Super Bot Brawl Quests List: Rewards, Cooldowns and Which to Do First

Super Bot Brawl has four main categories of quests that unlock rewards and progress systems. Story quests appear as you play the campaign and offer consumable potions, lucky blocks, and artifacts. Mastery tasks unlock after reaching race level 30 and provide star progression toward golden character skins. Bot Pass quests run on 10-minute cooldowns each season and drive battle pass tier advancement. Boss kill quests ask you to defeat specific enemies like Cerberus and Builder Bot, with rainbow lucky blocks as rare rewards. Each quest type serves a different progression path.

The base quest line runs during normal gameplay and distributes one-time consumable rewards. In DigitizedPixels' footage, story quests include: defeat 100 bots with 2,000 or more health (reward: one rainbow lucky block and 50 regular lucky blocks); obtain XP potion; obtain speed potion; obtain damage potion. These reward consumable buffs that last one session and artifacts that can be equipped permanently. Rainbow lucky blocks can only be obtained through quests—they cannot be purchased with in-game cash from the lucky block shop, even if you have unlimited funds.

One Mastery task type asks players to defeat Builder Bot (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, kEkZIlKwcnQ; and confirmed in comments for later boss variant). Comments from players report some Mastery quests require defeating 'Builder Bot 2.0', a harder version appearing in later waves. Another Mastery task asks for 250 bot kills where each bot has 1,000 or more health (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, HSArixnbwUI). The reward structure gives stars per completion, pooling toward the next Mastery rank.

The Bot Pass (also called Season One battle pass) was added 1 September 2026. Players progress through the pass by completing time-gated quests. Each quest has a 10-minute cooldown before the next one can be started. This design spreads progression across sessions and encourages daily login habits. The video description calls it 'like toilet bound bots but with slower progression', indicating it follows a standard battle pass model with many tiers to unlock.

• Quests reset after 10-minute cooldown (confirmed by Rox, 1 September 2026)
• Season One pass was active for approximately 29 days at time of recording (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026)
• Rewards include unique lucky block exclusive to the pass
• Secret Noob character at 1% drop rate from Bot Pass lucky block (limited-time)
• Bot Hunter character mentioned but not yet obtained by video creator

Story mode includes optional boss fights that spawn quests upon defeat. Cerberus appears as a challengeable boss with approximately 13,000 HP (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, kEkZIlKwcnQ). Builder Bot spawns in later waves and summons smaller bots as shields during the fight. Defeating these bosses is required for Mastery task progression. Both bosses reward killer currency and progress toward kill-count quests. Endless mode includes Exploder Hacker Bot (also called Super Boss), which appears at wave 50 and drops the material needed to unlock Bazooka Race.

• Cerberus: beatable solo with high damage output (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026)
• Builder Bot: summons adds for protection; takes longer to defeat solo (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026)
• Exploder Hacker Bot (Endless wave 50): required for Bazooka Race unlock (DigitizedPixels, 6 September 2026)
• Toilet morph bypasses level progression but is highly effective for boss kill quests—recommended for grinding Cerberus and Builder Bot kills (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, HSArixnbwUI)

The Toilet is a special cross-game morph obtainable by earning 1,000,000 kills in Super Toilet Brawl, then returning to Super Bot Brawl where it unlocks automatically. Using Toilet provides massive damage advantage (nuclear explosion ability does 1,000 damage) but prevents all XP gain to any race. This trade-off makes Toilet ideal specifically for grinding boss kill quests and high-HP enemy waves without needing race progression. A player demonstrated defeating Builder Bot solo on Hard mode using Toilet (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, HSArixnbwUI).

• Toilet does not grant XP to any race (Sword, Bomb, Bazooka)
• Toilet still grants normal money rewards and kill counts
• Toilet still grants quest progress (kill quests advance normally)
• Toilet ability 'Giant Nuclear Skibidi Explosive Toilet Paper' does 1,000 damage and auto-targets
• Toilet Skibidi Dash ability does 100 damage with fast cooldown

Lucky blocks unlocked through quest rewards contain random artifacts with stat boosts. In one player's account, common artifacts include Speed Coil (increases movement speed), Regenerative Coil (increases health regen rate), and one unnamed speed-boost artifact that triggers on kill for 20 seconds with 10% proc rate. Speed Coil becomes near-mandatory starting around wave 21 as 'Charged Titans' outrun players without speed buffs. Quest rewards can grant rainbow versions of artifacts, which are stronger than normal versions but only available through completing quests—they never drop from purchased lucky blocks. Artifacts stack multiplicatively, meaning each equipped artifact adds its own value to your base stats independently, allowing skilled players to reach exceptionally high speeds and regeneration rates by the endgame.