The four Update 9.5 powers come from the timed Demon Lord raid in Roblox place 100429474155186. They are boss drops, not results from the Update 9 Superpower gacha.
This page answers the repeated player question “which new drop is worth grinding?” with a practical order from current tests. It is not a creator-published tier list, and it avoids treating one player’s damage numbers as permanent balance values.
1. Match the drop to your build
| Drop | Stat in the reviewed build | Best reason to keep it | Main caution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beelzebub | Strength | The clearest first target for repeatable PvE: the full item test found strong damage with easier placement than Hell Flare. | A favorable test build does not guarantee the same result without Strength bonuses. |
| Hell Flare | Strength | Similar high boss potential and supported by another player’s PvE report. | It needs more accurate aim, so missed casts can erase its paper advantage. |
| Black Lightning | Chakra | A usable option when your Champion, title and gear already favor Chakra. | Current comments and the full test do not establish it as a universal upgrade over the Strength drops. |
| Megiddo Inferno | Chakra | A wide light-beam effect that may be more useful against multiple targets than one dummy. | One full single-target test had poor hit coverage; do not assume every visible beam connects. |
The visible Boss Drops panel also includes the Demon Lord Champion and Slime gear. The reviewed Champion favors Chakra, durability and Demon Lord powers, while the gear is defensive. Neither automatically improves a Strength route enough to justify replacing a proven loadout.
2. Choose a farm order
For a current Strength build:
- Test Beelzebub first for reliable boss placement.
- Test Hell Flare next if you can keep the target in its hit area.
- Keep Chakra drops for a future build, but do not rebuild every multiplier only because the drop rarity looks higher.
For a current Chakra build:
- Test Black Lightning against your existing rotation before investing around it.
- Test Megiddo Inferno on both a single boss and a group of enemies; its single-target result may understate or expose its real hitbox.
- Consider the Demon Lord Champion only after comparing its live passive text with the Champion you would replace.
Current comments independently agree that Beelzebub and Hell Flare can be useful in PvE, but claims that they one-shot a particular boss depend on the rest of the build. Treat those as player reports, not minimum damage guarantees.
3. Run a fair damage test
Use the same setup for every candidate:
- Record your equipped Champion, title, gear, cosmetic passives and Skill Tree boss-damage nodes.
- Remove temporary server, stat and damage boosts.
- Use the same target and distance.
- Count the complete hit sequence, not only the largest number.
- Repeat after the cooldown and check whether aimed attacks land consistently.
- Re-equip your normal build and compare clear time, survival and downtime.
For Auto Cast, turn the character toward the target before an aimed power fires. The reviewed demonstration shows directional abilities follow character facing, not the mouse cursor. A high-damage skill that repeatedly fires away from the boss is a poor unattended farm choice.
4. Decide when to stop farming
The boss prompt follows a player-reported 45-minute real-time cycle and the reviewed fight allows 10 minutes before despawn. Do not stand idle for the full gap:
- Run repeatable quests with quest Auto.
- Progress Tower, Dungeon or mastery goals.
- Return for the next prompt with the intended test loadout already equipped.
- Stop after the live pity, time cost and expected upgrade no longer beat your next progression purchase.
The Demon Lord boss guide covers entry timing, HP scaling and the reward-check workflow. The Update 9.5 guide covers power Auto Cast, separate Special toggles, quest Auto and the repeatable Fighting Pass tier.