Super RareController

Penny build

A controller whose shots splash behind their target and whose Super is a mortar that shells an area from a distance.

Reviewed 19 Jul 2026

Loadouts

3
Mortar controlRecommended build

The default: a mortar covering the objective from behind cover.

Star PowerMaster Blastermore damage from the mortar that is doing the actual work
GadgetTrusty Spyglassaims the mortar at a fight instead of waiting for one
GearDamageher splash punishes anyone standing behind cover
GearGadget Cooldownthe directed barrage is her best tool
HyperchargeNew Lobberan objective that cannot be stood on at all
Durable PennyRecommended build

When the enemy kills the mortar instantly and it needs to survive a push.

Star PowerHeavy Coffersa mortar that survives the first push is worth two that do not
GadgetSalty Barrelblocks the approach to the mortar she just placed
GearShieldshe has to be near the mortar to protect it
GearHealthbuys her the time to re-place after a lost fight
Zone denialRecommended build

Hot Zone, where a mortar aimed at the circle wins the mode by itself.

Star PowerMaster Blasterthe mortar makes the circle cost health to stand in
GadgetTrusty Spyglassdrops a barrage on a contested zone on demand
GearDamageanyone holding the circle is a stationary target
GearSuper Chargeshe wants a mortar up for the whole match
HyperchargeNew Lobberdenies a zone for as long as it lasts

How to play it

Play at mid range with the mortar between her and the objective, so she can defend it without walking into the enemy.

Place the mortar where it covers the objective and is screened by a wall — it is a slow area-denial tool, not a burst one.

Common mistakes

  • Aiming directly at enemies rather than behind them, which wastes the splash entirely
  • Placing the mortar in the open where any brawler removes it in a couple of shots
  • Leaving the mortar undefended while she pushes forward alone

Reviewed recommendations, not win rates: Brawl Stars never reports which loadout a player had equipped in a match, so nobody can measure one.