Bee Swarm Simulator Amulets: All 26 and What They Do

Bee Swarm Simulator has 26 amulets, and they are some of the strongest items in the game.

They are also the most confusing. You cannot buy one, you cannot pick which one you get, and two players with the same amulet can have completely different bonuses on it.

This page lists all of them, shows what decides the one you get, and explains the part that trips everyone up.

The quick answer

There are 26 amulets in 7 families. You get one by beating a boss or finishing a challenge, and a hidden counter decides which tier of that family you are offered.

Amulets are only one of the two gear slots. Our guide to all 41 beequips covers the other, and finds the same pollen pattern: 47.2% of their hive bonuses are Pollen bonus.

Read this before you swap. When a new amulet appears you choose Keep Old or Replace. Replacing cannot be undone. Compare the two stat lists carefully, because you do not get a second chance.

The other thing to know is that every amulet rolls its bonuses. All 26 of them do, which is why your Gold Cog Amulet may look nothing like your friend’s.

How amulets actually work

Three things happen when the game hands you an amulet, and they happen in this order.

1. A counter sets the quality

Every family watches one number. For the Ant amulets it is how many ants you have beaten. For the Star amulets it is how many different gifted bee types you own. That number becomes the amulet’s quality.

2. The quality moves the odds

This is the part people get wrong. A higher counter makes a better amulet more likely. It does not promise one. The game says so plainly. A better quality improves your chance, but it never removes the chance of a worse amulet.

3. The bonuses are picked, then made strong

The amulet then picks its bonuses from a set of pools. Some bonuses only show up part of the time, which is why an amulet can arrive with fewer bonuses than you expected.

The surprise. Quality does not change which bonuses you get. It only changes how strong they are. So a low quality amulet can still roll the exact bonuses you wanted, just weaker.

What decides which amulet you get

Five different counters are used across the 7 families. Find yours and you know what to farm.

The counter	What it means	Amulets using it
kills	how many of that boss you have beaten	11
gifted bee types	how many different gifted bee types you have	5
cogs	how many cogs you have collected	5
million score	your challenge score, in millions	4
amulets	how many amulets you already own	1

Each family also has a cap. Once your counter passes it, pushing further does nothing for that amulet.

Family	Amulets	Comes from	Counter	Cap
Star	5	Beesmas and gifted bee milestones	gifted bee types	45
Ant	5	the Ant Challenge	kills	400
Shell	5	defeating the Stump Snail	kills	Not published
Cog	5	the Tunnel Bear and cog collecting	cogs	1,000
Stick Bug	4	the Stick Bug Challenge	million score	200
King Beetle	1	defeating the King Beetle	kills	100
Moon	1	the Beesmas night event	amulets	40

Every family, tier by tier

The band column is the counter range where that tier can turn up. Remember it is a window, not a promise.

Star amulets (5)

From Beesmas and gifted bee milestones, set by how many different gifted bee types you have.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Bronze Star	5 to 45	1	2	36
Silver Star	10 to 45	1	3	84
Gold Star	20 to 45	1	4	126
Diamond Star	30 to 45	1	6	252
Supreme Star	40 to 50	1	6	756

Ant amulets (5)

From the Ant Challenge, set by how many of that boss you have beaten.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Bronze Ant	0 to 24	1	2	3
Silver Ant	25 to 49	1	3	9
Gold Ant	50 to 99	2	3	9
Diamond Ant	100 to 149	1	4	9
Supreme Ant	150 or more	1	5	30

Shell amulets (5)

From defeating the Stump Snail, set by how many of that boss you have beaten.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Bronze Shell	Not in the game data	2	2	56
Silver Shell	Not in the game data	2	3	196
Gold Shell	Not in the game data	2	4	588
Diamond Shell	Not in the game data	2	4	588
Supreme Shell	Not in the game data	2	5	980

Cog amulets (5)

From the Tunnel Bear and cog collecting, set by how many cogs you have collected.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Bronze Cog	0 to 200	1	4	36
Silver Cog	200 to 400	1	4	48
Gold Cog	400 to 600	1	4	120
Diamond Cog	600 to 800	1	5	480
Supreme Cog	800 to 1,000	1	5	480

Stick Bug amulets (4)

From the Stick Bug Challenge, set by your challenge score, in millions.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Bronze Stick Bug	1 to 8	3	3	48
Silver Stick Bug	8 to 20	3	4	96
Gold Stick Bug	20 to 50	3	4	288
Diamond Stick Bug	50 or more	3	4	288

King Beetle amulets (1)

From defeating the King Beetle, set by how many of that boss you have beaten.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
King Beetle	Not in the game data	1	3	30

Moon amulets (1)

From the Beesmas night event, set by how many amulets you already own.

Amulet	Counter band	Set bonuses	Rolled bonuses	Possible versions
Moon	Not in the game data	3	2	14

Why some bands say they are not published. 7 amulets carry no counter band in the game data. The Shell family is the clearest case. Beating the Stump Snail more often does raise your chance of a better Shell amulet. The exact numbers are not written down anywhere we can check, so we have not made any up.

Two amulets have an open top end. Supreme Ant Amulet and Diamond Stick Bug Amulet have no upper limit on their band. They stay possible no matter how far past it you get.

Why no two amulets are the same

Each amulet has a few set bonuses and then rolls the rest. Multiply the choices together and you get the number of different versions that amulet can turn up as.

Amulet	Set	Rolled	Picked from	Possible versions
Supreme Shell	2	5	2 of 8; 3 of 7	980
Supreme Star	1	6	5 of 9; 1 of 6	756
Gold Shell	2	4	2 of 8; 2 of 7	588
Diamond Shell	2	4	2 of 8; 2 of 7	588
Diamond Cog	1	5	1 of 2; 1 of 4; 1 of 5; 1 of 4; 1 of 3	480
Supreme Cog	1	5	1 of 2; 1 of 4; 1 of 5; 1 of 4; 1 of 3	480
Gold Stick Bug	3	4	1 of 3; 1 of 4; 1 of 4; 1 of 6	288
Diamond Stick Bug	3	4	1 of 3; 1 of 4; 1 of 4; 1 of 6	288
Diamond Star	1	6	5 of 9; 1 of 2	252
Silver Shell	2	3	2 of 8; 1 of 7	196
Gold Star	1	4	4 of 9	126
Gold Cog	1	4	1 of 2; 1 of 4; 1 of 5; 1 of 3	120
Silver Stick Bug	3	4	1 of 2; 1 of 2; 1 of 4; 1 of 6	96
Silver Star	1	3	3 of 9	84
Bronze Shell	2	2	1 of 8; 1 of 7	56
Bronze Stick Bug	3	3	1 of 2; 1 of 4; 1 of 6	48
Silver Cog	1	4	1 of 1; 1 of 4; 1 of 4; 1 of 3	48
Bronze Star	1	2	2 of 9	36
Bronze Cog	1	4	1 of 1; 1 of 3; 1 of 4; 1 of 3	36
King Beetle	1	3	1 of 3; 2 of 5	30
Supreme Ant	1	5	3 of 5; 2 of 3	30
Moon	3	2	1 of 2; 1 of 7	14
Silver Ant	1	3	1 of 3; 2 of 3	9
Gold Ant	2	3	1 of 3; 2 of 3	9
Diamond Ant	1	4	2 of 3; 2 of 3	9
Bronze Ant	1	2	2 of 3	3

Added up, that is 5,650 possible bonus sets across the 26 amulets. Supreme Shell Amulet alone has 980 of them, while Bronze Ant Amulet has only 3. That is a 327 times gap.

What to do with that. On the low variety amulets there is little point rerolling, because there is barely anything else to get. On the high variety ones it is worth looking hard at what you rolled before you replace anything.

How many versions of each Bee Swarm amulet are possible

Every bonus an amulet can give

Across all 26 amulets there are 27 different bonuses, filling 349 slots in total.

Bonus	Slots it fills
Pollen bonus	174
Bee attack	22
Pollen conversion	21
Honey making speed	15
Honey from tokens	11
Backpack space	10
Collector pollen	10
Critical chance	9
Battle bond	9
Bee attack multiplier	9
A player ability	8
Backpack space multiplier	5
Bee ability rate	5
Goo amount	5
Conversion speed	5
Damage taken	5
Goo conversion	5
Walk speed	4
Critical power	4
Monster respawn	3
Super critical power	2
Nectar	2
Token lifespan	2
Ticket chance	1
Collect while moving	1
Treat bond	1
Pollen value	1

Amulets are a pollen item first. Pollen bonus takes 174 of the 349 slots, which is 49.9% of everything an amulet can roll. If you are hunting attack bonuses instead, you are fishing in a much smaller pond.

The rarest rolls

A few bonuses only appear on a small share of rolls. If you have one of these, it is worth keeping.

Amulet	Bonus	Shows up on	Strength
Moon	Ticket chance	1% of rolls	1% to 5%
Bronze Stick Bug	Collector pollen	1% of rolls	1% to 4%
Silver Stick Bug	Collector pollen	1% of rolls	5% to 10%
Gold Stick Bug	Collector pollen	1% of rolls	10% to 15%
Diamond Stick Bug	Collector pollen	1% of rolls	15% to 20%
Moon	Collect while moving	2% of rolls	1 to 3
Bronze Stick Bug	Bee attack	2% of rolls	1
Bronze Stick Bug	Bee attack	2% of rolls	1
Gold Ant	Bee attack	5% of rolls	0 to 1
Silver Stick Bug	Bee attack	10% of rolls	1

The rarest of the lot is the Moon Amulet rolling Ticket chance, which turns up on just 1% of them.

All 26 amulets at a glance

Every amulet in the game, its family, and the bonuses it can carry.

Amulet	Family	Counter band	Bonuses it can roll
Bronze Ant	Ant	0 to 24	Honey making speed, Pollen bonus
Diamond Ant	Ant	100 to 149	Critical chance, Critical power, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Walk speed
Gold Ant	Ant	50 to 99	Bee attack, Critical chance, Critical power, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Walk speed
Silver Ant	Ant	25 to 49	Critical chance, Critical power, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Walk speed
Supreme Ant	Ant	150 or more	Bee attack, Critical chance, Critical power, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Walk speed
Bronze Cog	Cog	0 to 200	Backpack space, Bee attack multiplier, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Diamond Cog	Cog	600 to 800	Backpack space, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Honey from tokens, Nectar, Pollen bonus…
Gold Cog	Cog	400 to 600	Backpack space, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Silver Cog	Cog	200 to 400	Backpack space, Bee attack multiplier, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Supreme Cog	Cog	800 to 1,000	Backpack space, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Honey from tokens, Nectar, Pollen bonus…
King Beetle	King Beetle	Not in the game data	Bee attack, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus
Moon	Moon	Not in the game data	Backpack space, Battle bond, Collect while moving, Collector pollen, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion…
Bronze Shell	Shell	Not in the game data	Battle bond, Collector pollen, Conversion speed, Damage taken, Goo amount, Goo conversion…
Diamond Shell	Shell	Not in the game data	Battle bond, Collector pollen, Conversion speed, Damage taken, Goo amount, Goo conversion…
Gold Shell	Shell	Not in the game data	Battle bond, Collector pollen, Conversion speed, Damage taken, Goo amount, Goo conversion…
Silver Shell	Shell	Not in the game data	Battle bond, Collector pollen, Conversion speed, Damage taken, Goo amount, Goo conversion…
Supreme Shell	Shell	Not in the game data	Battle bond, Collector pollen, Conversion speed, Damage taken, Goo amount, Goo conversion…
Bronze Star	Star	5 to 45	Backpack space multiplier, Bee ability rate, Critical chance, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Diamond Star	Star	30 to 45	A player ability, Backpack space multiplier, Bee ability rate, Critical chance, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus…
Gold Star	Star	20 to 45	Backpack space multiplier, Bee ability rate, Critical chance, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Silver Star	Star	10 to 45	Backpack space multiplier, Bee ability rate, Critical chance, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus, Pollen conversion
Supreme Star	Star	40 to 50	A player ability, Backpack space multiplier, Bee ability rate, Critical chance, Honey making speed, Pollen bonus…
Bronze Stick Bug	Stick Bug	1 to 8	Backpack space, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Collector pollen, Honey from tokens, Honey making speed…
Diamond Stick Bug	Stick Bug	50 or more	Backpack space, Battle bond, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Collector pollen, Honey from tokens…
Gold Stick Bug	Stick Bug	20 to 50	Backpack space, Battle bond, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Collector pollen, Honey from tokens…
Silver Stick Bug	Stick Bug	8 to 20	Backpack space, Battle bond, Bee attack, Bee attack multiplier, Collector pollen, Honey from tokens…

Bee Swarm Simulator amulets FAQ

How many amulets are in Bee Swarm Simulator?

26, split across 7 families. We counted them from the game’s own data rather than a list.

Can I choose which amulet I get?

No. A counter for that family decides which tier can appear, and the game still rolls. A better counter makes a better amulet more likely but never certain.

Why is my amulet worse than my friend’s?

Because every amulet rolls its bonuses. Two amulets with the same name can have different bonuses and different strengths.

Does a higher quality give me better bonuses?

It makes the bonuses you get stronger. It does not change which bonuses you get, so a lucky low quality amulet can still roll exactly what you wanted.