Pokepath Pokémon Data Spreadsheet
Complete database of all Pokemon towers in Pokepath TD. Compare base stats, scaling values, abilities, and evolution paths to build the ultimate tower defense strategy.
💡 Pro Tip: You can sort Pokémon by power, speed, range, or tier to quickly identify the strongest towers for each playstyle. Use the search bar to filter by name or ability. Pair this data with our enemy database to build perfect counter strategies for specific threats.
Complete Pokepath Pokémon Stats Database
This comprehensive database covers all Pokémon towers available in Pokepath TD. All data is extracted directly from in-game mechanics and is continuously updated to reflect the latest balance changes and new additions.
Covers all Pokémon towers in the game
Data sourced from game files and mechanics
Regularly updated with patches
How to Read the Pokepath Pokémon Spreadsheet
Power
Base represents the initial damage output at level 1.Scale shows how much damage increases per level. High scaling Pokémon become stronger in late game, while high base power dominates early.
Speed
Attack interval measured in milliseconds. Lower is faster. A speed of 1000ms means one attack per second. Combine with Power to calculate DPS (Damage Per Second).
Range
Effective attack radius in game units. Higher range allows Pokémon to cover more area. Scaling determines how much range increases per level—critical for positioning strategy.
Crit
Critical hit chance (base) and damage multiplier (scale). A base of 10 means 10% crit chance. Scale affects crit damage bonus. Essential for burst damage builds.
Type
Attack Type (Physical/Special/Status) and Range Shape (Single/AOE/Line). Understanding type matchups and range patterns is key to optimal tower placement.
Ability
Unique special effects that define each Pokémon's role. Hover over ability names to see detailed descriptions. Some abilities synergize with specific team compositions.
Evolution
Shows the next evolution stage and required level. Plan your economy around evolution timings—some Pokémon gain massive power spikes upon evolving.
Pokepath Pokémon Tier Overview
Tiers are calculated based on DPS potential (Power × Speed) and evolution stage. Higher tiers generally perform better, but situational picks can outperform in specific maps or strategies.
S Tier - Meta Defining
The strongest Pokémon with exceptional DPS (50+ calculated score). These towers excel in most situations and are safe first picks. Ideal for carrying games and handling boss waves.
A Tier - Highly Competitive
Strong performers with DPS scores of 30-50. Reliable choices that work well in most team compositions. Often have unique abilities that provide strategic value beyond raw damage.
B Tier - Solid Options
Balanced Pokémon with DPS scores of 15-30. Good for specific strategies or as budget options. May excel in niche scenarios or early game before falling off.
C Tier - Situational Picks
Lower DPS (under 15) but may have utility abilities. Best used in specific map types or as support towers. Consider these for fun or challenge runs rather than competitive play.
Best Uses of the Pokepath Data
How to Use This Data to Build Better Teams
- Compare Base vs Scaling: High base stats dominate early game (waves 1-10), while high scaling becomes superior in late game (waves 15+). Balance your team accordingly.
- Choose Early vs Late Game Towers: Start with high base power Pokémon to survive early pressure, then transition to high scaling towers for endgame. Check evolution levels to plan your economy.
- Synergy with Maps: Long path maps favor high range towers. Tight chokepoints benefit from AOE abilities. Use the Range Type column to match Pokémon to map layouts.
- Counter Enemy Types: Match your Pokémon abilities to enemy weaknesses. Check our enemy database to see which enemies have armor (need armor-breaking), invisibility (need detection), or regeneration (need burst DPS).
- Ability Combos: Click on ability names to see descriptions, then build teams with complementary effects (e.g., slow + high damage, or buff + DPS).
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is this data updated?
The database is updated within 24-48 hours of each Pokepath patch or balance change.
What does DPS mean in tier calculations?
DPS (Damage Per Second) is calculated as (Power × Speed) / 1000. It represents theoretical damage output.
Should I only use S-tier Pokémon?
Not necessarily. Lower tier Pokémon can excel in specific situations, and team synergy often matters more than individual tier rankings. Check our tier list best team guide and pokepath td Item for strategic compositions.
Which Pokémon are best against armored enemies?
Pokémon with armor-breaking abilities like Excadrill and Machamp excel against high-armor enemies. See our enemy database to identify which enemies have armor and plan your counters accordingly.