The Steal a Superpower base is where your cards earn money in this Roblox game. You place cards on card holders, and they produce cash passively, even while you are out fighting. This page explains that loop and says plainly which numbers nobody has published. New to the game? Start with the Steal a Superpower beginner guide.
Steal a Superpower Base: How Holders Earn Cash
Each card you open gives a unique superpower. You can equip it for fighting, or you can place it on a holder at your base. A placed card earns cash on its own, so your income keeps growing while you are busy in the zones.
The Top Cash leaderboard tracks how much cash players have, which shows how central the base is to the game. How much a holder pays, how many holders you get and what the first ones cost are not published by any source we trust.
What to Place on Holders
No source has said which cards earn the most, and there is no trusted tier list, so we do not rank powers. Two points follow from the facts we do have:
- A card is either equipped or placed, so you are choosing between fighting strength and passive cash. Browse the Steal a Superpower powers page to see the cards that are documented.
- Paid cards such as the Galaxy Lord card and the Valkyrie card are exclusive to game passes. Whether they pay more at a holder has not been shown.
New cards come from packs, and bosses are the main source. The Steal a Superpower bosses page explains the loot chests that carry them home. You can also claim a free pack with the Steal a Superpower Legend Pack steps, then place what you pull.
Base Upgrades and What Is Unpublished
The game page lists upgrades, trails and auras that raise Power, Health and speed. It does not say whether any of them change base income, and it gives no upgrade costs. The Index adds permanent rewards for each rarity you collect, but the rewards themselves are unpublished.
One more gap: some guides mention a bench, and no source we trust confirms it, so we leave it out. We add new base details when a trusted source publishes them, and the Steal a Superpower updates page records changes. The fastest news comes from the Steal a Superpower Discord.
Steal a Superpower Base FAQ
Do cards earn cash when I am offline?
The game page says placed cards earn cash even while you fight. It does not say what happens when you leave the game, so we will not claim it.
How many card holders can I have?
The number is not published. When a source confirms it, we add it here.
How much cash does a holder make?
No trusted source gives income numbers. Pages that list exact cash per second have not shown where the figures come from.
Which cards should I place first?
There is no trusted ranking. A practical start is to place spare cards you are not using in fights, and keep your strongest looking card equipped. That is a reasonable plan, not a tested result. The Steal a Superpower wiki has the rest of our data.