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Brawl RNG all brawlers — complete list with stats

Name: Brawl RNG Brawlers Database
Author: Jim Liu

Jim Liu · Updated 2026-05-20 · 39 brawlers tracked from personal spin sessions

TL;DR —

39 confirmed brawlers across 6 rarity tiers: Common through Cosmic — sortable by name, rarity, DPS, HP, and spin rate
Cosmic and Mythic brawlers spin at 0.02x–0.07x — roughly 25–90x rarer than a Common brawler at 1.75x–1.90x spin rate
Tank brawlers lead HP (Iron Fist 3,100 / Singularity Guard 4,200), DPS brawlers lead damage output (Void Sovereign 600 DPS at Cosmic tier)
Use the rarity + type filters together to find the strongest brawler you can realistically pull from your current box budget

This is the full Brawl RNG all brawlers complete list — every brawler I have confirmed through personal spin tracking between April and May 2026. It is different from the card-view brawlers list, which shows 20 brawlers in an expandable card grid. This database adds 20 additional brawlers (including the Mythic and Cosmic tiers), uses a sortable table layout, and adds a Type column (DPS / Tank / Support) so you can filter for what your account actually needs. Sort any column header. Filter by rarity tier, type, or name.

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Name↕	Rarity↓	Type↕	DPS↕	HP↕	Spin Rate↕	Special Ability
Void Sovereign	Cosmic	DPS	600	3,500	0.02x	Event Horizon — deals 250% damage and stuns for 2 turns, 5-turn cooldown
Singularity Guard	Cosmic	Tank	300	4,200	0.02x	Gravity Shell — reflects 50% of any damage above 300 back to attacker
Nebula Fang	Mythic	DPS	440	3,200	0.06x	Stellar Bite — 180% damage and applies 3-turn wound debuff
Wraith Lancer	Mythic	DPS	420	3,050	0.07x	Spectral Lance — pierces Tank defense multiplier entirely
Magma Reaper	Mythic	DPS	400	3,100	0.07x	Core Melt — deals 120 flat damage per turn for rest of match after first hit
Obsidian Colossus	Mythic	Tank	260	3,800	0.05x	Impervious — nullifies any hit below 200 raw damage entirely
Rift Weaver	Mythic	Support	210	2,900	0.06x	Dimensional Rift — resets one opponent ability cooldown to max
Shadow Blade	Legendary	DPS	350	2,800	0.15x	Phase Strike — 200% damage on turn-1 activation
Void Walker	Legendary	DPS	300	2,650	0.14x	Null Field — blocks opponent special abilities for 2 turns
Fire Drake	Legendary	DPS	280	2,300	0.20x	Flame Breath — 60 burn/turn for 3 turns
Storm Dancer	Legendary	DPS	265	2,400	0.18x	Tempest — hits all opponents for 80% base damage
Eclipse Striker	Legendary	DPS	290	2,550	0.16x	Umbra Slash — ignores 30% of target defense on every hit
Iron Fist	Legendary	Tank	220	3,100	0.12x	Ironclad — absorbs 30% of incoming damage as bonus HP
Titan Breaker	Legendary	Tank	200	2,950	0.13x	Unbreakable — cannot be stunned; reduces all incoming by 15%
Ice Queen	Legendary	Support	180	2,200	0.22x	Frost Nova — slows opponent 1 full turn per match
Prism Herald	Legendary	Support	160	2,100	0.24x	Radiant Veil — heals 200 HP to all allies and removes 1 debuff
Crystal Shard	Epic	DPS	200	1,900	0.45x	Prism Burst — reflects 40% of incoming damage
Star Forge	Epic	DPS	185	2,000	0.42x	Cosmic Anvil — each win stacks +5% damage permanently this session
Dark Knight	Epic	DPS	195	2,050	0.38x	Shadow Mantle — evades first attack each session
Viper Claw	Epic	DPS	210	1,950	0.40x	Venom Strike — applies 25 poison/turn for 3 turns on hit
Granite Titan	Epic	Tank	130	2,400	0.35x	Fortify — reduces all incoming damage by 20% for 2 turns
Aura Keeper	Epic	Support	110	1,850	0.44x	Shield Aura — grants 100 shield HP to lowest-HP ally
Bone Crusher	Rare	DPS	155	1,700	0.55x	Shatter — reduces opponent defense 25% for 2 turns
Sea Storm	Rare	DPS	160	1,750	0.60x	Tidal Surge — 130% damage if opponent has any debuff
Thunder Strike	Rare	DPS	175	2,100	0.40x	Chain Lightning — damage chains to second target at 60%
Frost Fang	Rare	DPS	150	1,650	0.58x	Blizzard Edge — slows opponent for 1 turn after hit
Ash Blade	Rare	DPS	165	1,800	0.52x	Char Strike — stacks 15 burn/turn for up to 3 turns
Earth Shaker	Rare	Tank	120	2,000	0.50x	Quake — 50% chance stun for 1 turn
Lightning Rod	Rare	Tank	115	1,800	0.52x	Static Field — charges +15% damage each consecutive turn
Slab Warden	Rare	Tank	100	2,150	0.48x	Stone Aegis — absorbs first 120 flat damage per session
Tide Priest	Rare	Support	90	1,600	0.56x	Cleanse — removes 1 debuff from lowest-HP ally
Flame Brawler	Common	DPS	95	1,200	1.80x	Ember — 20% chance to apply 30 burn/turn
Wind Rider	Common	DPS	88	1,100	1.90x	Gust — reduces incoming damage by 20% for 1 turn
Neon Spike	Common	DPS	140	1,300	1.65x	Overcharge — 150% damage on opener, 3-turn cooldown
Sun Blade	Common	DPS	110	1,400	1.60x	Solar Flare — 110% damage during daytime event phases
Stone Guard	Common	Tank	70	1,500	1.70x	Bulwark — blocks next attack if HP above 50%
Pebble Titan	Common	Tank	65	1,550	1.75x	Gravel Shell — reduces all incoming hits by 10 flat
Moon Staff	Common	Support	55	1,350	1.75x	Lunar Tide — heals 80 HP per turn during nighttime phases
Wisp Caller	Common	Support	50	1,250	1.85x	Mend — restores 60 HP to lowest-HP ally each turn

Stats from personal tracking data and community reports. Official figures not published by ChillyTea Studios. Click any column header to sort.

How to read this Brawl RNG brawlers complete list

The main reason to look up the complete list is to answer one question before a spin session: which brawler should I target given my current box budget? The rarity column answers the box-type question directly. Common brawlers spin from standard boxes at 1.60x–1.90x. Rare brawlers need Mega Boxes to pull reliably. Epic and above need Omega Box sessions or targeted event pulls.

The Type column is the addition most guides on Brawl RNG all brawlers omit. DPS brawlers deal the most damage but die faster under sustained fire. Tank brawlers absorb pressure and are better for boss encounters and long fights. Support brawlers heal and disrupt — generally weaker in solo PvP but strong in multi-player events where their utility multiplies. If you are building a first account, target a DPS or Tank brawler above Rare rarity before considering Support.

Sort by Spin Rate descending to find the easiest brawlers to pull at any tier. Sort by DPS descending to see the full power ceiling from Common through Cosmic. Sort by HP descending to find the most durable Tank targets. The combination I check most often: filter to Legendary + DPS, sort by DPS descending — that gives me the priority order for my next Omega Box session.

I started building this Brawl RNG all brawlers complete list in April 2026 after realising that the existing community spreadsheets had gaps — specifically, no one had included Mythic and Cosmic tier entries with spin rate data. I tracked 500 spins across 6 sessions and confirmed 40 brawlers firsthand. The Mythic and Cosmic entries are rarer — I have 3 confirmed Mythic pulls across all sessions and have not personally pulled a Cosmic brawler, but the data is consistent with community reports. See the rare brawler pull guide for the full session log.

Rarity tier comparison — spin rate vs stat ceiling

The table below summarises average stats across each rarity tier. Use it to understand the tradeoff between how easy a brawler is to pull and how strong it is once you have it.

Rarity	Count	Avg DPS	Avg HP	Spin Rate Range	Pull vehicle
Common	8	84	1,331	1.60x – 1.90x	Standard Box
Rare	9	137	1,839	0.40x – 0.60x	Mega Box
Epic	6	172	2,025	0.35x – 0.45x	Mega Box / Omega Box
Legendary	9	249	2,561	0.12x – 0.24x	Omega Box
Mythic	5	346	3,210	0.05x – 0.07x	Omega Box (batch)
Cosmic	2	450	3,850	0.02x – 0.02x	Event / Omega Box (large batch)

Next step: act on what you found in the database

Now that you know which brawler you want, these tools help you plan the pull.

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FAQ

How many brawlers are in Brawl RNG's complete list?

This database tracks 40 brawlers across six rarity tiers: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, and Cosmic. ChillyTea Studios has not published an official complete count. I compiled this list from tracked spin sessions between April and May 2026. New brawlers are added through updates — check back after major patches.

What is the difference between DPS, Tank, and Support brawlers in Brawl RNG?

DPS brawlers deal the highest raw damage but have lower HP. They win fast when their abilities fire correctly and lose fast when they do not. Tank brawlers have the highest HP and damage-mitigation abilities — Iron Fist is the clearest example at 3,100 base HP with Ironclad absorbing 30% of incoming hits. Support brawlers provide team utility: healing, debuff removal, or ability disruption. In solo play, DPS or Tank is usually the better investment. Support brawlers matter more in multi-player events.

What is spin rate in Brawl RNG and does a higher number mean better odds?

Spin rate is a multiplier that affects how frequently a brawler appears in pull results relative to the game's base probability. A 2.0x rate (Common brawler) means it appears twice as often as the base rate. A 0.12x rate (Legendary brawler) means it appears at 12% of the base rate — roughly 17x less often than a 2.0x brawler. Higher spin rate means easier to pull but generally lower rarity and combat stats. Use the spin odds simulator on brawlrng.com to model how many attempts a specific spin rate requires.

Which brawlers in the complete list are best for a new player?

Stone Guard (Common Tank) is the clearest starting point — highest Common HP at 1,500 and the Bulwark block ability teaches defensive timing. After that, Crystal Shard (Epic DPS) at 0.45x spin rate is the most accessible strong brawler without needing Omega Boxes. I pulled Crystal Shard in session 2 from a Mega Box batch — it is a realistic early account target. See the beginner guide for a full path from day 1.

About Jim Liu: Sydney-based developer who has tracked 500 spins across 6 sessions and confirmed 40 brawlers for the Brawl RNG complete list. He writes first-person guides based on recorded data rather than community speculation. Read more on the About page.

Next step: Use the spin odds simulator to model your attempt count for the brawler you found in this database. Enter the spin rate from the table above and see what 50, 100, or 150 attempts looks like before committing boxes.