Iron Soul Dungeon Tier List
All 10 Iron Soul Dungeon races ranked from S to D tier — with stat bonuses, drop rates, best builds, and keep-or-reroll advice for each one. Demon and Angel dominate the top, but every race has a role depending on your build. Last updated: 2026-06-26
S Tier S
The broadest buff spread in the game. Covers attack, crit rate, crit damage, skill damage, cooldown reduction, movement speed, and dash distance.
Covers nearly every important stat and stays useful across multiple weapon paths. Speed, survival, and burst in one package.
A Tier A
Crit burst build with fast ultimate cycling. Excellent for aggressive playstyles.
Staff/Range specialist with speed and crit bonuses. Season 1 exclusive - no longer obtainable.
Glass cannon magic/crit build. High damage but fragile.
B Tier B
Crit damage + mobility combo. Good all-around choice.
Melee survivability build. HP + cooldown reduction + skill damage.
Mobility-focused. Great for dodging and positioning.
C Tier C
Best beginner race. Easy to get duplicates for star upgrades.
D Tier D
Placeholder race. Only provides basic attack bonus. Reroll as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best race in Iron Soul Dungeon?
Demon and Angel are S-tier races. Demon offers the broadest stat coverage (+12% attack, +6% crit rate, +12% crit damage, +12% skill damage, -12% cooldown, +24% move speed, +30% dash distance). Angel provides excellent balance (+10% attack, +5% crit rate, +10% crit damage, +15% HP, +20% move speed, +30% dash distance, +10% ultimate charge).
How do I get a better race?
Use Race Rerolls to randomly change your race. You can get rerolls from redeeming codes (many codes reward 3-7 Race Rerolls), in-game activities, and milestone rewards. The drop rates vary: Demon (0.3%), Angel (0.4%), Fairy (1.2%), Sorcerer (1.6%), Dragonkin (6%), Undead (13%), Goblin (24.5%), Orc (26%), Human (26%).
What race should I keep?
Keep any S-tier (Demon, Angel) or A-tier (Fairy, Sorcerer) race. If you have Human or Orc, consider rerolling since they provide minimal bonuses. Goblin and Undead are decent B-tier options if you're low on rerolls.
Can I upgrade my race?
Yes! When you roll a duplicate race, it upgrades that race's star level (up to 3 stars). Higher star levels provide stronger stat bonuses. Rare races are harder to upgrade since they're harder to roll duplicates of.