Cookie Run Kingdom: Millennial Tree Cookie Toppings and Beascuits guide
- Millennial Tree Cookie is a support who has to be placed in the front line.
- He buffs all the other Legendary Cookies, but he can be a great addition to any Grass team.
- His build relies on having a lot of HP, since his skill scales based on that.
As if he's been taken straight out of Lord of the Rings (looking at you, Elrond), Millennial Tree Cookie is a support who can do A LOT - especially in the Arena. If you're curious how to build him, and if you managed to get him too, this is the guide you've been looking for.
Before we go any further, it's important to know that Millennial Tree Cookie is the same element as White Lily Cookie, so you want to use them both in the same team, so you can benefit from Grass-element improvements.
Let's check out the best Toppings and Beascuits you can use for Millennial Tree Cookie, then, shall we?
About Millennial Tree Cookie in Cookie Run: Kingdom
Millennial Tree Cookie is a Support cookie, residing in the Front line. He's a Legendary cookie, which you can only obtain from the exclusive release Gacha.Skill:
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Millennial Tree Cookie extends his roots into the earthbread and transforms into the World Tree, dealing damage to enemies. In this state, he will dispel all debuffs applied to himself and gain the World Tree HP Shield that cannot be affected by Zap or Overcurrent. Millennial Tree Cookie will also create a Sanctuary area where he will continuously restore allies' HP (except Safeguarded Cookies) and the World Tree HP Shield. Once the World Tree HP Shield is removed, the Sanctuary effect will weaken. Also, Millennial Tree Cookie will scatter Sacred Seeds at certain intervals, dealing damage and restoring his own HP or his World Tree HP Shield. After the end of the World Tree's duration, Millennial Tree Cookie will inflict the Equilibrium debuff upon the enemy from whom he received the greatest amount of damage during his transformation. If there are no enemies around Millennial Tree Cookie during his transformation, it will automatically cancel, and a portion of the remaining duration time will be deducted from his skill cooldown.
If there are no Defense Cookies on the team, Millennial Tree Cookie will use Nature's Protection. As the source of all elements, Millennial Tree Cookie gains the Elemental Seer buff if there are Cookies of 4 or more different elements on the team. Also, during his transformation, he will grant the Elemental Force buff to the team. If the Cookies are the Guardians of Nature, they will receive a stronger Elemental Force: The Guardians buff. At the beginning of the battle, Millennial Tree Cookie will gain the Majesty of Eons buff. |
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| Equilibrium |
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| Elemental Seer & Elemental Force |
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| Majesty of Eons |
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| Rally Effect - Legendary Tree |
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The best Toppings for Millennial Tree Cookie
The best Toppings I can recommend for Millennial Tree Cookie are the HP ones. You want your MT Cookie to tank as much as he possibly can, given that he's a front liner. Also, you can go for a lot of HP with additional DMG Resist or ATK/Cooldown on his Toppings:
- Resonant: 5x Ancient Root Peanut with HP (mandatory), DMG Resist (mandatory), Cooldown, or DEF
- Normal: 5x Healthy Peanut with HP (mandatory), DMG Resist (mandatory), Cooldown or DEF
Best Topping Tart
The best Topping Tart for him is definitely the matching Healthy Peanut Tart.Millennial Tree Cookie's best Beascuit setup
Since his skill relies on him having additional HP on his Beascuit, I would recommend you get at least another 30% HP on the Beascuit, plus some extra DMG Resist. The rest of the stats are a plus (like Cooldown), but I do believe a full HP build is where he shines.
- HP
- DMG Resist
- Cooldown
- (optional) DEF
- (optional) Amplify Buff
If you're interested in some of the other healers, we've already covered Pure Vanilla Cookie and Mystic Flour Cookie, two of the best healers/supports we've had so far!
