Currencies

Gold

Match currency used to place towers.

Gold in Angry Birds Tower Defense

Gold: Match currency used to place towers. Get it by Earned inside a match. The exact income per wave is not published. Use it to Spend the first 150 on a Red that covers path. Keep a reserve so one bad tile does not end the wave with an empty wallet.

What is Gold?

Gold is the in-match currency. The only published price is Red at 150 Gold. A successful place shows a floating -150. Other placement prices are not on the game page. Early beach placement of Red can leave about 10 Gold.

Published facts

Gold facts
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Used forPlacing towers during a match

How do you get Gold?

Earned inside a match. The exact income per wave is not published.

How do you use Gold?

Spend the first 150 on a Red that covers path. Keep a reserve so one bad tile does not end the wave with an empty wallet.

FAQ

Gold questions

What do you actually do in a match?

Place bird towers beside a path so they attack pig waves before the pigs reach the eggs. You can play alone or with up to three other players. Chapter clears award experience, which unlocks more birds and upgrades. Matching towers can be merged to level one of them up.

Which bird towers are confirmed?

The game page names five roles: Red for single-target damage, Chuck for piercing speed, Bomb for splash, Terence for heavy boss damage, and Stella for knockback and support. Official posts also advertise 60 or more Angryverse characters. Stats for birds beyond those five are not published.

Which maps can be cleared?

South Beach is the map the description tells you to defend, and Storm The Beaches is the beach-clear badge. Cornucopia Woods and Bird Village are still marked coming soon, while Save The Forest is already being awarded for a forest clear. A launch post also promised three maps with different difficulty levels, which matches that trio once the two later maps open.

How many codes work right now?

angrybirdsarego is the only string printed on the game page. It is the like reward, and the page says another code is planned at 2,000 likes. That milestone is not a second working code yet. No expired codes have been published.