The House TD 2 Launch How Faction Coins Work in The House TD 2
Majority math for Undead, Paranormal, Demon, Military, Holy — and when Omni takes over.
Faction coins are the progression fuel of The House TD 2 - Launch by DeadB Studios on Roblox (Place 131367064230486). Your lobby does not earn a random pile of currency. It earns coins tied to the majority faction identity on the board among Undead, Paranormal, Demon, Military, and Holy. When no faction holds a clear majority — the classic 2+2 split — expect Omni coin behavior instead. This guide is for the TD2 early beta, not Spectral Roblox’s original The House TD.
Why this page exists
Players search “how to get faction coins House TD 2” after they claim Kitty, summon a few units, and notice currency feels “wrong.” Usually the board is not broken. Someone quietly flipped the majority — or nobody declared a plan and the lobby drifted into Omni. Pair this page with Best Teams, Team Planner, and Coin Farming.
Mid-article faction video
The embedded video walks through live examples: Undead boards with Bio and Frank, Demon boards built around Duchess, and intentional Omni when two factions tie. Watch it after Kitty is claimed so the unit tray on screen matches your account.
Majority rule in plain language
- Count units by faction tag on the active team.
- The faction with the highest count sets the coin type for that session.
- If two factions tie for the lead (or the board is evenly mixed), the economy tends toward Omni.
- Late joins can change the count mid-lobby — treat Co-op as part of the economy guide.
You do not need every slot to match. Two Undead pieces plus mixed fillers can still lock Undead coins if Undead remains the plurality. Three Demon pieces beat two Military pieces. Always verify the in-game faction/coin indicator after each summon.
Faction identities you will farm
- Undead — early identity often includes Frank; Bio appears constantly in beginner lobbies. Stable for House learning clears.
- Paranormal — answers ghost/shadow pressure when the lobby agrees before summon spam.
- Demon — Duchess-led boards when the group actually commits Demon, not “one trophy summon.”
- Military — shines when placements are called out; silent Military stacks still need a majority plan.
- Holy — useful when cursed or unclean waves dominate; announce before you overwrite someone’s Demon night.
- Omni — no alliance majority; useful for mixed learning nights if you say “Omni” in chat on purpose.
Role framing beyond coins: Units. Budget framing: F2P.
Practical session script
Minute 0: Host posts primary faction or Omni in chat. Minute 1: Everyone claims or confirms Kitty if new (Getting Started). Minute 2: Summon only pieces that protect the majority plan. Minute 3: Equip items before judging DPS. Minute 4: Check the coin/faction readout; fix the board before enabling 2x. During match: Late joiners ask before off-faction summons. After match: Log whether coins matched the plan; adjust for Kitchen or cursed rooms.
Omni is not a bug
Omni appears when the board refuses a majority. That is a design outcome, not a beta glitch. Accidental Omni feels slow if everyone still spends as if they were on Undead. Intentional Omni is fine for learning loadouts and boss roles — see How to Beat Bosses — as long as the lobby stops arguing about “stolen” faction XP.
Common coin mistakes
- Pasting original House TD codes hoping for faction tokens — wrong game (Codes Hub).
- Mixing four factions “for collection vibes” then blaming DeadB Studios.
- Enabling 3x before the majority is stable.
- Letting one flex summon flip a carefully built Demon night.
- Farming Kitchen on auto-skip while nobody watches the coin type.
How coins connect to farming speed
Faction coins are the type of progress. Match pacing is the rate. Use Coin Farming for Kitchen/House tempo, auto-skip discipline, and 2x/3x rules. Use this page so the currency you farm is the currency your summons actually need.
Patch caution
Early beta can retune thresholds, UI labels, or which units count toward which faction. After every DeadB Studios push, re-test majority and Omni with the Beta Notes checklist. Do not import curse or coin tables from the original House TD wiki without in-game verification.
Related pages
Continue with How to Play, Starter Checklist, Floor 1 Rooms, and Curses and Voodoo once your economy identity is stable.
Faction coins in The House TD 2 reward lobbies that talk for ten seconds before the first summon. Pick Undead, Paranormal, Demon, Military, Holy, or Omni on purpose — then protect that majority until the wave clear is honest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for The House TD 2 Launch players.
How do I get Undead or Demon coins in The House TD 2?
Put more active units of that faction on the team than any other faction. Two Undead pieces with mixed fillers can still lock Undead if Undead leads the count.
When does Omni happen?
When no faction has a clear majority — often a 2+2 split. Omni is expected economy behavior, not automatically a bug.
Does Kitty count toward a faction?
Treat Kitty as part of your board count. If she would break a planned majority, swap her once your plan needs the slot — after she is claimed.
Can late joins change my coins?
Yes. In lobbies up to twelve players, off-faction summons can flip the majority. Agree on a plan in chat and read the co-op guide.