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'''Blitz Boxes''' are [[wp:loot box|loot box]]es in ''[[Bloons Blitz]]''. Each one contains some consumable items and several [[toy]]s. They are the main method of obtaining toys, which the player requires to unlock and level up [[Hero (Bloons Blitz)|Hero]]es. The player earns a regular Blitz Box for free each time they complete a level or version of a level for the first time (excluding some levels in [[Monkey Meadow (Bloons Blitz)|Monkey Meadow]]. Otherwise, the only way to earn Blitz Boxes (including '''Deluxe Blitz Boxes''' and '''Ultra Deluxe Blitz Boxes''', which contain more items than regular Blitz Boxes) is by spending [[Bloonstone (Bloons Blitz)|Bloonstone]]s on them in the shop.
'''Blitz Boxes''' are [[wp:loot box|loot box]]es in ''[[Bloons Blitz]]''. Each one contains some consumable items and several [[toy]]s. They are the main method of obtaining toys, which the player requires to unlock and level up [[Hero (Bloons Blitz)|Hero]]es. The player earns a regular Blitz Box for free each time they complete a level or version of a level for the first time (excluding some levels in [[Monkey Meadow (Bloons Blitz)|Monkey Meadow]]. Otherwise, the only way to earn Blitz Boxes (including '''Deluxe Blitz Boxes''' and '''Ultra Deluxe Blitz Boxes''', which contain more items than regular Blitz Boxes) is by spending [[Bloonstone (Bloons Blitz)|Bloonstone]]s on them in the shop.


The first Blitz Box the player obtains always contains these rewards:
The first Blitz Box the player obtains always contains these items:
*{{BB toy|Happy Quincy Plush|1|name=y}}
*{{BB toy|Mischievous Quincy Plush|1|name=y}}
*{{BB toy|Mischievous Quincy Plush|1|name=y}}
*{{BB toy|Playful Gwen Plush|1|name=y}}
*{{BB toy|Marksman Quincy Figure|1|name=y}}
*{{BB energy|15|name=y|link=y}}
*{{BB energy|15|name=y|link=y}}
*{{BB toy|Happy Quincy Plush|name=y}} (Common)
*{{BB toy|Mischievous Quincy Plush|name=y}} (Common)
*{{BB toy|Playful Gwen Plush|name=y}} (Common)
*{{BB toy|Grumpy Obyn Plush|name=y}} (Common)
*{{BB toy|Marksman Quincy Figure|name=y}} (Rare)


==Blitz Box types==
==Blitz Box types==
{{research|figure out what "weightBias" and "weightForce" do in the game's data (possibly to bias towards/force draws of specific rarities after a certain number of boxes opened or items pulled?)}}
{{research|figure out what "weightBias" and "weightForce" do in the game's data (possibly to bias towards/force draws of specific rarities after a certain number of boxes opened or items pulled?)}}
Every Blitz Box contains some amount of guaranteed Common and Rare toys, plus some that can be either Common or Epic depending on probability. All toys within the same rarity have the same chance of being drawn. All Blitz Box types have the same probabilities for consumable draws; the only difference between them is the number of times they draw from the consumables pool.
Most Toys in a Blitz Box are guaranteed to be of a specific rarity (depending on the type), while the rest can be either Common or Epic depending on probability. All toys within the same rarity have the same chance of being drawn. All Blitz Box types use the same probabilities for consumable draws; the only difference between them is the number of times they draw from the consumables pool.
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Blitz Boxes are loot boxes in Bloons Blitz. Each one contains some consumable items and several toys. They are the main method of obtaining toys, which the player requires to unlock and level up Heroes. The player earns a regular Blitz Box for free each time they complete a level or version of a level for the first time (excluding some levels in Monkey Meadow. Otherwise, the only way to earn Blitz Boxes (including Deluxe Blitz Boxes and Ultra Deluxe Blitz Boxes, which contain more items than regular Blitz Boxes) is by spending Bloonstones on them in the shop.

The first Blitz Box the player obtains always contains these items:

  • Energy 15 Energy
  • Happy Quincy Plush Happy Quincy Plush (Common)
  • Mischievous Quincy Plush Mischievous Quincy Plush (Common)
  • Playful Gwen Plush Playful Gwen Plush (Common)
  • Grumpy Obyn Plush Grumpy Obyn Plush (Common)
  • Marksman Quincy Figure Marksman Quincy Figure (Rare)

Blitz Box types

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The editor who added this notice elaborates: figure out what "weightBias" and "weightForce" do in the game's data (possibly to bias towards/force draws of specific rarities after a certain number of boxes opened or items pulled?)

Most Toys in a Blitz Box are guaranteed to be of a specific rarity (depending on the type), while the rest can be either Common or Epic depending on probability. All toys within the same rarity have the same chance of being drawn. All Blitz Box types use the same probabilities for consumable draws; the only difference between them is the number of times they draw from the consumables pool.

Type Guaranteed toys Chance-based toys Total toy draws Consumable draws Shop cost
Common Rare Epic № of draws Common Epic Bias rate Force rate
Blitz Box 3 1 0 1 95% 5% 20 30 5 1 Bloonstones 40
Deluxe Blitz Box 12 8 0 5 85% 15% 7 17 25 6 Bloonstones 200
Ultra Deluxe Blitz Box 35 40 2 23 85% 15% 0 0 100 25 Bloonstones 800

Consumable rates

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Item Chance
Gold 50 Gold 15/89
Gold 100 Gold 10/89
Gold 200 Gold 5/89
Energy 5 Energy 15/89
Energy 15 Energy 10/89
Banish Token Banish Token ×1 5/89
Pin Token Pin Token ×1 10/89
Reroll Token Reroll Token ×1 10/89
Respec Token Respec Token ×1 3/89
Revive Token Revive Token ×1 1/89
XP Boost Token XP Boost Token ×1 5/89
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