If you’ve started playing Clover Origins recently, but are having a hard time playing the game and understanding its various mechanics, this complete Clover Origins beginner’s guide is perfect for you. Read on to learn how to get your first Grimoire, become a stronger mage, unlock fast travel, and more.
How to Get Grimoires in Clover Origins
The first thing you want to do in Clover Origins is to get a Grimoire to unlock skills that will deal a lot more damage than the base Combat you start the game with. However, before you can get a Grimoire, you’ll need to complete the tutorial and then repeat the first quest (Bandit Quest) until you hit Level 50.
This will help you earn some Grimoire spins that you can use at the Wizard NPC to get a Grimoire. From the spawn area, follow the path between the Broom Gacha and the Blacksmith to find the Grimoire Tower. Go inside, and you’ll find the Wizard NPC. Talk to him to use the Grimoire Gacha and obtain a Grimoire.
There are plenty of decent options that you can use early on. Check out our Clover Origins Grimoires Tier List to learn about the strengths and weaknesses of each Grimoire in the game.
How to Unlock Grimoire Skills in Clover Origins
When you obtain any Grimoire, you’ll only have access to one skill. Almost every Grimoire has 5+ skills that you’ll need to unlock by investing stat points in the Magic stat. Invest 1,000 stat points in Magic to unlock all the moves of every Grimoire in the game.
There are two Girmoires, Anti-Magic and Reinforcement, that instead scale with the Blade and Melee stat, respectively. Depending on the Grimoire you’re using, make sure you invest points in the right stat to unlock the respective skills.
How to Get Weapons in Clover Origins
If you’re not too fond of the Black Clover Magic and want to use weapons instead, you can do that too. See the table below for a full list of all weapons in Clover Origins and how to get them:
| Weapon | How to Get |
|---|---|
| Wooden Katana | Purchase from the Biel Brollo Shop near the spawn area in Hage Village for 5,000 Yen. |
| Spear | Purchase from the Greg Shop in the Valley of Bones for 35,000 Yen. |
| Rifle | Purchase from the Black Market for 75 Black Crystals. |
| Boxing Gloves | Purchase from the Noleto Shop near the Coliseum for 40,000 Yen. |
| Axe | Get as a drop for defeating the Orc King Boss. |
| Imperial Sword | Purchase from the Black Market for 1,500 Black Crystals. |
| Wand | Only obtainable via the Battlepass. |
Invest stat points in the Blade stat to increase the damage of your weapons. The Imperial Sword and the Wand are the two best weapons in Clover Origins right now.
How to Get a Broom in Clover Origins
Once you reach Level 100+, the next thing you need to do is get a broom to unlock fast travel in Clover Origins. You can get brooms from the Broom Gacha NPC near the spawn point in Hage Village. However, before you can use that gacha, you need to first complete the Broom Quest.
In the spawn area, you’ll see some stairs to the right of the Broom Gacha. Go up those stairs, and you’ll see a Broom Quest NPC. Talk to the NPC to start a quest that will help you learn broom flying, earn you the first broom for free, and give you access to the Broom Gacha.
For the quest, you simply need to complete a fly-through challenge. It’s pretty straightforward, and you shouldn’t have any problem completing it.
Completing the quest will also give you a few Broom Spins that you can use at the Broom Gacha to roll for a quicker broom.
How to Progress in Clover Origins
Progression in Clover Origins is locked behind Quests and Missions. Clear NPC quests to earn Yen, EXP, and Stat Points. Invest stat points to grow stronger and use Yens to purchase weapons and accessories to further strengthen your build so you can take on tougher quests and stronger enemies.
Similarly, there are Daily and Weekly Missions that you can complete to level up, earn Grimoire and Broom Spins, and farm tons of EXP. To play Missions, click on Menu and then click on Missions. Missions are fairly easy to complete and should be a primary focus early on.
Below is a suggested progression path that you can follow:
- Repeat Bandit quest until you reach Level 50.
- Obtain a Grimoire and shift to the Bandit Boss quest. Repeat until you hit level 250. Keep investing your stat points into Magic to unlock more skills and do more damage. Also, get a broom once you hit Level 100.
- Once you reach Level 250 to 300, shift to the Boar Boss quest. Keep farming until you hit Level 750. By now, you should have enough Yen to buy some Clover Origins Accessories. Use them to cover up any weaknesses of your build and switch to the Orc King quest near the Coliseum.
- After reaching Level 1000, do the following quests: Corrupt Dark Wizard > Water Wizard > Corrupted Nobelman.
- Keep grinding the quests or switch to Dungeons until you reach Level 4,000. You can also start hunting World Bosses like Yuno, Litch, and the Werewolf to gather rare drops and earn tons of Yen and EXP.
After crossing Level 4000, you can travel to the Clover Kingdom (World 2) to continue more quests and explore a different location.
Other Clover Origins Guides to Check Out
We have created detailed guides on various Clover Origins topics that might help you on your jounrey to becoming the most powerful mage in Clover Origins. Make sure you check out the following:
- Clover Origins Codes
- Clover Origins Grimoires Tier List
- All Clover Origins Accessories - Buffs & How to Get
- How to Get All Items in Clover Origins
- Clover Origins NPC Locations Guide
- Clover Origins Boss Drops & Spawn Locations
- All Clover Origins Totems - Locations & How to Capture
Clover Origins FAQs
Paladin, Angel, and Devil are the best races to use in Clover Origins. If you want to high survivability, use Angel. Use Devil if you want to main weapons/combat. Paladin is the best overall class to use with a Magic build.
No, choosing between Good and Evil at the start of the game doesn’t have any effect apart from adding a Green or Red visual to your character’s name.
The current max level in Clover Origins is 7,000. However, this could change with future updates.
Hopefully, this Clover Origins beginner's guide will help you get the right start in this growing game and put together a strong and fun build. Let us know in the comments below if you have any other questions or would like us to create guides on any specific topic related to Clover Origins or any other game on Roblox.
