Early game
Throw stones off walls to chip safely and build the drill; at 7.67 tiles he is unremarkable, and the drill is what makes him a threat.
Moe
Win rate51.4%adjusted
Pick rate0.19%of all slots
Matches192
Best modeBrawl Ball53.8%
Small sample
Base statistics
Moe at power level
Health5,400
Attack damage750
Attack range7.67 tilesLong
Reload1.5sNormal
Movement770Fast
Super damage900
Super range7.33 tilesNormal
Abilities
Star Power
Skipping Stones
His stones bounce one extra time without changing his range, so each shot covers more ground.
Star Power
Speeding Ticket
The driller travels a quarter faster, which makes both the approach and the escape in that form quicker.
Gadget
Dodgy Digging
13s cooldownRaises his Super charge rate for five seconds. It can only be used while he is out of the driller.
Gadget
Rat Race
16s cooldownCharges the driller forward a short distance, breaking walls and knocking back brawlers along the way.
Hypercharge
The Big Cheese
+30% stats while activeHis burrow reaches further and moves faster, and the driller form gains range and lasts longer too.
Recommended builds
reviewed 19 Jul 2026Drill rushRecommended build
Modes where the drill is both how he arrives and how he leaves.
Star Power
Speeding Ticketthe drill is his engage and his escape in the same tool, so improving the ram improves both halves
Speeding Ticketthe drill is his engage and his escape in the same tool, so improving the ram improves both halvesGadget
Rat Racecovers the ground his 7.67-tile stones cannot make up on their own
Rat Racecovers the ground his 7.67-tile stones cannot make up on their ownGear
Speedhe only threatens what he can catch
Speedhe only threatens what he can catchGear
Super Chargewithout the drill he is a plain stone thrower
Super Chargewithout the drill he is a plain stone throwerHyperchargeThe Big Cheesea ram that goes through the fight instead of into it
Bounce pokeRecommended build
Walled maps where his stones rebound into targets that think cover protects them.
Star Power
Skipping Stoneshis stones rebound, so a brawler tucked behind a wall is still inside his effective range
Skipping Stoneshis stones rebound, so a brawler tucked behind a wall is still inside his effective rangeGadget
Dodgy Digginga way out for a 3,600-health brawler with no shield and no dash
Dodgy Digginga way out for a 3,600-health brawler with no shield and no dashGear
Damageeach stone is a separate 500 that has to land
Damageeach stone is a separate 500 that has to landGear
Healthhe is holding a lane he cannot retreat down quickly
Healthhe is holding a lane he cannot retreat down quicklyMoe by trophy range
Trophy range
51.4%192 matches · 110 players
All modes · Every trophy range · 8–20 Jul
A range is the trophy count Moe 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 modesPlaying Moe
reviewed 19 Jul 2026A damage dealer who throws bouncing stones and rides a drill that lets him leave a fight as quickly as he entered it.
Positioning
Behind a wall he can bounce off, close enough that the rebound reaches and far enough that his 3,600 health is not the first thing shot at.
Using your Super
The drill is a round trip, so plan the exit before the entry; arriving in the middle of their team with no charge left is how he dies.
Common mistakes
- Drilling in to start a fight with no way of drilling back out
- Throwing directly at a target when a wall rebound would have hit them behind cover
- Trading at close range where his health pool loses to anything built for it
- Walled maps where the stones rebound into targets behind cover
- Showdown, where the drill both starts and ends fights on his terms
- Against slow brawlers who cannot punish him for arriving
By mode
Solo Showdown
The drill lets him third-party a fight and leave before the next one arrives.
Gem Grab
He can drill in, collect a spilled pile and drill straight back out.
