This Alliance Tower Defense value list is a dated community snapshot, not a permanent price sheet. Vaulted Values X displayed 38 tracked items across five categories when checked on October 18, 2026, and its trading hub dated the developer-backed list to October 12. The sample below helps you understand the current scale and status fields; open the live list before accepting a trade.
Dated value snapshot
Omega
Exclusive
Event
Mythic
Event
Event
Omega
These are the spellings shown by the source, including inconsistent capitalization. Match the exact live inventory card rather than “correcting” a name and accidentally selecting a different form.
How to use this snapshot
Use the table to understand relative scale, not to lock an offer. Before trading, open the live value list, confirm that the Alliance Tower Defense game header is selected, and search the exact item. Compare the current value, demand, status, and update history with this dated row.
If the live number differs, use the live number and note the new date. If only the trend differs, pause: a status change can signal that the editor has seen new supply or demand even before a large numerical move appears.
For an item not shown here, do not infer its value from rarity. Search the complete live list. The snapshot intentionally shows only representative high and mid-range entries; it does not pretend that eight rows are the entire 38-item list.
Compare both sides of a trade
Write every item and quantity under Side A and Side B. Verify variants first, then multiply each current value by its quantity. Add each side separately. Keep demand and trend beside the arithmetic so a low-demand item cannot hide inside a large total.
Suppose two sides are numerically close. Prefer the side that matches your goal. A collector may want one scarce event unit. A frequent trader may prefer stable, high-demand pieces. A player focused on matches may refuse to trade away the only unit filling a vital team role, regardless of paper profit.
When one side contains a rising or dropping item, open its history. A trend word is a community interpretation, while recorded changes show what the editor actually changed. Do not accept an urgent offer solely because someone predicts the next move.
Understand the source labels
Value is the list’s comparison unit. It is not Coins, Robux, or cash. Demand estimates how strongly other traders want an item. Stable suggests the editor is not currently flagging meaningful movement. Rising and dropping indicate direction, not a guaranteed future number.
Overpaid can mean traders currently offer more than the baseline list value. That can change quickly and does not guarantee your own overpay. Unstable warns that the number or market behavior is unsettled. Obsolete signals weak relevance on that list, but it does not delete the item from an inventory or prove nobody collects it.
Category labels such as Exclusive, Event, Omega, Mythic, and Legendary help identify the correct record. They should not be converted directly into a value formula. Supply, demand, history, and exact form all matter.
Protect the final confirmation
Check the current trade interface before relying on any guide, because the first-party Roblox description does not document trading availability or requirements. If the feature is not visible in your build, a website cannot unlock it for you.
Review every item after the other player confirms. A last-second removal, quantity change, or swap between similar names invalidates the calculation. Cancel and rebuild the comparison rather than rushing through a changed offer.
Never share a Roblox login, session cookie, two-factor code, or remote-control access. The live list and its calculator do not need those credentials. Avoid off-platform cash deals and account sales; a community value is not a safe cash exchange rate.
Keep a personal value ledger
Record the date, source URL, exact item, variant, value, demand, trend, and the offer you saw. Your own completed-trade notes reveal liquidity better than memory. They also show when an old screenshot has been reused after the market changed.
After an update, compare a new row with the old one instead of overwriting it. If a unit changes category or obtains a new variant, keep separate records. History prevents two visually similar forms from collapsing into one mistaken average.
Use the broader Values hub for demand, downgrade, and safety decisions. Use the Units hub when the decision affects your active team; trade value and match value are different measurements.
Value list FAQ
Why does this page show only eight entries?
The live source tracked 38 items on the check date. This page provides a readable, dated sample and a verification method rather than copying a changing database that would immediately go stale.
Are these values official?
Vaulted Values X labels the list developer-backed, but it is an independent service and its values remain community-maintained comparison numbers. They are not Roblox prices.
What if another list disagrees?
Compare update dates, history, item identity, and recent completed activity. State which source you are using before negotiating. Do not average two numbers blindly when one list may be stale.
Does “rising” mean I should overpay?
No. It is a trend label, not a guarantee. Decide from the current number, demand, history, and your own goal.