Units Hub for Defend Your Base From Scary Worm

This hub is the roster map for Defend Your Base From Scary Worm, the Roblox tower-defense experience by Evil Worm Simulator (TreeTrunk_290). Place 85070260180613 went live on 28 February 2026 and was updated on 3 September 2026. You claim a plot, spend cash on buildings, and try to keep a wooden door standing while the Scary Worm chews it. Servers hold up to 35 players, so the “units” in the nav are your pad’s defenders and economy, not a MOBA lane of named heroes.

What footage actually shows is a short list. Spear throwers are cheap early DPS. Mortars are mid and late splash and stay in every full clear we have watched. Money printers and farms print the cash those upgrades need. Rare crate or roll units appear without a public datamine of names. The blue high-tier damage unit costs about 16,000, hits around 120, and is used to finish the worm. The wooden door is not a unit, but it is the HP bar that ends the run. Promotional art paints the boss with a max near 999,999. This wiki will not invent Forest or Desert maps, anime collab towers, or oil drills as if they were confirmed in this place.

Four pages, four jobs

Turrets and defenders is the combat roster: spear throwers, mortars, where to stand them, and why an empty pad is a wasted angle. Read it when the worm is about to spawn and your grass still looks decorative.

Economy buildings is printers, farms, cash, gems, and crates. Read it when the shop feels expensive and you cannot tell whether to tap a farm or upgrade the printer. Full-clear voices treat printer upgrades as doubling income; farms lose that comparison.

Scary Worm is the boss page: healing, door chew, huge HP, countdown timers, and how harder difficulties reuse the same plot instead of shipping a new biome. Read it when the bar is bouncing and you think more spears will fix a heal race they cannot win.

Blue finisher unit is the late ~16,000 cash / ~120 damage pad from footage. Read it when heal is winning and you are tempted to spend starter cash on a boss killer that cannot spawn yet.

Ranks for those pieces live next door on the Tier List Hub. Letters are community role ranks from footage — economy, cheap DPS, splash, door, boss killer — not an official balance table. Use unit tiers for S/A/B/C, starter ranking for the first 450 cash, and endgame loadout once mortars and the blue unit are the real shop.

How a plot is supposed to feel

A healthy base is noisy in the right order. Printers tick. Spears cover the first countdown. Mortars take over splash. The blue unit shows up when heal starts winning. Someone — you — hits repair whenever the door leaves the 400 HP band. That loop is the same whether you queued solo or stacked with friends. Co-op lets one player print while another repairs; it does not let you skip a role and hope a stranger’s mortar covers your door.

If you want click-throughs instead of a roster, jump to getting started, how to farm, how to protect the door, how to beat the worm, and best builds. Pre-fight tools are the build checklist and the wave planner. Codes, if they ever exist, will sit on codes; group like-and-join rewards are advertised in the Roblox description, not as a unit unlock on this hub.

What we will not add to the roster

Incomplete public datamines are a feature of this wiki, not a hole we paper over with fanfiction. If a crate unit is unnamed on screen, it stays “rare crate or roll unit.” If a YouTube overlay invents a stat spread, we ignore it unless the shop UI is readable. If another worm game on Roblox has a 50-row unit table, that table belongs to that game. This hub stays small on purpose so the four child pages can stay honest.

Open turrets when you are placing, economy when you are printing, the worm page when the boss timer is the loudest thing on the HUD, and the blue finisher when the shop is asking for 16k. Then go play the plot — the roster only matters if the door is still there at the end of the chew.