A critical-strike marksman who builds damage by retrieving his rebounding Powerball and uses mobility to maintain pressure during fights.
Marksman
Gold LaneGold LaneTier ADifficulty
Medium
2/ 5
Easy
Very easy to pick up, with a straightforward and forgiving kit.
Medium
Easy to learn, but needs some practice with timing or positioning.
Hard
Needs consistent mechanics, decision-making, and matchup knowledge.
Very Hard
Mechanically demanding and takes considerable practice to play well.
Extreme
Exceptionally difficult to control and requires extensive dedicated practice.
Official Skills tab
Bruno gains 2.5% extra Crit Chance each time he deals damage with his skills (up to 8 stacks).
Bruno has higher Physical Attack but only gains 80% extra Attack Speed from all sources.
Gameplay guide
Bruno is a gold-lane burst marksman who builds critical chance by dealing skill damage. Volley Shot turns his next attack into a slowing Powerball; retrieving that ball reloads another empowered attack and reduces Flying Tackle's cooldown. His output depends on controlling the ball's landing and using the tackle for both pickup and survival.
Use Volley Shot for last hits and controlled hero poke, then step toward the predicted return only when the route is safe. Flying Tackle can pull a returning Powerball to Bruno, but save the dash in dangerous lanes. Build Mecha Legs stacks through skill hits without trading away too much health.
Join Turtle and turret fights from the back line. Open on an approaching threat with Worldie's knockback or use it on a grouped team so bounces reduce Physical Defense. Keep collecting safe Powerballs and use tackle to correct position, not to chase through unseen terrain.
Stay behind the front line and hit the safest valuable target. Worldie is strongest when enemies are close enough to bounce but not when Bruno must step into their control. Treat every ball retrieval as a positioning decision; abandon an unsafe ball rather than losing the marksman.
Move toward the ball's landing point only when it keeps a safe firing angle; collecting every ball is not worth entering enemy control.
When no wave is present, touch a nearby jungle creep to preserve Mecha Legs before an objective or turret push.
Retrieve the first Powerball and recast Volley Shot while it is still airborne to keep empowered attacks cycling with less Mana.
Retrieve Powerball
Kick the empowered attack, move toward a safe return, and attack again after retrieval. Flying Tackle can draw the bouncing ball in, but use it only when doing so does not open Bruno to a gank.
Knock the diver back and begin the defense-reduction bounces, then tackle to a safer angle and answer with the slowing Powerball. The sequence prioritizes distance before damage.
