99 Nights in the Forest Class Tier List (Witch & Trick or Treater)

If you're new to the various classes and their strengths, here is the 99 Nights in the Forest class tier list, highlighting the best from the worst. Apart from crafting vital items like Bear Trap or Teleporter, the Class you use is the most crucial factor in determining your survivability rate in 99 Nights in the Forest, as it provides players with unique buffs/perks that come in clutch in various situations.

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
Necromancer	x1 Cultist Staff	Level 1 You collect souls from dead cultists - Use your staff to consume souls and resurrect cultists - You can have up to 6 summons Level 2 Resurrected cultists deal greater damage Level 3 You get better night vision the more cultists you have	+ Increases Your Overall Damage Potential + Capture and Survive any base + Can easily play as a solo player - Very Expensive to Unlock
Assassin	x1 Katana + x120 Throwing Knives	Level 1 +10% sprint speed -15% HP +5% chance for Throwing Knives to spawn in chests Level 2 The First hit on an enemy has a chance to critically strike Level 3 +10% chance for Throwing Knives to spawn in chests	+ Increased Movement Speed + Best Damage potential with possible Crit + Higher chances for more throwing knives to spawn in chests, leading to more damage output - Very Expensive to Unlock
Cyborg	x1 Alien Armor x1 Laser Cannon	Level 1 If alien tech overheats, you take damage, and your armor is temporarily lowered Level 2 Gain a healing buff when alien tech is at full charge Level 3 Kills restore some alien tech energy	+ Best starter utility Item and Weapon + Passive Healing Buff - Very expensive to unlock
Brawler	Leather Body	Level 1 Can't use ranged weapons, +20% HP & +30% melee damage Level 2 10% health regeneration, Regen kicks in sooner after damage Level 3 5% chance to block incoming damage	+ Faster Health generation and a bigger health pool overall + Even though you can't use ranged, melee weapons have a damage buff to make up for it + Pretty cheap to unlock compared to other classes in the S tier - Damage Reduction based on Chance
Pyromaniac	x1 Flamethrower	Level 1 Reload your flamethrower with fuel canisters Level 2 Fuel canisters restore even more fuel Level 3 You move faster for every burning enemy.	+ Excellent continuous damage + Fuel is relatively easy to find + Provides a speed boost for burning enemies + Killed enemies will drop already-cooked food - One of the most expensive classes to get along with Cyborg
Poison Master	x1 Blowpipe x1 Poison Armor	Level 1 Your Poison effects are stronger Level 2 25% chance for enemies to spread their poison on death Level 3 Attacks deal increased damage to enemies afflicted to poison	+ Weapon and Armor as a starter + Poison effect is a great buff, especially on level 3 when any additional damage (ranged or melee) is increased on poisoned enemies + Multiple enemies can be poisoned upon death + Extremely cheap for excellent damage as well as defense.
Fire Bandit	x1 Infernal Crossbow x1 Wildfire	Level 1 Start with an Infernal Crossbow and a Wildfire potion Level 2 Your other tools have a chance to set enemies on fire Level 3 10% chance to get Wildfire as a bonus drop from chests	+ Highly Suitable for offensive players + You can easily tackle multiple cultists at once + Highly effective in mid to close-range fights - Not suitable for crafting or survival
Beastmaster	x1 Good Taming Flute	Level 1 You can summon tamed wolves with 3 steaks + You start with 3 steaks in your sack + You can have up to 5 pets Level 2 Your wolves run much faster when attacking Level 3 The first wolf you summon will be an alpha wolf	+ Allows you to easily play as a solo player + Increases security and allows you to capture any building + Focus on Fighting - No Importance to Crafting or Resource management
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	+ A good starter weapons + One of the best Classes for fighting + Good for solo to immediately have a way to defend yourself - Ammo can be difficult to find at times.

A- Tier

Class Name	Starter Tools	Perks & Abilities	Pros & Cons
Alien	x1 Raygun	Level 1 Excellent visibility at night & Sprint slower when alien tech is overheating Level 2 Alien tech recharges faster Level 3 Sprint faster when alien tech is at full charge	+ Best starter weapon + Faster mobility and speed + Better Night Vision - Requires time to upgrade
Berserker	x1 Medkit	Level 1 After the first death, auto-revive with low HP and hunger Level 2 On reviving, receive a strength boost for a short duration Level 3 Deal higher damage as your HP gets lower	+ Suitable for aggressive players + One Free life in the form of Auto revive + All Stats focused towards surviving and fighting - No focus on crafting
Blacksmith	x1 Hammer	Level 1 You can craft items in the next crafting bench tier (up to tier 4) Level 2 2 random crafting bench recipes will have discounts Level 3 Chance to get extra scrap from items you put in the grinder	+ Best for Crafting + Discounts and Extra Scraps for Crafting - Not Suitable for Combat
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	+ One of the better starter utility items + Having a good axe reduces the time it takes to gather wood, so this immediately speeds up your crafting in the base. + Best Class for Gathering Resources - The Axe can be used as a melee weapon, but there are better weapons out there.
Hunter	x2 Bear Traps	Level 1 Increased meat drop rate Level 2 Slightly higher pelt drop rate Level 3 The pelt trader will offer an extra wolf pelt trade	+ Good starter utility Item + Focus on gathering food + An extra pelt trade is useful early on for extra items. Additionally, the higher pelt drop rate ensures that you can get it without having to kill too many wolves (or risk getting killed). - No focus on fighting
Support	x1 Bandage	Level 1 Bond with another player at the start of the game. Absorb some damage for the player. Deal more damage when closer together Level 2 Your support eats for both of you (80/20 split) Level 3 You can see the beam to your player at any distance	+ Good starter utility Item + Allows other players to play aggressively + Less Consumption of Food Resources - No focus on fighting
Chef	x1 Chef's Station Blueprint x1 Recipe Book	Level 1 Can cook new, unique recipes that give players huge bonuses. All cooked items are seasoned Level 2 Unlock new, exciting recipes Level 3 Unlock even more new exciting recipes	+ Food fulfils your hunger cravings and provides unique buffs + All recipe foods are easy to make + Helps Allies to Fight and Survive Better - Takes Time for Upgrading

B- Tier

Class Name	Starter Tools	Perks & Abilities	Pros & Cons
Undead	x1 Bandage	Level 1 Gain a permanent bonus every time you are revived Level 2 You can be revived instantly Level 3 You can move for 8 seconds after death	+ Free and Fast Revive Instantly + Allows you to get close to allies while being dead to transfer loot - No Focus on Fighting or Crafting
Zookeeper	x1 Old Taming Flute	Level 1 Your taming whistle levels faster Level 2 Feeding tamed animals will restore more of their health Level 3 You can tame animals faster with the flute	+ Focus on Taming and Survivability + Easy to Upgrade - No Focus on Fighting
Big Game Hunter	x1 Rifle and x12 Rifle Ammon	Level 1 Can consume animal pelts to gain permanent bonuses Level 2 Higher pelt drop rate Level 3 Consume mammoth tusks to permanently gain health	+ Focus on Survivability and fighting + Easy to upgrade + Can increase your health bar permanently - Self-centered and cannot provide anything to allies
Base Defender	x1 Defense Blueprint	Level 1 Starts with a defense blueprint Level 2 Defenses can be upgraded Level 3 Defenses you place deal higher damage	+ Focus on Survivability + High Base defense + Very useful from the start, especially with the cultist attacks pretty early on. - No boosts on Crafting or Fighting
Fisherman	x1 Fishing Rod	Level 1 + Your fish rods level up faster Level 2 + Fishing rods cast are instant and further Level 3 + Fish hook onto your fishing rod faster	+ Best Class to gather food + Easy and cheap to unlock - You can start off with a worse rod, so it's not a necessity.
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 + Hunger drain is useful in staying alive and out longer - Food can be acquired pretty easily, especially with fishing, so hunger drained isn't a big concern, especially later in the game.
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 + Pretty cheap, so it can be acquired quicker after farming Gems. + Faster Heals + Bandages from the start that can revive other players - No focus on fighting
Gambler	x1 Random Item	Level 1 50/50 chance of upgrading or downgrading standard chests when opened Level 2 60/40 chance of upgrading or downgrading standard chests when opened Level 3 10% chance chests also drop coins	+ Provides good loot from the chest + Easy way to get better loot - No focus on fighting, crafting, or surviving - Everything is RNG-and luck-based
Witch	x1 Witch Potion	Level 1 Throw your potion at enemies to deal damage or apply a random effect Level 2 Throw your potion at allies to heal a small amount of health Level 3 All potion effects will also apply a light poison	+ Potions are easy to Craft + Suitable for fighting - Not ideal for food, resource and crafting - Everything is RNG-and luck-based

C-Tier

Class Name	Starter Tools	Perks & Abilities	Pros & Cons
Farmer	x1 Watering Can	Level 1 Use the watering can to get rarer crops from the farm plots Level 2 Some saplings you plant will grow into apple trees Level 3 Farm plots you water are guaranteed to grow 1 pumpkin	+ Easy and cheap to unlock - No focus on fighting - One person on a team can have this class, but more than one is obsolete, since food can be acquired pretty easily. - There are better ways of acquiring food.
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 food regen - No focus on fighting - Hearty Stew is useful for Health Regen, but it's minimal with 15%
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
Trick or Treater	None	Level 1 You get +4 candies per house you visit Level 2 There is a slightly higher chance of getting a treat rather than getting tricked Level 3 You have a higher drop/find rate of candles	+ Best for the Halloween Trick or Treat Event - No contribution

D-Tier

Class Name	Starter Tools	Perks & Abilities	Pros & Cons
Default	None	None	- No Buffs or Perks for the character
Decorator	Hammer	Level 1 Furniture trader offers +1 item per visit Level 2 A Furniture trader is always visible on the map when visiting Level 3 Furniture is discounted by 25%	+ A decent starter tool - No Buffs for surviving or fighting

Related: 99 Nights in the Forest Codes

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, turn left to find the 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.

the class menu in 99 nights in the forest — Screenshot by Pro Game Guides

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.

Class Name	Cost
Camper	10 Diamonds
Scavenger	25 Diamonds
Base Defender	40 Diamonds
Medic	40 Diamonds
Cook	40 Diamonds
Hunter	40 Diamonds
Decorator	40 Diamonds
Support	45 Diamonds
Fisherman	50 Diamonds
Gambler	55 Diamonds
Ranger	70 Diamonds
Lumberjack	70 Diamonds
Zookeeper	70 Diamonds
Farmer	80 Diamonds
Brawler	100 Diamonds
Alien	100 Diamonds
Berserker	100 Diamonds
Undead	100 Diamonds
Chef	150 Diamonds
Blacksmith	200 Diamonds
Poison Master	200 Diamonds
Fire Bandit	200 Diamonds
Beastmaster	400 Diamonds
Assassin	500 Diamonds
Cyborg	600 Diamonds
Pyromaniac	600 Diamonds
Big Game Hunter	600 Diamonds
Necromancer	600 Diamonds
Vampire	600 Diamonds
Trick or Treater	30 Candies
Witch	900 Candies

What are Talents in 99 Nights in the Forest?

The Forest Talent Selection Menu — Screenshot by Pro Game Guides

Talents are additional perks/abilities that a player can add to their existing classes. All of these perks are core abilities from the various classes in the game. These can be obtained by rolling using 30 Gems. Since they are randomly assigned, you can keep spinning until you get the one you need to overcome the weakness of your class or further improve its strength. For example, if you are using the Cyborg Class, you will not have many healing capabilities and can borrow abilities from Medic or support classes to make the Cyborg Class more potent than before.

99 Nights in the Forest Class FAQs

Which is the best Class in 99 Nights in the Forest?

I think Necromancer is the best class in 99 Nights in the Forest, along with Alien and Poison Master.

Are the Classes Unlocked permanently?

Unlike other Roblox games, the Classes in 99 Nights in the Forest are permanently unlocked if you have paid the required Gems and do not have a limit. The limit here refers to the fact that you can unlock any number of classes and switch to them at any point.

How to improve your Class?

If you feel your Class is slightly underpowered or can improve significantly with a slight boost, you can always add a Talent to your Class.

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