Pixel Lineage Seraph
S on the one list that ranks it
Pixel Lineage Seraph is a Mythic team-protection race: its exclusive Angelic Blessing skill cuts the damage all allies take by 10% on the first turn and makes healing 25% stronger for two rounds. It drops from a Race Spin at 0.7%, and Roonby's tier list puts it in S tier.
Pixel Lineage Seraph at a glance
| Rarity | Mythic |
| Drop chance | 0.7% |
| Roonby tier | S |
| Exclusive skill | Angelic Blessing |
| Bonuses | Angelic Blessing: all allies take 10% less damage on the first turn, and healing is 25% stronger for two rounds |
What Seraph does
Seraph is a team-protection race: its exclusive Angelic Blessing skill cuts the damage all allies take by 10% on the first turn and makes healing 25% stronger for two rounds. The numbers above are the ones Roonby publishes; the game may change them in a patch, so the page carries its last-checked date.
Races are one of the first choices you make in Pixel Lineage, and unlike a class they come from a roll rather than a pick, so what you keep is a trade between the bonus and how many spins you are willing to spend. Our races tier list shows the whole table side by side.
Seraph tier and drop chance
Roonby ranks Seraph in S tier out of S to D, and it is the only published list we found that covers every race, so the rank on this page is that one list rather than a consensus. Roonby calls it one of the best races for supporting your team through a hard battle: the first turn is often the most dangerous, and the skill covers exactly that turn before boosting healing for the next two rounds.
Seraph is one of 4 Mythic races (Seraph, Nightborne, Celestine, Tideborn), which together make up 3.5% of the table. At 0.7% per spin it comes up about once in 143 spins on average, our arithmetic from the published chance. The three free spins a new character gets give roughly a 2.1% chance of landing Seraph at least once, so most players will need codes, events or Robux spins as well.
Strengths and weaknesses of Seraph
- Strength: Angelic Blessing: all allies take 10% less damage on the first turn, and healing is 25% stronger for two rounds
- Limit: it is a support effect, so it does nothing for a solo character who only wants raw damage, and at 0.7% it is the hardest kind of race to roll.
How to get Seraph
You get Seraph from a Race Spin, which rerolls your current race. New players receive three free Race Spins, and more come from codes, in-game events and the Robux shop, per Roonby. There is no way to pick a race directly, so every spin is a fresh draw from the table at 0.7% for Seraph.
Who should pick Seraph
Players who run in a group or lean on healing, and anyone who wants the first turn of every fight to hurt less.
Plan around Seraph
- Roonby puts it in S tier. See every entry on the Pixel Lineage races tier list.
- You cannot choose a race: the race and talent spins guide covers how spins reroll it and where more come from.
- Pair it with a class from the best class guide; the talents list has the other roll.
- Get spins and Gold from the working codes.
- Same rarity: Nightborne, Celestine, Tideborn.
- Browse the full races list.
Pixel Lineage Seraph FAQ
How rare is Seraph in Pixel Lineage?
Seraph is a Mythic race with a 0.7% drop chance from a Race Spin, per Roonby's races list, which works out to roughly one spin in 143.
Is Seraph a good race in Pixel Lineage?
Roonby ranks it S tier. Roonby calls it one of the best races for supporting your team through a hard battle: the first turn is often the most dangerous, and the skill covers exactly that turn before boosting healing for the next two rounds.
How do I get Seraph?
Use Race Spins. New players get three, and codes, events and the Robux shop give more; the codes page lists the spin codes that work now.