Legendary 1 to Masters Guide! FULL WALKTHROUGH

Summary

Ash plays a ranked push from Legendary I to Masters, explaining his draft choices and in-game decisions along the way. His central advice is to follow an up-to-date tier list—especially its five- and six-star picks—and adapt to the map, mode, bans, and enemy composition. Strong drafting and smart pressure matter as much as individual skill.

Drafting and strategy tips

• Use bans to remove high-impact picks. Ash frequently targets powerful assassins or map-specific threats, such as Melody, Mortis, Edgar, Amber, Rico, and Mr. P.
• Choose brawlers for the map and mode. He recommends reliable first picks, such as Amber or Brock on suitable maps, while saving strong counters and aggressive picks for later in the draft.
• Counter the enemy team rather than picking on autopilot. Examples include using Nani against Pierce, Edgar against short-range or assassin-heavy teams, and spawners such as Mr. P or Larry & Lawrie against compositions that struggle to clear them.
• Consider the whole composition. An early pick can leave teammates vulnerable, so Ash suggests adding anti-aggro options, ranged damage, or control to balance the team.
• Keep the objective in focus. In Heist, pressure the safe instead of chasing opponents unnecessarily. In Gem Grab and Hot Zone, preserve control and avoid abandoning key areas.

Gameplay highlights and lessons

• Kaboom Canyon (Heist): Ash uses Amber’s barrels and flames for area control, to block shots, and to defend against dives. He emphasizes using walls carefully: opening the map can make it easier for an opposing Piper to snipe. He also warns against fixating on Moe while ignoring other enemies.
• Ring of Fire (Hot Zone): Bow’s mines and vision help control the zone. In another match, Ash uses Edgar to draw attention and pressure opponents, creating room for a teammate vulnerable to enemy picks.
• Center Stage (Brawl Ball): Melody’s mobility and ability to retain her Super after dying make her a strong playmaker and scorer. Ash cautions against getting carried away with trick shots when a straightforward goal is available.
• Dry Season and Shooting Star: Byron’s Booster Shots gadget helps him deal damage and heal in fights against Mortis. On Shooting Star, Nani’s range and strong aim punish Pierce; Ash also stresses patience and positioning over greedy shots.
• Gem Grab: Bow provides control with his totem, vision, and mines, while Surge is highlighted as a strong pick. Ash uses mines to cover likely enemy routes and urges teammates to watch for flanks.
• Goldarm Gulch: Brock can break walls to reduce Rico’s usefulness and reshape the map. Ash notes that breaking too many walls can hurt his own team’s positioning, so wall destruction should be deliberate.
• Other Heist games: Ash demonstrates how sustained pressure from a hook-based pick can keep opponents occupied while teammates attack the safe. He stresses choosing favorable matchups and not wasting time fighting a poor matchup.
• Ring of Fire with Gale: Gale’s control tools help push enemies out of the zone and disrupt aggressive approaches. Ash waits for useful opportunities to use gadgets and Hypercharges rather than activating them automatically.
• Difficult teammate games: A poor Doug pick makes one Brawl Ball match especially difficult. Ash uses Edgar to create pressure, but the game illustrates how feeding enemy Supers and Hypercharges can undo a team’s chances.
• Final stretch: Ash finishes with strong Piper performances, highlighting aim, lane awareness, and reading opponents’ movements. In the final Knockout match, he repeatedly pressures low-health enemies and warns teammates to split up against Mandy’s Super.

The run includes many wins, some difficult games, and a few recording issues. Ash ultimately reaches Masters, finishing the push with Piper.

Players and sources

• Ash / Ash Brawl Stars (AshBS) — player and guide.
• Austin 7, Zel, and Vince — players mentioned during the gameplay.
• Other teammates and opponents are discussed but are not clearly identified by name. Ash also refers viewers to his regularly updated monthly tier list.