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Sorcerer Tower Defense Wiki

Use this hub for game systems, items, maps, rewards, builds, and other details that help players decide what to do next.

Quick answer

Use the wiki to check the next decision

Start with a reward, system, unit, or route question. Compare the current facts, then move to the player route that matches the resource or lineup problem.

Wiki topic pages

Choose the wiki topic you need

Start with the topics that affect your next upgrade, clear, reward, build, or route decision.

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Units and rarities

Common through Anniversary rarity families, plus source-watch notes for new units.

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Currencies and rewards

Coins, Gems, Culling Points, Snowflakes, Candies, and where each reward type appears.

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Rounds and systems

Culling Game encounters, battlepass notes, round decisions, and outcome checks.

Core systems

Current facts for units, currency, and Culling Game

Use these notes when sources disagree or when a new update unit looks stronger than the evidence behind it.

Units and rarity checks

Treat the wiki as a roster notebook first. The current update names Justice Sorcere, Lightning Sorcerer, and Kogane, but those names do not answer the questions players actually need: how hard the unit is to get, what role it fills, and whether it replaces a unit you already built.

  • Justice Sorcerer is tied to the HIGURUMA/Culling Game track. Fandom describes a Culling Game encounter path, a 10k Culling Point Justice Contract option, 10 Justice Fragments, and a high total upgrade cost, while the Units page revision moved again on July 23 UTC.
  • Lightning Sorcerer is usually discussed as Kashimo. That points toward damage testing, but it should still be judged by upgrade cost, placement limits, and boss value.
  • Kogane is the most different of the three because public notes describe support and income value instead of pure damage. That makes it a team piece, not a simple carry replacement.

Currencies and when to spend them

Sorcerer Tower Defense rewards are split across normal progression and update events. Coins and Gems are the everyday resources, while Culling Points matter more when the current event is active.

  • Use Coins for early roster building and basic progression. Do not judge a code only by coin count if your team already clears early waves.
  • Use Gems more carefully. If a banner or update unit is under-tested, wait for stronger gameplay evidence before spending everything.
  • Use Culling Points for Culling Game decisions. If a unit has an event-only path, the point cost can matter more than its tier label.

Culling Game notes

The Culling Game update is not just a code drop. It adds event vocabulary, new units, orbs, encounter language, and source conflicts that should be checked separately from the normal codes page.

  • If a page says a unit is strong, check whether that claim is about farming, support, single-target boss damage, or general wave clear.
  • If a reward says Culling Points, confirm whether the code is still active before planning a grind route around it.
  • If a source uses a Jujutsu Kaisen name and another uses the Roblox-safe name, keep both in mind when searching.
Player routes

Fast checks before you spend

The safest wiki habit is to check cost, role, and source status before following any single ranking or code list.

Before chasing a unit

Check obtain path, event cost, upgrade cost, role, and whether the unit needs a partner.

Before using codes

Look for conflicts between code sites, Fandom, and current in-game redemption.

Before trusting a tier

Separate confirmed existence from proven strength. New update units often get overranked early.

Before spending Gems

Ask whether the unit solves a problem your current lineup has, not whether it is new.

FAQ

How should I use these wiki notes?

Treat named official update details as current facts, keep tracker conflicts visible, and test power rankings or code activity in game before spending around them.