99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker: Track Every Class
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker lets you record every class you have unlocked, monitor each class level and see how close you are to completing the full collection. With combat, gathering, crafting, support and exploration classes available, it can be difficult to remember which classes you own and which perks still need to be unlocked.
Use the interactive 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker below to mark owned classes and record your current progression level. Your selections are saved automatically on the device and browser you are currently using.
The tracker displays your overall class collection percentage, mastered classes, missing classes and progression across permanent, limited and historical options.
Use our interactive trackers to record every badge, class, tameable animal and item you have discovered.Track Your 99 Nights in the Forest Progress
99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker
Track every class you own, mark perk levels, filter by role and see how close you are to completing the collection.
PermanentAlien Scientist
CombatThree Alien Tech weapons, extra storage and Essence-based regeneration.
PermanentAlien
CombatStarts with a Raygun and improves Alien Tech recharge.
PermanentAssassin
CombatFast burst damage with agile melee and ranged options.
PermanentBase Defender
DefenceImproves camp defences and defensive blueprints.
PermanentBeastmaster
TamingControls more animals and strengthens tamed companions.
PermanentBerserker
CombatAutomatic first revival and bonuses at low health.
PermanentBig Game Hunter
HuntingStarts with a Rifle and gains benefits from animal pelts.
PermanentBlacksmith
CraftingUnlocks advanced crafting access and improves scrap efficiency.
PermanentBrawler
CombatExtra health and melee strength, but cannot use ranged weapons.
PermanentBrute
DefenceUses a shield and taunt mechanics to protect teammates.
PermanentCamper
SurvivalCheap beginner class with reduced hunger drain and a Flashlight.
PermanentChef
FoodCreates advanced meals and powerful food bonuses.
PermanentCook
FoodImproves seasoned food and Crock Pot cooking.
PermanentCyborg
CombatStarts with Alien Armour and a Laser Cannon.
PermanentExplorer
ExplorationExtra storage, better mapping and faster exploration.
PermanentFarmer
FoodImproves crop growth and Watering Can efficiency.
PermanentFeaster
FoodFood-focused class with variable talent bonuses.
PermanentFisherman
FishingImproves fishing speed, rod progression and catches.
PermanentFire Bandit
CombatApplies ranged fire damage with specialist equipment.
PermanentGambler
LootCan upgrade or downgrade chests for risky rewards.
PermanentGrenadier
CombatSpecialises in explosive area damage.
PermanentGunslinger
CombatStarts with the Trusty Revolver and ample ammunition.
PermanentHunter
HuntingImproves meat and pelt drops and starts with traps.
PermanentLumberjack
GatheringCuts trees faster and produces additional logs.
PermanentMedic
SupportRevives teammates five times faster and starts with medical supplies.
PermanentNecromancer
SummoningRaises defeated Cultists as allied followers.
PermanentNightcrawler
CombatGains speed, vision and damage advantages at night.
PermanentPoison Master
CombatUses poison attacks and gains bonuses against poisoned targets.
PermanentPyromaniac
CombatStarts with a Flamethrower and improves fire damage.
PermanentRanger
CombatAffordable ranged class with a Revolver and Flashlight.
PermanentScavenger
LootExtra sack space and better chest and scrap efficiency.
PermanentSupport
SupportBonds with a teammate and provides team-focused protection.
PermanentUndead
SurvivalReceives permanent run bonuses after revivals.
PermanentVampire
CombatNight speed and lifesteal-focused melee combat.
PermanentZookeeper
TamingMakes taming easier and increases the normal pet allowance.
LimitedEngineer
CraftingChristmas class focused on machinery and advanced devices.
LimitedGifting Elf
SupportChristmas class that creates and distributes presents.
LimitedSanta's Helper
EventChristmas class that improves Candy Cane collection.
LimitedTrick or Treater
EventHalloween class connected to Candy and event rewards.
LimitedWitch
CombatHalloween class with potions and specialist magic equipment.
LimitedEgg Hunter
EventEaster class that improves egg collection.
LimitedBunny
EventEaster class with event-based movement and talent effects.
RemovedDecorator
BuildingRetired class previously focused on camp decoration.
No classes match those filters.
Progress is stored in this browser only. This independent tracker does not connect to Roblox or unlock classes in the game.
How to Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker provides a personal checklist for tracking class ownership and perk progression.
Select a class when you unlock it, then choose the highest class level you have completed. The progress totals at the top of the tracker will update automatically.
You can also search for a specific class or filter the collection by role, availability and completion status.
To use the class tracker:
- Search for the class you want to update.
- Mark the class as owned.
- Select your current class level.
- Use the filters to view missing or completed classes.
- Check your updated collection percentage.
- Return after future games to continue tracking progress.
Your choices are stored locally in your browser. Progress will not automatically transfer between different browsers, computers or mobile devices.
What Are Classes in 99 Nights in the Forest?
Classes are permanent progression options that provide starting equipment, passive bonuses and specialist abilities during a survival run.
Each class is designed around a particular playstyle. Some classes begin with powerful weapons, while others improve food production, gathering, crafting, healing, exploration or base defence.
Classes also contain progression paths. Most classes have three levels, with additional perks unlocked by completing objectives connected to the class’s role.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker helps players monitor both ownership and progression rather than only recording whether a class has been purchased.
99 Nights in the Forest Class Roles
Classes can be divided into several broad roles.
| Class Role | Main Purpose |
|---|---|
| Combat | Defeating enemies and protecting the team |
| Ranged combat | Fighting with guns, Alien Tech or projectiles |
| Melee combat | Dealing close-range damage |
| Gathering | Collecting wood, food, pelts and other resources |
| Exploration | Clearing fog, locating structures and carrying loot |
| Support | Healing, reviving or protecting teammates |
| Crafting | Improving recipes, equipment and camp progression |
| Farming and food | Producing crops, meals and renewable supplies |
| Taming | Befriending animals and improving companions |
| Base defence | Building structures and defending the camp |
A balanced multiplayer group normally benefits from combining several roles instead of choosing four similar combat classes.
How Do Class Levels Work?
Class levels unlock additional permanent perks.
A newly purchased class begins at Level 1 with its starting equipment and first ability. Level 2 and Level 3 require the player to complete class-specific objectives.
A combat class may require kills with its signature weapon. A gathering class may require logs, crops or collected resources. Support classes may progress by reviving or helping teammates.
The exact requirement depends on the class, but the general structure is:
| Class Level | What It Provides |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | Starting equipment and the first class perk |
| Level 2 | An additional specialist perk |
| Level 3 | The class’s strongest permanent upgrade |
Class progression remains available in later runs after it has been unlocked. The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker allows you to record the highest level completed for every class.
How to Unlock Classes in 99 Nights in the Forest
Most permanent classes are unlocked using Diamonds through the class area in the lobby.
Class prices vary significantly. Affordable beginner options can cost as little as 10 Diamonds, while premium classes can cost as much as 600 Diamonds.
Diamonds can be earned through gameplay activities including badges, Daily Quests, successful survival runs and other reward systems. Active promotional codes may also provide free Diamonds.
Some limited classes use event currencies or special unlocking conditions rather than the normal Diamond shop. These classes may become unavailable when their event ends.
Our [How to Get Diamonds in 99 Nights in the Forest] guide covers the main free currency methods.
Permanent, Limited and Historical Classes
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker separates classes by availability.
Permanent classes are normally available through the class shop and can be unlocked using Diamonds.
Limited classes are connected to events, seasonal activities or temporary progression systems. Players who missed the original event may need to wait for the content to return.
Historical or removed classes are included for collection reference but may no longer be obtainable or playable.
| Availability | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Permanent | Normally obtainable through regular progression |
| Limited | Connected to a temporary event or special release |
| Historical | Removed, retired or retained only for reference |
Separating these categories prevents players from wasting Diamonds or rerolls searching for a class that is not currently obtainable.
What Does Mastering a Class Mean?
A mastered class has reached its highest available progression level.
Unlocking the class is only the first stage. Players must then use its intended abilities and complete the required objectives to obtain every perk.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker counts a class as fully mastered when Level 3 has been selected.
Mastering classes gives players more options when building solo and multiplayer loadouts. It also provides an additional completion challenge after the main class collection has been purchased.
Best Classes to Unlock First
The best first class depends on how you normally play.
Beginners may benefit from an affordable class with straightforward equipment, while experienced players may prefer to save Diamonds for a premium combat option.
Useful early class types include:
| Playstyle | Recommended Class Type |
|---|---|
| New player | Affordable survival or ranged class |
| Solo survival | Self-sufficient combat class |
| Multiplayer | Gathering, food or healing class |
| Exploration | Map, movement or storage class |
| Base building | Lumber and crafting class |
| Strongholds | Ranged combat or armour class |
| Animal taming | Zookeeper or Beastmaster-style class |
Do not buy a class based only on its price. A cheaper class that matches your usual role may provide more value than an expensive class whose abilities you rarely use.
See our [Best Classes in 99 Nights in the Forest] guide for role-based recommendations.
Best Classes for Solo Players
Solo players should prioritise immediate equipment and self-sufficiency.
There are no teammates available to supply weapons, gather food or perform a normal revive. Classes that begin with armour, reliable weapons or renewable combat abilities therefore have a major advantage.
Strong solo class traits include:
- A powerful starting weapon
- Armour or additional health
- Renewable ammunition or energy
- Healing or lifesteal
- Improved movement
- Better nighttime visibility
- Summoned or tamed allies
- Increased carrying capacity
The dedicated [99 Nights in the Forest Class Tier List] ranks the strongest solo and multiplayer options separately.
Best Classes for Multiplayer
Multiplayer teams should avoid choosing the same role repeatedly.
A good four-player group can combine combat, gathering, exploration and support.
| Player | Useful Role |
|---|---|
| Player 1 | Combat and camp protection |
| Player 2 | Wood gathering and crafting progression |
| Player 3 | Exploration and loot collection |
| Player 4 | Food, healing or team support |
A premium combat class may defeat enemies quickly, but it does not automatically solve food shortages, campfire fuel or slow crafting progression.
Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker to compare the roles your group already owns and identify useful classes still missing from the collection.
How to Get More Diamonds for Classes
Players can earn Diamonds without purchasing Robux.
Common Diamond sources include:
- Completing badges
- Finishing Daily Quests
- Reaching survival milestones
- Clearing difficult locations
- Participating in update events
- Redeeming active codes
- Completing limited challenges
- Playing higher-difficulty modes when available
Badge rewards are normally one-time rewards, while Daily Quests and successful runs provide repeatable progression.
Should You Spend Diamonds on Class Rerolls?
Class rerolls change the current shop selection.
A reroll may help when a particular class is not in stock, but repeated rerolls can consume the Diamonds needed to purchase the class.
Save enough Diamonds for the class before spending heavily on refreshing the shop. New players should generally purchase several dependable affordable classes before repeatedly rerolling for one premium option.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker can help identify which permanent classes are still missing, making it easier to decide whether a reroll is worthwhile.
Why Is a Class Missing From the Shop?
A class may be missing because the shop selection has rotated, the class is limited or the class is no longer obtainable.
Possible reasons include:
| Reason | What to Do |
|---|---|
| Shop rotation | Wait for the next rotation or use a reroll |
| Event class | Check whether the event is currently active |
| Historical class | It may no longer be obtainable |
| New update | Join a fresh server and check again |
| Incorrect class name | Search the tracker for the current name |
| Regional or server delay | Rejoin after the update has fully deployed |
Do not spend all your Diamonds rerolling until you have confirmed that the class belongs to the permanent shop pool.
Why Is My Class Not Levelling Up?
Class progression normally requires a precise action.
A weapon class may require kills using its specific starting weapon rather than any weapon found during the run. Gathering and support classes may also require a particular resource, tool or interaction.
Common problems include:
- Using the wrong weapon
- Letting another player land the final hit
- Completing the action before selecting the class
- Leaving the game before progress saves
- Attempting an event requirement outside the event
- Misreading the total number of required actions
- Playing on an outdated server
Check the exact perk requirement before beginning a dedicated levelling run.
Does the Class Tracker Connect to Roblox?
No. The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker is an independent checklist created by The Click.
Marking a class as owned will not purchase it in Roblox. Increasing the level inside the tracker will not unlock the corresponding in-game perk.
The tracker provides a convenient personal record. Classes and perk levels must still be unlocked inside the official 99 Nights in the Forest experience.
Does the Class Tracker Save Progress?
Yes. Tracker progress is saved locally in your web browser.
You can close the page and return later using the same browser and device. Your owned classes and level selections should remain in place.
Progress may disappear when:
- Browser storage is cleared
- A private browsing window is used
- You change to another browser
- You move to another device
- Website data is deleted
- A browser extension blocks local storage
No registration, email address or Roblox login is required.
How to Reset the Class Tracker
Use the reset option within the 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker to clear all saved class ownership and progression selections.
Resetting the tracker cannot normally be undone. Only use it when starting a new checklist or correcting a large amount of inaccurate progress.
Players sharing a computer should use separate browser profiles where possible, since the tracker does not identify individual Roblox accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker?
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker is an interactive checklist for recording owned classes, progression levels, mastered classes and missing collection entries.
Does the class tracker save my progress?
Yes. Progress is stored locally in the browser and device currently being used.
Do I need to log in?
No. The class tracker does not require an account, email address or Roblox login.
Does marking a class unlock it in Roblox?
No. The tracker is a personal checklist and does not make changes to your Roblox account.
How many levels does each class have?
Classes generally contain three progression levels, with additional perks unlocked by completing role-specific objectives.
How much do classes cost?
Class prices vary. Current documented costs range from approximately 10 to 600 Diamonds, depending on the class.
What is the best class?
There is no single best class for every player. Combat classes are strong for solo play and difficult locations, while gathering and support classes can provide more value in multiplayer.
Can you own every class?
Players can gradually collect permanent classes using Diamonds. Limited and retired classes may not always be obtainable.
Do class levels reset between games?
Unlocked class perks are permanent and remain available in future runs.
Are limited classes included?
Yes. The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker separates limited classes from the normal permanent collection.
Why has my tracker progress disappeared?
Progress may be removed when browser storage is cleared, another device is used or the page is opened in private browsing mode.
Can I use the class tracker on mobile?
Yes. The tracker is designed to work on desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker provides a simple way to manage class ownership and progression without repeatedly searching through the lobby. Mark every class you own, record each perk level and monitor how close you are to mastering the entire collection.
Combine the 99 Nights in the Forest Class Tracker with our badge tracker to monitor permanent progression, then use our class tier list and Diamond guide to decide which missing class is worth unlocking next.