Steal a Superpower Game Passes: Every Pass, Its Price and What It Does
Steal a Superpower sells five game passes, from 2x Luck (R$49) to Galaxy Lord (R$799). See every pass, what it does, and what all five cost together.
Quick answer
Steal a Superpower sells five game passes: 2x Luck [PERMANENT] (R$49), 2x Damage (R$189), 2x Boss Loot (R$199), Valkyrie (R$649) and Galaxy Lord (R$799). All five together cost R$1,885. The game is free to play, and every pass is an optional extra — none is required.
Steal a Superpower costs nothing to play, so these five passes are upgrades you opt into rather than tickets you need. Three of them multiply things you already do — opening packs, landing hits and beating bosses — while the other two unlock exclusive cards instead.
The full pass list, with prices
Data table
| Pass | Price | What it does | Listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2x Luck [PERMANENT] | R$49 | Rare cards are twice as likely in every pack you open — permanently. | Oct 17, 2026 |
| 2x Damage | R$189 | Every hit you land does double damage. | Oct 29, 2026 |
| 2x Boss Loot | R$199 | Twice the packs from every boss you beat, and your own bosses drop a bigger golden chest. | Oct 24, 2026 |
| Valkyrie | R$649 | Grants the exclusive Valkyrie card, described as calling down a storm of golden spears. | Oct 19, 2026 |
| Galaxy Lord | R$799 | Unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever. | Oct 18, 2026 |
The pass icons in the store
2x Luck [PERMANENT]
Green four-leaf clover on radiating green.
2x Damage
Crossed swords with a 2x burst on red rays.
2x Boss Loot
Golden chest bursting with card packs and a 2x burst.
Valkyrie
Golden winged warrior raising her spear.
Galaxy Lord
Cosmic figure bathed in galaxy light.
Prices are the store listings and can change. The Listed column shows when each pass went up for sale — all five appeared during October 2026, with 2x Damage the most recent addition.
2x Luck, 2x Damage and 2x Boss Loot: the multiplier passes
2x Luck [PERMANENT] — R$49. The cheapest pass targets pack openings: rare cards are twice as likely in every pack you open, permanently, as the name promises. Because it applies to every pack you open rather than to a single lucky roll, it also covers the packs you win from bosses — which matters once 2x Boss Loot enters the picture below. For how openings work, see the packs guide, and for what counts as rare, the card rarities page.
2x Damage — R$189. The combat pass: every hit you land does double damage, with no condition beyond the hit actually landing. Boss fights are where that compounding shows up fastest, since that is where you land hit after hit on the same target. The combat guide covers the fighting side of the game.
2x Boss Loot — R$199. The only pass with two listed effects. Every boss you beat drops twice the packs, and your own bosses drop a bigger golden chest. The first effect matters more than it looks: packs are where cards come from, so twice the packs per boss is twice the chances at rare pulls — and each of those extra packs is still a pack you open, so 2x Luck applies to it too. The boss loot page goes deeper on what bosses drop.
Valkyrie and Galaxy Lord: the exclusive-card passes
The two priciest passes do not multiply anything — each grants a specific card instead.
Valkyrie — R$649. Grants the exclusive Valkyrie card, which the store describes as calling down a storm of golden spears.
Galaxy Lord — R$799. Unlocks the exclusive Galaxy Lord card forever, and is the single most expensive pass in the store.
Together those two cost R$1,448 — more than three quarters of what the full set costs — so it is worth knowing whether you are buying a multiplier or a card before you click purchase. For more on both cards, see the exclusive cards page, plus the individual Valkyrie card and Galaxy Lord card pages.
What the passes cost together
Owning all five costs R$1,885. One useful reference point falls out of the numbers: the three multiplier passes together come to R$437, less than either exclusive-card pass on its own. Which pass fits you depends on what you actually spend your time doing:
Decision guide
For a fuller breakdown of what to buy first, see the best game passes guide.
Game passes vs. dev products
The store sells a lot more than passes. Alongside the five game passes, it lists 322 dev products — a separate category of in-game purchases — priced from R$1 to R$1,599. When you are shopping, the distinction is simple: game passes are exactly the five named upgrades in the table above, and everything else is a dev product. If a page shows hundreds of items, you are not looking at the pass list.
Do you need any of them?
No. The game is free to play and all five passes are optional purchases — they add multipliers or exclusive cards, but nothing is required to play. Before spending Robux, it is worth checking the current codes for the game, and if you are brand new, the beginner guide covers the basics.
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