Steal a Brainrot is a game all about collecting brainrots, and Lucky Blocks make it even more exciting. These are special boxes you can open to get random brainrots. The boxes themselves don’t give money, but the brainrots inside do, so opening them is always fun. There are different types of Lucky Blocks in the game, and each has its own set of brainrots and chances of getting something rare. You can get them with in-game cash, Robux, stealing from other players, or during special admin events.
There are eight main Lucky Blocks. The regular ones you can get anytime include the Mythic Lucky Block, the Brainrot God Lucky Block, and the Secret Lucky Block. The Mythic Lucky Block costs 2.5 million cash or 175 Robux and holds five brainrots. The most common drop is Spioniro Golubiro, but there’s a tiny chance to get the ultra-rare Bananito Bandito. The Brainrot God Lucky Block is pricier at 15 million cash or 599 Robux, and it also contains five brainrots, including the rare Pop Pop Sahur. The Secret Lucky Block is the most expensive at 750 million cash or 2399 Robux, and it can drop extremely valuable brainrots like La Secret Combinasion.
Then there are event-exclusive Lucky Blocks. The Admin Lucky Block shows up during admin events and is inspired by the game developers. It costs 100 million cash and has rare brainrots like La Grande Combinasion. Taco events bring the Taco Lucky Block and Los Taco Blocks, which are taco-themed and can drop both common and secret brainrots. Los Lucky Blocks are three Admin Blocks lined up and can hold up to eight brainrots. During Halloween, the Spooky Lucky Block appears as a pumpkin and can drop some of the most valuable brainrots in the game.
Opening a Lucky Block is simple. Go to your base, stand near the block, and hold the E button. The block disappears, and a random brainrot rolls out. Remember, there’s no guarantee for rare brainrots, so sometimes you’ll get repeats before hitting something super rare.
Lucky Blocks are like little lootboxes in the game. They make the grind more exciting because you never know what you’ll get. Some are cheap, some cost millions, and some only appear during special events, but they are all worth opening if you want to collect the best brainrots.
