Social Class and Trait Tier List - Clover Time Wiki
All six social classes ranked by bonus value, with the trait picks that pair best for earning, farming and progression.
Overview
Social classes are rolled alongside your race and grant passive bonuses that stack on top of everything else. This page ranks all six classes for farming, earning and progression value, then covers the traits that make those bonuses work harder.
Classes and Races in One Ranking
This ranking covers social classes together with races and traits, which mirrors how the bonuses actually stack in play. It is the fastest way to see why some low-rarity classes still beat rarer options in everyday farming.
How Classes Are Judged
The gap between a top and bottom class comes down to two things: how many useful bonuses stack at once and how strong each one is. Broad, high-value bonuses beat a single flashy perk almost every time you sit down to farm.
Earning classes deserve their own tier rather than being judged purely on combat, because gold funds baits, potions and crafting materials that keep your crystal farming loop running.
Social Class Rankings
Rarity drives most placements, but Merchant is the notable exception, staying valuable long after rarer classes fall behind in raw combat stats.
Use the verdict column as a keep-or-reroll shortcut when deciding whether a roll deserves more spins.
| Tier | Class | Value | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Sovereign | Best overall bonus spread | Always keep |
| S | Royal | Top-tier across all activities | Always keep |
| A | Merchant | Strong earning bonus below legendary rarity | Keep for income |
| A | Noble | Balanced and comfortable for long stretches | Keep |
| B | Commoner | Fine for the first hours only | Replace eventually |
| C | Peasant | Weakest bonus set on the table | Always reroll |
Rerolling Classes and Traits
Class and trait rerolls share the same menu as race rerolls, which means you can fix an unlucky set in one visit instead of making separate trips.
Spins are the currency, so claim every available milestone code before a reroll session begins.
Check the Current Trio
Review race, class and trait together. Rerolling a single weak slot rarely fixes a bad overall combination on its own.
Open Customize
Use the menu button, choose Customize and switch to the Rolls tab where all reroll options are grouped.
Visit the Hage Priest
Alternatively, talk to the priest in the church at Hage Village for the same race and class reroll menus.
Stop at A Tier
End the session when you land A tier or better rather than chasing perfection with a limited spin pool.
Trait Picks by Playstyle
Traits are the smallest bonus of the three roll systems but also the cheapest to fix, which makes them worth optimising early.
Fast Learner
Boots learning speed and sustains heavy spell usage, ideal for account progression.
Coin Eye
Boosts income so you can afford bait, potions and materials without grinding detours.
Combat Traits
Higher-rarity traits add raw combat value, which matters most once your gear is finished.
Class Reroll Mistakes
Social class is the easiest roll system to get wrong because the bonuses are less obvious than raw damage numbers on a stat screen.
- Rerolling Merchant because a streamer ranked a legendary class higher
- Judging bonuses from the name alone instead of reading the passive list
- Rerolling a balanced Noble roll while the class bonuses are still stacking well
- Ignoring trait rerolls because they feel minor compared with race
- Spending spins on rerolls before claiming milestone codes for free spins
Do Classes Matter in Late Beta?
Once gear and grimoires are set, class bonuses contribute a steady but smaller share of your total power. They matter most during early and mid progression, when every percentage point of extra health or income counts.
That makes class rolls a low-priority reroll target late on. Spend spins there only once your race and trait are already settled.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best social class in Clover Time?
Sovereign and Royal are the strongest rolls, while Merchant remains the best value option for players focused on earning gold.
How many social classes are there?
Six are rollable: Sovereign, Royal, Merchant, Noble, Commoner and Peasant, each with a different passive bonus spread.
Should I reroll Peasant immediately?
Yes. Peasant offers the weakest bonuses, so rerolling it is the clearest upgrade available in the class system.
Which traits are best for beginners?
Fast Learner and Coin Eye. They accelerate leveling and income during the phase where those gains compound fastest.
Do class bonuses stack with race bonuses?
They do. Bonuses from race, class, trait and title all apply together, which is why a balanced set outperforms one strong roll.
Where do I reroll class and traits?
Open the menu, choose Customize, then switch to the Rolls tab, or speak to the priest inside the church at Hage Village.
Do classes affect combat much?
Their combat contribution is modest compared with grimoires and gear, so treat class rolls as progression support rather than a damage upgrade.