15 races · checked September 18

Clover Legends race tier list

Compare every currently reported race bonus before spending a reroll. Damage leads the general ranking, but cooldown, XP, loot and recovery bonuses can be more useful for a specific goal.

Human

XP and mastery

Best while ordinary player and book progression are still your main goals.

Elf

Mana and cooldowns

Supports skill-heavy rotations that otherwise spend too long waiting.

Dwarf

Loot and health

Improves chest value while adding room for mistakes in combat.

Devil

Damage and crit

The direct offensive family and the top general-purpose target.

Angel

Recovery and speed

Useful when movement and staying power matter more than raw damage.

S
RaceFamilyReported bonusesBest for
True DevilDevil+15% Damage; +12% Crit Damage; +8% Mana RegenMaximum offensive output
Half-DevilDevil+12% Damage; +10% Crit DamageDirect damage builds
A
RaceFamilyReported bonusesBest for
Devil-TouchedDevil+8% DamageReliable damage increase
High ElfElf+12% Max Mana; -25% CooldownSkill-heavy rotations
SeraphAngel+15% Health Regen; +18% Move Speed; +10% Crit ChanceRecovery, movement and crit
B
RaceFamilyReported bonusesBest for
ElfElf+8% Max Mana; -15% CooldownMana and cooldown comfort
Arcane HumanHuman+15% XP; +8% Mastery XPLeveling and mastery
AngelAngel+12% Health Regen; +10% Move SpeedSafer exploration
Forge DwarfDwarf+40% Chest Loot; +15% Max HealthChest farming and survival
DwarfDwarf+30% Chest Loot; +10% Max HealthLoot-focused progression
C
RaceFamilyReported bonusesBest for
Demi-AngelAngel+8% Health RegenBasic recovery
Noble HumanHuman+10% XP; +5% Mastery XPEarly leveling
HumanHuman+5% XPStarter progression
Half-DwarfDwarf+20% Chest LootExtra chest value
Half-ElfElf+5% Max ManaBasic mana comfort

How to choose a race for your build

Start with the problem you want the reroll to fix. Devil variants are the clearest choice when damage is the bottleneck. High Elf is valuable when long cooldowns interrupt an otherwise good grimoire rotation. Seraph mixes movement, recovery and critical chance, while Arcane Human helps an account that is still focused on levels and mastery.

A lower general tier is not automatically useless. Forge Dwarf can be more productive during a chest-farming session than a modest damage increase, and ordinary Human still accelerates early XP. Judge the displayed bonus against your current activity rather than the race name alone.

A safer race-reroll plan

  1. Read the exact bonus on your equipped race before replacing it.
  2. Choose a target family and an acceptable backup result.
  3. Set a maximum number of attempts for the session.
  4. Stop when the new result improves the goal you selected.
  5. Save remaining rerolls for a future balance update or a different build.

Free rerolls from working codes are still replacement decisions. A roll can return the same family or leave you with a bonus that fits your build less effectively.

Race tier list methodology

The bonuses and broad ranking are based on the current in-game panel as reported by independent September 2026 coverage. This is a community assessment, not an official developer tier list. Balance can change, so the selected-race panel in the live game takes priority over this table.

Reference: current independent grimoire and race testing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best race in Clover Legends?

True Devil and Half-Devil lead the current community ranking for direct damage. High Elf and Seraph are strong alternatives for cooldowns or a broader mix of recovery, speed and crit.

How many races are in Clover Legends?

The current race panel lists 15 outcomes across five families: Human, Elf, Dwarf, Devil and Angel.

Does a race reroll change my grimoire?

No. Race bonuses and grimoire magic are separate systems. A race reroll replaces the race result, not the book.

Should I reroll Human immediately?

Not necessarily. Human gives an XP bonus that helps early progression. Set a reroll limit and stop when a result fits the problem your build needs to solve.