Mastering Dead Spells on Roblox hinges on selecting a strategic class. Since rerolls consume valuable Burgers, understanding each option’s strengths and weaknesses is vital. Our curated ranking provides clarity on the most effective choices for varied playstyles and budgets.

Class Rankings

Tier	Class (Burger cost)
C-tier	Apprentice Mage (100 Burgers) Risk Taker (2,000 Burgers) Mushroom (150 Burgers) Adventurer (free)
B-tier	Vampire (2,000 Burgers) Demon (500 Burgers) Gnome (125 Burgers) Angel (2,000 Burgers) Noble (350 Burgers)
A-tier	Samurai (2,000 Burgers) Knight (250 Burgers) Ninja (2,000 Burgers) Warrior (250 Burgers) Ronin (2,000 Burgers) Mage (350 Burgers)
S-tier	Necromancer (7,500 Burgers) King (7,500 Burgers) Defected Shogun (7,500 Burgers) Giant (500 Burgers) Goblin (165 Burgers) Ghoul (450 Burgers)

Necromancer (S-tier)

Dominates through corpse reanimation, converting enemies into allies. Prioritizes crowd management and defensive tactics with strong initial equipment. Perfect for strategic players leveraging summoned units for battlefield control.

King (S-tier)

Summons spectral warriors for offensive support. Less defensive than Necromancer but offers potent early-game aggression. Excellent for summoner enthusiasts seeking balanced power.

Defected Shogun (S-tier)

Sacrifices equipment customization for colossal stat boosts. Excels in raw melee destruction suited for relentless attackers, despite mobility restrictions and fixed gear progression.

Giant (S-tier)

Massive health pool and striking power compensate for sluggish movement. Optimal for tank-oriented gameplay, trading speed for unmatched durability.

Goblin (S-tier)

Budget-friendly speedster with attack and recovery enhancements. High skill ceiling demands precise play due to low defense, rewarding mastery with explosive potential.

Ghoul (S-tier)

Evades undead detection but suffers severe HP/regen drawbacks. Requires meticulous healing management, favoring stealth-oriented veterans.

Samurai (A-tier)

Starts strong with quality weapons but falters later without passive bonuses. Ideal for early dominance with diminishing returns in prolonged engagements.

Knight (A-tier)

Reliable frontline fighter with balanced offense/defense. Recommended for newcomers wanting straightforward melee action.

Ninja (A-tier)

Prioritizes evasion through agility boosts and dashes. Vulnerable to hits, demanding expert maneuvering for maximum effectiveness.

Warrior (A-tier)

Powerful close-quarter combatant hampered by halved natural healing. Requires stockpiling consumables for sustained aggression.

Ronin (A-tier)

Bleak HP and absence of passives relegate this melee class to backup status despite decent gear.

Mage (A-tier)

Specializes in ranged spellcasting with wand enhancements but lacks adaptability outside magical builds.

Vampire (B-tier)

Limited life-drain mechanics necessitate aggressive tactics and precise attack timing for survival.

Demon (B-tier)

Sustains through rapid HP recovery but struggles offensively. Prioritizes endurance over combat supremacy.

Gnome (B-tier)

Low-cost entry option with beginner-friendly attributes and gear, albeit fragile in extended fights.

Angel (B-tier)

Excels at staying alive but delivers lackluster damage. Fits support roles requiring damage absorption.

Noble (B-tier)

Accessible gear and simple mechanics help newcomers, though reduced attack power limits viability.

Apprentice Mage (C-tier)

Modest magic regen and basic gear make this class a temporary stepping stone for spellcaster experimentation.

Risk Taker (C-tier)

Gambles with random outcomes via Dice equipment. Novelty over practicality in most scenarios.

Mushroom (C-tier)

Extraordinary survivability conflicts with terrible damage output. Useful only for unconventional endurance challenges.

Adventurer (C-tier)

No inherent advantages make this free class suitable solely for self-imposed difficulty runs.

Unlocking Mechanics

Rerolling classes costs 10 Burgers per attempt, with a guaranteed Uncommon+ class every tenth try. Mythicals like Necromancer have 0.08% drop rates. Direct purchases often prove economical for premium classes – Necromancer costs 7,500 Burgers versus ~12,500 average reroll expenditure.

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