Immortal Mage Cat Wave 32 Guide: MewAge: Cat Tower Defense

To summon the Immortal Mage Cat by wave 32 in MewAge: Cat Tower Defense, build an early economy using three Monopoly cats to generate excess gold, then sell off economic units around wave 30 to make room for your late-game damage dealers.

Early-Game Setup with Monopoly Cats

The Immortal Mage Cat requires a heavy gold investment that standard wave rewards cannot comfortably support. To generate the necessary bankroll, prioritize passive income units over early combat upgrades.

1. Deploy Three Monopoly Cats: Set up three Monopoly cats as early as possible to accumulate gold reserves and gain compound interest.
2. Hold Basic Defenses: Keep only enough base defense to clear early monster waves without spending excess gold on high-cost summons.
3. Monitor Base Health: If your health drops significantly before wave 25 due to poor draft luck, stop placing economic units. Temporarily summon low-cost defensive units to stabilize the board before resuming your savings.

Transition Timing at Wave 30–32

Transitioning to high-tier units requires balancing board space with combat power. Because Monopoly cats occupy slots needed for damage units, you must sell them once your savings peak.

• Wave 30 Evaluation: Check your total gold reserve and board layout. If your income has scaled and lower-tier units cannot manage enemy health pools, start phasing out economic units.
• Sell Economic Units: Sell off your Monopoly cats to free up board slots once the interest-to-cost return diminishes.
• Summon the Immortal Mage Cat: Use your accumulated gold to pivot into your primary Immortal Mage setup by wave 32.