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Destroy a Vault Robots List

Last updated 2026-10-08

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Compare 25 Destroy a Vault robots. The table includes rarity, session price cash, caption roll odds.

RobotRaritySession price (Cash)Reported roll label
CrossfireCommon1,3001 in 6
IroncladCommon——
RampageCommon——
CobraCommon——
PhantomCommon——
SandstormUncommon——
Reactor WardenUncommon180,000—
BushwhackerUncommon——
WaspRare——
ViperRare——
ThunderboltRare——
KindlingRare——
Ghost PulseRare——
Hot ShotEpic——
FrostbiteEpic——
StarburstEpic——
IsotopeEpic——
Violet CircuitsLegendary——
Neon RoninLegendary——
ScorchLegendary——
AftershockLegendary——
Iron BarkMythic1,900,000,000—
Ice BreakerMythic——
Gilded ExecutionerMythic——
CryotitanMythic13,000,000,000—

This robot list names 25 robots from AlphaShoe’s progression video, from Common Crossfire to Mythic Cryotitan. Compare rarity and the session purchase prices below; the in-game Index is the place to see your full collection.

How to buy and use a rolled robot

  1. Roll at the podium and inspect the result.
  2. Purchase the displayed robot if its Cash price fits your budget.
  3. Carry it to a purchased placement slot and equip it.
  4. Compare its damage to the army member you would replace before removing an existing robot.

Crossfire appears at 1,300 Cash with a “1 in 6” label in AlphaShoe’s narration. Reactor Warden is purchased at 180,000 Cash; Iron Bark at 1.9 billion; Cryotitan at 13 billion. Those are session observations. Luck, mutations, upgrades and later changes can make a displayed roll or damage value differ from another recording.

Which robot is best?

Buy the result that improves your deployed damage while leaving enough Cash for a slot and upgrades. A higher rarity can cost far more than your current base produces. The same gameplay session passes up an early 2.7-billion Mythic offer because it is unaffordable, then returns to Mythics after improving income. Rarity alone is not a price-efficient ranking.

A universal S-to-D tier list is not supplied by the gameplay readings. Use the named robot comparison, current purchase price and your in-game damage display to choose a replacement. See the progression decision guide for battery, luck and island choices.

Collecting names versus filling your army

Index collection and deployed strength are related but separate goals. AlphaShoe completes Common and Uncommon groups before replacing weaker units. The later fusion system consumes four matching robots, so keep a useful duplicate set when you are working toward a fusion rather than deleting every duplicate immediately. Fusion needs the second island.

Caption-only names can have spelling differences from the live Index. This reference retains the useful named observations with their source, and does not claim it is the complete current robot catalogue. Single-stat robots remain in this list even when a dedicated stat page is not yet available.

Where to find robots: locations, rolls and purchases

Crossfire, Ironclad, Cobra, Rampage and Phantom are Common robot results in AlphaShoe’s recording. Their acquisition location is the roll podium: inspect the offer, buy the robot, then equip it in a purchased base slot. The recording does not describe a world spawn map for these five robots. A search for a Crossfire key or a Rampage key has no demonstrated separate key-unlock step in this gameplay; rolling and buying is the described route.

Robot tier list: best builds, teams and what is worth buying

The named Common robots belong to the same early collection group. A Common such as Phantom can fill an army slot or an Index gap, but it is not the rarest robot category: the recorded collection advances through Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythic. For a best team build on your current budget, compare the offered robot’s displayed DPS with the member it would replace, then keep enough Cash for placement and upgrades. Crossfire is one recorded early purchase at 1,300 Cash; a 1.9-billion Iron Bark is a later budget decision.

Worth depends on that improvement and price, not just the name. These recordings do not measure every robot under equal upgrades, so an exact overall S-to-D tier order would hide the different levels and mutations. This comparison supplies rarity and session prices, with the spending decisions to use them. For a Reddit tier suggestion, compare the player’s upgrade level and mutation before applying its ranking to your own build.

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