Roblox MythFall Race Tier List

Want to know which race is the best in MythFall? Unlike many popular Roblox RPGs, MythFall features a completely original world built from the ground up instead of borrowing from an existing franchise, such as a popular anime series. That also means you'll find a unique lineup of races with their own strengths and playstyles. If you're wondering which race is worth rolling for, check out my MythFall Race Tier List.

Best MythFall Races Tier List

⇓ BEST RACE ⇓

S

Duskborn

LEGENDARY

Nephilim

MYTHIC

⇓ SOLID RACES ⇓

A

Minotaur

EPIC

⇓ MID ⇓

B

Druid

RARE

⇓ BAD ⇓

C

Human

COMMON

When you start creating your character (after the prologue), one of the first decisions you'll have to make is which race your character will be. Aside from the minor aesthetic change, the much more important part is, of course, all the powerful passives you'll receive from it.

Unlike many Roblox games, where races simply provide increasingly powerful stat bonuses, MythFall takes a more balanced approach. Higher-tier races often come with meaningful drawbacks alongside their strengths. Because of that, when deciding which race is the best in MythFall, you should always weigh both the advantages and the disadvantages. With that in mind, here's our MythFall Race Tier List for the current release meta.

Race	What It Does	Pros & Cons
Nephilim Mythic — 0.5% Abandoned when Heaven was severed from the world, the Nephilim are fallen Celestials whose divine light has long since faded. As corruption consumed them, many lost their faces, their names, and even their sense of self, becoming little more than wandering memories of what they once were.	Vestige of Divinity: +10% Active Style Damage, +5% Ether Hollow Radiance: +5% Critical Strength Fallen Radiance: +10% Crit Chance, +20% Crit Strength, Crits restore Ether Severed from Heaven: -10% Healing Regen, -5% Health	Pros: Excellent crit damage, Ether sustain, and Active Style scaling. Cons: Lower Health and weaker natural recovery.
Duskborn Legendary — 5% Being direct progenitors of the elves, their bloodline predates records. Scant in number and shrouded in secrecy, they dwell in the shadows, preserving ancient traditions long forsaken by the world.	Ancient Blood: +10% Critical Damage Deep Well: +6% Magic Strength, +6% Ether Moon’s Mercy: +20% Magic Strength and surging Ether Regen at night Frail Lineage: -5% Weapon Strength, -5% Fighting Strength	Pros: Powerful magic bonuses, especially during nighttime. Cons: Poor fit for weapon and fighting builds.
Minotaur Epic — 10% A proud race of towering warriors renowned for their strength and resilience. Though uncommon, Minotaurs can be found across the world, earning respect through their unwavering resolve and martial prowess.	Towering Frame: +10% Defense, +5% Health Brute Force: +5% Weapon Strength, +5% Fighting Strength Unyielding: -25% incoming Posture Damage and +50% Stagger Damage for Strong Attacks Low Aptitude: -10% Ether, -10% Magic Strength	Pros: Durable melee race with excellent posture and stagger bonuses. Cons: Significantly weaker for magic-focused builds.
Druid Rare — 24% Descendants of the elves, the Druids dwelled in the world’s wilderness for centuries. Living in harmony with nature, they gradually evolved alongside it, forging a deep bond with the forest and its creatures until they became an extension of nature itself.	Verdant Vitality: +5% Health Regen Wild Magic: +5% Magic Strength Natural Ether: +5% Ether Forest’s Embrace: In forests, gain +10% Magic Strength and doubled Health & Ether Regen Bound to Nature: -5% Weapon Strength, -5% Fighting Strength	Pros: Strong sustain and reliable bonuses for magic users. Cons: Best bonuses depend on being inside forest areas.
Human Common — 60% Adaptable and ambitious, humans have spread across every corner of the world. Their resilience and determination have allowed them to thrive where others could not.	Ambition: +5% XP Gained Quick Study: +5% Mastery Gain	Pros: Faster overall progression with no stat penalties. Cons: Provides no direct combat bonuses.

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How to Reroll Race in MythFall

Didn’t get the Race you wanted when creating your character? You’re not stuck with it forever. MythFall lets you reroll your Race whenever you want, as long as you have Race Spins available. The problem is that Race Spins are not exactly easy to come by, especially if you don’t want to waste Robux. So, below, we’ll go over every reliable way to get free Magic Spins in MythFall.

How to Get More Race Spins

You have several ways to get more Race Spins in MythFall without spending money. The easiest place to start is with MythFall codes, since they often give out useful rewards such as Race Spins, Magic Spins, Gold, Astral Shards, and other bonuses.

After that, your options mostly come down to playing the game and making steady progress. Race Spins can appear through quests, chests, progression rewards, and similar in-game sources. Of course, you can also buy them directly with Robux, but if you want to stay free-to-play, codes and regular gameplay are the main methods to focus on.

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With that said, that's about all you currently need to know about the best races in MythFall. Thanks for reading my Roblox MythFall Tier List, and if you have any other questions about the game, make sure to check out our dedicated Roblox MythFall guides page for more tier lists, guides, news, and much more.