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Steal a Superpower powers come through collectible cards with their own moves. The developer description names seven categories and says leveling a card unlocks its most powerful ability.
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The named categories are lightning, fire, frost, gravity, time, shadow and gold. They describe powers mentioned in the game description, rather than a complete card catalog or a strength ranking.
| Power category | What is established |
|---|---|
| Lightning | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Fire | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Frost | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Gravity | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Time | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Shadow | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
| Gold | Named power category; individual card moves and stats depend on the card. |
A card has its own set of moves. The useful distinction is between collecting a power and developing the card that carries it: getting a card introduces a moveset, while card leveling opens its strongest ability.
Read the moves shown on your actual card before comparing it with another. Category names alone do not establish range, damage, cooldown or usefulness in a particular fight.
Ability packs are the source of collectible power cards in the description. Opening another pack contributes to your collection; it does not by itself say that an existing card leveled up. Keep the new-card result and the current card’s progression separate when checking what changed.
The description gives every card its own set of moves. Two category names alone cannot settle which moves are available to your character. Look at the actual card you are using, including what it has already unlocked, before planning your next fight.
The developer description explicitly connects card levels to unlocking an ability. It does not supply a universal experience requirement, level cap or exact upgrade cost. Use the card information displayed in your current game version for those details.
A practical check before a boss attempt is to review which moves your equipped card has already unlocked. This is a preparation suggestion based on the leveling mechanic, not a claim that any particular card wins the fight.
Powers are used against enemies as you fight through zones and approach Dominus bosses. The description says the world breaks apart around you during combat. That describes the environment; it does not establish a special damage bonus for breaking a particular wall or object.
For a useful combat comparison, keep the card and its level visible in your notes. Record the moves you can use and which boss or zone you are trying to reach. If a result changes after several upgrades at once, you cannot reliably attribute that improvement to the power category alone. This is a comparison method, not a claim of a tested build.
The developer description asks whether you can pull an Ancient card. Ancient is therefore a named collection reference, rather than a rarity label inferred from the color of a screenshot. The same description links completing the Index to permanent rewards for collected rarities.
These are two different pieces of information: Ancient is mentioned as a card you might pull, while the Index tracks collection progress across rarities. Neither statement provides an exhaustive rarity ladder, a guarantee of the strongest card, or a pull percentage.
Ancient cards are explicitly mentioned by the creator. The source does not give their individual names, full movesets, acquisition odds or damage. An Ancient label should not be converted into an invented S-tier recommendation.
Use the Index shown in your game to see which collection entries or rarity rewards you have obtained. Keep the reward display separate from the card’s level: collecting a rarity and unlocking a card move are different forms of progress.
Cards also have an economic role. The description says cards placed on base holders earn cash while you fight. This connects your collection to base growth as well as combat.
When deciding what to do next, distinguish the card you are using for moves from the cards you want producing cash on holders. Inspect the game UI for actual income figures; no income rate is inferred from a category name.
Ability packs are the collection route described for power cards. Boss-related rewards and the advertised Legend Pack group offer connect back to that pack-opening loop.
Compare the actual card, its current level and its available moves in the game. Those observations are more useful than treating an elemental name as a tier.
This page does not assign S/A/B grades or name a best card. The cited description establishes the categories and upgrade system, but does not establish a measured ranking.
A reliable best-power recommendation needs an identified card, a level, available moves and the situation being compared. The source description supplies the category names and progression system, but no measured comparison. Use those concrete fields when evaluating a recommendation you find elsewhere.
Record the card name displayed in-game, its category if shown, its level, unlocked moves and the task you tested. Avoid treating a single successful fight as a universal ranking. The same notes also make it easier to spot whether a later update changed the card or only your other upgrades.
Reviewed . Gameplay explanations use the developer description reproduced by the listed directory. Code reports are third-party records, not in-game tests by this site.
Common questions
Lightning, fire, frost, gravity, time, shadow and gold are named. The description also says there are more.
The developer description says to level up the card. It does not give a universal level requirement.
Yes. The description says cards placed on base holders earn cash while you fight.
The creator mentions pulling an Ancient card. The source does not establish a full rarity order or any Ancient pull odds.
This guide has no verified universal ranking. Compare the actual card, current level, unlocked moves and the fight you are preparing for rather than assigning a tier from its category name.
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