Beyond Nen is a Roblox game where your character's race and lineage are rolled at random and can be rerolled, so the ones you keep shape how your build plays. For races, Celestial and Cyborg rank highest, followed by Rabbit and Cat, while Human sits lowest because its bonuses are the smallest. For lineages, Zoldyck, Kurta and Netero lead the list, and the Common and Uncommon lineages sit at the bottom.
Beyond Nen race tier list
| Tier | Race | Rarity | Listed bonuses |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Celestial | Mythical | +5% Strength, Durability, Nen, Stamina and Weapon, +2.5% damage |
| S | Cyborg | Legendary | +10% Durability, +3.5% damage |
| A | Rabbit | Uncommon | +10% Weapon, +5% Stamina, +5% Movement Speed |
| A | Cat | Rare | +10% Movement Speed, +5% Stamina |
| B | Human | Common | +10% Stamina, +5% Movement Speed |
Beyond Nen lineage tier list
| Tier | Lineage | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| S | Zoldyck | Mythical |
| S | Kurta | Extraordinary |
| S | Netero | Legendary |
| A | Lucilfer | Legendary |
| A | Morrow | Legendary |
| B | Hazama | Rare |
| B | Krueger | Rare |
| C | Hill | Rare |
| C | Koshi, Nostrade, Mackernasey, Magcub, Bine | Uncommon |
| C | Tocino, Ndongo, Clow, Hackett | Common |
Beyond Nen Race Tier List: Which Races to Keep
Races give your character passive bonuses, so you get them without managing another system. Which race suits you depends on where your damage comes from, because Nen users and weapon users benefit from different bonuses. Extra Durability helps either style. Rarer races are generally stronger, which is why both S-tier races are Mythical or Legendary.
Celestial is the best all-rounder. Its 5% boost to Strength, Durability, Nen, Stamina and Weapon, plus 2.5% damage, is useful whatever your build looks like. Cyborg is arguably better for melee builds, thanks to its 10% Durability bonus and 3.5% extra damage. Both work well in PvE and PvP, so once you have either one, there's no real reason to reroll it.
Rabbit and Cat are solid A-tier picks for different reasons. Rabbit's 10% Weapon bonus suits weapon-focused builds, while Cat's 10% Movement Speed helps with positioning and chasing opponents in PvP. Rabbit also adds 5% Stamina and 5% Movement Speed, and Cat adds 5% Stamina. Human only gets 10% Stamina and 5% Movement Speed, the smallest bonuses of any race, which is why it sits in B tier.
To match a race to your build:
- Nen-focused: Celestial, the only listed race with a Nen bonus
- Melee and defense: Cyborg
- Weapon-focused: Rabbit
- Mobility and PvP chasing: Cat
Race bonuses are fairly modest compared with the rest of your build. Don't spend every reroll chasing Celestial, since a stronger lineage or Nen Ability can make a bigger difference.
Beyond Nen Lineage Tier List: The Strongest Picks
Your lineage, sometimes called a clan, adds inherited perks, passives and abilities that can change your build a lot. A strong ability can still lose value if it lasts only briefly, has a long cooldown, or clashes with your Nen setup, so check how each one works before you commit. The three S-tier lineages are:
- Zoldyck (Mythical): Gives 1.15x Money. Assassin's Instincts turns your eyes black and boosts Movement Speed by 25%, Damage by 15% and Durability by 5% for 5 minutes. Electricity Resistance and Poison Resistance each cut damage from those types by 25%.
- Kurta (Extraordinary): Gives 1.15x damage against NPCs and bosses. Controlled Rage turns on Kurta Eyes for 2 minutes, adding 10% to Durability, HP Regen, Damage and Movement Speed, and 5% to Heal power. Healing is disabled for 50 seconds after it ends.
- Netero (Legendary): Martial Master adds 25% damage to fist-based attacks.
Zoldyck works for combat and farming, while Kurta is built around combat. All three lead because they combine damage, mobility and survivability in strong ways. Rarity doesn't decide placement on its own: Kurta is Extraordinary and still ranks above Lucilfer and Morrow, which are both Legendary.
Which Lineages Are Solid Picks and Which Stay Provisional
The A-tier lineages each offer something useful, whether that's progression bonuses, defensive tools or strong combat modes. Their benefits come with more limits in uptime or versatility, which keeps them a step below the S tier. The main effects are:
- Lucilfer (Legendary): Treasure Hunter gives a 50% chance to receive double ores and gathering materials, including bought potions and materials.
- Morrow (Legendary): Worthy Opponent deals more damage to higher-level targets and less to lower-level ones.
Hazama and Krueger sit in B tier because their effects depend on a specific trigger. Hazama's Deadly Counter adds 20% damage to your next weapon hit after a parry, with a 1-minute cooldown. Krueger's Passion For Relaxin' gives extra passive regeneration, but only while you hold still.
Hill drops to C tier, because its Trollking only works when you're hit while emoting. The Common and Uncommon lineages share C tier with it. Their perks are small next to the picks above, so keep one only until something better comes up.
When to Stop Rerolling Your Race and Lineage
Decide what you're rolling for before you start, since rerolls are limited. Tier placements are provisional and may shift as the developers adjust balance, so treat them as a starting point and test a pick in your own playstyle. Then work through these steps:
- Start with your build's goal. Decide whether you're leaning toward Nen, weapons, melee or mobility, since your race, lineage, Nen Ability, stats and gear all work together. Something that helps you clear quests faster may matter less in a duel, so PvE and PvP picks can differ.
- Skip Human when you're rolling for race. Its bonuses are the smallest, so it gives you little to build around. Rabbit and Cat are good keeps if they match your build.
- Aim for S or A lineages, but stay flexible. Some easier-to-roll lineages can be just as useful, so a rare result isn't required for a good build.
- Give C-tier lineages the lowest priority. Keep one only if nothing better is on offer, since its perks are the weakest.
