Every CloverFall clan ranked with exact passive bonuses, aura triggers, build picks, and reroll advice for Asta chasers.
CloverFall Clans: List Bonuses and Best Picks
Asta is the best CloverFall clan, a Mythic family with 110% melee damage plus bonuses across every damage type, 60% health, and a low-HP aura. The Legendary Yami, Silva, Vangeance, and Vermillion follow, each tuned to a different build. Clans are rolled with clan rolls, so every reroll decision comes down to matching bonuses to your damage source.

Every clan by rarity with exact bonuses
Twenty-one clans are documented, from one Mythic down to six Uncommon starters. The ranking and every number below come from the October 5, 2026 community tier list, currently the only published source grading the full roster. Percentages are copied exactly as listed there.
| Clan | Rarity | Tier | Headline bonuses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asta | Mythic | S | 110% melee, 90% style, 90% weapon, 70% grimoire, 60% HP + aura |
| Yami | Legendary | A | 45% grimoire, 40% weapon, crit + haste + aura |
| Silva | Legendary | A | 40% grimoire, 35% HP, 25% stamina, 15% HP regen |
| Vangeance | Legendary | A | 45% grimoire, stamina + regen + 10% haste |
| Vermillion | Legendary | A | 45% melee, 30% style, 25% HP, 15% speed |
| Kira | Epic | B | 25% grimoire, 12% crit chance, 12% crit damage |
| Swing | Epic | B | 30% style, 20% HP, 10% HP regen |
| Voltia | Epic | B | 30% melee, 12% crit chance, 20% crit damage |
| Vaude | Epic | B | 30% grimoire, 20% stamina regen, 5% haste |
| Adlai | Rare | C | 18% melee, 15% HP |
| Bosimortier | Rare | C | 22% grimoire, 5% haste |
| Enoteca | Rare | C | 18% grimoire, 15% stamina |
| Roulacase | Rare | C | 15% speed, 15% stamina |
| Sandler | Rare | C | No listed bonus |
| Ashford | Uncommon | D | 12% weapon damage |
| Bardsley | Uncommon | D | 12% stamina regen |
| Bellmore | Uncommon | D | 12% HP regen |
| Crossley | Uncommon | D | 12% health |
| Roselle | Uncommon | D | 12% grimoire damage |
| Staria | Uncommon | D | 12% stamina |
The shape is clear: Mythic and Legendary clans stack multiple large bonuses, Epics offer one focused package, and Rares and Uncommons give single small numbers for the early climb. Sandler is the odd entry with no listed bonus at all, which the source itself flags as unrankable on stats.
Official source: CloverFall on Roblox — the game page from Malphite Studios confirms the setting (Clover Kingdom, Magic Knights, broom flight) and lists skill trees among the core systems these clan bonuses feed into.
For reference on scale, CloverFall launched October 5, 2026 and holds roughly 86,000 visits with about 523 concurrent players as of October 7, 2026. Coverage is thin this early, which is why this page attributes every figure to its single source rather than presenting community numbers as settled fact.
S-tier Asta and the 40% HP aura
Asta stands alone because it refuses to specialize. The main line reads 110% melee damage, 90% style damage, 90% weapon damage, 70% grimoire damage, 60% health, 50% stamina, 30% speed, and 20% crit chance. No other clan touches more than two damage types at once, and most touch one. Asta touches all four while also padding health and stamina, which is why the source calls it the clear top with little reason to reroll away from it.
Then comes the aura. When HP hits the 40% condition, Asta adds 40% damage, 30% damage reduction, 40% stamina regeneration, and 20% speed. That package flips a losing fight: damage goes up exactly when survival gets shaky, and the reduction plus regen buys time to use it. Yami is the only other clan with a documented aura, and its version is smaller on every line.
The honest caveat is availability. Mythic means the hardest pull in the system, and planning a whole build around owning Asta on day three is planning around luck. The sections below cover what to use while Asta stays out of reach, because most accounts will live in A-tier and B-tier for a long while. Pairing whatever clan you hold with the right skill tree path matters more than the clan name alone.
A B-tier clan feeding your main damage type beats a higher-rarity clan feeding a stat you never use. Lock in the match, bank the remaining rolls, and push levels instead of chasing letters.
A-tier Legendary clans for each build
Yami is the damage-first Legendary for grimoire and weapon users: 45% grimoire damage, 40% weapon damage, 15% crit chance, 30% crit damage, 10% haste, and 20% health, plus an aura at the 40% HP condition worth 20% damage, 10% crit chance, and 15% speed. If your build splits time between a book and a weapon, Yami covers both sides in one pick. The crit lines also stack well with the critical nodes on the grimoire side of the skill tree.
Silva is the safe grimoire Legendary: 40% grimoire damage with 35% health, 25% stamina, and 15% HP regeneration. It gives up 5 points of grimoire damage against Yami and Vangeance in exchange for the bulkiest defensive profile of the four. Long fights, learning boss patterns, and dungeon waves all favor Silva over its glassier siblings.
Vangeance pushes grimoire damage to 45% with 30% stamina, 25% stamina regeneration, and 10% haste. The stamina package is the point: ability-heavy rotations that drain the bar will feel smoother here than on Silva, and haste adds a faster combat rhythm on top. Pick Vangeance when your rotation, not your health bar, is the constraint.
Vermillion is the melee and style Legendary: 45% melee damage, 30% style damage, 25% health, and 15% speed. Melee-first players who never touch their book should treat Vermillion as their Asta substitute, and style users get the same treatment. It is the only Legendary that ignores grimoire damage entirely, which is a feature for builds that ignore it too.
Official source: CloverFall Trello board — the community board linked from the code trackers, the best place to watch for official clan balance notes as patches land.
B-tier Epics and the early-game rows
The four Epic clans punch above their rarity when matched correctly. Kira gives 25% grimoire damage with 12% crit chance and 12% crit damage, a compact offensive set for magic users who cannot reach Yami yet. Swing answers for style builds with 30% style damage, 20% health, and 10% HP regeneration. Voltia covers melee crit with 30% melee damage, 12% crit chance, and 20% crit damage. Vaude supports stamina-hungry casters with 30% grimoire damage, 20% stamina regeneration, and 5% haste.
None of these should be rerolled away lightly. An Epic that matches your build outperforms a Legendary that does not, and the gap between 25 to 30% focused damage and a mismatched 45% is smaller than the tier letters suggest once crit and regen enter the math. Push levels and mastery on a matched Epic while stockpiling rolls for a real upgrade rather than a lateral move.
Rare and Uncommon clans are progression fuel. Adlai (18% melee, 15% HP) and Bosimortier (22% grimoire, 5% haste) at least feed a damage type, while Enoteca (18% grimoire, 15% stamina) and Roulacase (15% speed, 15% stamina) lean utility. Among Uncommons, Roselle's 12% grimoire damage is the pick for casters, Ashford's 12% weapon damage serves weapon users, and the rest offer single survival stats. Sandler has no documented bonus, so prefer any other Rare with known numbers. Use these rows to clear early content, not as long-term homes.
Reroll strategy and clan rolls
Clan rolls (also called clan rerolls) are the currency of this system, and the cheapest supply right now is redemption codes. Active codes pay out 25 clan rolls each in several cases, with one code adding arcanite and yol on top, so claiming the full code list before rolling is the obvious first move. Beyond codes, no roll source is documented yet, which makes every reroll a spending decision rather than a free pull.
The strategy that fits the numbers: roll early until you land anything matching your damage source, even at Rare or Epic, then stop and play. Mid-game, roll only when you can afford several attempts in a row, aiming at a Legendary that fits (Yami or Silva for casters, Vermillion for melee, Vangeance for stamina-hungry rotations). Never reroll a matched Epic into a random unknown hoping for Mythic unless the leftover rolls still cover a fallback. Asta is the dream, not the plan.
A Legendary feeding a damage type you never touch loses to the Epic you already built around. Read the bonus lines, not the tier letter, before confirming any reroll.
One more overlap to keep straight: every Epic, Rare, and Uncommon clan name also appears as a character-named grimoire in the same rarity bands. No published source explains any connection between the two, so do not assume shared ownership or synergy. The grimoire list covers the book side separately, and builds should be planned from confirmed bonuses on each side independently.
FAQ
What is the best clan in CloverFall?
Asta, the Mythic clan. It gives 110% melee, 90% style, 90% weapon, and 70% grimoire damage plus health, stamina, speed, and crit, with an aura at 40% HP adding damage, reduction, regen, and speed. Nothing else covers every build at once.
Should I reroll my Epic clan for a Legendary?
Only if the Legendary matches your build and you can afford multiple attempts. A matched Epic like Kira on a grimoire build or Voltia on melee beats a mismatched Legendary. Stop rolling once your clan feeds your main damage type.
How does the Asta aura work?
It triggers at the 40% HP condition and grants 40% damage, 30% damage reduction, 40% stamina regeneration, and 20% speed. Yami has a smaller version at the same threshold. Both reward fighting on at low health rather than retreating.
Where do I get more clan rolls?
Active redemption codes are the confirmed source, several paying 25 clan rolls each — see the code list. No other roll source is documented yet, so spend rolls deliberately instead of assuming they refill.
Do clans with the same names as grimoires combo together?
Unconfirmed. The same names appear in both systems with no documented link. Plan from each side's confirmed numbers: clan bonuses here, book skills in the grimoire list.
Related Guides
- CloverFall Tier List October 2026 - every grimoire and clan ranked in one place — read this when you want the combined shortlist before spending rolls or materials.
- CloverFall Beginners Guide - opening priorities, first books, and early mistakes — read this to set up the account your clan choice will grow on.
- CloverFall Codes October 2026 - active codes paying clan rolls and arcanite — read this first if you have not claimed the free rolls funding your clan pulls.
- CloverFall Grimoires Guide - book skills, mastery gates, and ultimate costs — read this to pair your clan bonus with a book worth the mastery grind.