MythicDamage Dealer

R-T build

A ten-tile damage dealer who marks whatever he shoots and can split into two halves that cover separate parts of the map.

Reviewed 19 Jul 2026

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Loadouts

3
Split controlRecommended build

Modes with two points worth watching, where his halves can cover both at once.

Star PowerQuick Mathshis mark goes on nearly everything he shoots, so charge attached to it accumulates all match
GadgetHacks!marks a whole group at once instead of one shot at a time
GearDamagea marked target takes more from every follow-up shot
GearSuper Chargethe split is what makes him two brawlers instead of one
Hypercharge360-Degree Surveillancecovers the angles the split leaves open on both halves
One pieceRecommended build

Against dive comps that punish a split body by killing whichever half is alone.

Star PowerRecordinga mark that outlasts the shot means a teammate arriving late still collects on it
GadgetOut of Linepulls him back together when the split has left the body somewhere it cannot survive
GearHealtha split R-T is two smaller health pools, not one
GearReload Speedhis ten-tile poke is what he does while unsplit
Two-point holdRecommended build

Gem Grab, where the split covers the mine and the lane into it at the same time.

Star PowerQuick Mathsevery marked contester feeds the next split
GadgetOut of Linerecalls him the moment the mine fight turns against the half standing on it
GearSuper Chargehe wants to be split for every mine contest
GearShieldthe half on the mine is the one being shot at
Hypercharge360-Degree Surveillanceholds the mine against an approach from any side

How to play it

Unsplit at ten tiles until the map is settled, then split only when both halves have cover; a lone half is a small health pool with no support.

The split is a map-control decision: use it to watch two lanes or to catch an enemy between the halves, not as a burst on someone standing in the open.

Common mistakes

  • Splitting across open ground and losing the half that has no cover
  • Marking a target nobody on his team is in a position to shoot
  • Staying split while the fight has collapsed onto one point

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