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Clover Time features seven distinct bosses, each offering valuable weapons, outfits, and rare items. Their varying levels, health pools, and locations mean players must plan carefully to farm the best rewards efficiently.
Jumping into a boss fight feels thrilling but can easily drain resources if your gear isn’t up to par, making knowledge of each boss’s strengths and weaknesses critical. Early bosses are manageable, but the high-level ones require solid preparation.
Make sure to check your current level and bring appropriate equipment before hunting bosses. Understanding each boss’s location and respawn time can save you valuable time during farming runs.
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All Clover Time Bosses and Locations
Seven bosses populate Clover Time’s world, spread across locations like the Ruins, Hage Forest, Rayaka Village, and Sosshi Village. Each yields unique rewards, some with notably low drop chances that require multiple kills to secure.
Bosses reappear exactly three minutes after defeat but remain present unless another player claims them, so timing your return is key to maximize farming efficiency.
Bosses respawn 3 minutes after being defeated. They only disappear from their spawn location when another player successfully defeats them, so you can return to the same area after the respawn timer.
Chain Bandit / Salik is the earliest major enemy, accessible from level 20 with 2,250 HP. It resides in the Ruins, reachable by starting at the Grimoire Tower portal, crossing past Cole NPC, then following the left path to the spawn zone. Notable drops include the Salik Outfit (30% drop rate) and rarer items like the Chain Hand (3%) and Iron Scythe (2%), so repeated defeats may be necessary to get prized loot.
The Chain Bandit, also known as Salik, is one of the earliest bosses you can fight in Clover Time. You need to reach Level 20 before taking on this boss.
The boss has 2,250 HP and can be found in the Ruins. From the Grimoire Tower teleport portal, move straight ahead until you reach the Cole NPC. Follow the path on the left to reach the Chain Bandit’s spawn area.
Possible drops include:
- Salik Outfit — 30% chance
- Salik Cloak — 12% chance
- Chain Fragment — 15% chance
- Chain Hand — 3% chance
- Iron Scythe — 2% chance
- Normal Chest — 9.5% chance
The Iron Scythe and Chain Hand are among the more difficult items to obtain because of their low drop rates, so you may need to defeat Salik several times.
Earth Bandit Boss requires players to be level 25 and boasts 3,750 HP. Located deep within Hage Forest beyond the Wagonmaster NPC, this boss demands stronger gear to tackle its forested lair. Loot mainly consists of the Earth Mage Outfit (30% chance) and the elusive Earth Mage Boss Outfit (5%), making this boss desirable for specialized cosmetic farming.
The Earth Bandit Boss becomes available once you reach Level 25. It has 3,750 HP and is located deep inside Hage Forest.
To find it, travel through Hage Forest and continue past the Wagonmaster NPC. The boss is further inside the forest, so make sure your character is prepared before heading into the area.
Its possible rewards are:
- Earth Mage Outfit — 30% chance
- Normal Chest — 9.5% chance
- Earth Mage Boss Outfit — 5% chance
The Earth Mage Outfit has the highest listed drop chance, while the special boss outfit is considerably harder to obtain.
Mana Wolf becomes available at level 35 with 3,750 HP and spawns near the Rayaka Village route inside Hage Forest. Starting from the village teleport, take the first left to find its lair alongside Wolf mobs. Its drops like Wolf Fang (35%) and Mana Wolf Fang (30%) are valuable for crafting or selling, with harder-to-get items such as Crystal Mana Fragment appearing sparingly.
The Mana Wolf requires Level 35 and has 3,750 HP. This boss is also located in Hage Forest, but its spawn point is closer to the Rayaka Village route.
Start from the Rayaka Village teleport portal and follow the path away from the village. Take the first left turn and you should reach the Wolf mobs and the Mana Wolf boss area.
The possible drops include:
- Wolf Fang — 35% chance
- Mana Wolf Fang — 30% chance
- Normal Chest — 9.5% chance
- Crystal Mana Fragment — 5% chance
- Medium Chest — 3.45% chance
Mana Wolf is a useful boss to farm if you are looking for Wolf Fangs or Mana-related materials.
Zora is a more challenging target at level 50+ with 4,500 HP, stationed at the center of Rayaka Village. From the spawn portal, head right to locate this boss. Rewards include Magic Trap (15%), various chests, and the ultra-rare Zora Doll at just a 1% drop rate, indicating farming is necessary to secure this unique item.
Zora is a Level 50+ boss with 4,500 HP. Unlike the previous bosses, you do not have to travel deep into a forest to find this one.
Zora spawns in the center of Rayaka Village. From the set spawn portal, simply head to the right to reach the boss location.
The available drops are:
- Magic Trap — 15% chance
- Normal Chest — 9.5% chance
- Medium Chest — 3.45% chance
- Zora Doll — 1% chance
The Zora Doll is the rarest listed reward, with only a 1% drop chance. If you want this item, expect to farm Zora multiple times.
Fire Mage Boss demands level 55 and possesses 4,500 HP. Its spawn is behind the windmill near Zora’s spot within Rayaka Village, adding an extra layer of challenge close to other bosses. Drop table features the Fire Mage Outfit (30%), Carpenter’s Hammer (12%), and a very rare Big Chest (0.75%), making it worthwhile for those seeking top-tier gear and cosmetics.
The Fire Mage Boss requires Level 55 and has 4,500 HP. It can also be found around Rayaka Village.
After reaching the village, look behind the windmill near the Zora boss location. The Fire Mage Boss spawns in this area.
Its drop pool contains:
- Fire Mage Outfit — 30% chance
- Carpenter’s Hammer — 12% chance
- Normal Chest — 9.5% chance
- Fire Mage Boss Outfit — 5% chance
- Medium Chest — 3.45% chance
- Big Chest — 0.75% chance
The Big Chest has an especially low 0.75% chance, making it one of the rarer rewards from this boss.
Heath Grice
Heath Grice represents a late-game challenge at level 75 with 7,500 HP. It’s found in Sosshi Village on the open ground in front of the church, a clear landmark aiding in navigation.
It commonly drops Ice Shards (35%), with rarities like the Big Chest (0.75%) and Heath Outfit (5%), rewarding patient players who master its fight.
Look for the open ground directly in front of the church. Heath Grice spawns in this area, making the church a useful landmark when searching for the boss.
Possible rewards include:
- Ice Shard — 35% chance
- Heath Outfit — 5% chance
- Medium Chest — 3.45% chance
- Ice Catalish — 3% chance
- Big Chest — 0.75% chance
The Ice Shard has the highest listed drop rate, while the Big Chest remains one of the hardest rewards to obtain.
At the top end, Magna Swing requires level 80 and has the highest HP (9,750), located beneath the Sosshi Bridge to the village’s right. Expect longer fights given its durability. Its loot is limited but valuable, offering duplicates of the Heath Outfit and a chance at the Magna Outfit (5%), suitable for players seeking exclusive cosmetics.
Magna Swing is currently the highest-level boss on this list. You need to be at least Level 80, and the boss has a large 9,750 HP pool.
You can find Magna Swing underneath the Sosshi Bridge on the right side of Sosshi Village. Because of its high HP, it can take longer to defeat compared with the earlier bosses.
Its known drops are:
- Magna Outfit — 5% chance
- Medium Chest — 3.45% chance
- Heath Outfit — 5% chance
Although the drop pool is smaller than some other bosses, the Magna Outfit and Heath Outfit can still make this boss worth farming.
All bosses in Clover Time share a uniform respawn timer of three minutes post-defeat. They only vanish if another player claims them, so patience and timing can let you farm bosses repeatedly in multiplayer settings. This mechanic encourages cooperative farming and competition, especially in popular boss spots plagued by player activity.
Every boss in Clover Time currently has the same respawn timer. After a boss is defeated, it takes approximately 3 minutes for that boss to return.
Keep in mind that bosses do not randomly disappear on their own. They only despawn when another player defeats them. If you arrive at a location and the boss is missing, wait around three minutes and check the area again.
This also makes busy boss locations good places to repeatedly farm rewards, especially when multiple players are taking turns defeating the same boss.
Boss farming strategy hinges on your current level and desired items. Newer players should target Chain Bandit, Earth Bandit, or Mana Wolf, while veterans can push for Zora, Fire Mage, Heath Grice, and Magna Swing. For ultra-rare items, Zora’s 1% doll drop, and Fire Mage or Heath Grice’s outfits and chests, offer compelling goals. Matching boss difficulty to skill and gear ensures efficient resource use and better loot odds, so pick wisely based on these factors.
The best boss to farm depends on your current level and the item you want. Lower-level players should start with Chain Bandit, Earth Bandit, or Mana Wolf, while higher-level players can move toward Zora, Fire Mage, Heath Grice, and Magna Swing.
For rare rewards, Zora is particularly interesting because the Zora Doll has only a 1% drop chance. Fire Mage and Heath Grice are also worth farming if you want access to their outfits and rare chest drops.
These seven bosses currently give Clover Time players a reason to explore different parts of the map while working toward better gear and cosmetic items. Since every boss has different requirements and rewards, choosing the right target can make your farming sessions much more efficient.
Remember to check the boss’s level requirement before traveling to its location, especially when going after Heath Grice or Magna Swing. Once you defeat a boss, you can also stay nearby and wait for its three-minute respawn to continue farming the same drop pool.