Read the offer and the confirmed reward separately
Before opening a bat crate, inspect the current menu, price and currency. After the roll, use the confirmed reward panel to identify what you received. Then check the Bats tab in Inventory before assuming the result is the bat you are currently using.
Check the final reward separately from the names moving through the roll. Seeing a desirable name pass through the animation does not mean you received it, and seeing a rarity label does not explain the weapon’s combat statistics.
Balance note, October 3, 2026: the names and rarity labels below come from the September 2026 crate menu. Use the live offer for current costs, contents and any published odds.
Keep Normal and Premium offers distinct
The lobby includes Normal Crate and Premium Crate areas. Inspect the offer you actually selected rather than borrowing a price or expectation from the other area.
Check the current menu for the payment currency and what it says the roll includes. If you want one named bat, a crate roll is a different purchase decision from an offer that explicitly grants that item.
Do not assume the word Premium guarantees a specific result or a known better drop rate. Read the actual offer before comparing the two menus.
Understand the displayed rarity labels
These examples were displayed in that crate menu:
| Bat name | Historical displayed rarity |
|---|---|
| Classic Bat | Common |
| Caveman Club | Common |
| Tung Tung Tung Sahur | Common |
| Frostbite | Legendary |
This is a small set of displayed names, not a complete bat catalogue. For that roll, the final reward panel showed Classic Bat, Common.
A rarity label tells you the category shown by that menu. It does not supply a damage value, swing speed or proof that one bat is always stronger than another. Read any current item details the game exposes before making a combat comparison.
Do not turn one roll into a probability estimate. A visible reward sequence cannot establish drop odds or a guaranteed result after a particular number of openings.
Finish the reward check in Inventory
Wait for the confirmed result and note the exact name. Open the Bats tab and find the reward in your collection.
Then check the selected loadout through the current UI. Receiving or owning an item is different from confirming which bat you will take into the next round. This check is especially useful if you expected the reward to change your equipment automatically.
If you cannot find the intended selection, recheck the reward name and relevant tab before buying another crate. Another roll does not resolve confusion about where the first result is listed.
Decide whether another roll serves your goal
Name the reason for spending again. If you want to learn a specific ability effect, compare that ability’s actual offer instead. If your team keeps losing deliveries after successful fights, an escort and clear route address the immediate problem more directly than another rarity roll.
Set the amount you intend to spend before reopening the menu. Compare that amount with the current currency balance and offer, then stop and reassess the actual rewards you received.
Keep the lobby task separate from the next round. Check your loadout and return to a supported capture routine instead of spending the opening of play trying to interpret the previous animation.
Use inventory for the tab and selection check or coins for matching currency displays.
FAQ
What is the difference between Normal and Premium Crates?
They are separate lobby offers. Read each current menu for its price, currency and stated contents rather than assuming identical costs or guaranteed rewards.
Does Legendary mean the strongest bat?
A rarity label alone does not establish damage or overall combat strength. Check the current item details before comparing performance.
Did I receive every bat shown during the roll?
Use the confirmed reward panel to identify the result. Names moving through the animation are not a list of items granted to you.
Is the reward automatically my selected bat?
Verify the Bats tab and current selection. Owning a result does not by itself confirm the loadout you will use.