Crate guide · checked 25 Sep 2026
Steal From The Rich! Crate Guide
Crate tiers with real scarcity evidence
The game's achievement stats prove which crate tiers exist and how rare each one is — these are official in-game award counts, not invented ranks (checked 2026-09-25):
| Tier | Players who ever opened one | Opened in the last day | Share of new players |
|---|---|---|---|
| Secret Crate | 54,843 | 15,480 | 16.4% |
| Eternal Crate | 28,041 | 7,320 | 7.8% |
| Divine Crate | 1,745 | 457 | 0.5% — rarest confirmed |
Badge counts measure how many players opened each tier — they are existence + scarcity proof, not drop rates.
In-game labels also confirm Legendary, Epic and Common items unboxed from crates.
Named premium crates
Official promotional art names these crates with income-per-second ratings printed on them (Sp is the game's septillion-scale notation):
| Named crate | Income rating (as printed in official art) | Biome shown with it |
|---|---|---|
| Space Crate | 97,6754Sp/s | space (purple/violet) |
| Archeologist Crate | $94,6794Sp/s | desert sand |
| Demon Crate | no rating printed | grass / candy |
How stealing crates works
- Use the (E) STEAL prompt inside another player's base.
- Carry the crate to your plot and place it (7 starting slots — see the walkthrough).
- Open it when it shows READY! — the item inside starts earning immediately.
Honest boundary: the complete crate list and per-crate costs are not documented anywhere yet — this page publishes only rows with sources, and grows at every content check.
Unknown boundary: the full list of crates is not published anywhere — only the tiers with badge evidence and the named crates from official art are verified on this crate guide.