Steal a Superpower leaderboards and the 1st Place badge

Top Cash and Top Power are the two boards the listing names. Reaching first on either one awards the 1st Place! badge — a rare mark held by only a few dozen players.

The two boards

The official description tells you to climb the leaderboards for Top Cash and Top Power. Those are the only two boards this guide can name from the listing. Live standings are not available through a public endpoint, so this page explains what the boards measure and how the badge ties in, without republishing a live table.

Cash pressure comes from holders on Base. Power pressure comes from card levels on Powers, the three growth tracks on Upgrades, and combat passes on Game Passes.

The badge link

The 1st Place! badge requires reaching 1st place on either board. The developer’s own description: reach 1st place on the Top Cash or Top Power leaderboard. That is the only badge that tracks a leaderboard finish.

Live award count on the badges endpoint: 36 players hold it, with 2 awards in the past day. Full win-rate context for every badge, including this one, lives on Badges, where the scoped check date sits beside the table.

Chasing first place is a long grind across both cash and power systems. Keep holders filled so Top Cash keeps moving while you fight, and keep upgrades and streaks stacked so Top Power does not stall between boss clears. Neither board publishes a public API feed for this guide to mirror.

FAQ

What do the leaderboards measure?
Top Cash and Top Power. The listing names those two boards as the climb targets.
How do I get the 1st Place badge?
Reach 1st place on the Top Cash or Top Power leaderboard. The badge description says so directly.

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