The House TD 2 Launch The House TD 2 Tier Lists

This Tier List Hub ranks The House TD 2 through role, faction synergy, and early-beta practicality — not fabricated DPS sheets copied from Spectral Roblox’s original House TD. DeadB Studios’ launch place is still shifting, so every grade below is a framework you can update after patches, not a permanent esports bible.

How to read TD2 tiers in early beta

Treat letter grades as answers to three questions:

1. Does the unit cover a role your cursed floor actually needs (frontline soak, single-target boss damage, crowd clear, support)?
2. Does it help your lobby lock a faction majority for Undead, Paranormal, Demon, Military, Holy, or fall into Omni when the board splits?
3. Can a free or low-investment player field it soon after claiming Kitty and learning summons?

If a YouTube short posts “S-tier DPS numbers” without naming TD2’s factions or Place 131367064230486, ignore it. Wrong-game stats poison team planning.

Faction economy is part of the tier list

In The House TD 2, the majority faction on your team earns that faction’s coins. When no majority exists — classic example: a 2+2 split — the lobby trends toward Omni coin logic. That means a “strong” unit that breaks your majority can be a downgrade for the whole session. Rankings on Best Teams and Units always weigh synergy over isolated highlight clips.

Use this mental model in every lobby:

• Commit early to a primary faction if you want focused coin income.
• Bring flexible fillers only when they do not flip the majority.
• Accept Omni intentionally when you want mixed tools and can farm Omni rewards.
• Rebuild between maps (House, Kitchen, and later cursed rooms) if the mode asks for different coverage.

What we rank on this hub

• Units Tier Framework — role bands for summons like Kitty, Bio, Frank (Undead), Duchess (Demon), and military kits.
• Best Teams — faction-first compositions for co-op up to twelve players, with a mid-article video on factions.
• F2P Tier Ideas — progress paths that start from group Kitty and avoid paywall assumptions.

Cross-check every recommendation against How to Play, Equip Items, and How to Beat Bosses. A tier grade collapses if items are unequipped or your floor mode changes the threat mix of zombies, ghosts, shadows, demons, and bosses.

Early-beta role bands (framework)

Starter / onboarding Kitty sits here because the DeadB Studios group reward gets you into real matches fast. It is not automatically the forever carry; it is the reliable unlock that lets you learn summoning, equipping, and auto-skip pacing.

Undead core Frank and related Undead pieces shine when your lobby commits Undead majority for Undead coins. Pair them when cursed floors favor durable or reanimating identities over pure holy pressure.

Demon pressure Duchess-style Demon picks reward aggressive single-target or fear-themed kits. They climb tiers when your team can protect them through early waves and still keep Demon as the majority tag.

Military structure Military units tend to grade highly for organized lanes and consistent fire patterns, especially when players communicate placements in co-op. They fall if everyone brings random legendaries and voids the Military coin plan.

Holy / Paranormal / Omni flex Holy and Paranormal answers matter when ghosts, shadows, and cursed room modifiers punish one-note boards. Omni is not “bad” — it is the planned outcome of balanced splits, and Best Teams explains when to choose it on purpose.

Ranking rules this wiki follows

• No fake numeric DPS tables from the original House TD.
• No pay-to-win assumptions presented as free truth.
• Featured grades prefer units you can explain in one sentence of role + faction impact.
• Patch notes on Beta Notes can reshuffle an entire letter column overnight.
• Scripts and auto-farm tools never change a unit’s tier; they only change how fast you test comps — see Scripts Hub for risk notes.

How to use tiers in a real match

1. Pick a faction plan before summoning spam begins.
2. Open Team Planner and assign roles, not vanity names.
3. Equip items that reinforce the plan via Equip Items.
4. On House or Kitchen, watch whether your majority still holds after late joins.
5. Use 2x/3x speed only after the lane is stable; speed amplifies bad comps as much as good ones.
6. After bosses, write one note: which role failed? Update your personal tier, then compare with this hub.

Related reading

New players should finish Getting Started and the Starter Checklist before obsessing over S-tiers. Veterans hopping from the original House TD should reset expectations: different studio, different place ID, different economy. For redeemable extras, see the Codes Hub — and remember original-game codes do not apply here.

Tier lists exist to shorten decisions between cursed floors, not to replace learning the haunted TD loop. Revisit this hub after each DeadB Studios update, and prefer faction-aware teams over screenshot tier graphics that never mention Omni splits.