Controller Guide: Meeple

Meeple is an epic brawler that was released at the beginning of last season and was able to be purchased during the pizza planet event. Now it's okay if you didn't want to buy him because what ever brawler you are unlocking now you can go ahead and switch to Meeple instead.Description. Meeple is a mediocre epic brawler. Now I say mediocre because there are definitely better epics, but this doesn't make Meeple bad. Meeple starts out with 3,000 health and 6,000 once power 11. Meeple deals a high damage out put at around 1,300 damage power 1 and 2,600 power 11. If I'm being honest that is a bunch of damage for an epic brawler. Gadget: The ragequit gadget comes in real handy because of Meeple's low health. Meeple is a pretty easy target for people like Edgar who are assassins. With this gadget you can push back and stun the enemy away from you depending on your health points giving your enemy a hard time to kill you. Also I don't know if the glitch still works in the gem grab mode with the train but apparently Meeple can use this gadget near the train and it will destroy the train. Which is pretty helpful because that thing is mad annoying. Anyways Ragequit can keep you alive longer and gives you time to get off your attacks if the enemy is stunned. Don't immediately use it because if you still have high health then the enemy won't get pushed back as far and stunned as long. Mansions of Meeple is a good gadget for modes where you can trap a team or someone so you can get away from them, but the dice only deal 500 damage on impact whereas is Meeple uses ragequit and then stuns you he can hit his actual attacks which deal way more damage.Star Power: If I'm being honest Meeple doesn't have the best star powers, but they can come in handy depending on the situations. If you're more of a solo type player and don't really count on your teammates in team modes then I'd say go with the Do Not Pass Go star power. Now if you're confident in your team and you believe that they can help you out a lot then go with the Rule Bending star power. It's really up to you so I'd say get both of them if you have the coins. You definitely want to have both of them if your in high ranked matches because you can see what your teammates pick for their character, so if the do good pick than growth the Rule Bending, but like I said if they don't look good and you trust yourself go with Do Not Pass Go.Damage Per Level1: 1300 dmg2: 1430 dmg3: 1560 dmg4: 1690 dmg5: 1820 dmg6: 1950 dmg7: 2080 dmg8: 2210 dmg9: 2340 dmg10: 2470 dmg11: 2600 dmgIf you don't want to max him out right away and just see what he's like than try getting him to power 7 that's when he enters the 2,000 dmg range which can help out a lot.Tips and Tricks: One tip that I need to give you is do not auto aim all of your attacks at once. What I mean by this is when you see someone do not just immediately spam all of your attacks. First of all they might get hit by the first one, but then dodge the next two. Secondly Meeple's reload speed is not good, so you want to save some ammo like 2. Aim and shoot at the target when they are in a good range and always keep a good distance. Since Meeple's shots home in on targets it makes it easier to hit the enemy, but did you know when you shoot your attack in a bush it will go straight if there are no enemies, but. if it turns than you know there's someone in their. I love this because it helps me check bushes way faster.I hope this guide found you well and an upvote will be very much appreciated for it helps me want to make more guides like this. I hope you have a great day :)