FULL GUIDE for SEASON PASS in Plants Vs Brainrots Roblox – Best Quests, Rewards & Shop Buys explains how Season 1’s battle pass works, how to farm Season XP through rotating Easy/Medium/Hard quests, when to restart the pass for extra tiers, and which Season Shop items like Expansion Card Packs are actually worth your tokens compared to low‑value eggs, crates, and potions so you can maximize rewards before the season ends.
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Full Guide for Season Pass in Plants Vs Brainrots Roblox
Season Pass basics (Season 1 structure)
Season 1 of the Plants Vs Brainrots Season Pass went live on November 22, 2025 and runs for about 20–21 days, with an in‑game timer showing the exact remaining time when you click the ticket icon on the left side of your screen. The pass is a 35‑tier reward track with two parallel lanes: a Free track that everyone gets and a Premium track that unlocks extra rewards on each tier once you buy the Premium Pass. You open the Season Pass by pressing the ticket button on the left, which brings up tabs for the reward track, quests, and the Season Shop where you spend Season Tokens.
Season 1’s Premium Pass costs around 299 Robux according to current guides, though players may see higher numbers in some regions or YouTube estimates, and it primarily gives upgraded versions of free rewards plus extra tokens, crates, and exclusive seeds. If you finish all 35 tiers and claim the rewards, you can restart the Season Pass once per run by paying an extra 350 Season XP, letting you loop the track and collect everything again as long as the season is still active.
Free vs Premium lanes
Both lanes share the same XP curve and tiers, but each tier has two reward slots: one for Free and one for Premium. Free players earn a mix of Season Tokens, plants, crates, EXP items, and gear—including notable seeds like Viopotato and Queen Limon and multiple Expansion Card Packs. Premium owners get everything from the Free lane on top of extra Season Tokens, Premium versions of crates and eggs, more EXP consumables, damage/riot potions, and extra seeds/brainrots like Slasherini Bananini and Gunion.
Premium is persistent for the entire season and stays active if you restart the track, so once you buy it you don’t have to rebuy to re‑run Season 1; whether it carries into Season 2 is unknown and most sources expect it won’t. For casual players, the Free track alone is generous enough to feel rewarding, while daily or hardcore players will extract significant extra value from Premium thanks to more tokens and high‑impact items.
How to earn Season XP (quests)
Progress through the pass comes entirely from Season XP, which you get by completing Season Quests. From the Season Pass screen, click the Quests tab to see three missions at any given time: Easy, Medium, and Hard, each with its own XP payout. In practice, Easy missions give around 8 XP, Medium about 10 XP, and Hard roughly 18 XP, so you should prioritize clearing all three as often as they appear to maximize daily XP.
Example missions include:
- “Gift an item to a player 15 times” – easily cheesed by trading the same cheap brainrot back and forth with a friend.
- “Plant seeds” – auto‑completes as you play normally; just make sure you’re actively planting.
- “Purchase gear” – buy cheap gear items to tick this off quickly.
The critical detail is that once you finish a quest, it does not immediately respawn; you must wait for the quest timer (often around 12 hours for a full set) to hit zero before a new batch of Easy/Medium/Hard quests is generated. Because the number of quest cycles per day is capped, treating them like dailies and clearing them as soon as possible is essential if you want to finish or rerun the pass before the season ends.
Season Tokens and the Season Shop
As you level up the pass you’ll frequently see Season Tokens as rewards on both Free and Premium tiers. Season Tokens are a special currency usable only in the Season Pass Shop, and the only way to earn them is by progressing your pass tiers—there are no drops from gameplay or codes. To open the Season Shop, click its button in the pass UI; you’ll see a small rotating inventory of items with token prices and limited stock counts.
Current Season 1 shop items include:
- Premium Water Bucket – 50 tokens.
- Witch Potion – 400 tokens.
- Season 1 Crate – 250 tokens.
- Expansion Card Pack – 250 tokens.
- Season 1 Egg – 300 tokens.
Stock is limited and the shop restocks periodically (guides say roughly once per hour), meaning you might see some items temporarily out of stock and need to wait for the next refresh. You cannot spam‑buy more than the per‑refresh limit (often three copies per slot), so big spenders must plan around restock times if they want to funnel many tokens into a single item like Expansion Card Packs.
What to buy (and what to skip) with Season Tokens
Not all shop items are equal. Here’s the value breakdown based on current data and in‑game performance.
1. Expansion Card Pack (top priority)
The Expansion Card Pack is widely considered the best token spend in the Season Shop. For 250 tokens, it pulls from a large pool of powerful cards like Forbidden Collection, Weighted Collection, Secret Stash, Gardening Expertise, Volcanic Eruption, Concussive Blow, Captain’s Treasury, Supercharged Volley, Critical Rally, Leafy Bulwark, Tactical Armory, and many more. Many of these cards dramatically improve Invasion and story missions, boosting plant DPS, spawn rates, or resource gain in ways that scale with your account forever. Because card power is permanent and meta‑defining, Expansion Card Packs are the highest long‑term ROI purchase for most players.
2. Witch Potion (only if you have zero)
The Witch Potion costs 400 tokens, making it the most expensive item in the shop. It’s highly useful for certain burst‑farming or boss strategies, but you can also get Witch Potions from daily login rewards and rotating event rewards, so spending tokens here is usually a waste unless you completely ran out and urgently need one. Given the high opportunity cost versus Expansion Card Packs, most guides recommend avoiding Witch Potion purchases and instead relying on daily rewards and future events.
3. Premium Water Bucket (low priority)
Premium Water Buckets are cheap at 50 tokens and improve watering efficiency, but you get many of them directly from the Season Pass tiers (especially on Premium) without spending tokens. Unless you are doing very niche farming, Premium Water Buckets are a luxury purchase and should only be bought with leftover tokens late in the season.
4. Season 1 Egg (collector / investor choice)
The Season 1 Egg costs 300 tokens, and its loot table is heavily skewed toward a common 55% brainrot, with only a 1% chance to pull the chase brainrot like Unicyclleta. From a strict power perspective this is poor value; most players will roll the common drop and gain little benefit for the tokens spent. However, as a speculative long‑term investment, Season 1‑tagged eggs may become highly valuable collectors’ items once the game reaches later seasons (Season 5, 10, etc.), because they’ll be unobtainable relics of Season 1. If you are a trader or collector willing to gamble, buying a few eggs to stash unopened can make sense; otherwise, skip it.
5. Season 1 Crate (similarly speculative)
The Season 1 Crate (also 250 tokens) can drop themed seeds, including a 1% Gun seed that looks impressive but is currently not top‑tier DPS compared to best meta plants. Like the egg, its short‑term power is mediocre, but its Season 1 branding might give it high collector value in future trading seasons. For pure progression, prioritize Expansion Card Packs; for long‑term flex, consider stocking a few Season 1 Crates for later trading or showcasing.
Daily rewards: free potions without spending tokens
Separate from the Season Shop, the game’s Daily Reward system can randomly offer Witch Potions, Size Potions, and other high‑value consumables in its rotation. The daily reward resets roughly every 24 hours, and you simply log in and claim what’s on offer; sometimes the slot shows Witch Potion, other times Size Potion or different items. Because these are effectively free, it’s smarter to rely on daily rewards for potions and save your hard‑earned Season Tokens for items that cannot be obtained elsewhere, like Expansion Card Packs or limited‑season cosmetics.
Understanding restart and premium retention
Once you hit the final tier (Tier 35) and claim all rewards, the pass shows a “Claim & Restart” button. Clicking it consumes 350 additional XP and resets your progress back to Tier 1 while letting you keep all rewards you already earned, effectively allowing you to farm the track multiple times in a single season. If you bought the Premium Pass, that premium status persists when you restart, so you do not have to buy it again to enjoy premium rewards on subsequent runs of the same season. Most news sources and common sense suggest premium will not automatically carry into Season 2, so expect to re‑evaluate its value next season if you want those new rewards.
Is Premium Season Pass worth buying?
The answer depends entirely on how often you play. For regular / daily players, Premium’s extra seeds (Slasherini Bananini, Gunion, La Yogurlini, Queen Limon, etc.), extra Season Tokens, and free premium crates/eggs represent a big spike in progression speed for a relatively small Robux cost.
For casual players who only log a few times per week, the Free lane alone already gives a healthy mix of powerful plants, brainrots, EXP items, and tokens, so the pass still feels good without spending anything. Third‑party breakdowns consistently rate the Season Pass as “good value for active players, fine for everyone else”, and your own decision should come down to whether you’ll realistically finish at least one full run before the season ends.
Season Pass strategy
To squeeze maximum value from Season 1, follow this structured plan:
- Day 1–2: Unlock and learn the loop
- Daily routine: clear quests on cooldown
- Token management
- Finishing and restarting
- End‑of‑season cleanup
Played this way, the Season Pass becomes a clear zero‑to‑hero ladder: starting with simple quests and token trickles, converting them into powerful card packs and plants, and ultimately looping the pass for even more rewards, all while setting yourself up for future seasons of Plants Vs Brainrots.
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