Four server types
Epic Minigames has Normal, Pro, Private, and Large servers. The Roblox listing shows a server size of 12, and both Normal and Pro are described as holding up to 12 players. A separate capacity for Large was not in the sources used here.
Normal is the default. It includes minigames that Large servers leave out, and a win pays 10 coins before passes.
Pro opens at level 24, which is 552 wins and the Pro title, or immediately for 199 Robux. Progress carries over. Wins pay 15 coins before passes. Rounds are faster, and the room is full of players who already reached that level or paid for it. A 2019 Train Trouble tip specifically says Pro gives less time between segments. Use Pro when you want the extra coins and can still read objectives quickly. Do not buy it to skip learning Normal.
Large servers are a listed type with their own minigame-choice prices. Some rounds are marked playable there and some are not. Big Bomb Boom is one round called out as unavailable on Large.
Private servers exist as the fourth type. Minigame choices, which let you pick the next round for Robux, have been in the game since 10 April 2017. Bulk choice buying was moved to the Current Minigame board and is limited to players who are level 20 or higher, or who have already bought 10 single choices.
Epic Party
Epic Party is the board-game mode on the experience description. You compete to gather the most crystals. A video walkthrough of party ranks says you need another player, a friend or a second account, to start a session. You cannot start one alone.
Inside a match:
- Tokens are the match currency. Green spaces give 3 tokens. Red spaces take 3. Purple spaces depend on the NPC behind them and can change tokens or give a power-up.
- Crystals decide the winner. If crystals are tied, the higher token count places higher.
- A published tip says to keep at least 20 tokens before you buy a crystal, and to watch remaining travel points before you pick a path.
- Token Magnet plus a lot of travel points is described as 30 tokens for 10 travel points. Thief Mask takes from someone else and will annoy the table.
Party rank rewards sit behind a pink Party Rewards button and include coins, gears, pets, and cosmetics. Some of those prizes require the party premium pass and then a point total. Ranks 13 and 22 are cited for Beehive and Balloon Sword, both behind Party Premium. Point costs for every rank were not copied here because the rank table was not fully readable.
Epic Party tokens are not the same thing as account Coins or Rubies. They reset with the match.