A definitive guide to Murim Cultivation races, including a list of them with stat buffs, unlock chance, and appearance changes.
Looking for a complete list of Murim Cultivation races? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, I round up all of the different races that you can play as, complete with the stats you gain. I’ll also include the percentage chance that you have of getting this race on a reroll. If anything changes, or a new race arrives, I’ll update this guide.
Murim Cultivation is a Roblox martial arts RPG that sees you striving to become the most powerful fighter in the world. You develop your own fighting style, battle enemies to increase your power, and master a complex combat system. When not in combat, you can farm wheat to earn cash that you can spend on further upgrades.
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Now, let’s take a look at a complete list of Murim Cultivation races that you can play as, along with their stats and percentage chance for unlocking them.
As close to a default race as you can get in Murim Cultivation, the Human has balanced default stats, no changes in appearance, and the highest percentage chance of rolling as one.
Having said that, you might think that the race is a poor choice but that’s far from the case. While it’s certainly the least exciting, it is a great fit for jack-of-all-trade types and is a great fit for most builds.
Besides, sometimes you don’t want pointy ears or a tail, right?
Like dressing up as a cat? Do you actually want pointy ears and a tail? The Neko race is the one for you. This feline species is marginally faster than humans, but otherwise has very similar base stats. Nonetheless, it is a direct upgrade.
Unless, of course, you hate the appearance In that case, you will likely feel like you have been cursed by the Roblox gods.
The chance of unlocking the Neko is 20%, so it’s the second most common race after Humans.
Want to be a lizard? Then, you’re in luck as you can become a Lizardman in Murim Cultivation. You have a 15% to unlock this race on a reroll, and it’s the third most common race behind Human and Neko.
In terms of stats, the Lizardman has marginally higher speed and damage to the Human, though its speed is behind the Neko. It’s a decent race option for DPS classes.
However, its appearance isn’t particularly desirable. Let’s be honest.
There’s no doubt that the Dwarf is an exceptional race in Murim Cultivation, and a clear upgrade on the Human, Neko, or Lizardmen that make up the more common races. You only have a 10% chance to unlock this race, but if you do, you can consider yourself lucky.
Dwarves are shorter and stockier, but otherwise look very similar to your average Human. They don’t have the signature beard that the race is known for though.
In terms of stats, they’re a fantastic race. You’re faster, deal more damage, and have considerable more health than Humans and Lizardmen, though your speed is still behind that of the Neko.
If you like playing as DPS classes or tanks, the Dwarf is an excellent choice.
Elves are the tallest of the races and, like Nekos, have pointy ears. Their stats are pretty average, aside from its exceptional QI buff. If you’re focusing on a Qi build, this is the race to aim for.
With only a 10% chance to unlock it, you may have difficulty unlocking this race. If you do get it, you’ll only be happy if you’re focusing on a QI build. Its stats are very similar to the Human otherwise, with marginally more speed.
The rarest race is also undoubtedly the best option in Murim Cultivation, regardless of the build you aim for. It has best in class damage, health, and QI buffs, though a standard speed stat. If you’re focusing speed, for whatever reason, you’re still better off as a Neko.
The Dragon race is simply the best option, no matter if you’re a tank, DPS, or QI-focused build. Well, if you’re the latter, the Elf might prove marginally better, but I’d still recommend the Dragon given its much stronger health and damage stats.
Not only that, but you get the best visual option of all of the races, with wings, a tail, and horns. It’s a very cool looking race.
If you roll a Dragon, which is challenging given its mere 5% unlock chance, consider your rerolling days over. It really is that good.
