Steal a Superpower Bosses

Bosses in Steal a Superpower are the gates between zones. The official description says you fight zones, defeat bosses, open the next area, open loot chests, and carry packs home. Only one boss is given a name: Dominus Empyreus, called the final boss.

Bosses
Dominus Empyreus Not published Not published Not published Boss loot chest; exact contents and drop rates are not published. 1 source · named final boss 1 source · Roblox game page
Other Dominus bosses Not published Plural in the official description; names not published Not published Not published 1 source · names not published 1 source · Roblox game page
Character firing a beam from both eyes
Image: 11 R$ Productions / Roblox
Gold-armored Roblox character holding a glowing card with a question mark
Image: 11 R$ Productions / Roblox

Dominus Empyreus

The goal line on the game page is: can you pull an Ancient card and beat Dominus Empyreus, the final boss? Ancient is a rarity target in that sentence. It is not confirmed as a key item you must hold. Recommended power, hit points, and phase count are blank because they are not written down. Drops are described only as a boss loot chest. The chest contents are not published. The 2x Boss Loot pass says it doubles packs from every boss and mentions a bigger golden chest. That is the only extra drop detail.

What the description does support

I am not attaching a level requirement to any of those steps. The LVL 1 / LVL 999 artwork shows a range. It does not say which level Empyreus expects.

Dominus Empyreus is also the name of a classic Roblox hat. In this guide the name means the final boss of universe 10770228857, not the catalog item. If a later update prints another Dominus name, it gets a row with the date and the source, not a guessed title.

Questions

Who is Dominus Empyreus?

The official description calls Dominus Empyreus the final boss and pairs that fight with pulling an Ancient card. Health, phases, and the zone name are not published.

Are there other bosses?

The description says “Dominus bosses,” plural. No other name is printed. I am not inventing the rest of the set.

Sources