Clean all the leaves All 7 Classes with Drop Odds

What classes are in Clean all the leaves!

The live Roblox build exposes 7 unlockable classes that change how you earn, spend, and clear. Each class is a playstyle modifier layered on top of your tools and bag upgrades — they do not replace the collect → sell → upgrade loop, they bend it. Community players and Fandom wiki editors transcribed the full roster from the in-game Classes menu on camera (rev 176, 2026-08-24); Sportskeeda published odds independently on 2026-08-25. Both sources agree on every number. Source: Clean all the leaves! Guide wiki (read 2026-09-03).

How to Get All Classes in Clean All The Leaves Roblox

The 7-class roster

Class	Rarity	Drop chance	Bonus (menu text)	Avg rolls	Avg gems	90% by	Tier
Starter Class	Common	40%	None. Where everyone begins; auto-equipped on your first visit.	3	120	5 rolls / 200 gems	D
Bag Specialist	Uncommon	22%	Bigger leaf bag capacity, so fewer trips to the trash can.	5	200	10 rolls / 400 gems	B
Cash Treasurer	Rare	15%	Earn more cash from every leaf you sell or vent.	7	280	15 rolls / 600 gems	A
Diamond Treasurer	Epic	11%	Earn more gems (diamonds) while you play.	9	360	20 rolls / 800 gems	B
Rake Specialist	Divine	6%	Rake upgrades cost less.	17	680	38 rolls / 1,520 gems	C
Blower Specialist	Mythic	4%	Leaf blower upgrades (width, power, spread) cost less.	25	1,000	57 rolls / 2,280 gems	A
Handy Man	Legendary	2%	Every bonus above, all at once.	50	2,000	114 rolls / 4,560 gems	S

Source: in-game Classes menu (transcribed Fandom wiki rev 176, 2026-08-24) + Sportskeeda odds article (2026-08-25). Expected-roll math: 1 ÷ drop chance. “90% by” = rolls after which chance of still not having that class drops under 10%.

How the roll works

• Gems are the only currency that carries between rounds. You earn them from zone completions, the daily reward, the shop’s 10 free gems, joining the group (15 gems), and gem leaves.
• Every roll costs 40 gems.
• Rolling can hand you Starter Class again (40%) or duplicates of a class you already own.
• There is no pity system mentioned in the menu.
• Handy Man does not add new bonuses — it stacks the five specialist bonuses together.
• Classes change your economy, not the map: every zone, wave, and vent is identical whichever class you run.

Class-by-class breakdown

Starter Class (40% — Common) You can roll it again even though you already own it. It is the baseline; nothing changes when you re-roll into it.

Bag Specialist (22% — Uncommon) Best early pick if you keep running out of bag space mid-zone. Matters less once you buy bag upgrades directly in a round. Average 5 rolls / 200 gems to get it.

Cash Treasurer (15% — Rare) Cash is what buys the leaf blower and all upgrades inside a round. This class amplifies every sell, which means fewer rounds needed to fund big purchases. Average 7 rolls / 280 gems.

Diamond Treasurer (11% — Epic) Speeds up your next class roll rather than your current clear. Gems are the only currency that persists between rounds, so this class is a long-term gem-efficiency play. Average 9 rolls / 360 gems.

Rake Specialist (6% — Divine) The rake is an early-game tool only — the leaf blower replaces it by zone 2. This class helps if you are still in early map areas and want to minimize rake upgrade spending. Average 17 rolls / 680 gems.

Blower Specialist (4% — Mythic) The blower is the main tool from the second zone onward. This class reduces blower upgrade costs (width, power, spread), making it a strong mid-to-late pick for sessions where you are pushing toward 100%. Average 25 rolls / 1,000 gems.

Handy Man (2% — Legendary) Sportskeeda spells it Handyman; the in-game menu says Handy Man. Every specialist bonus stacked together. Average 50 rolls / 2,000 gems to hit; 90% of players need 114 rolls / 4,560 gems or fewer. Worth rolling for if you have gem reserves and want the definitive clear-speed build.

Tier list summary

• S — Handy Man: All bonuses stacked. The dream build if you can fund ~50 rolls.
• A — Cash Treasurer, Blower Specialist: Economy amplifiers. Cash Treasurer accelerates tool purchases; Blower Specialist trims blower upgrade costs.
• B — Bag Specialist, Diamond Treasurer: Utility. Bag Specialist solves a real early-game pain; Diamond Treasurer is a long-haul gem play.
• C — Rake Specialist: Niche. Rake upgrades are cheap anyway; this matters only if you are deep in early map and counting every gem.
• D — Starter Class: Baseline. Re-roll target.

How to roll

1. Hold 40+ gems (earn from zone completions, daily reward, shop’s 10 free gems, group join, gem leaves).
2. Open the Classes menu in the lobby.
3. Tap Roll to spend 40 gems and receive a random class.
4. Equip the class so it actually applies — unlocking without equipping changes nothing.

Which class should you aim for?

• Have ~2,000 gems and want the best? Roll for Handy Man.
• Have ~280–400 gems? Cash Treasurer or Bag Specialist — both have strong practical impact on every session.
• Have fewer gems than that? Keep playing. Classes are a long-term system, not a first-session shortcut.

Classes and the secret ending

Classes do not unlock the secret ending. 100% clean does. But classes make the clean faster, especially Cash Treasurer (more cash for tools) and Blower Specialist (cheaper blower upgrades for wider coverage). Pair class rolls with the Upgrade Planner and Secret Ending checklist.

After patches

The universe updated 12 Aug 2026. Re-open the class menu after future patches instead of trusting these odds or bonus descriptions as frozen. Class prices, order, or HUD placement may have shifted. Check Updates Hub and Changelog after major patches.

What we will not invent

No eighth class, no pity counter, no class-specific zones. Odds add up to exactly 100% — the menu numbers are the real drop table. If a creator thumbnail shows a name not in this table, verify it in your live client before treating it as real.