Dead Sails Class Tier List: Comprehensive Guide to All Classes

If you adored the Dead Rails Roblox game, get ready for an exhilarating new adventure, but this time set sail on a boat. Dead Sails is a thrilling new release from Awesome Melon Games, now revamped with updated features, including new classes, weapons, raids, an epic Kraken boss, and a host of other surprises. Without further delay, let's dive into our comprehensive Dead Sails class tier list – your ultimate guide to all classes, helping you discover which ones reign supreme and which ones fall short.

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Dead Sails All Classes Tier List
Common Classes Tier List
Rare Classes Tier List
Epic Class Tier List
Legendary Classes Tier List

Dead Sails All Classes Tier List

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You begin your journey in Dead Sails as a default class called The Nothing Role. If you're eager to switch things up, head to the class store marked in purple and take your chances with the spinning wheel. There are two types of spins: Regular and Lucky. A Regular Spin costs 3 Dabloons per attempt, while a Lucky Spin, which can be purchased additionally, significantly improves your odds.

Regular Spin

Common: 62.5%
Rare: 30.25%
Epic: 7%
Legendary: 0.25%

Lucky Spin

Rare: 30.25%
Epic: 64.75%
Legendary: 5%

Be warned: Dead Sails can be frustrating due to the challenging spinning odds, which might be harder to hit than the stated percentages. Therefore, we suggest new players accumulate at least 250 Dabloons before attempting to spin for Epic and Legendary classes, preparing for a rigorous daily grind.

Common Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Pirate	Boat speed is increased by 20mp/h.	The Pirate earns a B-Tier ranking and is the second-best starting class due to its highly beneficial speed boost, which remains useful throughout the game.
Miner	Spawns with dynamite.	The Miner falls into D-Tier because dynamite is situational and not particularly effective in most scenarios.

Rare Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Gunslinger	Spawn with a random gun and ammo.	The Gunslinger lands in C-Tier. It's better than nothing, but not worth investing your Dabloons in.
Medic	Spawn with additional heals.	The Medic also sits in C-Tier because the extra healing packs, while useful, aren't essential for success.

Epic Class Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Priest	Spawn with 3 crosses and 1 holy water.	The Priest earns an A-Tier ranking, likely the best class in terms of cost-effectiveness. With multiple Priests in a party, they can be devastating in combat and lucrative in terms of cash.

Legendary Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Screw Loose	Has more stamina and better speed.	The Screw Loose surprisingly ranks B-Tier because stamina and speed are less impactful than one might initially think.
Rich	Starts with more cash and valuable items.	The Rich class earns an S-Tier ranking because, as in real life, having more cash opens many doors.
Pyromaniac	Turns anything into fuel, including junk and other items.	The Pyromaniac is A-Tier, potentially B-Tier depending on your playstyle. We rank it A because it saves significant time.
Necromancer	Revives and recruits the mobs you kill.	The Necromancer is S-Tier, arguably the most powerful class in the game, period.
Trader	Sells items for a higher price.	The Trader is A-Tier due to its ability to generate substantial wealth over time.
Sheriff	Gets a powerful weapon right from the start.	The Sheriff is A-Tier since starting with a strong weapon is helpful, though not crucial for success.

Congratulations on mastering our complete Dead Sails class tier list – your go-to guide for all classes. Before you set sail, don't forget to grab some Dead Sails codes to give you a speedy start. Also, check out our Dead Sails Kraken guide to learn how to defeat the mighty Kraken.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Pirate	Boat speed is increased by 20mp/h.	The Pirate earns a B-Tier ranking and is the second-best starting class due to its highly beneficial speed boost, which remains useful throughout the game.
Miner	Spawns with dynamite.	The Miner falls into D-Tier because dynamite is situational and not particularly effective in most scenarios.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Gunslinger	Spawn with a random gun and ammo.	The Gunslinger lands in C-Tier. It's better than nothing, but not worth investing your Dabloons in.
Medic	Spawn with additional heals.	The Medic also sits in C-Tier because the extra healing packs, while useful, aren't essential for success.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Priest	Spawn with 3 crosses and 1 holy water.	The Priest earns an A-Tier ranking, likely the best class in terms of cost-effectiveness. With multiple Priests in a party, they can be devastating in combat and lucrative in terms of cash.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Screw Loose	Has more stamina and better speed.	The Screw Loose surprisingly ranks B-Tier because stamina and speed are less impactful than one might initially think.
Rich	Starts with more cash and valuable items.	The Rich class earns an S-Tier ranking because, as in real life, having more cash opens many doors.
Pyromaniac	Turns anything into fuel, including junk and other items.	The Pyromaniac is A-Tier, potentially B-Tier depending on your playstyle. We rank it A because it saves significant time.
Necromancer	Revives and recruits the mobs you kill.	The Necromancer is S-Tier, arguably the most powerful class in the game, period.
Trader	Sells items for a higher price.	The Trader is A-Tier due to its ability to generate substantial wealth over time.
Sheriff	Gets a powerful weapon right from the start.	The Sheriff is A-Tier since starting with a strong weapon is helpful, though not crucial for success.