Brotato class tier list – Every Brotato class, ranked

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Brotato has several characters that you can choose to survive the waves of enemies. Each character has its own advantages and disadvantages, which can be utilized to survive all 20 waves. You are accompanied with a variety of weapons and items that can mitigate some disadvantages or amplify your advantages even further.

All Brotato classes are capable of fighting off 20 waves of enemies, even at the highest danger level. Some classes are more powerful than others, while some require better knowledge of the game before their talents shine. While every player will have their favorite Brotatos, some will be easier to use than others. This table will rank the Brotatos in tiers, by ease of use.

These Brotatos are chosen because their classes are easy to pick up and get used to. Well-Rounded has no disadvantages and is the default Brotato to go to. Brawler and Ranger will help you get used to melee and ranged weapons respectively.

Ghost and Knight will emphasize both the Dodge and Armor stats respectively, helping you get used to your defensive options while benefiting from both. One-Armed gives you only one weapon to play with, but it can prove to be all you need and helps you explore item usage.

These Brotatos can be easy to use, but you do have to know how to use them effectively. Crazy requires you to think about critical damage and defeating your enemies quickly, relying on its Precise bonus for power. Multitasker is great for wielding 12 weapons and above, but you need to know how to either utilize your multiple weapons or offset the 72% damage loss from wielding that many weapons.

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