All Classes: Prices & Perks

The Chef costs 150 Diamonds and the Cook costs 40. This page separates them: the Chef's Station blueprint and its materials, the three level unlocks.

What the Fisherman actually buys you in 99 Nights in the Forest: the cost and star rating, the daily class shop rotation you have to catch.

What the Beastmaster actually buys for 400 Diamonds: a Good Taming Flute, a Steak-funded summon button and a five-pet cap.

The Big Game Hunter is a 600-Diamond class that trades a weapon for a list: a Pelt List of nine rows you spend pelts and animal parts on inside a single.

The Cyborg class in 99 Nights in the Forest costs 600 Diamonds for a Laser Cannon and an Alien Armour, better night vision.

The Hunter is the game's cheapest hunting class: 40 Diamonds, two bear traps, a higher meat drop rate, a slightly higher pelt drop rate.

The Zookeeper class in 99 Nights in the Forest costs 70 Diamonds for one Old Taming Flute, faster flute XP and three pet slots from Level 1.

The Assassin costs 500 Diamonds for +10% sprint speed, -15% HP, a 120-throwing-knife loadout, a first-hit crit chance and a chest restock perk.

The Berserker costs 100 Diamonds and auto-revives after your first death. Full perks by level, the 50 and 150 low-HP kill requirements.

The Blacksmith costs 200 Diamonds and spawns with a Hammer. What crafting one tier early actually saves you, the tier-4 wall where Level 1 stops working.

The Brawler costs 100 Diamonds for +40% max HP and +30% melee damage, but no ranged weapons at all. Full perks by level.

The Fire Bandit: 200 Diamonds for an Infernal Crossbow and a Wildfire. What each level costs, plus whether it beats Poison Master and Blacksmith.

The Necromancer costs 600 Diamonds for one Cultist Staff, six resurrected cultists and a night vision that scales with your army.

The Poison Master costs 200 Diamonds and spawns with a Blowpipe and Poison Armour. What the three levels actually do.

The Undead costs 100 Diamonds and gains a permanent buff every time a teammate revives you. The five-buff upgrade list, the 30 and 60 revive requirements.

The Vampire costs 600 Diamonds and spawns with a Vampire Cloak and a Vampire Scythe. Full L1-L3 perks and what the class is actually for.

The Alien class costs 100 Diamonds and is the only reliable way to start a run with a Raygun. Full perks by level.

Every class in 99 Nights in the Forest with its Diamond cost, how the Class Shop rotation and re-rolls work, how to earn Diamonds fast.

The Lumberjack class: 70 Diamonds, starts with a Good Axe, and turns wood from a bottleneck into a surplus. Full L1–L3 perks, role.

Every class in 99 Nights in the Forest ranked by what it does in a real run — Diamond prices, perks at each level, the best pick for solo play.