Brawl Stars Mythic Brawlers Tier List 2024
Tara is the only S-tier pick in this 2024 Brawl Stars Mythic brawlers tier list, thanks to her piercing attack, game-changing Super and Heist-winning gadget.
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AI summaryThe 2024 Brawl Stars tier list ranks ten Mythic brawlers from S to C tier, with Tara as the only S-tier pick.
Brawl Stars Tara's Super can wipe out grouped enemies in Gem Grab, and her Support from Beyond gadget can win a Heist match within seconds.
In the Brawl Stars Mythic list, A tier has Gray, Sprout and Squeak, B tier has Max, Gene and Willow, and C tier has Doug, Mr. P and Mortis.
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Brawl Stars Mythic Brawlers 2024! Tier List!
Brawl Stars is a fast-paced freemium multiplayer real-time strategy game first released in beta by Supercell on June 15, 2017. The game features many different characters. In a previous article, we put together a list of the best brawlers of October 2023 for you, and this time we're looking at the Mythic brawlers in Brawl Stars.
Brawl Stars Mythic Brawlers Tier List 2024
S Tier
Tara
Even though her range is good, she can deal a lot of damage up close too. Her attacks pierce through enemies and her Super is very effective. Does the enemy team have all the gems? If they group up, her Super can wipe them all out. Is the enemy ball carrier close to scoring? Her Super can pull them off the ball and take them out.
Tara's Support from Beyond Gadget is a button you can win Heist with instantly if you manage to reach the vault in one piece. Her shadows, combined with Tara's attack, can win a Heist match within a few seconds. Both of her Star Powers summon a shadow that can either heal her and her teammates or attack the enemy.
A Tier
Gray
A brawler with good range who can teleport across the map with his Super. Gray is also a clutch pick for many game modes. He can quickly get open in Brawl Ball, teleport to the gem carrier, or grab some power cubes during a Showdown. Thanks to his teleport ability, he's also quite good at chasing down weak enemies. His Walking Cane Gadget can pull enemies toward him even through walls, letting him land the finishing blow.
Sprout
Mandy may have the longest range in the game with her Super; her ranged attack flies over walls and bounces off them. When used correctly, Sprout's main attack can bounce from one part of the map to another, leaving your enemies wondering how you keep getting them. It deals good damage for a ranged brawler.
He throws a destructible fence (wall) that can serve many purposes. Whether you're escaping enemies, giving your teammate extra cover, or blocking the goal in Brawl Ball, these are extremely useful. Sprout's Transplant gadget destroys your existing wall and gives you a new one. So if you know when to time your gadget correctly, you can essentially protect yourself for the entire match.
Squeak
Squeak used to be one of the weakest brawlers in the game, but updates have made him much more viable. His ranged attack covers a fairly wide area before exploding, damaging everyone caught inside. Since his bombs take time to explode, opponents will feel pressured not to walk through them. This gives you a chance to gain map control and keep your enemies at a distance.
We recommend the Super Sticky Star Power, since it slows down enemies who come into contact with his Super. Squeak's Chain Reaction Star Power also took a 5% nerf. Overall, the blob-like bomber slid down a bit in Season 20.
B Tier
Max
Max is the only brawler in the game with 4 ammo slots (aside from Brock, who gets a 4th with his Rocket No. 4 Star Power). She's fast, deals good damage, and can be tricky to aim at. Max can either reload faster (Run N Gun) or charge her Super just by walking (Super Charged), which you'll typically be doing constantly during a match. Her Super gives a speed boost to herself and all her teammates.
Max's Super is quite good for every game mode, whether you're trying to grab gems, score a goal, or push toward the Heist vault.
Gene
Gene's range is good for charging his Super, which is his specialty. With his Super he can pull enemies from across the map. This is very useful in many modes like Gem Grab, Knockout, Brawl Ball, and Showdown. Although his main attack is weak, he's great at preventing enemies from healing by hitting them repeatedly.
By the way, Gene can also heal his own teammates with the Magic Puffs Star Power.
Willow
Hex fully heals enemies. If the opponent can stay away from the Hexed teammate for a few seconds, they'll end up with a brand-new teammate at full health.
Meanwhile, Willow will be left alone, unable to move, and exposed to attack. However, her main attack is good because it deals damage over time and prevents enemies from healing. We recommend the Love Is Blind Star Power, which can reduce an enemy's reload speed by 25%. Both of her gadgets are solid, since either one can get you out of a tough spot if needed.
That said, Willow has received a number of buffs since June, including boosts to her HP and Super range, plus a 25% shield while controlling an enemy.
C Tier
Doug
Doug is one of the brawlers who deals more damage the closer he gets. But with so many brawlers out there who have jumps, stuns, slows, or knockbacks, getting up close and personal is tough for him. He can heal his teammates, which is always nice, but his healing isn't all that effective right now.
Mr. P
Mr. P places a turret that spawns small porters who chase down enemies and damage them. He can either buff them or spawn an extra porter. His Star Powers can boost either his main attack or his porter's stats.
Mortis
Mortis is one of the most fun brawlers to play. Mortis's problem is that he needs to make actual contact to attack an enemy. Most other close-range brawlers can take him down quickly unless he has his Super up. This means most Mortis players end up either very aggressive or very passive, and rarely anywhere in between.
Still, Mortis has great Star Powers and gadgets. The Creepy Harvest Star Power refills his HP if he takes down an enemy, while the Survival Shovel gadget increases his reload speed.
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