Brawl Stars Tier List

Tiers come from real Ranked battles played by high-level players over a rolling 21-day window. A Brawler's meta score combines how well it performs (weighted most heavily), how much it shows up in that sample, and how broadly it holds up across modes. Evidence from before the latest balance change counts for less, and thin samples are pulled toward broader averages instead of being trusted outright.

A tier list is a starting point, not a complete draft. Map, mode, team composition and enemy picks can turn a generally strong Brawler into a poor choice. Higher tiers show broadly stronger or safer options; your actual draft still matters.

This page ranks raw meta strength. The Draft Tool answers a different question: which pick is safe right now, given the map, the mode, the bans and what the enemy has already locked in. A meta-defining Brawler can still be a bad first pick.

BrawlBetter is confidence-aware. Fresh patches reduce how much we trust older match data, and thin samples fall back toward broader mode and global performance instead of being treated as certain.

Check counters, builds, maps and the Ranked meta hub. Older meta states live in the tier list history.