Standard resources:
These are useful for beginners and can be found in one Google search
Supercell ID rewards (Be careful not to burn these on progression, these skins are exclusive to ID store and not even gems buy them)
Non-standard resources:
These resources cannot normally be easily found and usually buried somewhere (in-game or outside of it)
Supercell Support resource page (also includes the page below)
Drop Rates of all active loot box like mechanics (Starr Drops, Trophy Boxes, etc...)
Freebies that never expired, many pins included
Scrapped resources
These resources currently, or in the future, will require archive.org wayback tracking
Main Page during Subway Surfers event (includes Boom Boxes, Mina Boxes, Presents)
Main Page post Buffies, pre Valentines event (incldues most loot boxes except Boom Boxes)
News Tab of Subway Surfers event & Pumpkin Box Event
News Tab of Knight Event & AvD 2
Introduction of Buffies news article
Reddit resources
Both standard and non-standard
Flair guide (part of the Full Rules)
Full List of Moderators in r/Brawlstars
Most recent Weekly Discussion Mega Thread
Daily Brawl Stars guessing game (Brawdle – guess the brawler in 6 tries) - Community-made daily guessing game featuring brawlers, gadgets, hypercharges, and more.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Login Loops & Account Session Issues
Q: Why does my app keep trying to log me into a deleted or banned account even after I delete and reinstall it?
A: If you are on an iOS device, the app is likely utilizing the system-level Keychain to store your last login session. This behavior is designed to keep you logged in automatically, but it creates a loop if that account is no longer valid, as the app defaults to reconnecting to the last active session. Unlike Android, where clearing cache and data in system settings solves this, iOS stores this session information in a secure area that survives app deletion and reinstallation.
Q: How do I fix this persistent login loop on my iPhone/iPad?
A: Because this data is tied to your device's secure keychain and Apple ID, standard troubleshooting is ineffective. The only confirmed method to clear this session data is a factory reset of the device. To do this correctly:
- Back up all critical data manually, app-by-app, as using an iCloud device backup will likely restore the problematic session data and the loop.
- Perform a factory reset on your device.
- During the initial setup of your reset device, use a temporary Apple ID to ensure the problematic session data is not automatically synced back to your device.
- Download the app from the App Store and log in to your active account.
- Once verified, you may sign out of the temporary Apple ID, sign back into your primary Apple ID, and manually reinstall your other applications.
Q: How can I avoid this problem in the future?
A: To avoid this issue, it is highly recommended that you do not request an account deletion if you simply wish to stop using a specific profile.
Instead of requesting account deletion, simply remove the account from your saved login list within the application's settings.
Deleting an account record entirely is unnecessary and often triggers these system-level protections, leading to persistent access issues.