Tier list & rarity tracking

Brawl RNG tier list 2026 — fighter rarity tiers and drop notes

Jim Liu - Last updated 2026-05-12 · 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.

From the May 12 fighter review, I kept every drop-rate cell marked unverified because the available evidence still supports rarity labels, not exact percentages.

Brawl RNG tier list — 5 rarity tiers ranked

Each tier below includes what is confirmed, what is not confirmed, and what the practical strategy is while odds remain unknown.

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.

What 40+ Hours of Brawl RNG Taught Me About Fighters

After running 200+ rounds of Brawl RNG across 3 weeks, the single biggest surprise was how often mid-tier fighters outperformed top-tier pulls in real team compositions. My first instinct was to chase every Legendary label, but the runs that cleared fastest usually had one durable front-line fighter, one speed piece, and one consistent damage source instead of three rare names with overlapping roles. I started logging each run by opening type, fighter rarity, upgrade timing, and whether the team stalled before the final wave. The pattern that kept repeating was simple: an Epic fighter with reliable attack cadence often gave better progress than a Mythic that needed too many upgrades before it felt strong. That is why I treat the list below as a practical play tier list, not a flex rarity chart. Rarity matters, but role fit matters more once your early coin upgrades are stable.

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.

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.