Tick

Lobs mines that separate before landing and explode on contact or after a delay. Use them to make an important route awkward to cross rather than placing every cluster directly at an opponent who is already moving away.

Launches a pursuing head that moves toward a nearby target and explodes on contact. It can pressure an opponent who is closing in or force movement while Tick controls another route with mines.

Adds more mines to Tick's next attack. Place the denser spread across an important route or destination to make movement harder.

Temporarily shields Tick, then ends in a damaging burst. Time it around a close attack and use the protection to create a better position.

Starts Tick's natural health recovery sooner after he stops attacking and taking damage. Brief safe pauses can help, but continued trading interrupts that recovery.

Reduces Tick's reload time. Use the added ammunition to maintain relevant area pressure rather than covering ground opponents never need to cross.

Deploys the head more quickly, makes its pursuit faster and leaves mines when it explodes. The follow-up mines can keep the area dangerous after the head itself is gone.

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.

Adds health to Tick's pursuing Super head. It improves the head's chance to reach a target, but placement and the enemy's available ammunition still matter.

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