Race Tier List - Clover Time Wiki
Every rollable race ranked with its full passive bonus list, so you know exactly when a reroll is worth spending.
Overview
Clover Time ships five character races, each granting passive bonuses that stack on top of your class, trait and grimoire. Rarity maps almost directly onto power here, which makes the keep-or-reroll decision unusually simple compared with grimoires.
Races and Classes Ranked Together
This ranking video covers races alongside social classes, which is how the bonuses actually interact in play. Seeing both lists side by side makes it easier to judge what a reroll is really worth on your specific character.
Why Race Bonuses Dominate Early Progression
Race bonuses apply to everything you do: health pools, regeneration rates, mana capacity and experience gain. That breadth means a strong race multiplies every other upgrade you make rather than competing with it for the same stat budget.
Because the bonuses stack rather than replace, a Devil with a mediocre trait still outperforms most other combinations in extended farming sessions. You can cross-reference the class and trait picks that pair with it in the class tier list.
Race Rankings and Passive Bonuses
Values below reflect the bonuses reported for each race during the beta. Percentages are the important part: they decide how long your health, mana and stamina bars stay full in sustained boss fights.
| Tier | Race | Key Bonuses | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Devil | +20% health, +80% health regen, +80% stamina regen, +45% mana, +80% mana regen, +40% EXP | Never reroll |
| A | Elf | Health and stamina recovery plus mana boosts and +25% EXP | Keep unless Devil |
| B | Human-Dwarf | Well-rounded health, stamina regen and modest EXP gain | Solid keeper |
| B | Dwarf | Comparable defensive bonuses to Human-Dwarf | Fine for a long stretch |
| C | Human | The weakest bonus spread available | Reroll when convenient |
How to Reroll Your Race
Rerolling is quick once you know where the menu lives, and it costs spins rather than gold, so plan how many attempts you are willing to spend before you begin.
Both routes below lead to the same roll menu, so use whichever one is closer to where you already are.
Open the Menu
Use the menu button in the top corner of the screen to open your character interface.
Go to Customize
Select Customize and switch to the Rolls tab at the top, which is where race, class and trait rerolls live.
Or Visit the Church
Alternatively, talk to the priest inside the church in Hage Village to reach the same reroll menus.
Spend Spins Wisely
Top up spins with milestone codes before rerolling, and stop once you land B tier or better.
Which Race Fits Your Build
Tier position assumes general farming. Matching the race to your grimoire and weapon often matters more than a single tier step between options.
Melee Builds
Devil and Elf regeneration keep you in range of bosses that punish short engagements.
Casters
Mana capacity and regeneration bonuses matter more if your kit spends heavily on expensive spells.
Fast Accounts
EXP bonuses compound across questing and bossing, which shortens the path to level-gated content.
Reroll Mistakes to Skip
Rerolling is cheap in theory but expensive in practice when spins are scarce or when the result is judged on appearance rather than on the actual bonus list.
- Rerolling an Elf roll chasing a Devil you may never see
- Spending every spin on rerolls before claiming free ones from codes
- Judging a race by visuals instead of the passive bonus list
- Ignoring class and trait synergy while chasing a single best race
- Rerolling during a farming session when a spare roll is not banked
Race, Class and Trait Together
The three roll systems are designed to be evaluated as a set. A great race with a bottom class and trait still leaves performance on the table, while a balanced trio often beats one standout roll sitting next to two weak ones.
Check all three before spending spins, then move on to gear and grimoires once that base is genuinely solid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best race in Clover Time?
Devil is the best race by a wide margin, stacking health, regeneration, mana and experience bonuses that no other race comes close to matching.
How many races are in the game?
Five are rollable in the beta: Devil, Elf, Human-Dwarf, Dwarf and Human, each with a distinctive passive bonus spread.
Should I reroll a Human race?
Yes, when you have spins available. Human offers the weakest bonus set, so any other result is a practical upgrade.
Where do I reroll my race?
Open the menu, select Customize and switch to the Rolls tab, or talk to the priest inside the church in Hage Village.
Do race bonuses stack with classes?
They do. Race, social class, trait and title bonuses all stack, which is why a strong race multiplies everything you add later.
Is Elf good enough to keep?
Yes. Elf is a comfortable A-tier keeper with mana and recovery bonuses that suit most builds, especially caster setups.
Does race affect leveling speed?
It can. Devil's experience bonus compounds across every quest and boss kill, making it the fastest progression race overall.