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Filobel on the Storybook Brawl subreddit made a great post about the hero winrate data from SBB Tracker! We're big data fans at Book of Heroes, and we recommend giving it a read!
https://t.co/0wOLlw0GHS
Don't be afraid to combine powerful pieces from multiple lategame comps in Storybook Brawl. Here we have the potential for powerful slay starts, huge attack bonuses from a trees build, a gold pumpkin to help damage opponents and an echowood to benefit from all of it.
@Konntrolla Complicated heroes to learn that pay you off for the effort, I'd say Peter Pants and Trophy Hunter are key examples.
Mask is also a bit tricky, but not always as powerful; Mask also lets you try out a bunch of heroes though.
Tagging @Sythesys in case I missed something obvious.
@Konntrolla Glad you like the show. Great Question!
If you're looking to win the best of the free hero is probably Hoard Dragon, Pup & Fates are also okay right now.
Heroes to buy, Waddle has been S tier for many patches, and it's hard to go wrong with extra gold (Cursed King & Sharebear)
@koga305 @Sythesys It's also worth noting that as a podcast we're pretty down on Animals/Gepetto comps so if the tierlist is a representation of how often we take it, nine times out of ten cat's call is blank space to me in the shop.
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@Sythesys and Jethro rank every single spell in @StorybookBrawl.
What is the worst spell in the game? And why Magic Research?
@koga305 @Sythesys I agree those situations make it really strong, but situational, which is classic D see also Evil Twin. It's probably a 9/10 slash 2/10 card but the tierlist does a bad job of representing that nuance. Bolt or Fireball can be cast in almost any midgame matchup.