How to read a map page
Tiers, sample sizes, rotation status and duo data on BrawlCity map pages, and how to turn them into an actual draft decision.
A map page answers one question: what tends to work here. It does that with recorded results rather than opinion, which means the sample size matters as much as the percentage next to a Brawler.
Start with rotation status
Live maps are in the current rotation and are the ones worth preparing for right now. Past maps stay online because rotations return, and their recorded history is still the best evidence available when the map comes back.
Read the sample before the tier
Each ranked Brawler shows how many appearances and how many distinct players sit behind its win rate. A 60% win rate over 30 appearances is a hint; the same number over 800 appearances is a finding. Tiers are a shortcut, not a substitute for that count.
Use pairs and modes together
Map pages surface frequently recorded duos and the mode the map belongs to. A Brawler that performs on one Brawl Ball map often performs on the mode as a whole — check the mode page to see whether the effect is map-specific or general.
When nothing is ranked
If a map shows no ranked Brawlers, BrawlCity has not recorded enough matches there yet. The page still gives you the mode, the rotation history and the descriptive information; it simply refuses to publish a ranking it cannot support.