The House TD 2 curse odds: Rankings & Roll Tips

The House TD 2 curse odds determine how often a Hero receives a specific curse when rolling through the Voodoo system. Curses add bonuses to Heroes, and the system uses Voodoo Tokens as its rolling currency.

The Voodoo area is located below the curses sign, where the mysterious NPC named Voodoo provides access to the system. Select a Hero, spend a token to roll, and use the result to shape that unit’s offensive, range, speed, or economy profile.

The available references show two different curse lists. This likely reflects a balance update, an early-game data snapshot, or separate versions of the system. Because the lists do not match, treat the tables below as clearly labeled reference sets rather than combining their percentages.

Video Highlights:

• Identifies the curse names and reported roll percentages.
• Explains how to roll manually or use auto-roll filters.
• Covers Voodoo Token sources, including floors and daily rewards.
• Highlights Nightmare and Devil’s Pact as high-priority targets in that list.

Reference set A: Curse odds and effects

The following table reflects the curse list published on the Curses page of the THE HOUSE TD Wiki. The page lists Divine as unobtainable, so it should not be treated as a normal farming target.

Reference set B: Alternate reported odds

A separate guide reports another group of curses, including Brittle Bone, Grim Fortune, Crimson Hunger, Crypt Breath, Plague Bite, Shadow Veil, Dread Pulse, Fallen, Hex Flame, Devil’s Pact, and Nightmare.

This second set describes Nightmare as the hardest normal roll in that list and recommends Devil’s Pact or Nightmare as desirable outcomes. It should not be merged numerically with the wiki table because the systems do not present the same roster.

Rolling is straightforward, but token management matters because desirable curses have low listed chances. A disciplined setup reduces wasted rolls and makes it easier to stop when the desired result appears.

Match the curse to the Hero’s job

A damage-focused Hero benefits most from damage bonuses, while a long-range placement may gain more value from range. Economy bonuses can also be useful when the Hero contributes to income rather than direct damage.

Manual rolls versus auto-roll

Manual rolling is useful when you only want to spend one token or inspect the current result immediately. Auto-roll is better for repeated attempts because it can continue until a selected curse appears.

Use auto-roll carefully:

• Select only outcomes you would genuinely keep.
• Avoid including a merely average curse if tokens are limited.
• Check that the filter is active before starting the sequence.
• Stop and reassess after obtaining a strong result.
• Do not assume the same odds apply to every current roster version.

Voodoo Tokens are the currency used for curse rolls. The available guidance identifies several acquisition routes, with floor progression described as one of the most consistent methods during the early stage of the system.

The exact number of tokens from a floor can depend on how many waves or runs you complete. The available information also notes that some systems may expand later, so token sources can change as The House TD 2 receives updates.

Recommended farming order

Start with rewards that require no additional currency. Claim daily rewards, complete token-granting tasks, and clear available floors before considering a purchase. This approach preserves premium currency while building a token reserve for high-value rolls.

Token route comparison

The important distinction is between predictable claims and chance-based drops. Daily rewards provide a dependable baseline, while floors can produce more opportunities as you continue clearing waves.

Rarity alone does not decide whether a curse is useful. A low-chance effect can be excellent for one Hero and less important for another. Evaluate the bonus against the unit’s attack pattern, placement role, and contribution to your current team.

The wiki-listed table gives Nightmare a 0.1% rarity and Greed a 0.4% rarity. In the alternate list, Nightmare is reported at 1%, while Devil’s Pact is reported at 3%. These figures show why players should avoid using a single universal tier list without confirming the active in-game roster.

A practical target hierarchy

Use the following order when deciding whether to keep a result:

1. Role-defining bonus: Keep a curse that directly improves the Hero’s primary job.
2. Multi-stat improvement: Prefer effects that improve two or more relevant stats.
3. Rare upgrade: Consider keeping a very rare curse even if it is not perfect.
4. Temporary result: Replace weaker effects only when you have enough tokens for another attempt.
5. Unverified result: Confirm unfamiliar names and percentages in the current interface.

Use this checklist before committing to a long auto-roll session. It is designed to protect your token supply and keep your results aligned with the Hero you are upgrading.