Gale

Fires a broad line of snowballs. The spread helps cover an approach, but a wide pattern does not guarantee that every part hits one target. Use it to contest movement without giving up a safe position.

Blasts enemies backward with a gust of wind. It can interrupt an approach or clear space for an ally, but the direction matters: a poorly aimed push can move an opponent out of your team's follow-up.

Places a launch pad that both teams can use. Think about the landing route and the access it gives opponents as well as allies.

Creates a tornado that repels opponents trying to pass through it. Place it at a meaningful choke point or along an attacker's approach.

Stuns enemies when Gale's Super pushes them into obstacles. Aim the push toward suitable terrain rather than only away from Gale.

Adds a brief slow to Gale's main attack. Repeated accurate contact can help teammates follow up or make an approaching enemy easier to keep at distance.

Widens the Super slightly and sends a second blast, pushing enemies farther. Plan where that displacement will leave the fight, rather than measuring its value only by the damage dealt.

Increases damage while the Brawler is below half health. The extra pressure is conditional, not a reason to remain in a losing exchange.

Reduces the wait between Gadget uses. Choose it when repeated access to the selected Gadget meaningfully supports the fight.

Improves health recovery. Leave enough room for natural recovery to begin instead of expecting the Gear to erase damage during continued attacks.

Adds a consumable shield that recovers while the Brawler is at full health. Preserve recovery time between fights to restore the extra protection.

Increases movement speed in bushes. Its value depends on having useful bush routes rather than simply equipping it on an open map.

Briefly reveals hidden opponents after you damage them. It helps track targets entering bushes, but does not reveal invisibility granted by abilities.