RareTank

Best El Primo build

A six-and-a-half-thousand-health brawler who punches at two tiles and jumps onto the enemy backline with his Super.

Reviewed 19 Jul 2026

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Loadouts

3
Dive PrimoRecommended

The default: jump onto a backline brawler and stay on them.

Star PowerMeteor Rushthe speed after landing is what turns a jump into a kill
GadgetSuplex Supplementdrags a fleeing target back into punching range
GearShieldhe lands in the middle of their whole team
GearSpeedcompounds with Meteor Rush into an uncatchable dive
HyperchargeGravity Leapa jump their backline simply cannot walk away from
Frontline PrimoAlternate

When he is the only tank and has to hold a choke rather than dive through it.

Star PowerEl Fuegothe burn punishes everyone who walks past him
GadgetAsteroid Beltarea damage around the ground he is trying to hold
GearHealthmore of the stat his whole kit is built around
GearGadget Cooldownmore area denial across a long hold
Goal jumperAlternate

Brawl Ball, where his jump carries the ball over the whole defence.

Star PowerMeteor Rushthe speed on landing finishes the run into the net
GadgetSuplex Supplementthrows the goalkeeper out of the goal mouth
GearSpeedhe cannot shoot while carrying, so he has to outrun them
GearShieldhe will be focused from the moment he picks the ball up
HyperchargeGravity Leapa jump straight from halfway into the goal

How to play it

Stand at the front of your team but behind a wall corner, so he is close enough to jump and not close enough to be kited to death.

Jump onto the squishiest brawler you can reach, not onto the closest one — landing on their tank achieves nothing and wastes his only gap-closer.

Common mistakes

  • Jumping into the middle of all three enemies with no follow-up from his team
  • Chasing a fast brawler on foot, since his two-tile range makes that unwinnable
  • Using the Super to escape, which leaves him a slow melee body with no engage

Editor pick · reviewed for patch the current update. Recommendations, not win rates — the game never reports which loadout a player had equipped.