All 108 Brawlers — full Brawl Stars 2026 roster

Each brawler has its own page with global win rate over the last 90 days, best map, top likely counters, and the 7-day WR trend. All percentages come from real top-PRO battles across eleven countries, Bayesian-smoothed so a brawler with a small sample doesn't show a misleading percentage. Full computation details live on the methodology page.

The current roster gathers 108 brawlers spread across 7 rarity tiers, from the most accessible to the most exclusive. Rarity is not just a cosmetic seal: it sets the unlock path, the cost in credits or gems and how long an average player needs to add one to their deck. This page sorts the list into rarity blocks — each labelled with the game's own name for it — so you can see at a glance which brawlers are within reach of your progression.

Shelly sits alone in the lowest rarity tier and comes with every new account; the next tier up holds 8 brawlers that cost very few Starr Road credits, making them the natural starting point of any roster. From there on things change: the three top tiers require increasingly long credit stretches. The highest one is the least populated in the game and tends to be reserved for characters with very specific kits; the distribution table below tells you how many sit in each tier.

The trend data shown on every individual brawler page is recomputed every 6 hours over a rolling 7-day window of pro battles. That cadence is deliberate: fast enough to catch a mid-week map rotation, slow enough to keep a freak Friday from becoming a permanent conclusion. Behind it sits an automated process that aggregates pick rate and win rate brawler-by-brawler before serving the page.

When pick rate and win rate climb together, you're usually looking at a fresh synergy: a map that just entered rotation, a gadget someone rediscovered, a team composition that breaks the expected matchup. Those windows last two or three weeks before PRO teams adjust their picks and the curve flattens. If a brawler shows up at the top of the trend list, it's usually worth testing right away; it tends to settle back toward its baseline WR afterwards.

The roster is sorted first by descending rarity and then, within each block, by brawler ID — which in Brawl Stars maps cleanly to release order. That ordering makes it easy to spot both old classics and recent names. Each tile links to a detailed sheet with 90-day analysis: global WR, best map, worst matchups, 7-day trend and a comparison against the rest of the brawler's class.

If your account is new, start with Shelly and the cheapest block on the roster: they cost very few credits and several hold WRs above 52% in the current meta, so they are not a concession — they are a competitive choice. If you are already mid-progression, prioritise the middle block — its credit cost pays off because those kits tend to be versatile and fit several modes. Save the two most expensive tiers for when you know exactly which mode or composition you want to reinforce.

Every trend figure is automatically recomputed every six hours from battles obtained through probabilistic sampling over the top 200 in eleven different countries. The personal battles of our premium users are explicitly excluded from any public aggregate: they neither inflate nor distort the percentages you see here, both for privacy and for statistical integrity. The full sampling detail lives on the methodology page.