MOAB Domination

MOAB Domination upgrades both Boomerang Monkey attacks into late-game tools.

• Regular kylies: damage rises from 2 to 12, pierce from 18 to 54, and the throw rate doubles (every 0.6 seconds).
• Heavy kylies: fired every 4 seconds instead of 10, with 100 range, they ignore line-of-sight blockers and can target every MOAB-class bloon, including BADs and boss bloons. Each hit pushes blimps back and briefly stuns them, bonus MOAB damage rises to +24, and pierce to 300.
• Instead of returning, each heavy kylie explodes, dealing 100 damage to bloons in a 50 radius and setting them on fire for 50 damage per second over 4 seconds.

When to buy it

MOAB Domination is a powerful late-game tower that mixes group damage with knockback. The heavy kylies chew through dense blimp groups while the regular kylies help clean up ceramics, especially when they can fire down a straight line. Good partners:

• Overclock, which boosts both damage and knockback.
• DDT slowdown such as Bloon Sabotage, since knockback does little to fast DDTs.
• A cleanup tower for the ceramic rushes created when blimps break open.

2-0-5 is the usual crosspath, since Glaives add pierce to both attacks and stronger knockback and explosions. 0-2-5 fires faster and suits maps where blimps come one at a time.

Is it worth it?

Yes, for late-game control. It is more expensive than Glaive Lord but offers knockback that few tier 5s can match. In CHIMPS it is a strong pick for rounds 90 to 100 when paired with real damage. In Boss Events it can push some bosses and adds steady damage, though it is not a primary boss killer.

Frequently asked questions

Can MOAB Domination push back BADs?

It can target and damage BADs and bosses, but BADs and bosses are not pushed back by it.

What is the best crosspath for MOAB Domination?

2-0-5 for more pierce and knockback in most games.

How much does MOAB Domination cost?

$50,000 on Medium. Every difficulty price is listed on this page.