Meeple in Brawl Stars - Abilities, Strategies, and Builds

Brawl Stars keeps the action intense, and knowing your brawler inside out is the step to victory. Meeple, a new addition to the roster, shakes things up with their dice tower mechanics and tactical gameplay. Mastering Meeple's unique style can give you the edge to outsmart opponents and rack up wins.

This guide covers Meeple's abilities, explores the Mansions of Meeple, and offers builds to maximize their potential.

Brawler Info

Meeple is an Epic Brawler who made their debut during the exciting Pizza Planet event in Brawl Stars. Known for their high damage output and strategic prowess, Meeple thrives in Controller-class gameplay, offering players the ability to dominate the battlefield with precision and tactical plays.

Meeple's kit revolves around controlling space, zoning enemies, and punishing mistakes. While their health pool may not be the highest, Meeple compensates with versatile abilities that can overwhelm opponents and provide support to teammates.

Unlock Meeple

You can unlock Meeple through Starr Road or during special events like Pizza Planet. Meeple was available for unlocking with Pizza Slices from the Pizza Planet event running from January 9th to February 6th. If you missed the event, Meeple is also available through Starr Road, making them a rare and valuable brawler.

Meeple Stats

Movement speed

Meeple Brawl Stars has a normal movement speed of 720, which is standard among brawlers. Although Meeple doesn’t have abilities to increase their speed directly, their utility-based Super allows them to dictate the pace of the game by controlling enemy movement.

Attack

Meeple's long 7.67-tile range makes them great at keeping enemies at bay. Their projectiles slightly home in, balancing their slow 2-second reload (or 1.6 seconds with the Rule Bending Star Power). With each power level, Meeple's damage ramps up, letting them pack a punch from a safe distance.

Their projectile speed is 3000, which is reduced to 1600 when Mansions of Meeple is used. Additionally, Meeple’s super charge per hit is 21.125% by default, which increases to 30.875% with the Do Not Pass Go star power, and 8.125% with Mansions of Meeple.

Damage and Health

Below is a detailed breakdown of Meeple's health and damage progression across all power levels in Brawl Stars.

Meeple Abilities

Attacks

Basic Attack - Boomhaven

"Meeple shoots various projectiles that will slightly home towards the nearest enemies."

Meeple fires a projectile with minor homing properties. Meeple’s reload might be slow at 2 seconds, but their attack still deals solid damage, making them deadly in long-range fights. The homing effect helps land shots on moving targets, giving Meeple great control over the battlefield and keeping enemies in check from a distance.

Super - Critical Succes

"Meeple cheats, somehow rolling a NAT21 on a d20, allowing all team projectiles in the Super area to pierce through environment for 10 seconds."

Meeple’s Super, Critical Success, is a game-changer. It throws a 20-sided dice, creating a 3.33-tile zone where all team attacks pierce walls and obstacles for 10 seconds.

In modes like Gem Grab and Bounty, this Super shines by letting your team pressure enemies and break through chokepoints. It can force opponents out of hiding, giving your team the upper hand.

However, it doesn’t work with the Brawl Ball or Brawlers like Mortis, Mico, or Fang, who rely on themselves as projectiles. Even with these limits, it boosts team support massively, making Meeple a solid pick in many situations.

Gadgets

Mansions of Meeple

"Meeple's next attack creates dice towers around the impact area and deal 1000 damage."

Meeple's Mansions of Meeple Gadget turns their next attack into a throwable projectile, creating a dice wall that traps enemies for 4 seconds and deals 1000 damage. It’s best used when enemies bunch up, locking them in place for follow-up attacks. The Gadget icon and attack joystick glow when activated, so aim carefully. This move shines in modes like Gem Grab or Hot Zone for dominating the area and controlling the fight.

Ragequit

"Meeple lashes out in rage at nearby enemies, stunning them and knocking them back. Ragequit stuns for a longer period of time the fewer hitpoints Meeple has."

Meeple's Ragequit Gadget creates a shockwave, stunning enemies in a large area and pushing them back 3 tiles — even through walls. The stun lasts longer when Meeple’s health is low, making it a lifesaver in clutch moments. Perfect for escaping when cornered or surrounded, it gives Meeple time to reposition or heal.

Star Powers

Do Not Pass Go

"When you shoot through the environment deal 600 more damage."

Meeple’s damage increases by 600 when shooting through obstacles in their Super area. Best For - Aggressive zoning and pressuring enemies hiding behind cover.

Rule Bending

"Critical Success also increases allies' reload speed within the area by 20%."

Allies in the Super area gain a 20% reload speed boost. Best For - supporting high-damage teammates in modes like Hot Zone or Brawl Ball.

Brawl Stars Meeple - Strategies and Tips

In Brawl Stars Meeple is most effective in Duo Showdown, Payload, and Brawl Ball, where they can maximize their strategic gameplay and area control. Here are a few tips to get the most out of Meeple in various game modes:

• Brawl Ball:
  • Meeple performs well on passive maps like Backyard Bowl, where they can disrupt enemy positioning and create opportunities for teammates to score.
  • Use Mansions of Meeple to block enemy advances and trap the ball carrier. Ragequit can interrupt enemies' key Supers and prevent opponents from pushing toward the goal.
• Gem Grab:
  • Meeple thrives in Gem Grab as a supportive lane or mid-Brawler, using its defensive capabilities to control the center of the map.
  • Use Mansions of Meeple to block opponents, control choke points, and protect teammates. The Super lets Meeple and allies shoot through walls, allowing for strategic attacks on the enemy Gem Carrier or enemies hiding behind cover.
• Heist:
  • Meeple shines in Heist by providing area denial and controlling key areas around the enemy safe.
  • Use the Super to trap enemies and keep them out of contested spaces. Pair with Chain Toss to slow down advancing opponents and disrupt enemy pushes.
• Hot Zone:
  • Meeple excels in Hot Zone due to their ability to control space and keep aggressive enemies at bay.
  • Use the Super to force enemies out from behind cover, and Mansions of Meeple to maintain control of the zone. Pairing Rule Bending Star Power with other slow-reload Brawlers enhances your team's performance in tight zone fights.
• Duo Showdown:
  • Use Meeple’s long-range attack to harass enemies from a distance, controlling the arena and avoiding close-range fights.
  • Coordinate with your partner to trap enemies using Mansions of Meeple for quick eliminations and to maintain map control.

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Meeple Builds

Build 1:

• Mansions of Meeple (Gadget)
• Do Not Pass Go (Star Power)
• Gadget Charge Gear
• Shield Gear

Gameplay: Meeple’s Mansions of Meeple traps enemies with dice towers, Do Not Pass Go boosts damage by 300 when shooting through cover, and Shield Gear adds 900 health for better survivability.

Build 2:

• Ragequi (Gadget)
• Do Not Pass Go (Star Power)
• Damage Gear
• Health Gear

Summary

Meeple Brawl Stars is a highly tactical brawler, rewarding players who excel at controlling the battlefield and supporting their team. With strong damage, utility, and unique mechanics like Critical Success, Meeple is a versatile choice for competitive play.
Master Meeple, and you’ll be climbing the ranks in no time!

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Change Log

• 30.01.2025 - Brawl Stars Meeple Guide published.