Steal A Brainrot RNG Machine & Queen Bee Event Guide

RNG Machine, Queen Bee event, all the event rewards in Steal a Brainrot!

The RNG Machine is located at the middle of the map, replacing the Summer Fuse. It lets you spin for rare Brainrots that you can then purchase for a specific price. The Bee Event Shop is located next to the RNG Machine at all times, but the event itself goes live every two hours in game.

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For those who have a lot of money to waste, but don't know where to spend it, the RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot is where it's at! Let some luck guide you into getting the best Brainrots from the machine, but don't forget to upgrade it as well. On the other hand, the Queen Bee event in

How Do I Use the RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot?

RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot
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First, head over to where the RNG Machine is in the middle of the map, to the right of the Shop. The RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot works based on Luck, which is no surprise due to the name. There are 40 Brainrots with eight fully new Brainrots that you can get from the RNG Machine.

At the start with no upgrades, it will cost you $50k to spin for a Brainrot. Don't get too excited though, since that is only the cost of a spin. You will still have to pay a price if you want to purchase the Brainrot that you spin. Some Brainrots which you can purchase on the Steal a Brainrot RNG Machine include:

  • Pi Pi Watermelon (Legendary $1.3K/s) - Price $315k
  • Bandito Axolito [Gold] (Legendary $1.5K/s) - Price $290k
  • Los Noobinis (Mythic $12.5K/s) - Price $4.3M
  • Los Noobinis [Gold] (Mythic $12.5K/s) - Price $4.3M
  • Toiletto Focaccino (Mythic 16K/s) - Price $4.8M
  • Tic Tic Ribbit (Mythic $18.7K/s) - Price $6.2M
  • Gattatino Nyanino (Brainrot God $35K/s) - Price $7.5M
  • Matteo (Brainrot God) - Price $10M
  • Ocarlita Orcala (Brainrot God $240K/s) - Price $45M
  • Espresso Signora (Brainrot God $70K/s) - Price $25M
  • Pakrahmatmatina (Brainrot God $225K/s) - Price $40.5M
  • Karkerkar Kurkur (Secret $325K/s) - Price $80M
  • Chachechi (Secret $400K/s) - Price $85M
  • Gelatina Volatina (Secret $2.4M/s) - Price $590M
  • Rocketini Frostini (Secret $3M/s) - Price $700M

If you're unlucky, you will be stuck getting Legendary Rarities like Pi Pi Watermelon, and not Brainrot Gods and Secrets like Gelatina Volatina. That's where Upgrades come in to help. The RNG machine allows you to upgrade the Luck, Mutation Luck, as well as Spin Speed. The more upgrades you get, the higher the cost to spin again. It's also good to keep in mind that some of the Upgrades on the Steal a Brainrot RNG Machine require specific levels of Rebirth.

How to upgrade the RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot
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For example, all level three upgrades require Rebirth 3, and the max level upgrades require max Rebirth. If you're mid-level progression, then even getting the level 2 upgrades should work, as you can pretty easily get Secret Brainrots. If you're just looking for better Brainrots, I suggest just focusing on rolling, especially if you have a lot of money. If you Rebirth and lose it all, it may take you too long to earn back enough money before the event ends.

One really useful thing about the RNG Machine in Steal a Brainrot is that it can land on a Luck symbol. In this case, the machine will reroll, and you will get a Secret Brainrot. Just save up enough money for the first couple of good Brainrots, and you'll be able to build up your savings pretty quickly with the RNG Machine. The Luck can stack with the Machine landing on the symbol twice, which means even rarer Brainrots for you!

Can Other Players Steal My RNG Machine Brainrot?

Sadly, the answer is yes; they can steal the Brainrot you get from the RNG Machine, but let me explain exactly how it works. When you are spinning, you are only spinning for yourself on the RNG Machine; others can't see it. When it rolls onto a Brainrot, you have 60 seconds to decide whether you want to purchase that Brainrot or reroll.

Once you purchase a Brainrot from the RNG Machine, it will start heading towards your Base, the same way others do if you purchase them from the middle path. That's when it's the most dangerous for you, as others will be looking for Secret Brainrots as well. They can just intercept your Brainrot and purchase them for themselves again, or they can wait until it gets back to your base and your attention slips, leaving your base unlocked and defenseless.

A good strategy is to go steal Brainrot Servers that have fewer players, which means fewer chances of someone stealing them from you. Purchase Slaps and other useful items from the Shop, and then walk with your Brainrot back to your base, protecting it until it is safe behind lasers. Since other players can steal your rolls, you can also steal theirs, so keep that in mind if you hear a good Secret roll for someone else.

When Does the Queen Bee Event Start in Steal a Brainrot?

Bee Mutations
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If you go towards the RNG Machine, you will see a Beehive stating how long until the next Queen Bee Event in Steal a Brainrot. The event runs every two hours and lasts for a total of 10 minutes. During that time, you should be looking for rare Brainrots with one of the new Mutations, as well as looking for Honey. The four new mutations include:

  • Normal Bee
  • Ice Bee
  • Fire Bee
  • Queen Bee

Instead of the usual Mutation name above the rarity, the Bee Mutations show up as bee icons as well as floating bees next to the Brainrot. You can tell the difference between bees by their color, Ice Bee being blue, Fire Bee being red, etc. These all provide useful multipliers. For players just starting out, it is a good idea to purchase the Common Rarity Brainrots with these Mutations every time the event rolls around.

How to Get Honey during the Steal a Brainrot Queen Bee Event

Special Brainrot mutations aren't the only thing happening during the Steal a Brainrot Queen Bee Event. Instead, you will also be able to collect a bunch of Honey. During the 10 minutes, bees can randomly spawn Honey. Based on estimates, you can get around 10-15 Honey jars per event. They will either spawn around the main path or between bases, so check every corner!

You use Honey to purchase special limited Brainrots from the Bee's Shop. You can check out what's in the Shop currently at the Beehive next to the RNG Machine, the one that tells you how long until the next Queen Bee swarm.

What Is in the Queen Bee Event Shop?

The Bee's Shop includes five different Brainrots that have a limited quantity. If you want a specific Bee Event Brainrot, you will have to attend as many of these events as possible, since they get sold out pretty quickly, especially the cheap ones, and the Shop restocks every two hours when a swarm is active. The Brainrots you can get from the shop are:

  • Conetto Morsetto ($10M/s) for 10 Honey Jars
  • Honey Honey Bear ($32M/s) for 20 Honey Jars
  • Queen Bee ($65M/s) for 50 Honey Jars
  • S'more Serat ($85M/s) for 100 Honey Jars
  • Bumbatron ($172.5M/s) for 200 Honey Jars

Since you can get a pretty good amount of Honey per event, most of these Brainrots should be easy to get. If a Brainrot like Bumbatron is out of stock, then you can just keep collecting Honey until it's back in the shop.

For those tired of stealing from other people's bases, you can check out our full Steal a Brainrot Trade machine guide!


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About the Author

Luka Ilic

Roblox Writer

Luka Ilic is a Roblox writer at Pro Game Guides specialising in deep guides for some of the platform's most complex titles. His favorite beat is Sailor Piece, where he has written guides for secret race questlines, raids, item farming locations, and more. Beyond Sailor Piece, he covers a wide range of Roblox genres, from horror experiences like The Morgue Shift to roguelikes like An Average Campaign, where his background as a dedicated roguelike player translates directly into understanding the build and progression systems he writes about. Zombie survival, fashion games, anime RPGs, and tower defense all fall within his beat. He has been gaming since he was four years old, which at this point is less a fun fact and more an explanation for why he takes Roblox raid guides this seriously.

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