classes

Here is a complete detailed introduction to all the classes in "99 Nights in the Forest" including their starting equipment, perks, and abilities, fully covering each class without omission. I am using up-to-date game guides and summaries to ensure thoroughness.

1. Camper (10 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Flashlight
• Level 1 Perk: 10% slower hunger drain — makes survival easier by reducing how fast your hunger depletes
• Level 2 Perk: Improved night vision — helps navigate safely in the dark forest
• Level 3 Perk: Starts with a hearty stew, giving a food boost
• Role: Ideal beginner class. Offers great sustainability with hunger reduction and essential flashlight for visibility. The forest’s dangerous dark areas are more manageable with this class.
• Pros: Cheapest class, beginner-friendly, hunger management focus
• Cons: Limited combat capability starting out

2. Scavenger (25 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Tools to increase carrying capacity
• Level 1 Perk: +2 extra sack slots (more inventory space)
• Level 2 Perk: 20% faster chest opening — aids quick looting in dangerous situations
• Level 3 Perk: Bonus scrap/finds from loot chests to get more crafting materials
• Role: The resource gatherer and explorer. Scavenger maximizes inventory and looting efficiency, perfect for players who like to collect lots of items and build.
• Pros: Increased carry capacity and loot speed
• Cons: No direct combat perks

3. Medic (40 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Bandages for healing
• Level 1 Perk: Revives teammates 5x faster — excellent in multiplayer
• Level 2 Perk: Improved healing effectiveness after revival
• Level 3 Perk: Upgrades bandages to medkits, boosting healing power significantly
• Role: Support class focused on healing and team survival. Essential for group play where reviving and healing teammates fast is critical.
• Pros: Best healer with utility in group play
• Cons: Less offensive ability, relies on teamwork

4. Cook (40 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Cooking utensils
• Level 1 Perk: Seasoned food restores more hunger than usual
• Level 2 Perk: 20% faster cooking speed — quicker food prep
• Level 3 Perk: 25% chance to start with Hearty Stew, one of the best foods
• Role: Enhances survival through food advantages. This class is great for players who want to maintain high hunger levels efficiently and support group meals.
• Pros: Food advantage and faster cooking
• Cons: Less combat or gathering utilities

5. Hunter (40 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Hunting gear (bear traps)
• Level 1 Perk: More meat dropped from kills — better food source
• Level 2 Perk: Better pelt drops for crafting
• Level 3 Perk: Extra wolf pelt trades available at merchants
• Role: Focused on hunting and animal resources for food and crafting materials. Good for players who want to rely on combat and resource control.
• Pros: Increased yield from hunting
• Cons: No direct combat enhancement beyond traps

6. Decorator (40 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Hammer for furniture crafting and repair
• Level 1 Perk: More furniture per trader visit
• Level 2 Perk: Merchant trader visible on the map permanently
• Level 3 Perk: 25% discount on furniture
• Role: Perfect for base builders and players focused on defense or aesthetics. Helps maximize furniture resources for fortification.
• Pros: Base building benefits
• Cons: Low combat or survival perks

7. Ranger (70 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Flashlight, revolver with 18 ammo
• Level 1 Perk: Starts with 18 ammo
• Level 2 Perk: 10% chance to save ammo on shots
• Level 3 Perk: Starts with 30 ammo
• Role: Well-rounded combat class for players wanting balanced offense and survival gear. Good early-game fighter with ranged weapons.
• Pros: Strong ranged combat starter
• Cons: Moderate cost, not specialized to extremes

8. Lumberjack (70 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Axe
• Level 1 Perk: 20% chance for bonus logs when chopping trees
• Level 2 Perk: 25% chance for double saplings (for replanting or building)
• Level 3 Perk: 20% chance to gain 1-2 bonus logs
• Role: Best class for gathering wood resources rapidly to build defenses and craft items. Great for players focused on base building and resource farming.
• Pros: Superior wood yield
• Cons: No direct combat perks

9. Brawler (100 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Leather body armor
• Level 1 Perk: Cannot use ranged weapons, +20% HP, +30% melee damage
• Level 2 Perk: +10% health regeneration, faster regen after damage
• Level 3 Perk: 5% chance to block incoming damage
• Role: Melee-focused tank class with high survivability and damage. Great for aggressive players who prefer close combat.
• Pros: High melee damage and durability
• Cons: Cannot use guns or ranged weapons

10. Alien (100 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Alien equipment (night vision benefits)
• Level 1 Perk: Night vision benefits — see better in darkness
• Level 2 Perk: ??? (Details less clear, but generally utility-focused)
• Level 3 Perk: ???
• Role: Utility class that boosts night vision, beneficial in forest’s dark nights. May have drawbacks like reduced movement speed.
• Pros: Night exploration advantage
• Cons: Less combat-oriented, slower movement

11. Assassin (500 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Katana, 120 throwing knives
• Level 1 Perk: +10% sprint speed, -15% HP, 5% chance for throwing knives to spawn in chests
• Level 2 Perk: Chance for critical strikes on first hit
• Level 3 Perk: 10% chance for throwing knives to spawn in chests
• Role: High-damage stealth fighter focused on agility and surprise attacks. Best suited for advanced players willing to invest diamonds for superior combat ability.
• Pros: Best starter weapons, high damage, increased speed
• Cons: Expensive, lower base HP

12. Cyborg (600 Diamonds)

• Starting Equipment: Alien armor, laser cannon
• Level 1 Perk: If alien tech overheats, take damage and armor lowers temporarily
• Level 2 Perk: Gain healing buff when tech fully charged
• Level 3 Perk: Kills restore some alien tech energy
• Role: High-tech combat class with powerful ranged weapons and armor but requires careful management of weapon overheating.
• Pros: Strong ranged attacks, passive healing buffs
• Cons: Weapon overheating risks, very expensive

Summary Table of Classes