The Monster Smash Event Program gives you Event Rewind Choice Packs at 25 and 75 points, with a Premier Choice Pack at 100. You can reach both Rewind packs without finishing the 15,000 parallel XP mission, but the 75-point route still includes five wins and 15 home runs in the Event.
The Event ends Friday, November 6 at 11 a.m. Pacific, or 2 p.m. Eastern. San Diego Studio announced the October 27 release with two Rewind packs, a Deluxe pack and a Premier pack among the rewards.
Quick answer: Complete the six innings, hitting and win missions for 65 points. Earn 2,026 parallel XP with Spooky Series players in Monster Smash for the other 10. That reaches 75 points and both Event Rewind Choice Packs.
What do you get at each checkpoint?
The first Rewind pack arrives at 25 points. The second sits at 75, so you do not need to finish the full path to claim both.
| Program points | Reward |
|---|---|
| 10 | 10,000 XP |
| 25 | Event Rewind Choice Pack |
| 50 | Deluxe Choice Pack |
| 75 | Event Rewind Choice Pack |
| 100 | Premier Choice Pack |
The 10,000 XP reward is separate from program points. Mission points move you along this reward path; the XP is what you receive at the 10-point checkpoint.
For a player targeting the Rewind packs, 75 is the relevant stopping point. Going from 75 to 100 adds the Premier Choice Pack. These are pack rewards, so check the choices shown when opening one before planning around a particular player card.
Every Monster Smash mission and point value
All eight missions specify the Monster Smash Event. Your progress needs to come from that Event, including the two parallel XP (PXP) missions. Playing another mode with the same cards does not meet those listed conditions.
| Mission in Monster Smash | Program points |
|---|---|
| Pitch 3 innings | 5 |
| Earn 2,026 PXP with Spooky Series players | 10 |
| Get 15 extra-base hits | 10 |
| Get 30 hits | 10 |
| Score 20 runs | 10 |
| Hit 15 home runs | 15 |
| Win 5 games | 15 |
| Earn 15,000 PXP with any players | 25 |
| Total | 100 |
The hits mission asks for 30 hits, not 30 extra-base hits. Extra-base hits have their own 15-hit requirement. Keep the two targets separate when checking what remains.
The Spooky PXP task is also a separate checkpoint from the any-player PXP task. One needs 2,026 PXP with the specified series. The other needs 15,000 PXP with any players, with both earned in Monster Smash.
The 75-point route without 15,000 PXP
The six missions that do not ask for PXP total 65 points:
5 for innings + 10 for extra-base hits + 10 for hits + 10 for runs + 15 for home runs + 15 for wins = 65.
Add the 10-point Spooky Series PXP mission and the total becomes 65 + 10 = 75. That passes the Deluxe checkpoint and reaches the second Rewind pack while leaving the 25-point, 15,000-PXP mission unfinished.
This route requires all six of those stat and win missions. Reaching five wins alone is only 15 points. Check the innings, hits, extra-base hits, runs and home runs as well before expecting the second pack.
If you want the Premier Choice Pack too, finish the any-player PXP mission for the final 25 points. The eight listed missions add to exactly 100, so the full path uses every listed mission. The 15,000-PXP mission is skippable for both Rewind packs, but it supplies the points needed to finish this path.
Where should you start before November 6?
Open Monster Smash under Events and check its current squad rules before building your team. If you are following the 75-point route, work toward the Spooky Series PXP target alongside the Event's stat and win targets. Read the mission counters before changing modes, since these tasks are tied to Monster Smash.
The Spooky Program and Conquest guide covers the separate routes for J.R. Richard and Willie Mays. Monster Smash has its own mission list and pack checkpoints, so progress on those other paths does not replace an Event requirement.
San Diego Studio's Monster Smash announcement identifies the featured pack rewards. Finish your chosen Event checkpoints before November 6 at 11 a.m. Pacific.
