Attack
Steam Engine
Damage at min. range540
Range6.67 tiles
Projectiles3
Super charge6.75%per hit
Reload2s
6.67 tiles of reach
Chuck
Win rate54.5%adjusted
Pick rate0.32%of all slots
Matches318
Best modeHeist52.2%
Small sample
Base statistics
Chuck at power level
Health7,050
Attack damage810
Attack range6.67 tilesNormal
Reload2sSlow
Movement770Fast
Super damage600
Super range10 tilesVery Long
Projectiles3
Attack and Super
Super
Choo-Choo!
Post damage400
Range10 tiles
Super charge10%per hit
10 tiles of reach
Abilities
Star Power
Pit Stop
Raises the number of posts he can have planted at once, so he covers a wider route.
Star Power
Tickets Please!
Enemies he charges through lose a third of their ammo, and that ammo goes into his own bar.
Gadget
Rerouting
10s cooldownRemoves his nearest post and hands his Super straight back, which is how he moves a badly placed one.
Gadget
Ghost Train
17s cooldownHis next charge can connect to posts on the far side of walls, so the route ignores cover entirely.
Hypercharge
Full Steam Ahead!
+30% stats while activeHis next charge runs without a distance limit and leaves damaging steam trailing behind him.
Recommended builds
reviewed 19 Jul 2026Rail controlRecommended build
Maps where he can plant posts across a lane and charge along it all match.
Star Power
Tickets Please!the charge between posts is where nearly all his damage happens, so improving the collision improves him
Tickets Please!the charge between posts is where nearly all his damage happens, so improving the collision improves himGadget
Reroutingmoves a post once the enemy has learned exactly where the line runs
Reroutingmoves a post once the enemy has learned exactly where the line runsGear
Damagethe charge is one big collision rather than a spread
Damagethe charge is one big collision rather than a spreadGear
Super Chargeposts are the map control, and he wants more of them
Super Chargeposts are the map control, and he wants more of themHyperchargeFull Steam Ahead!a charge nobody can stand in front of to stop
Post camperRecommended build
Modes where he sits on a post beside the objective rather than running a long line.
Star Power
Pit Stophe is stood on one of his own posts almost permanently, which makes the recovery close to constant
Pit Stophe is stood on one of his own posts almost permanently, which makes the recovery close to constantGadget
Ghost Traingets the charge through the wall of bodies parked on the line
Ghost Traingets the charge through the wall of bodies parked on the lineGear
Healthhis 4,700 has to survive being camped on a fixed point
Healthhis 4,700 has to survive being camped on a fixed pointGear
Shieldthe enemy knows exactly which tile he is defending
Shieldthe enemy knows exactly which tile he is defendingRail runRecommended build
Brawl Ball, where a post behind the enemy goal turns a charge into a scoring run.
Star PowerTickets Please!the charge clears the goal mouth and delivers him to it in the same motion
Tickets Please!the charge clears the goal mouth and delivers him to it in the same motionGadgetReroutingrepositions the far post once the defence has settled on the obvious line
Reroutingrepositions the far post once the defence has settled on the obvious lineGear
Speedhe still has to walk the ball between posts
Speedhe still has to walk the ball between postsGearHealthhe cannot attack while carrying
Healthhe cannot attack while carryingHyperchargeFull Steam Ahead!a run the keeper cannot body-block
Chuck by trophy range
Trophy range
54.5%318 matches · 180 players
All modes · Every trophy range · 8–20 Jul
A range is the trophy count Chuck was actually on when each match was played, so switching it changes which matches are counted — never how strong the evidence has to be.
Performance by mode
1 modes
Playing Chuck
reviewed 19 Jul 2026A controller who plants posts on the map and charges between them, damaging and shoving everything on the line.
Early game
Plant the first post somewhere safe and the second one forward; the line is his map control, and a line that only exists in his own half achieves nothing.
Positioning
On or near a post at all times, because his charge only travels along the line and a Chuck away from it is a slow brawler with a 6.67-tile attack.
Using your Super
A post is placed infrastructure, not damage, so put it where he will want to arrive rather than where the current fight happens to be.
Common mistakes
- Planting both posts in the same corner, which gives him nowhere useful to charge to
- Charging into their whole team because the line happened to point there
- Standing off the line with a 2-second reload and no way to close distance
- Long lanes he can run a post line down
- Brawl Ball, where a post behind the enemy goal makes a charge into a scoring run
- Modes with a fixed point, since a post beside it is permanent presence
By mode
Brawl Ball
A post past the halfway line turns every recovery into a counter-attack.
Gem Grab
A post beside the mine means he can return to it from anywhere on the map.
Balance history
Hypercharge charge rate2030