The named sources behind every page on this site, the trust level of each, and the source types that honestly do not exist for this game. Site-wide reference check: 2026-11-08.
The developer has not published official stat tables, roll odds, or patch notes. So this site runs on two checkable layers — official Roblox pages and APIs, and the fan-maintained community wiki on Fandom — and the rule is that every table names its layer and its checked date. Numbers neither layer supports are stated as missing, not invented.
| Source | Type | Used for | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roblox game page | Official | Description and mechanics (rolls, waves, treehouse, friends luck, group reward, offline income) | 2026-11-08 |
| Roblox games API | Official API | Playing count, visits, favorites, created/updated timestamps | 2026-11-08 |
| Sapling House Games group | Official | Creator identity, member count (951,477), group reward | 2026-11-08 |
| Official Discord invite API | Official | Discord server verification (name and inviter match the group owner) | 2026-11-08 |
| Defend Your Treehouse Wiki (Fandom) | Community wiki | Turret roster and odds, luck formula, wave and boss tables, treehouse and world costs, damage formulas, events, store, update log | 2026-11-08 |
A missing source is recorded as missing — that is what keeps the register honest.
No official Trello board exists (searched 2026-11-08).
The developer runs no wiki of its own; the Fandom wiki is fan-maintained.
urgametips and Lawod keep pages for this game, but list no working codes on either (checked 2026-11-08); no other established tracker (Destructoid, GameRant, Pro Game Guides, Try Hard Guides) covers the game — the /codes page tracks the official channels instead.
No official account found (checked 2026-11-08).
The developer has not published named patch notes; the wiki's Update Logs page and Roblox API timestamps are the record.
Content controlled by the developer or by Roblox: the game page, the games API, the group, the Discord invite API. Highest trust; still dated, because descriptions and stats change.
Machine-readable official data (games and groups APIs): playing counts, visits, favorites, update timestamps, member counts. Every snapshot is recorded with its date.
The fan-maintained Fandom wiki: turret stats and odds, wave and boss tables, costs, formulas, the store, and the update log. Unofficial but checkable; every table built from it carries its checked date.
Reasoning from documented mechanics rather than a sourced number — for example, checkpoint farming logic. Always labeled as method, never presented as game data.
The mapping from pages to the layers they rest on.
| Page | Basis |
|---|---|
| /wiki/turret-roll | Community wiki (roster, odds, prices) + Official (roll mechanic exists, group reward) |
| /wiki/mechanics/luck | Community wiki (formula, cost bands, sample odds) + Official (friends EXTRA LUCK line) |
| /wiki/mechanics/offline-income | Official (description line) + Community wiki (5× Offline Reward store product) |
| /guides/wave-survival | Community wiki (wave formulas, enemy and boss tables) + Method (farming logic) |
| /guides/upgrade-strategy | Community wiki (treehouse and upgrade costs, damage formula) + Method (spending order) |
| /guides/beginner-guide | Community wiki (starting stats, slot costs) + Official (group reward, friends luck) |
| /updates | Official API (timestamps, snapshots) + Community wiki (named versions) |
| /trello | Official (game page, group, Discord invite API) + Community wiki (existence of the fan wiki) |
| /codes | Official channels, monitored; no public tracker covers this game |
Defend Your Treehouse!'s developer has not published official stat tables, roll odds, or patch notes. This site therefore documents official mechanics from the Roblox page and API, community-documented numbers from the fan-maintained Fandom wiki, and labels the basis of every table with a checked date. Numbers we cannot verify from either layer are stated as unknown rather than invented, and we never list rumor codes.
This is an independent fan site, not affiliated with or endorsed by Sapling House Games or Roblox. Official channels are linked and labeled as official, the community wiki is credited as unofficial, and no advertising relationship changes what the data pages say.
No. It is an independent fan-built resource; official channels are linked and labeled as such, and the community wiki is credited as unofficial.
Every data table names its source and its checked date. Official means developer- or Roblox-controlled; Community wiki means the fan-maintained Fandom wiki; Method means reasoning from documented mechanics rather than a published number.
Because no public source publishes one — the offline income rate is the clearest example. A missing number is stated as missing once, and the page moves on to the documented numbers that do exist.
Both claims are shown with their dates instead of being averaged. This matters most for player-count snapshots, where different sites quote different days.
The game updates near-daily, so pages are re-verified after each update whose systems they touch, and the site-wide reference check for the current data set is dated 2026-11-08.
Verified links at a glance, with dates.
The checked-date basis for update claims.
Who builds and checks these pages.
The pages these sources feed.
Unofficial status and advertising boundaries.
Send a correction with a reference.
