Rarity tracking
Brawl RNG fighter list — rarity tiers and drop notes
Last reviewed May 10, 2026 · Drop odds marked unverified until captured in-game
Brawl RNG uses a 5-tier rarity system for fighters. The tier names — Rare, Super Rare, Epic, Mythic, and Legendary — are confirmed from public game media and community posts. The drop percentages are a different story: ChillyTea Studios has not published them, and I have not yet run enough box openings to produce a statistically meaningful observed rate.
I am being explicit about this because fabricated drop numbers circulate on guide sites and do real harm to players who plan box spending around them. Every odds cell on this page says what it actually is: unverified. When I have a real sample, I will publish it with the raw data.
5-tier rarity breakdown
Each tier below includes what is confirmed, what is not confirmed, and what the practical strategy is while odds remain unknown.
The entry-level fighter rarity. Rare fighters are intended as the common pulls from standard Boxes. The game uses the word "Rare" in UI text, confirmed from public game media.
Strategy while odds are unverified: Expect frequent Rare pulls from standard Boxes. Use these early to understand the Box opening animation and claim flow before spending Mega or Omega Boxes.
A step above Rare. Super Rare fighters are confirmed by name in game UI and community posts. Exact drop percentage is not publicly disclosed by ChillyTea Studios.
Strategy while odds are unverified: Track Super Rare appearances relative to total boxes opened. Community data will converge on an observed rate over time — I will update this page once a sample is available.
Mid-high rarity. Epic fighters appear in rarity tier language across the game. Like Super Rare, exact odds are unconfirmed. Typical Roblox RNG games place Epic odds below 5%.
Strategy while odds are unverified: Prioritise Mega Boxes and Omega Boxes if targeting Epic fighters. Standard Box rates for this tier are likely low enough that bulk opening is required.
High rarity. Mythic is one step below the top tier. Confirmed as a named rarity category in public-facing game data. I observed the Mythic label in screenshot evidence from launch week.
Strategy while odds are unverified: Use the Luck Calculator on the homepage to model how many Omega Boxes you would need at different assumed drop rates before committing boxes to Mythic hunting.
The top visible rarity in current public data. Legendary fighter language is present in official Brawl RNG media. No developer-confirmed drop rate has been shared as of May 10, 2026.
Strategy while odds are unverified: Legendary fighters are presumably the rarest pulls. Without confirmed odds, the Luck Calculator is the honest tool: plug in a conservative estimated rate to understand your realistic probability.
Once I capture in-game odds screens or accumulate a tracked sample of box openings, the table above will be updated with real percentages. Expected update: within the first month of consistent play data.
How Brawl RNG compares to other Roblox RNG games
Brawl RNG is not the only Roblox game built around RNG fighter or item collection. Understanding the differences in game design helps calibrate expectations. The table below compares publicly available information only — no invented data.
| Game | Developer | Rarity system | Odds disclosure | Opening mechanic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brawl RNG | ChillyTea Studios | 5-tier (Rare → Legendary) | Not disclosed | Box, Mega Box, Omega Box, Star Drop |
| Sol's RNG | Sols Studios | Named aura tiers (Uncommon → Exotic+) | Community-documented | Roll-based (no box system) |
| Dig RNG | Various | Ore-based rarity | Partial community data | Dig mechanic (no box system) |
Sol's RNG comparison data sourced from publicly documented community wikis. Brawl RNG's box system (Box / Mega Box / Omega Box / Star Drop) is distinct from Sol's roll mechanic and Dig's excavation approach.
What makes the Brawl RNG fighter system distinct
Most Roblox RNG games have a single opening action — you roll, you get a result. Brawl RNG uses four distinct box types: Boxes, Mega Boxes, Omega Boxes, and Star Drops. From what I observed during the launch window, these likely have different fighter pools or different rate modifiers, though ChillyTea has not published a comparative breakdown.
The implication for fighter hunting: opening the wrong box type for a target rarity tier could be inefficient. Until odds are confirmed, the working assumption should be that Omega Boxes skew toward higher rarities. I will test this directly and publish results on this page.
Related
Knowing the fighter tiers is one half of box planning. The other half is understanding your probability given a drop rate and number of openings. Use the Luck Calculator on the homepage to model realistic outcomes before spending boxes.
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