Arcane Lineage Races

Races — also called lineages — set the stats you spawn with and a passive you did not choose. Hair still comes from your Roblox avatar; the lineage recolors it. This page is the rules. The power argument lives on the race tier list. The reroll item lives on the Lineage Shard guide.

How you get a race

• First spawn: random, with uneven odds. Common lineages appear often. Rare ones do not.
• Extra soul slot: about 200 Robux. Keeps the old character. Lets you roll again.
• Lineage Shard: gold and loot path. Wipes a level 10+ character and rolls a new lineage.
• Quest lineages: some names are not on the reroll table. They want a specific quest. If a patch adds one, the Trello will say so before a random video does.

We will not print a fake list of fourteen names with made-up percentages. Those tables rot. Open Trello for the live census. Use this page for the decisions the census does not make for you.

What a race actually changes

Starting points land in Strength, Arcane, Endurance, Speed, or Luck. A magic-leaning roll wants a staff. A body-leaning roll wants a sword, spear, or cestus. A flexible roll wants whatever class you will play for ten levels.

Passives are the sharper hook. Some help gold. Some help blocks. Some help a school of magic. None of them press Space. If you cannot dodge, the rarest lineage in the game is still a corpse with a lore name.

How to read the name you rolled

Press B. Look at the corner. That string is your lineage. Then ask only three questions:

1. Does this want Arcane or Strength?
2. Does the passive still work if I Guard?
3. Do I already love a class that disagrees?

If the answers are “either,” “yes,” and “no,” keep it. If the answers are “the opposite of my class,” “no,” and “yes I already bought the weapon,” you are in shard territory — after level 10, after you can reclear, after you read the tier list.

Seasonal names

Ophimar is a later, searchable lineage with its own creator guides. Treat named seasonal races as patch content. The Withered Grove notes are where we will mention a new lineage if it changes reroll advice. Chasing a name you saw once in a title card is how people wipe a Paladin for a costume.

Pairing cheat sheet

• Magic lineage → Wizard, then Necromancer or Elementalist.
• Body lineage → Warrior or Martial Artist, then Paladin or Monk if you like your friends.
• Gold or speed lineage → Thief is the obvious joke and often the correct one.
• Flexible → pick from the class picker with your brain, not your FOMO.

The longer version of that sheet is best class for every race. The first-ten-levels dump is loadouts.

Races are the first sentence of a character. Classes are the plot. QTEs are the editor. Do not let the first sentence delete the book.\n\n## When to keep a mediocre roll\n\nMost first lives should keep the lineage they spawned. A flexible or slightly off-stat race still lets you learn yellow, buy a weapon, and bank Soul Tree health. Wiping at level 10 because a thumbnail called your name C-tier is how people never reach a Super Class. Keep the roll if you can name a Base Class you will actually play for ten levels. Shard later, after the getting started loop is boring.\n\nIf two friends already cover tank and heal, a magic-leaning race you almost rerolled becomes a Wizard seat. If you are the only body in the party, do not shard into a glass lineage just because a creator called it rare. Party shape beats census envy. That is the whole pairing argument, restated without a fake percentage table.