Steal a Superpower Galaxy Lord Card: What It Is and How to Unlock It

Quick answer

Galaxy Lord is an exclusive card in Steal a Superpower that you unlock by buying the Galaxy Lord game pass, listed at R$799. Once purchased, the card is yours permanently.

• The base game is free to play, so the pass is the only purchase involved.
• Galaxy Lord is one of the game's five game passes and the most expensive, in a lineup that runs from R$49 to R$799.
• It is separate from the powers you collect from ability packs such as Lightning, Fire, Frost, Gravity, Time, Shadow and Gold.

Most cards in Steal a Superpower come from opening ability packs and hoping the pull goes your way. Galaxy Lord works differently: it is tied to a single pass purchase in the game's store, and the listing promises the card forever once you buy. This guide covers what the card is, how the unlock works, and what the rest of the pass store sells, so you can see exactly where Galaxy Lord stands before spending.

The Galaxy Lord pass icon

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Exclusive card

Galaxy Lord

The pass icon shows a cosmic figure bathed in galaxy light — the exclusive card's space theme on the store listing.

What the Galaxy Lord card is

The game's own overview splits its cards into two groups. The seven standard powers — Lightning, Fire, Frost, Gravity, Time, Shadow and Gold — are things you collect from ability packs, and each of those cards has its own set of moves. Galaxy Lord is listed apart from that group as an exclusive card that is unlocked permanently, alongside Valkyrie, the game's other exclusive card.

That distinction changes how you plan around it. Pack powers arrive through drops, so which ones you own depends on your pulls. Galaxy Lord does not come from that system as the game describes it: the supported route to the card is the pass, and the unlock is permanent rather than temporary. The store listing puts it plainly — buying the pass "unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever."

How to unlock the Galaxy Lord card

The unlock is a purchase, not a grind. The listing shows no other requirement attached to the card — no level, badge or earlier card is mentioned as a condition.

1. Launch Steal a Superpower! — the game itself is free to play, so the pass is the only cost involved.
2. Open the game's pass store and find Galaxy Lord among the five game passes. It sits at the top of the price range at R$799.
3. Buy the pass. Per the listing, the purchase unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever, so there is nothing to re-earn afterwards.

The R$799 figure is the price shown in the game's store listing, and the same store snapshot confirms the base game costs nothing. If you are checking the store yourself, Galaxy Lord is easy to spot: it is the most expensive of the five passes, which run from R$49 up to R$799.

Galaxy Lord in the pass store

The Galaxy Lord pass is one of five passes the game sells. The store snapshot lists the full lineup like this:

Data table

Data table

Pass	Price	What it does
2x Luck [PERMANENT]	R$49	Rare cards are twice as likely in every pack you open. Forever.
2x Damage	R$189	Every hit you land does double damage.
2x Boss Loot	R$199	Twice the packs from every boss you beat; your own bosses drop a bigger golden chest.
Valkyrie	R$649	Unlocks the exclusive Valkyrie card: call down a storm of golden spears.
Galaxy Lord	R$799	Unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever.

Buying all five together would cost R$1,885, and Galaxy Lord is the single largest line in that total. For a closer look at the whole set, see the Steal a Superpower game passes guide.

Galaxy Lord and Valkyrie: the two exclusive-card passes

Two of the five passes unlock exclusive cards rather than stat boosts. Valkyrie, at R$649, unlocks the Valkyrie card, which the listing describes as calling down a storm of golden spears. Galaxy Lord is the pricier of the pair at R$799, and its listing keeps the description short: it unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever. Those store descriptions are the main difference the game itself draws between the two — the Valkyrie listing names a signature move, while the Galaxy Lord listing emphasizes the permanent unlock. More detail is on the Valkyrie card page.

What Galaxy Lord means for your card collection

Because Galaxy Lord is distinct from the pack powers, owning it does not depend on your pack luck — the pass purchase is the whole unlock, and the card stays permanent once it is yours. The rest of your collection still follows the pack system, from the seven standard powers to the Ancient rarity the game asks players to pull. Our packs guide and all superpowers list break that side of the game down in detail.