keramiksmältdegel	—
Turkish	Seramik Pota	—
Chinese (traditional)	陶瓷氣球熔爐	—