Steal a Superpower Tier Lists

This hub is the map for every Steal a Superpower ranking on the wiki. 11 R$ Productions built an incremental loop where packs turn into power cards, cards fight through zones and Dominus bosses, and holders at your base earn cash while you clear. A good tier list is not a popularity contest. It tells you which power types clear content fastest, which pack types are worth opening first, and which rarities actually change the boss fight. Use the pages below before you dump cash, potions, or Dominus Packs into the wrong pull.

How to read these tiers

We rank for progression value first: how fast a pick helps you beat the next zone boss, open the next area, and fill base holders. Secondary criteria are cash generation on holders, Index completion, and how well a type holds up when World 2 or World 3 resets trail and aura tiers. S-tier means invest early and keep leveling. A-tier means strong once you have the right pack or potion window. B-tier is situational. C-tier is filler until something better drops. Meta shifts after major updates, so cross-check the Updates Hub when World 3 or admin events land.

Power types overview

The official roster highlights lightning, fire, frost, gravity, time, shadow, gold, and more. Every card carries its own moves. Leveling a card unlocks its strongest ability, so a leveled mid rarity often beats a fresh low card sitting unused. Combat uses M1 for basic hits plus E and F for specials on cooldown. Types that control space or burst Dominus health bars climb the list; pure flair without clear damage or utility drops. Full S–C breakdowns live on the Powers Tier List. Pair that page with Packs and Powers when you decide what to equip versus what to park on holders.

Pack value ladder

Not every pack is equal. Dominus Packs come from Dominus bosses and code spikes and offer the best shot at top rarities. Legend Packs sit just below and include the free reward for liking the game and joining the group. Mystery Packs and standard zone packs fill the Index and keep holders busy. Timing Luck Potions before a stack of opens matters more than opening every pack the second it drops — see the potions guide for buff windows. See the Packs Tier List for Dominus, Legend, Mystery, and standard rankings, then redeem anything active on Codes before those strings expire.

Rarity targets

God, Secret, and Ancient sit at the top of the ladder players care about. Ancient is the rarity the game page ties to challenging Dominus Empyreus. God and Secret pulls also unlock badges and Index progress. Lower rarities still matter early because holders need cards immediately and card levels multiply combat power. Chase Ancient when your base income and strength training already clear forest, volcano, and toxic zones without dying. Until then, fill holders, train weights, and keep opening whatever packs you earn from bosses.

How these lists connect to the rest of the wiki

Start with Getting Started if you have not claimed the free Legend Pack or learned M1, E, and F. Use Bosses when a Dominus gate is blocking the next zone. Use Base Cash to turn spare cards into income. Use How to Get Ancient when you are ready to hunt the top rarity. Scripts and automation notes live under Scripts if you need quality-of-life helpers. Come back to this hub whenever a patch reshuffles pack odds or adds World 3 content so your investment order stays current.

Suggested reading order

1. Skim the Powers Tier List for type and rarity grades.
2. Open the Packs Tier List and the potions guide before spending Luck or Power buffs.
3. Apply the ranks inside Packs and Powers and Bosses.
4. Recheck Codes and Updates after every like milestone or world drop.

Keep criteria honest. If a type looks flashy in a trailer but fails on Dominus Empyreus, it does not belong in S. If a pack is free or code-gated, its practical value can outrank a paid alternative for new accounts. Rank what clears content and compounds cash, then revise when the next world lands.