The Bloons TD 6 Tower Wheel randomly selects from all 25 current non-hero towers in BTD6. Use it to set a challenge-run restriction, choose an unfamiliar tower to practice, build a random loadout, or assign different towers to players. Every slice has weight 1, so the default wheel does not favor a category, unlock requirement, or perceived power level.
What is included in the Bloons TD 6 Tower Wheel?
The pool contains the complete tower roster current on July 22, 2026: the six classic Primary towers plus Desperado; seven Military towers; six Magic towers including Mermonkey; and five Support towers including Beast Handler. The older version had 22 slices and omitted Beast Handler, Mermonkey, and Desperado.
Ninja Kiwi introduced Desperado with BTD6 Update 49, describing it as the new tower in its official update announcement. The roster was also checked against the current BTD6 tower reference. Heroes are deliberately excluded because choosing a hero and choosing a standard tower are different decisions.
Upgrades and Paragons are not separate slices. A result such as Dart Monkey allows that base tower and whichever upgrade path your pre-declared challenge rules permit. If a challenge is specifically about paths or Paragons, create a separate wheel rather than treating those outcomes as additional base towers.
Set the challenge rules before spinning
For a single-tower challenge, decide whether the selected tower must deal damage, receive upgrades, or simply remain in the final defense. Some support and economy towers cannot carry a run alone, so “use this tower meaningfully” is usually a more playable rule than “use only this tower.”
For a random loadout, enable elimination mode and spin the number of unique towers your format allows. Record each result. Decide in advance whether the hero is freely chosen, randomly chosen elsewhere, or prohibited. Also state whether powers, Monkey Knowledge, continues, and co-op assistance are allowed.
Do not reroll only because a result is weak on the chosen map. Allow rerolls for objective conflicts, such as a water-only tower on a map with no valid water placement, and write that exception before the first spin.
Filter by tower category or unlock state
The full roster includes towers that a newer profile may not have unlocked. Remove unavailable towers first if the goal is a immediately playable challenge. You can also make category pools by retaining only Primary, Military, Magic, or Support options.
Map restrictions matter. Monkey Sub and Monkey Buccaneer need water unless another mechanic creates placement space. Banana Farm focuses on income, while Monkey Village supports nearby defenses. Beast Handler has placement and merging mechanics unlike a conventional single tower. A random result gives the restriction; it does not guarantee that every map and rule combination is equally practical.
Keep equal weights for a neutral pick. If a group intentionally wants common towers to appear more often, show the altered weights before spinning. The wheel does not encode current balance, upgrade prices, Paragons, or patch-specific tier rankings because those details can change.
Use the result for practice or content
A useful practice format is to spin one tower you rarely use, read its current upgrade descriptions in-game, and complete a map where it can contribute. For a harder creator challenge, spin three unique towers and require all three to appear in the final defense. For co-op, assign one non-repeating tower to each player and agree whether shared support affects the restriction.
If you want heroes mixed into the same randomizer, use the existing BTD6 towers and hero wheel. This page stays narrower so every result follows the same tower-only rule.
The roster may grow in a future update, so the page states its count and verification date. With the current 25-tower pool and clear reroll rules, the Bloons TD 6 Tower Wheel provides a complete foundation for repeatable, understandable challenges.