Mythical Grimoires and Roll Odds - Clover Time Wiki

Overview

Mythical grimoires are the rarest results on the tower's roll table, and they are the reason most players keep farming crystals. This guide explains how rarity maps onto power, what a realistic farming plan looks like and when a top epic is the smarter choice than chasing a mythic.

Every Grimoire in One Showcase

This community showcase runs through the full grimoire roster, showing what high rarity kits look like in combat. It is the quickest way to decide which attribute deserves your next stack of Mana Crystals. Watching the roster once saves you from rerolling a strong pull.

Rarity Is Not the Whole Story

Rarity generally tracks power, but the pattern is not absolute. Several epic-tier attributes deliver boss damage competitive with middling legendaries because their skill kits simply fit extended boss fights better than a rarer but narrower alternative. Kit fit beats the label printed on the book.

That gap matters when you are deciding whether to spend a crystal rerolling. Check the best grimoires ranking before assuming that higher rarity automatically means a better account. Check the reasoning behind each placement first.

Rarity Tiers and What They Mean

The table below describes how each rarity band behaves in practice rather than listing drop percentages, which the developers have not published and which shift between balance patches anyway. Treat outside percentages as unverified community reports.

Treat the practical notes as the useful column: they tell you what to do with a roll rather than what label the game gives it. What matters is how it changes your daily farming.

A Realistic Mythic Farming Plan

Because rolling is random, the only lever you control is how many attempts you make per hour. This plan maximises attempts per session without turning the game into a full-time chore. Batch attempts and keep the loop sustainable week to week.

Expect a mythic to arrive after a sustained run of attempts rather than at a specific number, and keep a strong epic equipped throughout so your farming speed never collapses. That speed decides how many rolls you get per hour.

Signs a Roll Is Worth Keeping

Higher rarity does not guarantee a better experience. These three checks catch the rolls that will genuinely improve your account instead of just looking impressive. Judge rolls by daily farming, not by rarity alone.

Mythic Hunting Regrets

These are the mistakes players most often report when they finally land the roll they wanted but find themselves behind on everything else. All of them are avoidable with a banked crystal and a plan.

• Ignoring quests entirely while farming fragments, losing free crystal rewards
• Rerolling a legendary because a streamer ranked a mythic higher
• Dropping gear upgrades to spend gold on crystal materials instead
• Leaving slots empty mid-hunt and farming much slower as a result
• Forgetting that Reset Stats items are needed after a build change

When to Stop Chasing Mythics

Once your equipped grimoire clears level-gated bosses comfortably, extra rarity adds sharply diminishing returns compared with gear upgrades and squad play. Gear adds more power per hour than another roll.

At that point the smarter investment is outfits, weapons and levels. Read the item guides next to convert that grimoire advantage into real clear speed on bosses. Clear speed converts straight into more crystals.