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Roblox Absolvement races offer a unique mix of play styles and advantages, each catering to specific builds. However, some races stand out for their flexibility and overall benefits. In this post, I present my comprehensive Absolvement race tier list and guide, including details on unlocking the new race, Nespin.
Updated on October 18, 2025: This tier list has been fully reworked and includes updates for all races following the October Absolvement update, featuring the newly added Nespin race.
All Absolvement Races Ranked
Choosing the best race in Absolvement usually comes down to how versatile their buffs are. While all races have strengths, top-tier options like S and A tiers tend to offer more consistent benefits across various scenarios. It’s essential to consider each race’s unique debuffs and how they affect gameplay. I’ll also cover recent changes to Harmonite and the introduction of Nespin, so let’s get into the ranking and explanations for each race.
S-Tier Absolvement Races
| Race | Ranking Explanation | Race Stats |
|---|---|---|
 Katiyr |
Katiyr is highly defensive and boasts impressive mobility. The auto-dodge ability and up to 20% cooldown reduction will keep you from taking damage, while boosting your crit chance with successful dodges makes this race outstanding. | Skill: Auto-dodge the next attack and gain 3 stacks of your dodge passive. Passives: +2% crit chance per dodge, +15% walkspeed, 20% roll cooldown reduction. Debuffs: +10% damage received near multiple enemies and from Water and Disease. |
 Calvar |
Calvar features robust health regeneration from enemy kills, making it great for sustained battles. With a steep learning curve focused on dodging and parrying, this race can dominate in extended encounters. | Skill: Self-destruct to deal damage around you. Passives: 7.5% health regeneration per enemy kill, 33% more max health. Debuffs: 75% reduced healing effectiveness and no passive HP regeneration. |
 Kix’xm |
Kix’xm has seen enhancements in mana and health regeneration, proving to be incredibly reliable for spell-casting builds. The race excels in team-based scenarios and provides great support. | Skill: Summon a mana rose for mana regen. Passives: Health restoration from certain skills, +15% mana regeneration. Debuffs: Reduced passive HP regen and increased debuff duration. |
 Nespin(Obtainable) |
Nespin shines through its mobility options, enabling you to evade attacks with ease. Its skill allows position changes mid-combat, which is invaluable when dealing with challenging boss mechanics. | Skill: Emit a screech to reveal enemies. Passives: Double jump ability and improved dash evasion. Debuffs: Shortened iFrames and increased dash cooldown. |
A-Tier Absolvement Races
| Race | Ranking Explanation | Race Stats |
|---|---|---|
 Voidtouched |
Voidtouched have evolved from a shadow-based race to one focused on mana gain and disabling enemy spells. Its skill counters spellcasting enemies effectively, resulting in an engaging playstyle. | Skill: Create a field that nullifies enemy spells. Passives: Mana steal on successful hits, critical damage increase. Debuffs: Reduced max HP and mana, slower mana regeneration. |
 Cragg |
Cragg boasts a combination of increased HP and cleansing abilities, allowing it to excel in tougher scenarios where sustaining damage isn’t an option. | Skill: Charge forward to deal damage. Passives: Enrage on being stunned, max HP increase. Debuffs: Reduced mana and walkspeed. |
 Aranae |
Aranae offers excellent synergy for dealing poison and bleed damage, making it an effective choice for DPS builds focused on crowd control. | Skill: Spit to root enemies. Passives: Attack speed and crit chance boost. Debuffs: Increased stun duration and damage taken. |
B-Tier Absolvement Races
| Race | Ranking Explanation | Race Stats |
|---|---|---|
 Feriun |
Feriun can be quite effective with the right team support, but relying solely on it can be challenging. This race makes sense in group settings but may struggle in solo gameplay. | Skill: Sacrifice health for increased damage. Passives: Faster spellcasting at low HP. Debuffs: Reduced spell debuffs and non-spell damage. |
 Facade |
Facade’s playstyle revolves around absorbing elemental damage, but its effectiveness can be inconsistent due to health limitations and debuff accumulation. | Skill: Random passive buff from allies. Passives: Elemental resistance build-up. Debuffs: Reduced health and increased cooldowns. |
C-Tier Absolvement Races
| Race | Ranking Explanation | Race Stats |
|---|---|---|
 Gelidium |
Gelidium struggles against stronger races, offering limited effectiveness with its active abilities. It serves as a viable option, but not much more than that. | Skill: Disarm melee attackers. Passives: Reductions in enemy movement speed on hit. Debuffs: Deal less damage overall. |
 Harmonite |
Harmonite offers flexibility, employing various race abilities and gaining extra bonuses. However, the lack of a unique passive can affect overall performance. | Skill: No skill, allowing for customized capabilities. Passives: Additional choices on potential rolls. Debuffs: No debuffs. |
How to Change Race in Absolvement
Once you’ve chosen a race in Absolvement, there’s no turning back. Your choice is locked in during character creation, making it crucial to select the race that complements your desired playstyle. If you’re interested in Nespin, be prepared to create an additional character slot to access it, as it can’t replace your existing race.
That’s a wrap on our Absolvement race tier list and guide! For more exciting updates, check our Absolvement Codes for potential rewards. And don’t forget to explore our detailed Absolvement Wiki for additional insights!