Basketball Rivals Release Date Trailer

Basketball Rivals will officially be releasing on March 14, 2025 at 5PM EST. The news came with the long awaited trailer for the game which you can check out below. I highly recommend checking out the official event page created for the release. There you can track all the information and any date or timeframe changes that might occur last-minute.

Basketball Rivals Release Trailer

Below you’ll find the release trailer and it’s HYPE. The trailer showcases some of the styles from the game like Aomine Daiki’s dribbling and scoring as well as Shintaro Midorima’s full court shot. Testers will be familiar with all the styles but this is a chance for newcomers to the game to get a glimpse of all the abilities you can unlock.

Basketball Rivals Public Playtest – Prerelease

Stay tuned to the Basketball Rivals game page and Discord server for the prerelease public playtest. Essentially, Chrollo will set the game to Public before the official release for 30 minutes every time the Release Event page reaches 20,000 Interested people. So the game will be Public for 30 Minutes at 20k, 40k, 60k interested members, etc. Don’t miss out your chance to jump into the game before launch. I don’t recommend buying anything with Robux however since it won’t be saved for the launch.

Official Basketball Rivals Trello

Currently in the prerelease phase, there isn’t a Basketball Rivals Trello. However, Chrollo has confirmed that there will be an official Trello board for the game once it launches. There you can check out all the different customization options you can get and roll for. It will follow a similar format like Blue Lock Rivals with each main character from Kuroko’s Basket getting a style.

That’s all you need to know for the Basketball Rivals release date. Until then, check out our Basketball Rivals codes to prepare for the game.

The top ten players will travel to San Mateo, California, to face off in the live-streamed finals at Roblox HQ, and the lucky and skilled winner will go home with one million dollars.

The biggest Roblox event in history is open to players 13 and up, while younger competitors can still participate and win one of 50 ultra-rare digital items, but they are excluded from the grand finale event and the chance to win $1M. 

All competing games have a minimal maturity index. Before The Hunt: Mega Edition starts, you can start preparing yourself by playing one or more games listed below.

Rivals

This exciting first-person shooter comes from Nosniy Games, a well-known Roblox developer. Rivals game offers a variety of game modes, including 1v1 duels and 5v5 team matches. It’s a highly inclusive shooter game made for all fans of the genre.

SpongeBob Tower Defense

Team up with SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, and the co. and defend Bikini Bottom from all kinds of relentless foes. SpongeBob Tower Defense, made by Paramount and Wonder Works Studio, provides a thrilling story and a variety of challenges, predominantly for fans of the famous TV show. 

Basketball Legends

This fast-paced basketball game is made by InfinitySports, which is ideal for competitive sports players on the Roblox platform. To be the best on the court in Basketball Legends, you must earn codes and buy emotes and other items to improve your stats and abilities.  

IT GIRL

For all of you fashion gurus, this Bratz-inspired game allows you to dress up, choose accessories, and go wild with items from all fashion eras and animation lines. IT GIRL comes from IT GIRL Magazine, and it’s not aiming exclusively girls, but all audiences alike. 

Participants of The Hunt: Mega Edition must be prepared for a contest of skill, and no purchases are available or necessary. The top ten players ages 13 to 17 will be accompanied by a parent on their trip to California. Start playing The Hunt: Mega Edition right now!  

All Arcane Lineage Base Classes Ranked

There are the classes you can become when first starting the game. When you reach level 5, you will be able to choose one and upgrade it. However, you can put specialization points into your desired stat even before reaching level 5, so you can prepare for your Base Class. Each Base Class is unique and good at a certain area of battle, so make sure to think carefully.

Base Class Tier List

The Base Class tier list, as can be seen here, is very polarizing. But the tier list does not go below a B, and that is because none of these classes are bad. Any of these classes can be used and upgraded in the harsh world of Arcane Lineage. That said, Thief is by far the strongest one, and below we will explain why in detail.

Base Class List

Below is a detailed list of all Base Classes in Arcane Lineage:

Base Classes	Active Abilities	Passive Abilities	Description
	• Stab (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 2 – Type: Physical – Damage: 6 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Inflicts Bleed • Pocket Sand (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: N/A – Scaling: STR – Effect: Inflicts Blindness	• Thievery (50 gold) – Gain increased gold from all sources. • Agile (50 gold) – Sprint speed increased.	• The main focus of the Thief class is fast combat, quickly engaging and disengaging enemies. • They use their skills to disorient their foes and make them bleed with their dagger. • This class is considered to be the best starting class in Arcane Lineage. • The cost of their abilities is also not as expensive as some others, making this class even better.
	• Pommel Strike (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Chance to stun • Double Slash (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 x 2 – Scaling: STR – Effect: N/A	• Sword Training (50 gold) – Your Sword weapon damage is permanently increased. • Swift Fighter (50 gold) – Dodging successfully grants you a short speed buff.	• Slayer is a mid-range, hard-hitting class. • It scales very well with physical damage and STR. • They use their spear to inflict poison on their foes and deal bursts of damage. • Dodging with this class grants you a speed boost, making them very agile and versatile in battle.
	• Barrage (55 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 3.33 x 3 – Scaling: STR – Effect: N/A • Endure (55 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Duration: 2 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Gain 25% increased Damage Resist	• Fighting Prowess (55 gold) – Your Cestus weapon damage is permanently increased. • Iron Body (55 gold) – Takes less damage while blocking.	• Martial Artist is a very tanky and melee-combat-focused class. • They use their fists to break through the enemies’ defenses and use their strong bodies to block enemy attacks. • This class has the unique benefit of taking less damage while blocking, so tanking is much easier. • High STR scaling allows this class to wield its Cestus weapon with ease.
	• Pommel Strike (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Chance to stun • Double Slash (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 x 2 – Scaling: STR – Effect: N/A	• Sword Training (50 gold) – Your Sword weapon damage is permanently increased. • Strength Training (50 gold) – Your block par size is increased.	• Warrior is a high-damage class with many burst abilities. • Their attacks are so heavy that they have a chance to stun the enemy for a few seconds. • They scale with physical damage and STR, using the sword as their main weapon.
	• Magic Missile (40 gold) – Cost: 0 – Cooldown: 0 – Type: Magic – Damage: 6 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Changes color based on your Soul Color.	• Scholar Training (40 gold) – Your Staff weapon damage is permanently increased. • Coward (40 gold) – Gain increased escape chance. Enemies will target you less.	• The Wizard is unique in that it has only one active ability. • They focus on attacking from afar and providing support. • Specialization in the Arcane allows them to deal a lot of damage at short intervals. • Sadly, they are wounded very easily as they have no way to defend themself and are left wide open while casting their magic. • Their abilities cost less than other classes.

We can see that, sadly, not all Base Classes were created equal. The Thief and Slayer Classes are leagues better than the others, but that does not mean that the others do not have a use. For example, the Wizard Class is mostly a gimmick class, but if mastered, it can be stronger than all the others. Make sure to choose the correct class for your playstyle, as more class slots will cost you.

All Arcane Lineage Sub Classes Ranked

Sub Class is available after reaching level 5. There are not many of them, but they make up for it with their incredible versitility and power. You can experiment with them as you wish since they can be changed at any time by talking to a Sub Class Trainer.

Sub Class Tier List

This Tier List is short, as there are currently only 3 Sub Classes in Arcane Lineage. But quantity is not always the most important thing. Each of these Sub Classes brings a unique and powerful side to your already established character. Some are good at offense, some support, and some even economics.

Sub Class List

Here are the abilities and explanations of why these Sub Classes are so good and what their main use is in and outside of battle:

Sub Class	Active Abilities	Passive Abilities	Description
	• Latir Minor (400 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 10 – Type: N/A – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Increase your team’s damage by 5%, reduce incoming damage by 5%, and give your team small health regeneration. • Rebanar Major (400 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 10 – Type: N/A – Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: The enemies are Vulnerable for four and Blind for three turns.	• Curar Forte (Utility Item) (400 gold) – Sacrifice 3% of your total health to heal your team for 6% of their total health. Be careful, as this ability can kill you.	• Bards are the best at supporting their team, as they have both buffs for your allies and debuffs for the enemies. • What separates Bards from other supports is that all their buffs/debuffs are AOE, meaning they hit everyone. • This allows Bards to be more effective with their abilities and help your team when it matters the most. • They also possess Curar Forte, the best party heal in the game. • Be careful, as abilities that take your own health do not have a limiter and can kill you if you are not paying attention.
	• Dangerous Mixture (200 gold + 1 Small Health Potion) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: Apply 3 random debuffs to the target. This attack cannot be dodged or blocked.	• Iron Gut (200 gold + 1 Ferrus Skin Potion) – Reduce the self-damaging effects of potions, allowing you to drink more of the same type. • Create Cauldron (Utility Item) (200 gold + 1 Invisibility Potion) – Get a skill that allows you to spawn a cauldron anywhere. • Certified (200 gold) – You can sell potions and ingredients to the apothercary for money.	• Alchemist is a specialized Sub Class focused on making and using potions. • These potions can deal damage, apply buffs and debuffs, and make you a pretty penny. • After a bit of leveling, you will be able to spawn a cauldron anywhere, allowing you to make potions on the go. • These potions can also be sold to the Apothecary for a high price, so this class is good for economic purposes even outside of battle. • To unlock the Alchemist’s full potential, you will need to prepare a few potions. • You need three different potions to unlock all abilities.
	• Mark (250 gold + Mushroom Cap) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 2 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: If an enemy is killed by this, they are added to your Bestiary. This attack cannot be dodged or blocked. • Expose (250 gold + Restless Fragment) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: You mark an enemy, increasing their Weakness by 2x.	• Bestiary (Utility Item) (Free) – Gain the Bestiary. The Bestiary lets you see the information about enemies you previously killed in battle. – Enemies registered to the Bestiary using the Mark ability will have better item drop rates in the future. • Sneak (250 Gold + Sand Core) – You can crouch, moving slowly to avoid enemy encounters. – While you crouch, you continuously take damage. Be careful, as this ability can kill you.	• The Beastmaster is an extremely versatile Sub Class, allowing for many different play styles. • Its main goal is to get more loot and item drops from mobs. By registering monsters into your Bestiary, you gain more information about them. • Once you unlock the Mark ability, you will be able to get extra loot upon killing enemies. • If used correctly, this class can give you very rare items and allow you to progress through the game much faster than other Sub Classes. • The Beastmaster can also be used as a support, weakening and exposing enemies’ weak points for yourself and your team.

Choosing the correct Sub Class for your character is extremely important, so choose carefully. All three of these options bring something special to the table, so do not be afraid to experiment. The Alchemist and Beastmaster are good for getting money and items, so consider that if you are low on funds or are aiming to get something expensive.

All Arcane Lineage Super Classes Ranked

Super Classes are unlocked on level 15 and are the most powerful form in the game. They all have unique abilities that build on their Base Class counterpart, allowing for versatile and fun gameplay. They are quite expensive to get and upgrade, so make sure you have enough gold before getting them. They are also taught by different Super Class Trainers, making it somewhat difficult to obtain them.

Super Classes Tier List

Classes like Martial Artist get a very polarizing spread in this case, being the best and the worst in their respective niches. On the opposite side of the spectrum, the Slayer Super Classes are all high tier and are some of the best choices in the game. Choosing the right Super Class to upgrade to can be difficult, so let’s take a look at all the details below.

Super Classes List

All Super Classes have unique damage types, passives, and scaling. We will delve deep and see which Super Class is the best for your playstyle:

Super Classes	Active Abilities	Passive Abilities	Description
	Blazing Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 2.1 x 8 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Multi-hit barrage that can inflict Burn. • Fire Sutra (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Fire – Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Empower your or your allies’ weapon with the power of fire, giving the weapon a chance to inflict Burn. • Flame Drop (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 15 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Burse of fire deamage, also damages adjacent enemies. • Holy Mantra (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Holy – Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Give yourself or an ally a Defense and Resist buff.	• Blessed Fists (400 Gold) – Much stronger block and increased overall healing.	• The Monk is undoubtedly the strongest Super Class in Arcane Lineage. • He has Heals, Shields, Burst Damage, and Buffs. • He is a specialized tank that dishes out some formidable damage while also buffing himself and his allies. • On top of everything, his attacks apply Burn, which is very effective against most enemies in the game.
	• Rending Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 3.5 x 3 + 3.5 if Bleeding – Scaling: STR – Effect: Perform 3 fast attacks on an enemy, shredding them. If the enemy is bleeding, deal bonus damage and heal yourself. • Blood Eruption (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 9 – Type: Magic – Damage: 16 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: Sacrifice a bit of health to devastate all enemies in an AOE explosion of blood. • Bloody Burst (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 2.5 x 4 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: Stab yourself, creating 4 blood shards for each enemy. Fire the blood shards at each enemy for an AOE burst.	• Blood Berserk (400 Gold) – Increase your damage for each 1% of health missing. 1.5x damage at 50% health. • Deranged Fighter (400 Gold) – Debuffs make you go Berserk.	• This Super Class prides itself on massive damage spikes and incredible AOE attacks. • The lower health they are, the more damage they do. Their Berserk mode boosts their damage and resistance even further. • The Impaler has some of the highest damage possible, depending on their buffs.
	• Head Splitter (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 16 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Jump onto an enemy and do a devastating attack. This attack inflicts Vulnerable for 2 turns. • Darklight Drain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 (or more) – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Dark – Damage: 2 x All Available Energy – Scaling: STR – Effect: This attack does more damage the more energy you have. • Rage Empower (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Physical – Duration: 5 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Enter a blind rage that gives you a x1.377 damage multiplier. Your defenses are slightly lowered in this state.	• Greatsword Training (400 Gold) – Allows you to buy and use the Greatsword. • Bloodlust (400 Gold) – Get 10% increased damage whenever you kill an enemy and a 40% damage increase when below 30% health.	• Berserkers are mindless killing machines, disregarding their own safety for more damage. • Like the Impaler, the lower their health is, the more damage they do. • The Berserker also has a unique trick: they get scaling damage buffs for each enemy they defeat.
	• Call Skeleton (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 8 – Type: Dark – Damage: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Summon a Skeleton to fight for you. • Darklight Drain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Dark – Damage: 6 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Lift an enemy into the air, draining their life. This energy heals you and your summons for 150% of the damage dealt. • Raise Dead (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 25 – Type: Dark – Damage: 12 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Choose a dead ally to revive. They come back to the battle with 40% HP.	• Dark Caster (400 Gold) – Chance to get more energy per turn. • Death Syphon (400 Gold) – Killing an enemy heals you and gives you a short burst of speed.	• The Necromancer Super Class is the best non-STR class in the game. • They summon Skeletons, drain enemies, and, most importantly, they revive their fallen allies, giving them a unique advantage compared to all other Super Classes. • They get more energy per turn, meaning they can cast magic more often for maximum damage output.
	• Cleansing Prayer (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 0 – Scaling: Outgoing healing. – Effect: Cleanse all debuffs. • Holy Grace (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 0 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: A massive heal scaling with STR and ARC (ARC primarily) • Light Burst (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 9 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: A burst AOE attack that inflicts Blindness on all enemies. This attack cannot be dodged.	• Graceful Returns (400 Gold) – Healing an ally gives you a buff. • Holy Emissary (400 Gold) – Increase all healing by 50%	• The Saint is a healing machine, cleansing and healing their allies without any drawback. • When they heal an ally, they become buffed, dealing more damage and becoming more tanky. • They also have an incredible utility tool, the Light Burst, that blinds all enemies.
	• Impaling Strike (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Thrust your blade into an enemy, inflicting 2 Bleeds. • Flowing Dance (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 1.35 x 8 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Leap into the air, doing a dance of blades, continuously damaging an enemy. • Simple Domain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: N/A – Scaling: STR – Effect: Enter a stance that counters any enemy that attacks you.	• Dual Blader (400 Gold) – Allows you to dual-wield blades, making you more proficient with them. • Parry Training (400 Gold) – You get a chance to Parry attacks when blocking.	• Blade Dancers are unique in that they can wield 2 weapons at the same time for maximum damage output. • This Super Class has incredible damage, AOE, and even defensive options. • They can Parry attacks and deal damage back to the opponents when they attack.
	• Blaze (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Perform a wave of fire that hits all enemies. • Lightning Crash (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Magic – Damage: 14 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Do an AOE lightning attack that has a chance to stun enemies. • Gale Uplift (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 12 – Type: nature – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Give your team increased speed and a chance to dodge attacks. Lower the enemies’ chance to block and dodge.	• Elemental Master (400 Gold) – You take less elemental damage. • Caster (400 Gold) – Chance to get extra energy per turn.	• This Super Class is primarily focused on elemental magic, having a versitile kit that allows them to play in many ways. • They have AOE burns, AOE stuns, and even team buffs. • They get a lot of energy per turn, allowing them to overwhelm the enemy with constant barrages of elemental devastation.
	• Holy Crash (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Holy – Damage: 11 – Scaling: STR/END – Effect: Deal a little amount of damage to all enemies, aggroing them onto yourself for 2 turns. • Pure Resonation (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 9 – Type: Holy – Duration: 5 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Bless your allies with a 20% Damage Reduction buff and grant them 1.5% of their max HP as regen. • Sacred Call (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Holy – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Bless an ally with 15% Damage Reduction and a damage-reflecting shield that returns 30% of all melee damage.	• Enduring Fighter (400 Gold) – Take greatly reduced damage. • Shieled Training (400 Gold) – You can use a Shield, which increases your block window and reduces incoming damage.	• Paladins are a very tanky, durable Super Class that also deals incredible damage with low cooldowns. • They also have buffs in their kit, making their allies very tanky, too. •They possess a shield, which makes them easier to hit, but in turn grants them some incredible defensive options.
	• Rallying Shout (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Physical – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Give all your allies a damage, speed, and defense buff. This ability also draws aggro. • Discharge (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Magic – Damage: 10 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: An AOE ability that has a chance to stun. • Empowered Pierce (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: Pierce an enemy, dealing devastating damage. This attack has a chance to stun.	• Rooted Fighter (400 Gold) – You can use a Shield, which increases your block window and reduces incoming damage. • Poised Slayer (400 Gold) – Dodges and Blocks recover your health. Healing is decreased based on how high your SPD stat is.	• Lancers use their long spears and their trusty shields to be an all-around powerhouse. • They also have an AOE stun, a single target stun, and an AOE party damage buff. • They also recover health when they block or dodge an attack, making them that much harder to kill.
	• Slash Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Slash the enemy 3 times, dealing extra damage if the enemy is bleeding. • Poison Trap (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Poison – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: A Poison trap that lasts 2 turns. Can activate 3 times before breaking. • Dagger Spread (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR/LUCK – Effect: Leap into the air, throwing your daggers and hitting 3 enemies.	• Blader (400 Gold) – Your daggers deal more damage and inflict Bleed on enemies. • Advanced Thief (400 Gold) – Become better at looting your enemies, getting better items.	• Rogues are masters of quick killing, traps, and stealing. • They also have an AOE stun, a single target stun, and an AOE party damage buff. • They also recover health when they block or dodge an attack, making them that much harder to kill.
	• Call Darkbeast (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Summon a Darkbeast to fight for you. Consume darkcores to empower it. • Dark Smite (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: 2 x 4 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Strike the enemy 4 times, empowered by your Crit chance. • Darkcore Eruption (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Duration: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Damages and debuffs an enemy, scaling with the number of darkcores consumed.	• Darkborne (400 Gold) – Critical attacks create darkcores. Your Strike scales with ARC. • Spirit Wraith (400 Gold) – When below 40% HP, your summons become empowered and gain lifesteal.	• Dark Wraiths specialize in summoning, specifically summoning a Darkbeast. • The Darkbeast scales with the amount of darkcores consumed, meaning it has incredible potential. • They have a lot of damage and debuff options, making them a versatile and fun option for any playstyle.
	• Flourish (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Nature – Damage: 9 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: Damages all enemies in an AOE burst and lowers their defense. Raise your Speed and Aggro for 1 turn. • Perennial Canopy (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 12 – Type: Nature – Damage: 3 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: Start a rain that deals damage to all enemies for 4 turns. • Stinger (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Poison – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: Deals damage to all enemies, inflicting them with Poison and Vulnerable. • Enrichment (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Nature – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Give your allies +2 Regeneration, a 12.5% Damage buff, and Vulnerable to target enemy.	• Verdant Archer (400 Gold) – Dodges and Crits give you a Damage and Speed boost that stacks. Your Strikes scale with Arcane.	• Rangers focus on overpowering their enemies with the power of nature. • They have AOE attacks that poison all enemies, as well as lower their defense. • They are very fast and usually attack first in a fight, giving them the edge over the enemy.
	• Shadow Form (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Dark – Duration: 2 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Become invisible, dealing more damage with your next attack. You are untargetable while this is active. • Poison Fan (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Poison – Damage: 3.5 x 3 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: Throws out a fan of poisoned daggers, hitting 3 enemies. • Stealth Strike (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 10 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Teleport behind a target, stabbing them in the back. This attack inflicts 2 stacks of Cursed if the target is poisoned.	• Shadow (400 Gold) – Chance to phase through attacks. • Poisoner (400 Gold) – Critical attacks apply Poison.	• This Super Class is focused on killing the enemy without being seen. • They can become invisible and deal bonus damage when not being seen by enemies. • They also have AOE options, but their main objective is to quickly kill a single target.
	• Dark Glare (750 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Inclift an enemy with 2 Weakened, 3 Vulnerable, and 2 Blinded effects. • Abyss Anchor (750 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 11 – Type: Hex – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Remove 2 energy from the target and prevent energy gain. • Inverse Abyss (750 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Hex – Damage: 0 – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Set a trap that redirects all debuffs aimed at your team to the enemy team.	• Inverse Flaws (750 Gold) – Gain bonuses from being debuffed. • Tactician (750 Gold) – Start fights prepared, applying 3 stacks of Vulnerable on all enemies.	• The Hexer class is focused on debuffing and disabling their enemies’ magic. • They have good options for disruption and also gain stat bonuses when being debuffed themselves. • They have a unique trait that allows them to make enemies Vulnerable when the battle starts.
	• Crushing Strike (750 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 9 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Inflict the enemy with 3 stacks of Vulnerable. • Party Table (750 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 1.5 x 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Spin around, dealing bursts of damage to all enemies. • Burst Combo (750Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 2.5 x 4 – Scaling: STR/LUCK – Effect: Perform a 4-hit combo on an enemy. This attack deals bonus damage if the enemy is Vulnerable.	• Crusher (750 Gold) – Become empowered when applying negative effects. This damage buff lasts 3 turns. • Bruiser (750 Gold) – Gain increased Speed and Defense when below 50% HP.	• This Super Class specializes in overwhelming damage and defense. • The Brawler applies debuffs on an enemy and gains increased stats when they do. • Brawlers gain increased speed and defense when low HP, making them quite hard to kill.

Some Super Classes have health-based scaling, some have incredible speed, and some have very high burst damage and AOE. Sadly, not all of them are on the same level, and some stand out more than others. The Brawler is fun but has low stats and influence compared to others, making it unviable. The Monk, which is from the same evolution tree, is the best because of its Fire attacks and ability to buff the entire team. Consult this list carefully when choosing a Super Class, as they are very expensive to upgrade, and it can take you a while to change them if you don’t like the one you chose.

How to Train Classes and Level Up

To train your Classes up and evolve them to a higher form, you need to find Class Trainers. They are scattered around the world, in towns and villages, but also in the wilderness. They can be quite hard to locate, so make sure you are well-informed before heading out to find them. Each training costs a certain amount of gold, and some are more expensive than others. A normal upgrade costs 400 Gold, while an upgrade for a Hexer, for example, costs 750 Gold per level.

That is all for our Arcane Lineage Complete Class tier list and guide. Looking for more information? Check out our Race and Class combos guide to ensure your survival in the harsh wilderness.

What are Factions in Rune Slayer?

Currently, there are two factions in Rune Slayer:

• The Holy Faction – Knight’s Templar (The Good Guys)
• The Demon Faction – Demonic Sect (The Bad Guys)

You don’t have to join either of these factions, but if you do, you will gain access to a new spawn point, new faction quests, new gear, and a few more benefits.

How to Join the Holy Faction in Rune Slayer

Joining the Holy Faction in Rune Slayer is super simple. It’s almost like the game wants you to join it. When you get to Lakeshire, look for a large cave-like entrance with an elevator and a climbable rope. Take either of these up and look at the entrance towards Bahlgar. Take the stone steps that lead up and immediately turn right. It’s a bit of a steep climb, but you shouldn’t have any trouble following this path. Follow the path, go around the mountain, and you’ll reach the Knight’s Templar. Walk in and talk to the leader (Arthiel, the Sacred Blade).

After you join, you can set the spawn point in the Knight’s Templar base and unlock the Holy knight armory, but only after you finish the introduction quest and start ranking up.

How to Join the Demon Faction in Rune Slayer

If you want to play for the bad guys (don’t worry, we prefer that too), you can join the Demon Sect. The only problem is that getting there isn’t exactly easy. In fact, to get to the Demon Sect base, you actually need to go through the Holy Faction guards. Follow this guide to get there and don’t sespiar if you fall, die, or get knocked into lava by an Imp (it happens to everyone):

• From Lakeshire, go through the Cave and climb up (the same cave you’d use to get to Bahlgar / Knight’s Templar
• Go towards the sealed door (guarded by two Templar Knights)
• Pay the guard on the right 5 silver to unlock the sealed door
• Navigate fast through the volcanic area (follow our gif)
• Don’t linger too much because you’ll start burning after a while (this will slowly lower your health)
• Once you make it to the Demon faction base, talk to the leader (Malzareth, the Worldscorcher) to join

As you can tell, this is much trickier than joining the Holy Faction. Fortunately, unlike the Holy Faction, the Demon Sect has a unique ability to travel using red portals. Currently, there are two portals: one that leads to the Wilderness and one that leads to Bahlgar.

Why Join a Faction in Rune Slayer?

During its release week, many Rune Slayer players were claiming that there was no point in joining any of the factions because they did nothing. Sure, you were setting yourself up to battle players from the opposing faction, but seeing how almost nobody was doing PvP, it seemed pointless.

Fortunately (or unfortunately), a week has gone by, and now we actually know you can buy faction gear from the vendors. These armor pieces are considered some of the best in the game, but there is a catch. In order to buy a single piece of this gear, you need to pay upwards of 10 g for a single weapon / armor, and you also need to reach a high enough rank with the faction.

How do you gain ranks with your faction? By killing players from the opposing action, of course. The more you kill, the better your rank will be. However, you won’t get your rank right away. All your kills are calculated at the end of the week, after which you’ll gain access to the faction vendor and see how much longer you need to grind before you’re eligible to buy a weapon or armor.

In essence, after you join a faction, you just start killing players from the opposing faction, and at the end of the week, buy new armor and gear.

How to Leave a Faction in Rune Slayer?

You can’t. As of writing this, there is no way to leave after you’ve picked a faction with a character. There is a good chance this will be fixed in an update, but for now, think twice before you commit to either the Holy or the Demon faction.

That’s all there is to it. Now go out there and do evil… uhhh… GOOD things in Rune Slayer. If you need more help with Rune Slayer End Game, check out our guide on Essential Rune Slayer End Game Tips. If you want to stay up to date with Rune Slayer, keep an eye out for the unofficial Trello board.

Ninja Time Accessories Tier List

As we can see, there are a lot of top-tier Accessories in Ninja Time, but the best ones are always the hardest to get. If you can’t get your hands on something as good as Black Flames Clothing or Hero’s Clothing, a good starting Accessory would be Bones Clothing or Ankokuji Member Clothing, as they are not too hard to get, and they give good stats for the early game.

Ninja Time Accessories List

Here is a detailed and complete list of all Accessories in Ninja Time, ranked by stats, usefulness, and rarity:

Accessory	Bonuses	Pros and Cons
	• +20% Vitality • +20% Chakra • +5 Chakra Per Second	+ Best overall stats + Very high scaling + Highest Chakra regeneration in the game – No flat stat bonuses
	• +50 Chakra • +5 Ninjutsu Mastery Level	+ Highest chakra bonus in the game + Big flat Ninjutsu Mastery bonus + Great for early to mid game – No scaling bonuses – No regeneration
	• +20% Vitality • +20% Chakra • +5 Health Per Second	+Best overall stats + Very high scaling + Highest Health regeneration in the game – No flat stat bonuses
	• Fire Scarecrow’s Mask: +10 Vitality / +5 Fire Mastery Level • Water Scarecrow’s Mask: +10 Vitality / +5 Water Mastery Level • Wind Scarecrow’s Mask: +10 Vitality / +5 Wind Mastery Level • Lightning Scarecrow’s Mask: +10 Vitality / +5 Lightning Mastery Level • +3 Health per second	+ Incredible versatility + Usable with all elements + High health regeneration – Hard to get – No scaling bonuses
	• +50 Vitality • +5 Taijutsu Mastery Level • +5 Weapons Mastery Level • +2 Health per second	+ High flat Vitality stat + Great for Taijutsu and Weapons + Good health regeneration
	• +5 Ninjutsu Mastery Level • +5 Genjutsu Mastery Level • +2 chakra per second	+ Great scaling with Mastery Levels + Good Chakra regeneration – No flat stat bonuses
	• +10% on Vitality • +5 Ninjutsu Mastery Level • +5 Genjutsu Mastery Level	+ Good Vitality scaling + Great Mastery Level bonuses – No flat stat bonuses
	• +50 Vitality • +2 Health per second • +2 Chakra per second	+ High flat Vitality stat + Only item with both Health and Chakra regeneration – No scaling bonuses
	• +75 Vitality • +3 chakra per second	+ Highest flat Vitality stat in the game + Great Chakra regeneration – No scaling bonuses
	• +50 Vitality • +5 Taijutsu Mastery Level • +5 Weapons Mastery Level	+ High flat Vitality stat + Great Mastery Level bonuses – No regeneration
	• +75 Vitality • +10 Earth Mastery Level	+ Highest flat Vitality stat in the game + Highest flat Earth Mastery Level bonus in the game -No scaling bonuses
	• +15% on Vitality	+ Great Vitality scaling – No flat bonuses – Better in late-game
	• +15% on Vitality	+ Great Vitality scaling – No flat bonuses – Better in late-game
	• +12% on Vitality • +10% on Chakra	+ Great Vitality scaling + Good Chakra scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +8% on Vitality • +10% Healing on Items and Jutsus	+ Good Vitality scaling + Boosted healing, meaning better survivability in fights – No flat stat bonuses
	• +50 Chakra	+ Excellent flat Chakra bonus – No scaling bonuses – No regeneration – No Mastery Level bonuses
	• +12% on Vitality • +10% on Chakra	+ Great Vitality scaling + Good Chakra scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +20% Healing on Items and Jutsus	+ Best Healing boost in the game – No flat stat bonuses – No scaling bonuses – No regeneration
	• +10% on Vitality • +5 Ninjutsu Mastery Level • +5 Genjutsu Mastery Level	+ Good Vitality scaling + Great Mastery Level bonuses – No regeneration
	• +12% on Vitality • +8% on Chakra	+ Great Vitality scaling + Good Chakra scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +2% on Vitality • +5 Taijutsu Mastery Level • +5 Weapons Mastery Level	+ Great Mastery Level bonuses + Vitality scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +8% on Vitality • +8% on Chakra	+ Good Vitality scaling + Good Chakra Scaling – No regeneration – No Mastery Level bonuses
	• +10% on Vitality	+ Great Vitality scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration – No Mastery Level bonuses
	• +5% on Chakra • +5 Taijutsu Mastery Level	+ Good Chakra scaling + Good Taijutsu Mastery bonus – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +20 Vitality • +10 Ice Mastery Level	+ Great flat Vitality bonus + Highest flat Ice Mastery Level bonus in the game – No scaling bonuses – No regeneration
	• +5% on Vitality • +5 Taijutsu Mastery Level	+ Vitality scaling + Great Taijutsu Mastery Level bonus – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +10 Agility Mastery Level	+ Highest Agility Mastery Level bonus – No scaling bonuses – No regeneration – No flat stat bonuses
	• +2% Vitality • +10 Agility Maestry Level	+ Vitality scaling + Highest Agility Mastery Level bonus – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration
	• +8% on Vitality	+ Good Vitality scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration – No Mastery Level bonuses
	• +5% on Vitality	+ Vitality scaling – No flat stat bonuses – No regeneration – No Mastery Level bonuses
	• +1% Level XP Boost	+ Great for leveling – No direct boost to power in any way
	• +1% Level XP Boost	+ Great for leveling – No direct boost to power in any way

After a detailed examination of all Accessories, in and out of combat, we found that Vitality is the most crucial factor when choosing an Accessory. In other words, being able to withstand a hit or two more can make all the difference. Chakra is also good, but as there are Chakra Regeneration abilities in everyone’s kit, they are not as important. Mastery Levels are also important, but those depend on your build, so choose them carefully.

How do I Get Accessories in Ninja Time

You can get Ninja Time Accessories in many different ways. Defeating Bosses is the simplest and main way to get them, but some Accessories are available through missions, too. Make sure to explore the world around you, and you will find good Accessories everywhere you look.

And that is all for our Ninja Time Accessory guide and tier list. Want to learn more? Check out our Ninja Time Clans, Families, and Elements guides.

All Ninja Time Clan Moves Listed

Below are listed all clans and their skills from the Roblox game Ninja Time, including two Clans waiting to be released. Take your time to study them and choose the one that best reflects your playing style and anime ambitions. Once you finish, we advise you to check our ultimate Ninja Time Clans guide and tier list, so you can make an informed decision when deciding which Ninja Time Clan to join and make history.

Soul

Soul is a common clan in Ninja Time (48,5% spin chance) best known for efficiency against groups of enemies. Overall, it’s a mediocre clan but can be quite fun in the hands of a player skilled in enemy-controlling.

Skill Name: Names not released yet	Requirements	Effect
	Ninjutsu 5	Damage 50 + 1 per Mastery level is a good start, especially with Defense break.
	Ninjutsu 10	This is very cool: control the enemy and apply Defense break, great for strategists.
	Ninjutsu 15	High-output damage of 100 + 1 per Mastery level, and Defense break to boot.
	Ninjutsu 20	While 0 damage sounds lame, imagine what you can do while controlling multiple enemies and imposing Defense break on them.
	Ninjutsu 25	This is what you want: base damage 300 + 2 per mastery level, AND Defense break to sweeten the deal.

Related: All Ninja Time Boss Drops, Location, and Respawn Times on ProGameGuides

Healer

Like Soul, Healer is also a common clan (48,5%), and the one you will probably roll first. It is a support character focused on healing both you and your allies. Probably the least effective clan combat-wise.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Come To Me	Healer 1	A quick dash and a mighty melee blow to one target. 10 damage + 6 per Mastery level.
Auto Heal	Healer 5	Heals one person, either you or one of your friends touched, for 5 health per second + 0,5 per Mastery level
Destroying Kick	Healer 8	A mighty blow, ideal against melee juggernauts, granting +8 Mastery level and Defense break against enemies.
Heal Area	Healer 5	A healing power affecting both you and your friends in the surrounding area, healing 5 HP per second and +0,5 Mastery level.
Mega Clutcher	Healer 8	An impressive jump-and-detonate skill dealing area damage near your landing spot, dealing 20 damage +10 per Mastery level.
Auto Heal rage	Healer 15	Increases your damage output but drains your Chakra pool in addition to regular healing, healing 25 HP per second +0,5 Mastery level, drains 30 Chakra per second.
Healer Mask	Healer 25	A fantastic healing tool bringing you up to full life, +20 Taijutsu Mastery per 30 seconds.
Heal Area rage	Healer 15	Similar to Auto Heal rage but works like an area effect, healing 25 health per second and +0,3 Mastery level.
Chakra Hand	Healer 20	Increases your attack speed, movement, and Taijutsu melee damage output by 1,5x.

Bone

In terms of rarity, Bone is an epic clan with a 15% spin chance. It combines strong ranged attacks with solid defensive abilities, and is capable of passive damage output to enemies. A decent clan, but still not impressive as some others.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Bone Balls	Bone 1	Your basic, low-damage ranged attack sticking to multiple targets, dealing 1 hp per bone + 0,9 per Mastery level.
Bone Dagger	Bone 4	Creates a moderately effective melee weapon made out of bone, causing 2 seconds of blood damage per hit.
Bone Drill Spike	Bone 8	Area of effect skill producing epic bone spikes hitting several enemies, with a damage output of 12 HP + 6 per Mastery level.
Bone Mode	Bone 4	You get a set of bone armor, afflicting more damage in melee, and base damage is increased 10% from defense.
Bone Dance	Bone 6	Visually stunning move, inflicting solid damage to single melee target, inflicting 3 HP per hit + 1,1 per Mastery level, 5 seconds of blood damage and imposes Defense break.
Bone Mountain Spike	Bone 12	Similar to Bone Drill Spike, but more powerful and covers a larger area with huge spikes, dealing 15 HP + 8 per Mastery level.
Bone Spike Area	Bone 15	Another spiked area of effect skill, targeting many opponents, now with a massive damage output causing 18 HP + 10 per Mastery level.
Bone Spike Dash	Bone 20	The most powerful move consisted of a devastating and eye-pleasing melee charge, inflicting 20 damage + 30 per Mastery level.

Bug

If crowd control is your thing, Bug clan offers tons of fun. It is a rare clan with a 30% spin chance, ideal for ranged attack players who like to deal with multiple enemies at once. However, Bug clan is still inferior to several others Ninja Time clans, especially those related to Eyes.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Insect Infusion	Bug 1	Shrouds you with insects providing extra damage output of 1 second of poison damage per hit.
Insect Swarm	Bug 5	Attaches to the person you are targeting and deals constant damage, dealing 10 HP + 4 per Master level and 5 seconds of poison damage.
Insect Domain	Bug 12	An area of effect power dealing solid damage to multiple targets, dealing 3 HP per hit + 2 per Mastery level and inflicts 1 second of poison damage.
Insect Tornado	Bug 8	Similar to Insect Domain but less powerful, inflicting 2 HP per hit + 2 per Mastery level and 1 second of poison damage.
Insect Orb	Bug 10	Creates an orb dealing massive damage to all inside, taking 15 damage + 10 per Mastery level, 10 second poison damage and causes Defense break.
Insect Suffocate	Bug 15	A huge blue orb dealing tons of damage to multiple targets, quite mighty when stacked with other skills, causing 5 HP per hit + 1 per mastery level and 1 second of poison damage.

Shadow

Shadow can be a bit disappointing for some players since it’s based around enemy group control instead of dealing massive amounts of damage. It’s a rare clan with 30% spin chance, but most players skip the Shadow and go for more powerful clans.

Skill Name: Names not released yet	Requirement	Effect
	Ninjutsu 5	Your basic attack with a nice damage of 50 + 1 per Mastery level.
	Ninjutsu 5	Zero damage output, but you can control the enemy and apply Defense break to the target.
	Ninjutsu 10	Now we’re talking: you deal base damage 80 + 1 per Mastery level, and enable Defense break in a flashy way.
	Ninjutsu 10	In addition to damage 100 + 1 per Mastery level, you can use Defense break against foes.
	Ninjutsu 15	No damage, but you can control multiple enemies and apply Defense break to all of them.
	Ninjutsu 15	Another zero damage skill, but involves Defense break and can give you Chakra boost +20 per second.
	Ninjutsu 20	This is a reliable attack of damage 30 per hit + 1 per Mastery level, you’ll be using it a lot.
	Ninjutsu 20	A better version of enemy hindering, with no damage, but with Defense break and +30 Chakra per second.
	Ninjutsu 25	Your ultimate skill, dealing damage 400 + 2 per mastery level, albeit with a 40 second cooldown.

Fighter

With it’s Inner Gates, Fighters can be truly deadly clan members. They are focused on high amounts of melee damage and a lot of combat techniques. It’s a legendary clan with a 5% spin chance.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Falling Meteor Strike	Taijutsu 5	Punches the enemy and lifts it high into the air, dealing 10 base damage +4 per Mastery level.
Ascending Gale Kick	Taijutsu 15	Another physical attack with spectacular aerial combat experience, with a base damage of 5 HP per hit, +3 per Mastery level.
Teleporting Meteor Kick	Taijutsu 10	A short teleportation followed by a devastating kick, dealing 10 damage + 5 per Mastery, excellent for melee combat in the open.
Dynamic Entry	Taijutsu 10	A quick dash and a powerful melee punch in the end, great for taking out distant enemies. The base damage is only 10, but +6 per Mastery level is what makes thig skill so efficient.
	From 5 to 50 Taijutsu.	The ultimate fighter move, inflicting over-the-top damage while you gain even more speed and agility. Depending on your Gate, buffs range from +5 Mastery and +6 Agility Mastery, to +40 Mastery and +20 Agility mastery.

Yellow Thunder

Yellow Thunder is an extremely fun clan to play due to unparalleled speed and movement abilities. It also feature a unique combat prowess, and it’s a mighty clan indeed, even compared to famous Eyes. Yellow Thunder is a Legendary clan with a 5% spin chance.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Yellow Kunai	Yellow Thunder 1	Throw a Kunai to mark a teleport location for Yellow Teleport. You can have multiple Kunai across the world.
Yellow Teleport	Yellow Thunder 1	Teleport to any Yellow Kunai you choose by clicking on the menu on your left that appears when pressing the move’s key.
Mark of the Storm	Yellow Thunder 6	A melee grab attack marking hit targets and enabling you to teleport next to them in an instant.
Yellow Seal	Yellow Thunder 4	Summons a seal to absorb and negate any projectile that hits you.
Yellow Blink Dash	Yellow Thunder 6	A quick straight-line Kunai that enables immediate teleportation to where it lands, works on allies and foes.
Yellow Thunderous Flight	Yellow Thunder 8	Throw out a Kunai and if it hits a target immediately teleport above them and slam them down with a powerful, high-damage Rasengan. Damage 2 per hit + 2 per Mastery level.
Yellow Tri-Kunai Assault	Yellow Thunder 10	Throw out a Kunai and if it hits a target immediately teleport to them, throw out two more around them, rapidly teleporting and slashing them for great single-target damage. Damage 2 per hit + 2 per Mastery level.
Yellow Heavenly	Yellow Thunder 25	If a Kunai hits a target, summon a shadow clone that teleports the target away and performs a Yellow Tri-Kunai Assault on them as you charge up a Rasengan, before the clone brings the target back to you and you slam it down with a high-damage Rasengan, damage 10 per hit + 2 per Mastery level.

White Eyes

The least powerful of all Eyes, White Eyes are mythical clan with a 1% spin chance. Clan members are focused on physical combat and unique fighting styles, and having a sort-of-an X-ray vision is also very cool.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Eight Palms	White Eyes 1	A string of melee blows inflicting 8 damage per hit + 3 per Mastery level.
White Eye Vision	White Eyes 4	Enables you to see enemies’ Chakra points through walls.
32 Eight Trigrams	White Eyes 6	Mighty melee blows followed by lifting the enemy in the air and punching him even harder, 12 damage per hit + 5 per Mastery.
Eight Trigrams Palms	White Eyes 8	Gain +0,75 per Mastery level and deal even more deadly blows.
64 Eight Trigrams	White Eyes 15	A set of multiple melee attacks with devastating effect, dealing 8 HP per hit + 2 per Mastery level.
White Eye Mode	White Eyes 1 and 50+ Golden Eyes quest	Use this flamboyant mode to gain +6 White Eyes Mastery level, or Golden Eyes + 10 White Eyes Mastery level.

Purple Eyes

Now we’re talking big! Purple Eyes clan is the hardest to spin, with a divine rarity of just 0,5% chance. It is capable of doing almost all you can imagine: ranged attacks, strong group control, and high damage output.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Purple Eyes Mode	Purple Eyes 1	Allows you to use other Purple Eyes’ skills with 45% skill damage increase.
Rocket Barrage	Purple Eyes 1	You cast several small fire projectiles, each dealing 20 HP + 1 per mastery level
Universal Pull	Purple Eyes 3	Conjures an orb that pulls enemies and deal damage, 20 HP per hit + 2 per Mastery level.
Rhino Rush	Purple Eyes 7	You project a huge rhino dealing massive damage, 500 HP + 4 per Mastery level.
Divine Push	Purple Eyes 1	Enemies around you are pushed and dealt high damage, 100 HP + 1 per mastery level.
Chameleon Invocation	Purple Eyes 7	Summons a giant chameleon land mount.
Bird Invocation	Purple Eyes 7	Summons a cool looking flying mount.
Soul Grab	Purple Eyes 10	Deals spectacular damage to a nearby enemy, taking 400 HP and 5% of target’s total health + 2 per Mastery level.
Universal Absorption	Purple Eyes 10	Summons your clone with a chakra-draining red zone around it, taking 100 Chakra per second.
Hellgate	Purple Eyes 10	Summons a Hellgate damaging nearby enemies, 100 HP per hit + 1 per Mastery level.
Gama Beam	Purple Eyes 15	Channels an exploding orb pushing enemies away, dealing 300 HP per hit +4 per Mastery level.
Demonic Statue	Purple Eyes 25	Summons a divine beast dealing tremendous damage in a front line, 50 HP per hit + 4 per Mastery level.
Celestial Subjugation	Purple Eyes 20	Forms a magnetic orb pulling nearby enemies, locking them in the air and dealing massive damage, 500 HP + 4 per Mastery level.

Red Eyes

If combat is all you want, Red Eyes clan is your champion. Granted, it has a mythical rarity of just 1% chance to spin, but once engaged, they are devastating in all form of martial arts. Their multiple burst abilities are nicely paired with both close and ranged combat.

Skill Name	Requirements	Effect
Red Eyes Atributes	Genjutsu 1	Get into the Red Eyes mode and increase all of your attributes by 10%. Looks and feels great!
Red Eyes CopyJutsu	Genjutsu 4	When an opponent uses a skill, you can mimic it and turn it against him.
Red Eyes Predict	Genjutsu 6	Impressive looking feat enabling you to deflect damage in a spectacular manner.
Red Eyes Genjutsu	Genjutsu 8	A mind-blowing attack inflicting 25 damage + 3 per Mastery level.
Red Eyes Izanami	Genjutsu 10	Upon deploying this skill, all of your health and Chakra will restore in a flashy manner, stunning enemies in the process and returning them to their starting positions.

Red Eyes Clans

In addition to the skills listed above, all five Red Eyes sub-clans have their own perks and tricks. Check them out before playing and learn all the powers and abilities.

Raven: Decent damage and excellent control skills	Teleporter: AoE skills, solid damage and long cooldowns	Intangible: Epic single-target damage paired with invisibility	Meteor: Ridiculous AoE damage and Defense break	Black Flames: Massive DoT damage and low cooldowns
Red Eyes Amaterasu Mode Requirements: Raven 1-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From +2 up to +10 Red Eyes Mastery level	Carmine Illusion Mode Requirements: Teleporter 1-50 Effects: +2 Mastery level to +10 Mastery level	Sky Shadow Mode Requirements: Intangible 1-50 Effect: From +2 to +10 Mastery level	Crimson Inferno Mode Requirements: Meteor 1-50 Effect: From +2 up to +10 Mastery level	Ruby Tempest Mode Requirements: Black Flames 1-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From +2 to 10 Red Eyes Mastery level
Scarlet Blaze Mode Requirements: Raven 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 5 HP per hit, +2,2 mastery level, +1 second of black flames damage	Red Eyes Teleporter Kotoa Requirements: Teleporter 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage + 15 per Mastery level, stunned NPCs, no M1s, jutsus, substitutions and weakened movement	Intangible Intangible Requirements: Intangible 15, Quest: Friends Effect: +40 Agility mastery	Small Meteor Requirements: Meteor 15, Quest: Friends Effect: damage 20 + 12 per Mastery level	Darkness Slash Requirements: Black Flames 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 20 damage, +8 per Mastery level, Defense break, +5 second of Black Flames damage
Red Eyes Raven Genjutsu Requirements: Raven 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage + 8 per Mastery level	Red Eyes Teleporter Sun Requirements: Teleporter 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage + 15 per Mastery level, weakened vision, stunned NPCs	Red Eyes Intangible Requirements: Intangible 15, Quest: Friends Effect: Interdimensional travel with 20% damage boost	Hellish Shock Meteor Requirements: Meteor 15, Quest: Friends Effect: damage 20, +18 per Mastery level, +2 seconds of fire damage, Defense break	Red Eyes Amaterasu Spike Requirements: Black Flames 15, Quest: Friends Effect: 10 damage per hit, +2 Mastery level, 5 seconds of Black Flames damage
Red Eyes Genjutsu Ult Requirements: Raven 20, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage + 12 per Mastery level	Red Eyes Teleporter Ult Requirements: Teleporter 20, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage, +15 per Mastery level	Intangible Raikiri Requirements: Intangible 20, Quest: Friends Effect: damage 500, +20 per Mastery level, 10% of target’s total life, Defense break.	Yasaka Magatama Requirements: Meteor 20, Quest: Friends) Effect: +6 per Mastery level, Defense break	Red Eyes Amaterasu Ult Requirements: Black Flames 20, Quest: Friends Effect: 50 damage, +25 Mastery level, 20 seconds of Black Flames damage
Scarlet Skeleton Requirements: Raven 15-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From 20% Vitality to 45% Vitality + 50 damage (+1 per Mastery level)	Carmine Skeleton Requirements: Teleporter 15 to 50, Quest: Friends Effect: From 20% Vitality to 45% Vitality + 50 damage per hit + 1 per Mastery level	Sky Skeleton Requirements: Intangible 15-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From 20% Vitality to 45% Vitality, 50 damage per hit, +1 per Mastery level	Crimson Skeleton Requirements: Meteor 15-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From 20% Vitality to 45% Vitality + 50 damage per hit + 1 per Mastery level	Ruby Skeleton Requirements: Black Flames 15-50, Quest: Friends Effect: From 20% Vitality to 45% Vitality + 50 damage (+ 1 per Mastery level)

This concludes our article on all Clan moves in Ninja Times listed and explained. Now that you know how to handle all clan skills check out our Ninja Time codes, claim them, and start your quest with several boosts right off the bat.

Rune Slayer End Game Guide

I’ll guide you through the late game in Rune Slayer in no particular order. The tips below should definitely be on your to-do list as you reach the higher levels. Note that since Rune Slayer is going to be updated frequently, many of these may become irrelevant. We’ll do our best to tweak them as updates come out.

Visit Lakenshire

When you push past level 30 and have killed the Basilisk, it’s probably a good idea to head for the next (and currently final) town, Lakeshire. The only problem is that the game doesn’t really tell you how to get there.

Lakeshire is hidden between two cliffs just west of Ashenshire or Northwest of Wayshire. Follow our gif to learn how to get there from Wayshire. Lakeshire has its own job board, an Inn, and even one of the two factions you can join. Currently, it’s the final neutral zone in the game.

Don’t Fight Raid Bosses Until You Are Max Level

Even though you’ll get Quests for the Dire Bear and Mother Spider pretty early on, you really shouldn’t do these until you hit max level. Before you ask, NO, it’s not because you’ll die in one hit to a boss, but because you won’t even get progress for killing the boss, let alone loot.

In order to get progress for killing a raid boss, you need to do enough damage to it, or heal your teammates enough. If you aren’t max level, you’re gonna have a really hard time achieving this. So save yourself the trouble and get to that max level before you start thinking about taking on these huge monsters. Speaking of that…

Join a Guild

We already mentioned this in our Ultimate Beginner’s Guide, but you really should join a guild. Not only will you have teammates who can help you out, but you’ll also get an easy way to take out the above-mentioned raid bosses. One thing Rune Slayer guilds like to do is server-hop until they find a server with one of the raid bosses. Then, they inform their guildies, and within minutes, they form a party and take out the boss. We’ve seen it, and we’ve done it, and it’s super effective.

Don’t Forget To Slot Runes

If your armor pieces have empty rune sockets, you are not fully using them. Don’t just wait for the best armor before you start slotting runes; do it now. The mobs around Lakeshire frequently drop runes, and these can significantly increase your damage and survivability if you slot them correctly.

If, on the other hand, you do have end-game armor, then consider visiting a trade board and looking for Greater Runes. These are extremely rare but extremely powerful, and they can boost several stats. Many guilds have a trade board, but the official Discord channel is also a great place to start trading.

Hodor is Your Friend

When you visit Bahlgar, climb on top of the hills in the area (it’s easier with a mount) and find the NPC, Hodor. He will have a repeatable quest where you will be tasked with killing a Hill-Troll and looting its head. The Hill troll is in that very same area, and spaws every 3-5 minutes. Looting it’s head, unfortunately, isn’t always guaranteed.

With that said, every time you bring Hodor a Troll head, you’ll get a random reward, and these include epic end-game armor. After turning in the Quest, it takes one hour before you can do it again, so make sure you do. But, in order to take out the Hill Troll, you need to remember the last, AND MOST IMPORTANT TIP, of this guide.

DO. EVERYTHING. IN. A. GROUP

We cannot stress this enough. Even though Rune Slayer is solo-friendly during the first two zones, it is absolutely PUNISHINGLY DIFFICULT if you try to do anything alone during the endgame. So, join a guild or a Discord group, say what you need to do, look for other players who need to do the same thing, and start adventuring together. Despite being a brand new Roblox game, Rune Slayer’s endgame is very akin to MMORPGs from the early 90s, where adventuring in a group was your only option. Sometimes, all you really need to progress is to find a group and just grind mobs until you hit that max level.

And there you have it. Enjoy Rune Slayer’s endgame (with friends). If you messed up your abilities, check out our guide on how to reset them. To stay up to date with all Rune Slayer content, check out the unofficial but accurate Trello board.

Rune Slayer Multiclassing Guide

You can multiclass in Rune Slayer when you reach character level 30. Note that we said “character level” and not “class level” because there is a difference (more on that later). When you hit level 30 (and up) and open your character window, you’ll notice a small box in the top right corner that says “Add a Class.” Select this option, and you’ll get another window where you get to pick your new class, similar to how it looked when you first created your character. Pick one of the new classes you wish to add, select “Finish, ” and just like that, you’ll officially start multiclassing.

When you level up again, you’ll now get a choice to add a level to either your main class or your alt class (alt classes) or even to add a new class. This is also the reason why levels don’t get added automatically to your class when you level up (in case you want to pick which class you want your level to go to). Each character level you gain is a point you can use towards one of your classes.

With the current maximum character level being 40, you can be level 29 in your main class and level 11 in one of your other classes (or use those 11 levels for multiple other classes). For the record, you need to get to level 30 in your main class to unlock subclasses like the Berserker.

Should You Multiclass in Rune Slayer?

This depends on how you want to play Rune Slayer, but generally, we don’t recommend it. On the one hand, if you choose to multiclass, you can wield new weapons, get new abilities, and perhaps even have a different playstyle.

On the other hand, by putting levels into a class different than your main, you are limiting your main class’s potential. This wouldn’t be too much of a problem if stopped gaining new abilities at level 30 for the main class, but that’s not the case.

While there is no definitive answer, it just doesn’t make much sense to multiclass, at least not while the character level cap is 40. When the level cap gets increased, multiclassing will likely make more sense. As of now, we would strongly advise you to stick with just your main class.

That’s all there is to it. Have fun multiclassing (or just sticking with your main class). If you need to change up your playstyle a bit, check out How to Reset Skills in Rune Slayer. If you want to stay up to date with Rune Slayer, check out the unofficial Trello board.

Chunin Exam Guide in Ninja Time

Ninja Time is a game packed with quests and exams you must resolve to unlock new abilities and missions. For example, upon completing the Ninja Time Chunin Exam and becoming Chunin, you will unlock Chidori and a string of new exciting quests. You can also familiarize yourself with the entire game by browsing through the Ninja Time Trello Board & Discord. But for now, let’s delve deeper into our Ninja Time Chunin Exam guide by taking it one step at a time.  

Step 1: Start The Chunin Exam

To complete the Chunin Exam in Ninja Time, you must talk to Ichikage NPC, who is located in the Leaf Village.

Once you resolve the conversation, take the Chunin Exam, but remember: you must be at least level 18! Let’s take a look at all the questions and answers to the Ninja Time Chunin Exam.

Ninja Time Chunin Exam Questions and Answers (Level 18 Quest)

Step 2: Eliminate Weak Ninjas

Right after you finish the written part of the Chunin Exam, you must defeat 20-25 Weak Ninjas. To do so, just follow the quest pointer symbolized by the yellow exclamation mark. The Weak Ninjas have limited moves and damage output, so it won’t be too difficult. After you’ve dealt with the weaker enemies, you might have to fight tougher opponents as well, such as the Sound Brothers.

Step 3: Go to Forty-Fourth Tower

When you have dealt with the Sound Brothers, go straight to the Forty-Fourth Tower. Again, follow the yellow pointer, and when you arrive, open the door and go inside the Tower.

Step 4: Defeat Stone Leo

Inside the Forty-Four Tower, speak with sensei Hayake NPC, and he’ll assign you the task of eliminating Stone Leo.

As you probably know, this is basically a Rock Lee character from the Naruto Universe. Upon defeating Rock Lee, hopefully, you get his gear and then you can go to Kenma.

Step 5: Chunin Exam Endgame

Kenma will give you a task to defeat the White Eyes in the Arena behind. Again, talk to sensei before you start fighting. If you struggle to defeat the last boss of the Chunin Exam in Ninja Time, redeem some codes and then try again but with a better Clan, Family, and Element.

When you take care of White Eyes, the Chunin Exam is completed. You will receive a Chunin Vest as a reward, then visit Ekisu and take on a bevy of new quests.

You have completed our Ninja Time Chunin Exam guide and can freely roam the Ninja Time world while looking for more challenging tasks, well done! Feel free to check our Ninja Time Weapons Tier list and collect them all.  

All Ninja Time Weapons Ranked

We have already explored the Ninja Time Families and Ninja Time Elements, but today, we are going to dig into the best Ninja Time weapons and tool-like sub-weapons. I’ll cover the best ones, their stats, and how to find them and efficiently deploy them in combat. Let’s begin with the tier list and then we’ll dive into each weapon separately. 

Ninja Time S-Tier Weapons: Immortal Scythe

How to get Immortal’s Scythe: Exit the village east of Ishikage. Accept quest level 56 Boss Immortal with a 1% chance to roll the Immortal Scythe. If you are lucky, you can claim the ring and necklace in addition to this awesome triple-bladed harbinger of death.

Ninja Time S-Tier Weapons: Teleporter’s Sword

How to get Teleporter’s Sword: To get this gem of weaponry, you must be a Ninja Time Alpha Patreon member. This also applies to Raven’s Sword listed below, and other collectibles like Rikudou Sen, Ankokuji Clothing, and Daemon Clothing.

Ninja Time A-Tier Weapons: Demon Brothers’ Chain

How to get Demon Brothers’ Chain: Find and defeat the Demon Brothers (quest level 15) in the southern part of the map. They are located near the piers, with a 25% chance of rolling their unique and mighty gauntlet.

Ninja Time A-Tier Weapons: Executioner Blade

How to get Executioner Blade: Defeat Hidden Gas Demon, the quest level 28 boss, located at the end of the pier in the SW corner of the island. You can also get his clothing and mask. This epic sword has a 10% roll chance, so be prepared to fight them a lot.

Ninja Time B-Tier Weapons: Snake’s Sword

How to get Snake’s Sword: Snake is a quest level 41 NPC located in the upper northern part of the island, surrounded by the mountain. In addition to the weapon, you can loot clothing and rope, and boost your vitality and chakra. The drop rate for this item is only 5%, and some patience is warranted.

Ninja Time B-Tier Weapons: Demon Shuriken

How to get Demon Shuriken: Once you slay the Curse Mark Black Flame, you can claim Demon Shuriken and other items like clothing, parts, Chi essence, tokens, and skills. The loot drop rate is 25%.

Ninja Time B-Tier Weapons: Raven’s Sword

How to get Raven Sword: Just like Teleporter’s Sword, Raven Sword can be unlocked only by Ninja Time Alpha Patreon members.

Ninja Time C-Tier Weapons: Giant Shuriken

How to get Giant Shuriken: The Naruto anime series favorite, the Giant Shuriken can be claimed after beating Traitor, the quest level 8 boss. He’s south of Ishikage, outside the walls, and after the update, the drop rate is 100%.

Ninja Time C-Tier Weapons: Sound Gauntlet

How to get Sound Gauntlet: You can claim this neat sound-manipulating device after defeating 3 Sound Bros, near the ocean at the eastern edge of the world. However, the drop rate is only 10%.

Ninja Time D-Tier Weapons: Kunai

How to get Kunai: Another legendary weapon from the Naruto series, Kunai is the basic go-to weapon you can either buy or pick up after you defeat Traitor.

All Ninja Time Sub-Weapons Ranked

With all of our top Ninja Time weapons listed, let’s check the various sub-weapons you can buy or collect in the famous Fire Country. Although not as powerful as your main weapons, these combat tools are highly effective when combined with the main melee weapons.

Ninja Time S-Tier Sub-Weapons: Shuriken

How to get Shuriken: Standard Shuriken are unlocked from the start and you can replenish them for 1 Silver a piece from the High Muty. Not impressive compared to weapons but still better than bare hands.

Ninja Time A-Tier Sub-Weapons: Icy’s Needles

How to get Icy’s Needles: You can get them by resolving the quest level 17 boss named Icy. The NPC is due south, on the pier, close to Hidden Gas Demon. The chance of rolling the needles inspired by Haku is 25%, and you can score clothing and Icy’s mask.

Ninja Time B-Tier Sub-Weapons: Paper Bomb

How to get Paper Bomb: This time-delay explosive device can be bought at High Muty’s shop for 10 Silver. The best part is you can stick this bomb on enemies as well as surfaces.

Ninja Time B-Tier Sub-Weapons: Ball Bomb

How to get Ball Bomb: You can buy Ball Bombs also from High Muty, at 5 Silver a piece.

Ninja Time C-Tier Sub-Weapons: Smoke Bomb

How to get Smoke Bomb: It’s on sale at High Muty for 5 Silver per bomb.

This concludes our Ninja Time weapons tier list and sub-weapons available in the Fire Country. If you are a hardcore anime fan, make sure to peek in our Ninja Time Clans Guide, or check a related anime game and claim your Jujutsu Shenanigans Codes before playing this fantastic title.

Better Gear Guide in Rune Slayer

There are a couple of ways to get shiny new gear in Rune Slayer:

• You can loot them off enemies (stronger ones)
• You can get them as quest rewards

But the most effective way is to craft the gear yourself. While you likely won’t have the best gear with simple crafting, this is ultimately the best way to get stronger in Rune Slayer.

How to Get Better Weapons and Armor in Rune Slayer

Gathering Tools in Rune Slayer

Before we begin, you’ll need a few of the following tools:

• Pickaxe
• Axe
• Sickle

Depending on your class, you’ll need different materials to craft better gear. For example, Warriors craft better heavy armor using ores like Copper and Iron. Archers use Leather from animals, such as Small Leather or Medium Leather. Magicians and Priests use Cotton or Flax to craft better robes. Additionally, you’ll also need wood for most weapons and armor.

Our advice: Get each of the tools no matter which class you play. Many stronger weapons and armor will need ingredients from all of the sources, so having all tools on standby is great. Worst case scenario, you can sell your excess materials for extra coins, which always comes in handy.

To get all the tools, visit the local blacksmith (see gif above) and buy them. You don’t need to put them in your hotbar. As long as they are somewhere in your inventory, they will work. You should start by buying a Copper Pickaxe, a Copper Axe, and a Copper Sickle, but as you progress, you’ll need stronger tools, and the best way to get them is to simply craft them yourself.

How to Get Crafting Material in Rune Slayer

Once you have the tools, it’s time to gather the materials needed for crafting. Here’s how:

• Ores – Enter mines, caves, or on top of hills to nodes sticking from the ground
• Wood – Almost every tree in the game can be chopped down. Just walk up to it and begin
• Cloth – Look for a plant (looks like three sticks) sticking out of the ground
• Leather – Kill furry animals (Bears, Wolves, Deer, etc), and you might get it as a loot drop
• Herbs – Can be in almost everywhere. You don’t need a tool.

Simply walk up to any of the above and press “E” to gather them. If, for some reason,n you can’t, it means you either don’t have the right tool in your inventory or your tool isn’t strong enough (you need an upgraded version).

Crafting New Armor and Weapons in Rune Slayer

Once you have the materials, it’s time to craft. Head back to the Smithy and look for a crafting station inside. Walk up to it and interact. You’ll see all the tools, bags, accessories, armor, and weapons you can currently make. If you have all the materials, the recipe icon will be bright (otherwise, it will be dim). Simply select a recipe, and on the right side, pick “Craft”. The item will be placed in your hotbar or in your inventory. Press TAB to open your character equipment page and drag the item to the correct slot. Congrats, now you are more powerful.

How to Turn Ore into Bars in Rune Slayer

Unlike most other crafting materials, you’ll need to smelt Ore into Bars (for example, Copper Ore into Copper Bar) before you can use it for crafting. You can do this at the forge, which is just on the right of the Smithy (looks like a big oven). Simply interact with the forge and turn all your gathered Ores into Bars. If this is your first time doing it, you’ll unlock a bunch of new recipes.

That’s all there is to it. Have fun crafting better gear in Rune Slayer. If you need more help, check out our Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Rune Slayer, and if you still don’t have a Spider Pet, check out our guide on how to get one.

Rune Slayer: How to Tame a Spider

To tame a Spider in Rune Slayer, you need Mandrake Root. You likely already know this, but you can get the roots from the farming fields in Wayshire. Simply walk over to one that’s sticking out of the ground, pull it out, fight it, and claim it. We recommend you bring a couple of them, just in case (we brought seven, but five of them will do).

How to Become a Spider Rider in Rune Slayer

Before you tame a spider, you should be at least level 20. While there isn’t a level requirement, we recommend you be strong enough to withstand all the enemies along the way, including the spiders, in case you fail to tame them.

With Mandrakes in your inventory, it’s time to tame a spider; there are a bunch of them in the Spider Cave. Here’s how to get there:

• From Wayshire, head north and tilt slightly to the Northeast until you reach Greatwood Forest
• Once you’re inGreatwood Forest, head East
• You should pass a Cobra and an annoying bird enemy along the way (kill them if they are giving you trouble)
• East from the bird enemy is the Spider Cave (there are spider webs inside, so you’ll know you’re in the right place)

• Find a Spider and hit it once
• Pull out a Mandrake Root, and a Heart will appear on top of the Spider’s Head
• Wait until the heart finishes growing
  • If the Spider plops to the ground, congratulations, you’ve tamed it
  • If the heart turns black, you’ve failed to tame the spider (don’t worry, it happens). Kill it, find another one, and repeat

It may take a few attempt,s but before too long, you should be the proud owner of a Spider. They look cool and hit hard in battles but have somewhat low HP.

That’s all there is to it. If you need more help, check out our Class Tier list and The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide in Rune Slayer.