Mason Arch

Stats

Developer

WikiaColors & Your_Adversary

Difficulty

Insane

Length

00:45.36; 00:45.36

Mode

Two Paths

Description

Mason Arch is a dawn map that takes place on masonry viaducts with a steel bridge connecting two ends of the viaduct. Mason Arch has the All Paths modifier, which duplicates most enemies that spawn. It increases all currency rewards by 10%.

Design & Paths

Mason Arch consists of two parallel railway tracks on a brick viaduct. The railway is situated in a hilly valley with trees, and crosses a river. Near the entrance of the tunnels, there are twin bore tunnels into the side of a hill. Right after the tunnels, there are maintenance bridges that span the gap between the parallel viaducts. Several emergency waiting points can be seen in between the gaps of the viaducts. Immediately after the tunnel, there are two station platforms, with a train indicator and abandoned shelves to place cliff towers on. This elevated station platforms are connected to the ground by a spiral staircase. The railway then crosses the bridge on a rusted steel bridge, with two light rail trains running on the bridge, where cliff towers can be placed upon. After, the viaduct briefly continues before entering another twin bore tunnel. The two paths starts and ends at the twin bore tunnel. The paths are fairly straight, save for the crossing of one of the maintenance bridges and the crossing of the paths on the steel bridge.

Rewards

The game calculates how many Coins Coins and you receive based on how many waves you survived and if you won a match. During periods of 100% more (Friday – Sunday), any earned is multiplied by 2x through the XP Boost modifier. The VIP gamepass also multiplies any earned by 1.25x through the VIP Boost modifier. These two boosts are additive. Regular boosts are multiplicative with other modifiers present on this map. Any rewards that end in a decimal point is rounded down, no matter the first figure of the leading decimal.

Strategy

All enemies, except the major boss spawn twice on this map due to the All Paths modifier. Because of this, you may want to consider using towers that can do AOE damage, such as the Mortar. The Rocketeer should not be used as has a dead zone range, whilst the ground space is quite limited. The increased amount of enemies allows you to gain more cash by damaging enemies. The Cowboy and Golden Cowboy can also generate more cash because of this. There are multiple intersections where both paths cross. It is recommended to place your towers at the intersections near the entrances or the intersection near the trains. The Assassin excels at this spot. Its pierce may be helpful to clear out the hordes of enemies caused by the All Paths modifier. Cliff space is quite limited in this map, therefor bringing cliff towers may not be a great option.

Update History

31 October 2022 - v1.4.2 Mason Arch added. 5 June 2026 - v2.0.0 Enemies Beta removed.

Trivia

Mason Arch was named after Marble Arch tube station in London. However, that tube station is situated underground, while this map is entirely based above ground. The setting is based on a combination of the Welland Viaduct on the Oakham–Kettering line in East Midlands, England, and Monkwearmouth Railway Bridge in Wearside, England. The elevated platforms are based on Mill Hill East tube station in London. Incidentally, this arrangement of platforms is similar to St Peter's Metro station in Sunderland, England, the station before the Monkwearmouth Railway Bridge. The system that calls at this station, the Tyne and Wear Metro, is also a light rail system, the same as the railway system that this map depicts. The two trains that are seen on this map are based on Docklands Light Railway B07 stock. Furthermore, the turquoise roundel that is used for the Docklands Light Railway can be seen on the platforms of this map. At the bottom of the elevated platforms, a British Rail Double Arrow sign can be seen, indicating that the station name is Southgate. This is based on Southgate tube station in London, though National Rail trains do not run here in real life. It is also named after the former England football team manager, Gareth Southgate. On one of the spiral staircases, three trophies can be seen. These are the, and the in the Roblox catalog. Mason Arch used to appear in the special Elevators, though this is no longer the case due to them being removed from the game. It appeared in both regular and special Elevators.