Multiverse Tower Defense How to Beat Raids

Raids are the first mode that punishes a Classic-only roster. Multiverse Tower Defense sells Raid crates in Shop and as code grants (DAILY_QUESTS currently points at Raid Crate 4). The maps hit harder, last longer, and expect fused units. If you still leak on normal Classic, stay on getting started and come back.

What a Raid is asking for

A Raid is a coordinated defense, not a longer Classic. Enemies come in denser packs. Support units matter because raw Common DPS falls off. The Guilds patch also added a Multiverse Boss weekly weakness — selected damage types deal x3. Check the lobby or guild panel before you lock a loadout so you are not bringing fire into a week that wants a different tag.

Indie Cross is a sibling mode with its own crate. If your code list includes 3.75K_LIKES_INDIECROSS, that box is for Indie Cross, not for generic Raids. Mixing those inventories is how people “waste” a code.

Party setup

Servers already cap at ten, but a Raid still works better with people who brought real units. Before queue:

1. Share which carry you own (Secret CatNap, Mythic Floppa, Exotic Sans, SCP Hero, fused legendaries).
2. Assign one booster if anyone has a Doug-style buffer.
3. Do not all place spawners on the same tile.
4. Agree who spends match Cash on economy versus who upgrades the carry.

Online co-op is the point. Soloing a Raid with three Kuzya is a learning run, not a farm route.

Loadout, not just rarity

Bring:

• One carry you have enchanted or fused. See fusion and enchant.
• One range or spawner for back-path leaks.
• One utility (slow, poison, tagger — Doors crates added several of these).
• Fillers only to survive the opener.

SCP Hero from the Guild Pass crate is a fire carry with a x4 DPS note in the Guilds announcement when fire is relevant. If the weekly weakness is fire, that unit jumps the current meta for the week. If it is not, treat SCP Hero as a strong specialist, not a universal god.

Crates and currency

Raid crates are not Standard banners. Open them when you are actually raiding so you understand the units. Holding DAILY_QUESTS until after your first clear is reasonable. Opening five Raid crates and then never queueing the mode is how inventory dies.

Limited Raid units have shown up as short-quantity secrets in older content drops. If the lobby flags a limited, assume Plaza will price it — read trading before you fuse the only copy.

During the fight

• Place the carry where the boss path stays in range, not at the spawn fountain.
• Upgrade the carry before you max fillers.
• If the weekly weakness is posted, prioritize units that match it even if their rarity is a step lower.
• Save a Cash spike for the boss leak. Selling a filler to finish an upgrade is allowed; selling the carry is not.
• If the team wipes, change placement, not just banners. Raids fail more often on overlapping ranges than on “unlucky summons.”

After a clear

Index the new units. Rainbow copies from summon/shop have serials now — keep the low serial if you trade. Guild weekly rewards for top members in top guilds are a separate track; they do not replace Raid loot.

Then either requeue or spend shards on the unit that actually carried. Do not enchant a crate duplicate you will never place again.

When to stop raiding

If every run dies before the midpoint, your issue is the board, not the mode. Rebuild with the beginner tier list, farm Classic for Cash, and summon Standard. Raids are a sink for strong accounts, not a shortcut for empty ones.