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Dead Sails Class Tier List: Ultimate Guide to All Classes

Author：Kristen Update：Apr 09,2025

If you adored the *Dead Rails* Roblox game, prepare for another thrilling escapade, this time aboard a ship. *Dead Sails*, the latest release from **Awesome Melon Games**, has been revamped and updated, introducing new classes, weapons, raids, an epic Kraken boss, and a plethora of other surprises. Without further delay, let's dive into **our comprehensive *Dead Sails* class tier list** – an all-encompassing guide to determine which classes 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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In Dead Sails, you begin your journey with the default class, The Nothing Role. To explore new classes, head to the purple-marked class store and engage in the spinning mechanism. There are two types of spins available: Regular and Lucky. The former costs 3 Dabloons per spin, while the latter, which can be additionally purchased, offers significantly better 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 aware that Dead Sails can be frustrating due to challenging spinning odds that might be tougher than advertised. We recommend new players accumulate at least 250 Dabloons before attempting to spin for Epic and Legendary classes, preparing for an extensive daily grind.

Common Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Pirate	Boat speed is increased by 20 mph.	The Pirate is B-Tier and ranks as the second-best starting class thanks to its highly usable speed boost, beneficial throughout the game.
Miner	Spawns with dynamite.	The Miner is D-Tier because dynamite is a situational and generally underwhelming weapon.

Rare Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Gunslinger	Spawns with a random gun and ammo.	The Gunslinger earns a C-Tier rating. It's better than nothing, but not worth your Dabloons.
Medic	Spawns with additional heals.	The Medic falls into C-Tier because the additional healing packs are less impactful than they sound, providing a useful but non-essential buff.

Epic Class Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Priest	Spawns with 3 crosses and 1 holy water.	The Priest is A-Tier, likely the best class in terms of cost-availability ratio. With multiple Priests in a party, they can be devastating in both combat and generating cash.

Legendary Classes Tier List

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Screw Loose	Has more stamina and better speed.	The Screw Loose is surprisingly B-Tier because stamina and speed are less impactful than they may initially seem.
Rich	Starts with more cash and valuable items.	The Rich is S-Tier because, as in real life, having ample cash opens many doors.
Pyromaniac	Turns anything into fuel, including junk and other items.	The Pyromaniac is A-Tier but could also be B-Tier, depending on your play style. We rate it an A because it significantly saves time.
Necromancer	Revives and recruits the mobs you kill.	The Necromancer is S-Tier because it is 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 a substantial amount of money over time.
Sheriff	Gets a powerful weapon right from the start.	The Sheriff is A-Tier because starting with a potent weapon is advantageous, though not crucial for success.

Congratulations, you've now mastered our complete Dead Sails class tier list – an all-encompassing guide. Before you set sail, don't forget to grab some Dead Sails codes for a swift start. Or, learn how to conquer the mighty Kraken with our Dead Sails Kraken guide.

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Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Pirate	Boat speed is increased by 20 mph.	The Pirate is B-Tier and ranks as the second-best starting class thanks to its highly usable speed boost, beneficial throughout the game.
Miner	Spawns with dynamite.	The Miner is D-Tier because dynamite is a situational and generally underwhelming weapon.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Gunslinger	Spawns with a random gun and ammo.	The Gunslinger earns a C-Tier rating. It's better than nothing, but not worth your Dabloons.
Medic	Spawns with additional heals.	The Medic falls into C-Tier because the additional healing packs are less impactful than they sound, providing a useful but non-essential buff.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Priest	Spawns with 3 crosses and 1 holy water.	The Priest is A-Tier, likely the best class in terms of cost-availability ratio. With multiple Priests in a party, they can be devastating in both combat and generating cash.

Class Name	Class Buffs	Why This Tier?
Screw Loose	Has more stamina and better speed.	The Screw Loose is surprisingly B-Tier because stamina and speed are less impactful than they may initially seem.
Rich	Starts with more cash and valuable items.	The Rich is S-Tier because, as in real life, having ample cash opens many doors.
Pyromaniac	Turns anything into fuel, including junk and other items.	The Pyromaniac is A-Tier but could also be B-Tier, depending on your play style. We rate it an A because it significantly saves time.
Necromancer	Revives and recruits the mobs you kill.	The Necromancer is S-Tier because it is 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 a substantial amount of money over time.
Sheriff	Gets a powerful weapon right from the start.	The Sheriff is A-Tier because starting with a potent weapon is advantageous, though not crucial for success.