Steal a Superpower Trails Guide: What Trails Boost and How to Get the White Trail

Quick answer

Trails are one of Steal a Superpower's named stat boosters. Together with upgrades and auras, they raise your Power, Health and speed, and the Power they help build is what the Top Power leaderboard tracks. The documented way to get one is the store: White Trail is sold as a developer product for R$6, with a giftable Gift White Trail version at the same price.

• The store listing does not state White Trail's exact in-game effect.
• No gameplay earn route for trails is documented.

What trails do in Steal a Superpower

Trails sit on the "get stronger" side of the game. The game's own description groups them with upgrades and auras as the enhancers that boost your Power, Health and speed — the stats your fighting, boss pushes and survival lean on.

Power is the one with a public score attached: it is tracked on the Top Power leaderboard, so anything in the upgrades/trails/auras family that raises Power feeds directly into your leaderboard standing. Cash is the game's other tracked stat — it comes from placing cards on base holders instead, and it feeds the separate Top Cash board.

One scope note matters here: the game describes this boost at the category level. Upgrades, trails and auras are presented together as stat-raisers, and the description does not break the effect down per individual trail. So the game text won't tell you what a specific trail like White Trail adds on its own — treat trails as a stat-raising layer on your character rather than a per-trail bonus you can plan around from the description alone.

How to get a trail: the White Trail store listing

The trail the store data names outright is the White Trail. It is sold as a Roblox developer product, and there are two entries for it:

The White Trail store icon

NO. 01

Robux product

White Trail

The product icon shows a white figure dashing along a silvery-white streak — the trail itself is the artwork's subject.

Both entries appear in the game's developer product list — 322 products priced from R$1 to R$1,599 — placed among entries like Bench Upgrade (Lv 6–10) at R$5, Bench Upgrade (Lv 105–109) at R$7, and multipliers such as 2x Power and 2x Cash. At R$6, White Trail sits toward the low end of the store's range: the same neighborhood as cheap bench levels and small multipliers rather than the premium products. (The bench upgrade system those products feed is covered separately in the bench upgrades guide.)

Two limits are worth knowing before you spend Robux:

• The listing itself is silent on the effect. The dev product entry does not state what White Trail does in-game. The Power/Health/speed boost comes from the game's category-level description of trails as a whole, not from a per-product breakdown.
• The store is the documented route. The available game material describes White Trail as a Robux purchase and does not describe any way to earn a trail through gameplay, so treat the store as the known way to get one rather than counting on an unlock.

Where trails fit in the progression loop

The game's own progression tips put the boost systems in the same list as everything else you do: level up your power cards to unlock their most powerful abilities, place cards on holders so they earn cash while you fight, build kill streaks for bonus multipliers and critical hits, and complete the Index for permanent rewards for each rarity you collect. Upgrades, trails and auras are the layer that raises Power, Health and speed on top of all of that.

In practice, that makes a trail a companion to the grind rather than a substitute for it. Trails belong to the same stat family as your upgrades and auras, and that family's value shows up wherever the boosted stats matter — surviving fights (Health), fighting and moving harder (Power and speed), and the Power total the Top Power leaderboard ranks. If you're working on that total, the how to get more power page collects the other routes alongside these boost systems, and the stats guide explains what each stat does.