Towers of Fortune classes determine part of your opening position: the class you roll can give you a building resource, a projectile, or another starting item before you begin bridging and fighting. The most useful confirmed choices are Builder for an extra block, Fireball Class for one fireball, and Chicken Class for four eggs. Other names appear in gameplay footage, but their effects or formal names are not clear enough to treat as complete class records.
Use the list below as a practical reference rather than a fixed tier list. Classes are obtained through the Classes panel and the result is random, so a class shown in one round is not necessarily guaranteed to appear in the next roll. The current game panel should take priority if its wording differs from this catalog.
Confirmed Towers of Fortune class effects
The table separates the starting item from the way that item can shape your opening. It does not assign an official rarity where the available information does not establish one.
| Class or kit | Confirmed starting effect | Opening use | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | Starts with 1 extra block | Bridge faster, reach Middle sooner, or widen your starting platform | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Fireball Class | Starts with 1 fireball | Pressure a nearby player or interrupt a bridge before committing to melee | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Chicken Class | Starts with 4 eggs | Create knockback opportunities near a bridge or platform edge | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Bird/Fish Class (name unclear) | Transcript mentions 3 eggs | Potential projectile-based opening; verify the class name and panel text first | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Burning Class | Effect not confirmed | Do not choose it for a specific item until the current panel shows its effect | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Dead Class/Kit | Effect not confirmed | Treat it as an unidentified kit; do not infer a revival effect from the name | Roll in the Classes panel |
| Oksu Kit | Effect not confirmed | Use only after checking its current description | Roll in the Classes panel |
Builder, Fireball Class, and Chicken Class are the only entries in this list with a clearly stated opening item or resource. The extra block is a positional advantage rather than a combat attack: it can shorten a bridge, repair a route, or give you room to stand. The fireball and eggs are offensive or disruptive tools, but their value depends on whether another player is close enough to pressure and whether the surrounding platform gives a safe throwing angle.
How classes change the opening
Every player begins on an individual pillar, and the wider round asks you to build, bridge, fight, and remain the last player standing. That makes a class useful in the first few decisions, not as a replacement for blocks, map awareness, or combat timing. A Builder can act immediately on the route: place the extra block to connect toward Middle, extend a narrow path, or keep a fallback square behind you. The footage specifically shows the extra block being used to move directly toward the middle.
Fireball Class changes the opening in a different way. The confirmed effect is one starting fireball, which gives you a ranged option before relying on items obtained later. Save it when a player is exposed on a narrow bridge, or use it to make a nearby opponent stop and defend instead of building freely. The evidence confirms the item, but not a universal damage value, knockback value, or guaranteed elimination, so do not plan around an exact result.
Chicken Class starts with four eggs. Eggs are most relevant when players are crossing or fighting close to an edge: a hit can create a chance to push someone away from a safe surface. The class therefore favors a patient opening in which you keep a useful angle and throw when the opponent has limited room. It is not a guarantee of a kill, and the class does not remove the need to build a stable route first.
Watch the Builder, Fireball, and Chicken class openings
These moments show the extra block used toward Middle, a class starting with one fireball, and Chicken starting with four eggs, matching the confirmed opening effects in this section.
The class with a transcript-rendered name resembling Bird or Fish is less certain. The footage mentions three eggs, but the formal name and exact effect still need to be checked in the in-game Classes panel. Treat that as a lead for comparison, not as a reliable independent class name. The same rule applies to the unidentified class associated with TNT or fireball in a random roll: an item appearing in a clip does not prove the class label or a permanent class description.
Choosing a class for your route
For the broader first-round sequence, see the beginner round guide; for contested openings, use the combat guide.
Choose Builder when your first problem is distance. It is the clearest option for an opening in which you must cross a gap, contest Middle, or create a safer platform before another player arrives. The block can also preserve flexibility: you may spend it on the first bridge, hold it for a correction, or use it to avoid stepping directly into a narrow approach. Builder is not automatically best on every map; if the route is already short or an opponent is immediately threatening, a projectile can have more immediate value.
Choose Fireball Class when the first interaction is likely to be contested. The item lets you threaten space without first reaching the opponent, making it useful for discouraging a rush or disrupting a player who is exposed while bridging. Because only one fireball is confirmed, spend it on a clear tactical moment rather than throwing it simply because it is available. The available information does not establish its cooldown, blast radius, or exact reward interaction.
Choose Chicken Class when you expect close platform fights and can control your throwing position. Four eggs provide more attempts than the single fireball listed for Fireball Class, but an egg still needs a suitable line and timing. Keep blocks available so that an attempted throw does not leave you stranded. If the opponent is not near an edge, the eggs may create less immediate value than a block or fireball.
For Burning, Dead, Oksu, and the unclear Bird/Fish entry, compare the current panel description with your goal before rolling away from a known class. Burning is described in footage as legendary, but that statement is not enough to establish an official rarity system, and the same footage presents the class as disappointing in that situation. Dead Class/Kit should not be confused with a dead totem or any separate revival-related object. Oksu Kit is named, but its skill and starting inventory are not established here.
Rolls, group rewards, and class records
Rolling is the acquisition step for classes. A player uses the Classes panel, receives a random result, and can compare that result with the intended opening. Repeated rolls are useful for searching for a better starting route, but they should not be read as a guarantee that a particular class will appear. A random class that happens to show TNT, a fireball, or another item is still an unidentified record unless the panel supplies its name and effect.
The group reward and the class effect are separate systems. The available gameplay description shows that joining the game group can provide two lucky-roll opportunities, while a class itself can provide a starting block, fireball, or eggs. Lucky rolls affect the attempt to obtain a class; they are not extra copies of the class item. The exact duration, reset behavior, or claim schedule for the group reward is not established, so use the current reward prompt for those details.
Class value also changes with the rest of the round. Blocks let you cross the void, expand a platform, or repair a route; items from the map or Item Generators can add options after the opening; and combat rewards may provide additional blocks. Those systems mean a class should be evaluated by the decision it enables rather than by its label alone. A Builder who reaches Middle safely may gain more practical value than a rarer-sounding kit that offers no confirmed opening effect.
Limits when comparing classes
There is no supported complete rarity chart, drop-rate table, or class damage table here. Do not turn the word “legendary” used for Burning into a formal rarity rule, and do not assign an effect to an unresolved kit based on its name. The available records also do not establish whether class pools change by map, whether every roll has the same odds, or whether the listed effects receive later balance changes.
For a current decision, open the Classes panel and verify three things: the exact class name, the starting item or resource, and any requirement shown beside it. Then match that information to your first route. Use Builder for an immediate construction need, Fireball Class for a clear ranged pressure opportunity, and Chicken Class for repeated edge-control attempts. If the panel contradicts an older description, follow the panel and treat the older record as stale.
First-time Towers of Fortune class questions
Which class should I choose for a fast route to Middle?
Builder is the clearest fit because it starts with one extra block, which can shorten or stabilize the bridge toward Middle. The best choice can still change if the current map makes an immediate ranged threat more important.
Are Burning and Dead official class effects?
Their names appear in gameplay footage, but their specific effects are not confirmed here. Check the current Classes panel instead of inferring an ability from “Burning” or “Dead,” and do not treat the mention of legendary as a complete official rarity rule.
Do lucky rolls give the same items as classes?
No. Lucky rolls affect the attempt to obtain a random class, while a class can provide a starting block, fireball, or eggs. They are separate parts of the class-selection system.