Clover Legends races and rerolls

Names to recognise in the showcase

Use these names to follow the demonstration and recognise the distinction between a family and a subrace. For a spin you are about to make, read the options and effects on your own race screen. Do not turn a short showcase into a complete list of every roll outcome.

Before you press Spin

• Read your current race and its displayed effects. Decide what you are trying to change before using a reroll.
• Check that the reward or balance you are spending is for races, rather than grimoire spins.
• Read the roll information in the current interface. A desired race name is not a guaranteed result from the next spin.
• After rolling, inspect the result and the new effects before spending another reroll.

Before spending your resources, look for codes with race reroll rewards.

Choosing a race for your own goal

Start with the task your build struggles with. For repeated quest fights, look at how the displayed effects relate to your ability to stay in combat. For spell use, look at the effects relevant to your actual rotation. A rare name on its own does not tell you whether the roll fixes the problem you have.

Keep that decision separate from selecting a book. The grimoire directory covers magic choices, while Book Level unlocks ordinary spells and awakening develops combat performance. It is easier to understand a change when you alter one part of the build at a time and try the same kind of fight afterward.

For the complete book roster, compare the separate grimoire choices.

When preparing your next awakening, develop your book through awakening.

Rerolling is not a level requirement

Your next book spell unlock is at Book Lv 10 or 20. Your ultimate comes from the fifth awakening, and the Arena opens at Player Lv 250. Those are separate checkpoints; do not keep rolling races when the obstacle is an unfinished level or awakening goal.

If you are just starting, finish a few quest fights with your current setup before making rerolls the focus of the session. That gives you a reason to keep or replace a result instead of spending every available reroll chasing the last name in a showcase.

To plan the next unlock, find the relevant progression checkpoint.

For the first steps in-game, follow the first-session route.