Supercell just dropped the most chaotic community event in Brawl Stars history. Twenty doors, twenty rewards hidden behind them, but here's the catch - you can only open ten. And to make things even better, the entire community has to vote together on which doors to open while simultaneously grinding 80 million quests per day just to unlock the door keys.
Oh, and one of the doors literally deletes Mortis from the game for two days. Yeah, this is going to go well.
Here's the deal. Starting now through November 5th, you've got eight days to make ten critical decisions that'll determine whether you walk away with the Manga Kenji Hypercharge Skin (Lumi for free) or end up staring at your single gem reward wondering where it all went wrong.
Every single day, the entire Brawl Stars community needs to collectively complete 80 million quests to earn a single door key. That's right - if the community slacks off, nobody gets to open any doors that day. Supercell added extra daily quests and special mega quests during the event to make this actually achievable, but still, you're relying on millions of random players to actually log in and play.
Realistically? The community will probably hit this goal most days. Brawl Stars has an active enough player base that 80 million quests across all players worldwide is doable. But there's always that chance...
While everyone's grinding quests, you also need to vote in-game for which door the community opens next. Each door has hints about what might be inside, but "might" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here because some doors are straight-up traps.
Here's the kicker - on the final day (Day 8), you get to open THREE doors at the same time instead of just one. That's your last chance to grab the remaining good rewards or watch in horror as the community votes for sprays and single coins.
Think about this for a second. You need millions of players - from different countries, different skill levels, different priorities - to coordinate and agree on the optimal door opening strategy. Players who just want the free Lumi. Hardcore collectors chasing the Hypercharge Starr Drop. Trolls who just want to watch Mortis disappear. F2P players desperate for gems. Whales who don't care about any of this.
The official Brawl Talk literally warns you: vote smart or "you might end up alone, angry and with just one Gem." They know exactly what's about to happen.
Let's break down what's actually behind these twenty doors, ranked from "absolutely must get" to "community meltdown if we waste a vote on this."
Let's talk about this door specifically because it's genuinely hilarious that Supercell added this. For two entire days, Mortis just ceases to exist. Removed from the game. Brawl Ball players who are sick of getting trick-shotted on are going to vote for this in droves. Meanwhile, Mortis mains are organizing in Discord servers right now to make sure this door never gets touched.
Personally? I think the community should save this for the final day's three-door opening just for maximum chaos. Imagine ending the event by nuking Mortis from existence. Beautiful.
Here's what the community should realistically prioritize if we want to maximize value and minimize salt:
First Priority - Days 1-4:
Second Priority - Days 5-7:
Final Day (3 Doors) - Day 8:
That's ten doors, hitting all the premium rewards while leaving all the garbage (single gem, 200 coins, spray) untouched. If the community can coordinate this, everyone walks away happy except Mortis mains.
Forget theory - here's what you need to DO every single day to make sure you get the best rewards from this event.
The community needs 80 million quests completed every day. That sounds massive, but it's distributed across millions of players worldwide. Your job is to pull your weight and grab the extra quest opportunities Supercell added for this event.
Here's your daily routine:
Voting smartly isn't just about knowing which door has better rewards - it's about timing and understanding community behavior.
When to vote each day:
Reading the door hints:
Each door has a hint about what might be inside. Supercell said some are traps, which means the hints might be misleading. Here's how to read them:
Ten players win 1 million gems each. Here's how to actually increase your chances instead of just hoping:
Let's be real - there's a high chance the community screws this up. Here's what to do if things go sideways:
In the official Brawl Talk announcement, they literally predicted that players would scream "RIGGED! GREEDYCELL!" the moment doors started opening. So they did something genuinely smart - they pre-recorded every single door opening and showed a compilation clip of all twenty results.
Watch the announcement video here and you can see the proof that all rewards are already determined:
When the community opens a door in-game, Supercell will release the corresponding pre-recorded video showing that exact door's reward. You can compare it to the compilation clip to verify it matches. Honestly? This is a clever way to shut down conspiracy theories before they start.
Is it still possible they could manipulate results? Technically yes, but they'd have to re-edit and re-upload videos on the fly which seems like way more effort than just running the event legitimately. I'm calling this one legit.
Not satisfied with just the door rewards? Supercell's throwing 1 million gems at ten random players, because why not make this event even more insane.
Here's how to enter:
They'll pick winners after the event ends on November 5th. Ten players, 1 million gems each. That's enough gems to literally buy everything in the shop multiple times over. The winners will basically never need to spend money on Brawl Stars again.
Is it a lottery with terrible odds? Yes. Should you enter anyway because it costs you nothing but thirty seconds per day? Also yes. Worst case scenario, you get some extra social media engagement. Best case, you become a gem billionaire.
If you don't want to rely on giveaway luck and prefer guaranteed gems, you already know where to go - our gem generator doesn't require winning any lotteries.
Look, I'm going to be real with you. This event is brilliant from a game design perspective. Supercell created a system that:
But it's also stressful as hell if you actually care about the outcomes. You're watching other players vote in real-time, hoping they're making smart choices, knowing that if enough people vote wrong, you're stuck with a spray instead of the Hypercharge Skin you wanted.
It's basically a social experiment wrapped in a Halloween event. Can millions of players coordinate effectively when there's limited information and conflicting incentives? We're about to find out.
My prediction? Days 1-3 will see decent coordination as the community rallies around obvious top-tier rewards. Days 4-6 will get messier as disagreements emerge. Day 7 will be chaos. And Day 8's three-door finale will either be a triumphant victory lap or a complete disaster depending on whether we saved the good doors or already burned through them.
Here's exactly what you need to do every single day until November 5th to maximize your rewards from this event:
This event comes down to three things:
1. Complete your quests every single day. If the community fails to hit 80 million quests even once, that's a wasted day with no door opening. Don't be the reason we fail.
2. Vote with the community, not against it. Your individual preference doesn't matter if you're the only one voting for it. Check trends, vote for consensus picks, secure the good rewards.
3. Post for the giveaway. It takes 30 seconds per day for a chance at 1 million gems. The odds are terrible but the effort is minimal.
Will the community coordinate perfectly? Probably not. Will some days end with trash rewards? Almost certainly. But if you follow this guide, at least you'll know you did everything possible to maximize what you got out of this chaotic social experiment.
Now get in the game, complete your quests, vote smart, and pray that millions of random strangers can work together long enough to get that free Manga Kenji Hypercharge Skin.
Event ends November 5th. Eight days. Ten doors. One community. Good luck.