Chop A Forest Classes List: Names and Prices

Chop A Forest sells its classes in two places: the in-game classes shop and the Robux pass store. The classes shop has shown three purchasable entries — Lumberjack, Log Master and Timber Titan — in a lineup that can change with restocks, while the pass store sells Clawman Class as a game pass for 1,499 Robux. What separates these entries before you pick one is exactly what the game puts in front of you: the names, the prices, and one demonstrated effect, Lumberjack's faster wood collection.

Classes confirmed in Chop A Forest

Between the two stores, four class entries have been visible to players so far, and each shows you different details before you buy:

In the classes shop (in one player's visit, it opened right after a restock notification):

• Lumberjack — listed with its price. The same player bought one mid-session and said the wood collection right after felt faster, calling the purchase "a really good investment." That is one player's impression from a single session; no stat panel or numbers appeared on screen.
• Log Master — listed in the same lineup as a separate purchasable entry.
• Timber Titan — shown at a price of 435, which that player called "not even really expensive."

In the Robux pass store:

• Clawman Class — the only entry there labeled as a class, sold as a game pass for 1,499 Robux. The passes shown next to it — Chainsaw Forever, Axe Forever, Vacuum Forever, Dynamite Forever, Double Luck, Infinite Backpack and Fast Rolls — cover tools and perks instead, so read the labels rather than assuming a pass is a class.

Two conditions are worth keeping in mind when you compare. The shop lineup moves: that visit followed a restock, a Halloween event was mentioned during the same stop, and pass prices come from store data that can change — so treat the shelf as current-only and check the names and prices in game on the day you buy. And of the differences above, only Lumberjack's faster collection is a demonstrated effect, and only from that one session; for every other entry, the names and prices are the comparison the game actually gives you.

When you are ready to pick one up, the walkthrough for how to get classes in Chop A Forest covers the buying steps in detail.