Apart from crafting vital items like Bear Trap or Teleporter, the essential thing that will determine your survivability rate in 99 Nights in the Forest is the Class you use, as it provides players with unique buffs/perks that come in clutch in various situations. So, if you are unaware of the multiple classes and how they fare against each other, here is a dedicated tier list highlighting the best from the worst.
All Class Tier List in 99 Nights in the Forest
Below, you can find all the available classes in the experience ranked according to their capabilities to handle every situation in the game. Please review them and find the one that best matches your gameplay style.
S- Tier
Class Name | Starter Tools | Perks & Abilities | Pros & Cons |
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Assassin | x1 Katana + x120 Throwing Katana | Level 1 +10% sprint speed -15% HP +5% chance for Throwing Knives to spawn in chests Level 2 First hit on an enemy has a chance to critically strike Level 3 +10% chance for Throwing Knives to spawn in chests | + Best Starter Weapons + Increased Movement Speed + Best Damage Potential - Very Expensive to Unlock |
A- Tier
Class Name | Starter Tools | Perks & Abilities | Pros & Cons |
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Lumberjack | x1 Good Axe | Level 1 20% chance to get 1 bonus log from trees Level 2 25% chance for a double sapling drop Level 3 20% chance to get 1 or 2 bonus logs from trees | + Best Starter Utility Item +Best Class for Gathering Resources +Focus on Crafting or Survival - Less Effective in Fighting |
Ranger | x1 Flashlight + x1 Revolver + x18 Revolver Ammo | Level 1 Start with 18 ammo Level 2 10% chance to refund ammo on shot Level 3 Start with 30 ammo | + Best Starter Weapons +Best Class for Fighting - No Focus on Crafting or Survival |
B- Tier
Class Name | Starter Tools | Perks & Abilities | Pros & Cons |
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Camper | x1 Flashlight | Level 1 +10% reduced hunger drain Level 2 +Increased visibility at night Level 3 +Spawn with a Stew | + Best for Beginner Players + Easy and Cheap to Unlock +Helps in Staying Alive - Jack of all mechanics, master of none |
Medic | x2 Bandage | Level 1 ×5 Faster revives Level 2 Improved revive on others, restores more health and hunger Level 3 One of your bandages upgrades to a Medkit | + Best for Beginner Players + Best for Support Players + Faster Heals and Restores - No Focus on Fighting |
C-Tier
Class Name | Starter Tools | Perks & Abilities | Pros & Cons |
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Cook | x1 Seasoning | Level 1 Seasoned food restores more hunger Level 2 Crockpot cooks 20% faster Level 3 25% chance to make Hearty Stew | + Best Class for Crafting - No Focus on Fighting |
Scavenger | None | Level 1 +2 sack space Level 2 +Open chests 20% faster Level 3 +Chance to get scrap as a bonus drop from chests | + Large Inventory Size + Better Loot Luck - No Starter Tools or Weapons - No Focus on Fighting |
D-Tier
Class Name | Starter Tools | Perks & Abilities | Pros & Cons |
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Default | None | None | - No Buffs or Perks for the Character |
How to get new Classes in 99 Nights in the Forest
You can get new classes or swap for existing ones in the Classes Menu. After entering the main lobby, proceed to the left side to find a building. Here, you can find a separate section at the bottom called 'Classes'. Interact with the Ranger or Medic NPC at the front of the desk to open the Classes menu, where you can unlock new Classes using Diamonds or swap between already available ones.

Role | Diamond Cost |
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Camper | 10 |
Scavenger | 25 |
Medic | 40 |
Cook | 40 |
Ranger | 70 |
Lumberjack | 70 |
Assassin | 500 |
If you are wondering how to get Diamonds, simply loot chests, unlock badges, or survive until day 99 in the game. In case you don't have many spare diamonds, you can always use Robux to add some to your inventory.
For more on 99 Nights in the Forest, check out the Definitive 99 Nights in the Forest Crafting Guide or Ultimate 99 Nights in the Forest Tips and Tricks for Beginners