
Brotato Saver Build Guide & Best Strategies
Saver Build & Strategien
Is Saver good in Brotato?
Saver is a strong economic character that turns hoarded materials into massive damage, but requires discipline to not overspend and survive pricey early shops.
Strengths
- Builtāin Piggy Bank plus +15 Harvesting create a powerful economy engine.
- +1% Damage per 25 materials heavily rewards saving for huge lateāgame damage.
- Pairs extremely well with HP and materialāscaling items like Padding.
Weaknesses
- +50% item and weapon prices make the early game fragile and punish greedy rerolls.
- Power spikes are delayed; you can feel underpowered until youāve banked a lot of materials.
- Requires careful spending discipline and good positioning to survive while saving.
Saver Stats & Passive Ability
Saver is all about economy and delayed power spikes. The combination of +15 Harvesting, starting with a Piggy Bank, and damage scaling from stored materials rewards you for spending as little as possible in the early and mid game. Your +50% item and weapon price penalty makes rerolling and impulse buys extremely punishing, so you generally lock in a core weapon setup quickly and then hoard materials. As your bank grows, your global damage ramps up, letting you rely on a few highāvalue items and HP scaling rather than a wide shop pool. Builds commonly focus on cheap or free sources of extra value (like Coupon or Dangerous Bunny), defensive stats such as Dodge, HP, and Armor to survive while saving, and synergies that scale directly off your growing material or HP pool.
Best Saver Build: Super Saver! (no spend)
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Super Saver! (no spend)
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Core Items
Strategy
š±Early Game (waves 1ā5)
Play ultraāgreedy: roll only once per round, grab Slingshots when they appear, and otherwise avoid spending to let Piggy Bank and your passives grow your material stash. Take cheap economy pieces like Coupon or Alien Worm from shops or crates when they appear, but recycle anything that isnāt in the core plan.
ā”Mid Game (waves 5ā15)
From mid game onward, you completely stop spending to maximize Saverās damage scaling from stored materials and Piggy Bank. Only make rare exceptions for Slingshot upgrades or a powerful defensive/economy spike like Sifd's Relic.
š„Late Game & Boss Waves
Use your massive banked materials to fuel the +1% damage per 25 materials passive while focusing levelāup stats on Dodge, Attack Speed, Max HP and HP Regeneration. With strong survivability and scaling Slingshot damage, you can kite safely and let your economyāpowered damage clear elite waves and bosses.
Best weapons for Saver
Thief Dagger directly converts critical hits into extra materials, supercharging Saverās economy and damage scaling from saved resources, especially when combined with crit and attack speed.
Potato Thrower scales heavily with HP, which synergizes with Saverās ability to bank materials and buy HPāscaling items like Padding for a powerful lateāgame ranged setup.
Slingshot offers strong wave clear through bouncing projectiles, letting Saver safely farm materials while spending very little and letting Piggy Bank grow.
Spear is Saverās starter weapon in the featured build and provides early reach and safety until your Slingshot setup comes online.
Best items for Saver (core item pool)
Saver starts with Piggy Bank and already wants to hoard materials; stacking more copies massively boosts your compound interest and damage scaling before wave 20.
Padding directly converts saved materials into Max HP, which not only boosts survivability but also empowers HPāscaling weapons like Potato Thrower.
With +50% item and weapon prices, Saver benefits hugely from permanent price reductions, letting you occasionally buy key items without ruining your savings plan.
Giant Belt turns high crit builds into elite and boss shredders, which fits perfectly with Thief Dagger and other critāfocused Saver setups.
Sharp Bullet gives muchāneeded extra piercing to ranged builds like Potato Thrower, improving crowd control without heavy spending on multiple weapons.
Tentacle adds crit chance and sustain, which are both crucial for Thief Dagger material farming and staying alive while you prioritize saving over defensive purchases.
Instant pickup makes it safer to kite and still collect every material, while extra Armor helps cover Saverās defensive weaknesses without frequent shop spending.
Free rerolls offset Saverās expensive shops, letting you fish for key items or weapons without draining the materials that fuel your passive damage.
Alien Worm provides cheap, efficient Max HP and regeneration, ideal for a Saver build that wants to invest levelāup stats into dodge and attack speed while rarely buying defensive items.
Hunting Trophy stacks even more material generation on top of Thief Dagger crits, multiplying Saverās economic snowball for massive lateāgame damage.
Saver HighāDifficulty Strategy
Early Game
On high difficulties, focus on surviving the expensive early waves while still preserving your economy. Aim to establish a cheap but reliable weapon setup (like Slingshot or Thief Dagger), avoid unnecessary rerolls, and only buy highāimpact economy or defense items. Prioritize Attack Speed, some HP, and Dodge so you can safely kite while banking materials.
Mid Game
In the mid game, lean fully into Saverās identity: stop or drastically reduce spending so your materials and Piggy Bank can snowball. Look for rare power spikes such as Sifd's Relic, Padding, or key crit tools while continuing to scale core stats like Attack Speed, Crit Chance (if using Thief Daggers), and Armor.
Late Game
By late game your stored materials should give you huge global damage. Transition into a stable endgame weapon setup (e.g., fully upgraded Slingshots or Potato Throwers) and fortify defenses with HP and Armor. Use your damage advantage to delete elites quickly, then focus on dodging and maintaining spacing during boss fights.
š” Saver excels in highādifficulty runs if you can resist the urge to spend early. Treat every shop visit as a test of discipline: buy only items or weapons that dramatically improve economy, scaling, or survival. Once your material stash and Piggy Bank engine are rolling, your damage and HP scaling will carry you through elites and bosses.
Saver FAQ
1How do I unlock Saver in Brotato?ā¼
Saver is unlocked by collecting 20000 materials across your runs. Focus on economy items and materialāgenerating weapons to reach this threshold quickly.
2What are the best weapons for Saver?ā¼
Thief Dagger and Slingshot are standout early options: Thief Dagger generates extra materials on crits, while Slingshot offers efficient wave clear for low spending. In the late game, Potato Thrower pairs well with HPāscaling builds.
3How should I spend materials with Saver?ā¼
Spend as little as possible, especially before wave 20 while Piggy Bank is active. Buy only highāimpact items like Piggy Bank, Coupon, Padding, or powerful weapons, and avoid frequent rerolls due to Saverās +50% shop price penalty.
4Which stats should I prioritize on levelāups for Saver?ā¼
Prioritize Attack Speed, Dodge, HP Regeneration, Max HP, and Armor for survival. If youāre running Thief Dagger, add Crit Chance as a key offensive stat to boost both damage and material generation.
5Is Saver good for Endless mode?ā¼
Yes. Saverās economy and damage scaling from stored materials work very well in Endless runs, especially with builds like "Material Farming Thief" that keep generating materials while stacking HP and crit.
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