Steal a Superpower Leaderboards & Player Goals

Steal a Superpower is not only a pack-opening incremental — it is also a leaderboard game. Two public boards, Top Cash and Top Power, sit on top of the same loop of ability packs, holders, zones, and Dominus bosses. This hub explains how those boards work, which badges sit behind them, and how to plan a climb without ignoring the rest of the wiki.

Start from Getting Started if you are new, keep codes redeemed for potions and packs, use the powers tier list to decide what belongs on holders versus your fight loadout, clear bosses when a zone gate blocks income, and watch World 3 + Admin Abuse for the best spike windows. Scripts stay optional quality-of-life — they do not place you on the board by themselves.

The two leaderboards

Board	What it tracks	Why it matters
Top Cash	Lifetime / accumulated cash from combat, chests, and base holders	Rewards players who treat holders as a second job while they fight
Top Power	Combat Power from leveled cards, upgrades, trails, and auras	Rewards focused investment into strong powers and stats

Reaching first place on either board is the path to the 1st Place badge. You do not need both. Pick the board that matches how you already play: passive-income grinders lean Cash; combat specialists lean Power.

Servers hold six players, so you will constantly see other collectors in the same zones. That density helps during Admin Abuse and boss rushes, but it also means contested chests and busy pack tables on peak hours (often 10k–18k concurrent across the experience). Plan long climbs for off-peak if you hate queues; plan spikes for World 3 Admin Abuse if you want temporary multipliers.

Badge ladder tied to play style

Steal a Superpower awards badges that double as progression markers:

• Welcome Hero — granted when your journey starts; nearly everyone has it.
• Godly Pull — first time you pull a God-tier card or rarer.
• Secret Pull — first Secret-tier (or rarer) pull.
• Ancient Pull — first Ancient card; the rarity ceiling most players chase before Dominus Empyreus.
• 1st Place — first place on Top Cash or Top Power.

Pull badges are RNG plus volume: more packs under Luck potions, more Dominus Packs from bosses and codes. The 1st Place badge is a skill-and-time badge — holders, streaks, and upgrade discipline matter more than a single lucky open.

How Top Cash players actually climb

1. Holders first. Park high-value cards on base holders so cash ticks while you clear World zones. Empty holders are wasted rank.
2. Never skip codes. Potion and pack codes on the codes list shorten the time between empty and filled holders.
3. Kill streaks. Chain kills for multipliers and crits; cash boards love consistent combat uptime.
4. Chest discipline. Boss chests and rush loot should become packs that either upgrade your loadout or feed holders — not inventory clutter you drop on death.
5. Event spikes. Golden mobs and admin boosts during World 3 Admin Abuse are the fastest honest cash windows.

Cash leaders treat the base as a factory and the map as a delivery route. If your holders are weak, no amount of zone hopping catches a player who never left income idle.

How Top Power players actually climb

1. Follow the powers tier list. Invest levels into cards that clear bosses, not vanity elements.
2. Upgrades, trails, auras. Power, Health, and Speed all feed survivability into longer streaks and harder zones.
3. Dominus route. Use the bosses guide so every chest advances the pack tiers that can roll God / Secret / Ancient.
4. Potion timing. Power and Strength potions belong on rush windows and tough Dominus attempts, not random AFK minutes.
5. Index completion. Permanent rarity rewards stack; Power climbers who ignore the Index leave free stats on the table.

Power leaders usually look “rich” too, because strong cards also print holder cash — but their spending priority is combat stats over pure income cards when the two conflict.

Practical weekly plan

• Daily: Redeem any new codes, refill holders, clear the highest zone you can without dying with full packs.
• Before events: Read the Updates Hub and the World 3 checklist; join public servers early.
• After events: Re-rank your loadout on the tier list, bank Ancient/Secret luck, and decide whether the week’s leftover time goes to Cash or Power.
• Always: Keep Getting Started habits — tutorial done, group liked for the free Legend Pack, Discord watched for fresh strings.

What this hub is not

This is not a player-profile database or a doxxing board. We do not invent usernames, fake scores, or unpaid shoutouts. When child pages for specific strategies appear, they will hang under this category and link back here. Until then, treat this hub as the leaderboard strategy overview and jump to combat, codes, and update leaves for execution details.

Steal a Superpower crossed roughly 9M visits with a free-to-play Roblox model from 11 R$ Productions. The boards stay interesting because six-player servers keep you honest: someone else is always packing holders while you fight, and someone else is always fighting while your holders tick. Climb with a plan, spend event hours on purpose, and convert temporary Admin Abuse gains into permanent badges and Index progress.