Roblox Raise Animals Lasso Tier List (March 2026) Best Ones

If you’ve been grinding in Roblox Raise Animals, you already know that catching rare animals isn’t just about luck—it’s about having the right lasso. I’ve spent countless hours testing every lasso in the game, analyzing their stats, and watching how they perform across different biomes and animal rarities. The difference between using a low-tier lasso and an S-tier one is like comparing a bicycle to a sports car.

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll break down every single lasso in Raise Animals, ranking them from the absolute best to the ones you should replace as soon as possible. Whether you’re trying to catch that elusive Rainbow Lion or just starting your journey in the Savannah, this tier list will help you make the smartest decisions about which lassos deserve your precious Rubies.

What Are Lassos in Roblox Raise Animals?

Lassos are your primary tool for catching and taming wild animals in Raise Animals. Think of them as your lifeline during the lassoing mini-game—that endless runner-style challenge where you ride animals and jump from one creature to the next. Every lasso in the game has two critical stats that determine your success:

Power determines how far and strong your jump is between animals. Higher power means you’ll tame animals faster and build trust more quickly during the capture mini-game. It’s especially crucial when trying to catch large, rare, or high-level animals that naturally resist capture.

Range controls the size of your capture circle—essentially how far your lasso can reach. A larger range gives you more forgiveness during jumps and makes it easier to catch fast-moving or evasive animals. When you’re chasing legendary creatures that zigzag unpredictably, range becomes your best friend.

Quick Lasso Stats Comparison

Tier	Best Lassos	Power Range	Primary Use
S	Trident, Bone, Anchor	5-10 Power, 25-40 Range	Legendary, Rainbow, Shine animals
A	Spectral, Burning Chain, Rainbow Rope	4-6 Power, 25-32 Range	Mid to late-game, most animals
B	Dragon Loop, Thunder Rope, Prism	0-4 Power, 23-30 Range	Early to mid-game progression
C	Shadow Rope, Phantom Rope, Crystal	0-2 Power, 22-26 Range	Basic animals, early game only
D	Wooden, Old, Rusty, Iron	0-2 Power, 10-20 Range	Tutorial and starter animals

How to Get Lassos in Raise Animals?

Before I dive into the tier list, let me explain exactly how you obtain these crucial tools. The primary method is through the Lasso Gacha system, located right next to the Food Shop in your game world.

Lasso Gacha Breakdown

Standard Banner: Costs 50 Rubies per single roll. This banner includes all currently available lassos with standard drop rates. You can do 10 rolls for 500 Rubies, which is more cost-efficient if you’re planning to pull multiple times.

Rate-Up Banner: Costs 60 Rubies per single roll (600 for 10 rolls). The Rate-Up banner features rotating featured lassos with significantly increased drop rates. This is where you want to spend your Rubies when S-tier lassos like Spectral or Burning Chain appear.

Event-Exclusive Lassos: Some of the absolute best lassos in the game can only be obtained through special events. The Trident Lasso comes from the Ocean Event Shop in exchange for Corals (earned by giving animals to Medusa), while the Bone Lasso requires 12,000 Candy purchased from the Jack-O-Lantern NPC during Halloween events.

Trading System: With Update 2.5, Raise Animals added trading functionality. Players who have logged 5 hours of playtime can trade lassos and animals with others. This opens up alternative acquisition methods if you’re willing to negotiate with other players.

Complete Roblox Raise Animals Lasso Tier List

Now for what you came here for—the definitive rankings of every lasso in Raise Animals. I’ve based these rankings on extensive testing across all biomes, analysis of stat efficiency, ease of acquisition, and overall performance in catching different animal rarities.

S-Tier Lassos – The Absolute Best

These are the lassos that define endgame Raise Animals gameplay. If you manage to get any of these, your animal-catching efficiency will skyrocket immediately.

Bone Lasso (Exclusive Rarity)

Stats: Power: 5.0 | Range: 40.0

The Bone Lasso holds the crown for the highest range in the entire game. That 40.0 range stat isn’t just a number—it’s a game-changer that eliminates one of the most frustrating aspects of the lasso mini-game: dying because an animal suddenly changed direction while you were mid-air.

Pros:

• Highest range in the game by far
• Prevents mid-air swap deaths
• Cool skeletal animation effects
• Can be obtained from Candy Shop (12,000 Candy)
• Perfect for catching fast, unpredictable animals

Cons:

• Requires Halloween event participation
• Lower power compared to Trident
• Event-exclusive availability

Best For: Players who prioritize consistent catches over raw taming speed. The Bone Lasso excels in biomes like Ocean and Tundra where animals spawn at greater distances and move erratically.

Trident Lasso (Exclusive Rarity)

Stats: Power: 10.0 | Range: 30.0

The Trident Lasso represents the perfect balance between power and range. With the highest power stat in the game, it lets you tame even the most stubborn Legendary and Shine animals with incredible speed.

Pros:

• Highest power stat in the game (10.0)
• Excellent 30.0 range
• Perfect for quick animal swapping
• Exceptional for Ocean-type animals
• Smooth catching mechanics

Cons:

• Requires Ocean Event completion
• Must earn Corals by completing Medusa’s requests
• Event-exclusive availability

Best For: Aggressive players who want to maximize catching efficiency and tame multiple animals per run. The Trident excels when you’re grinding for high-value animals to sell.

Anchor Lasso (Rainbow Rarity)

Stats: Power: 8.0 | Range: 25.0

The Anchor Lasso is the best non-exclusive lasso you can get from standard gacha rolls. With 8.0 power, it handles big animals like Elephants, Golden Lions, and Phoenixes with ease.

Pros:

• Higher gacha appearance rate than other Rainbow lassos
• Strong 8.0 power for taming tough animals
• Solid 25.0 range
• Sells for $2,500 (good for duplicate management)
• Can be obtained without events

Cons:

• Occasional glitch causes missed swaps even when in range
• Not quite as powerful as exclusive lassos

Best For: Free-to-play players who want top-tier performance without waiting for events. This is your best realistic target for standard gacha rolling.

A-Tier Lassos – Excellent Mid to Late Game Options

A-Tier lassos are incredibly solid choices that will carry you through most of the game’s content. While they don’t match the raw stats of S-tier options, they’re far more accessible and still highly effective.

Spectral Lasso (Rainbow Rarity)

Stats: Power: 6.0 | Range: 25.0

A more powerful version of the Rainbow Rope, the Spectral Lasso offers excellent balanced stats that work across multiple biomes.

Pros:

• Balanced 6.0 power and 25.0 range
• Effective in Savannah and Jungle biomes
• Reliable performance across most content
• Obtainable from standard gacha

Cons:

• Struggles slightly in Tundra and Ocean biomes
• Outclassed by S-tier lassos for rare animals

Best For: Mid-game players transitioning from legendary lassos to rainbow tier equipment.

Burning Chain Lasso (Exclusive Rarity)

Stats: Power: 5.0 | Range: 32.0

The Burning Chain offers the second-highest range among exclusive lassos with impressive visual effects to boot.

Pros:

• Excellent 32.0 range
• Cool fire animation effects
• Smooth catching motion
• Good for short-range animal taming

Cons:

• Weakest exclusive lasso despite good stats
• Performance doesn’t fully match the numbers
• Can feel less impactful than other exclusives

Best For: Players who want flashy animations combined with solid stats, especially for biomes requiring longer reach.

Rainbow Rope (Rainbow Rarity)

Stats: Power: 4.0 | Range: 27.0

One of the best lassos for mid-game content, the Rainbow Rope appears more frequently in gacha than other Rainbow-tier options.

Pros:

• Great for catching quick animals
• Above-average range at 27.0
• Higher appearance rate in gacha
• Excellent control for fast animals
• Perfect for short chase sequences

Cons:

• Lower power means slower taming
• Struggles with heavyweight animals

Best For: Players farming Basic, Rare, and Epic animals for quick cash generation.

Dragon Loop (Legendary Rarity)

Stats: Power: 4.0 | Range: 23.0

The Dragon Loop offers the best balanced stats in the Legendary rarity tier with stunning dragon-themed visual effects.

Pros:

• Good mix of power and range
• Highly effective for early game
• Beautiful dragon animation effects
• Easy to obtain from gacha
• Perfect for catching multiple Basic and Rare animals quickly

Cons:

• Falls behind in late-game content
• Not suitable for toughest biomes
• Outclassed by Rainbow and Exclusive lassos

Best For: Early to mid-game players who want to farm animals for cash to unlock new biomes.

B-Tier Lassos – Decent Early to Mid Game Tools

B-tier lassos serve well during your journey through the early and mid portions of Raise Animals. They’ll help you progress, but you’ll want to replace them as soon as better options become available.

Thunder Rope (Legendary Rarity)

Stats: Power: 2.0 | Range: 25.0

Pros:

• Impressive thunder animation on every jump
• Decent 25.0 range
• Suitable for medium-sized animals

Cons:

• Low 2.0 power makes taming slow
• Struggles with large animals like Elephants and Phoenixes
• Outclassed by higher-tier legendary lassos

Best For: Players who value aesthetics and have patience for slower taming speeds.

Prism Lasso (Rainbow Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.0 | Range: 30.0

Pros:

• Excellent 30.0 range for early/mid-game
• Perfect for learning animal movement mechanics
• Reduces death frequency during learning phase

Cons:

• Zero power means extremely slow taming
• Frustrating wait times to win trust
• Eventually becomes a liability

Best For: New players learning the game mechanics who prioritize staying alive over taming speed.

Crystal Lasso (Legendary Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.0 | Range: 26.0

Pros:

• Decent range for legendary tier

Cons:

• No power stat whatsoever
• Slow launch animation
• Animals have more time to escape
• Better legendary options available

Best For: Collection purposes only—replace as soon as possible.

C-Tier Lassos – Basic Animals Only

C-tier lassos are only useful in the absolute early game. These are the lassos you’ll start with or get from your first few gacha rolls. Replace them immediately when better options become available.

Shadow Rope (Epic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 1.0 | Range: 22.0

Pros:

• Good range helps escape tricky situations
• Sells for reasonable amount as duplicates

Cons:

• Extremely slow
• Very weak power
• Terrible for high-rarity animals

Phantom Rope (Epic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.0 | Range: 24.0

Pros:

• Sells for $200 (good for duplicate farming)

Cons:

• Zero power
• Takes forever to win animal trust
• Only useful for basic animals

Spirit Loop (Epic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 2.0 | Range: 16.0

Pros:

• Slight power boost over basic lassos

Cons:

• Weakest Epic lasso
• Stats don’t translate well to gameplay
• Very low range

D-Tier Lassos – Replace Immediately

These are starter lassos that you’ll naturally obtain at the beginning of your Raise Animals journey. They’re functional enough to complete the tutorial and catch your first few animals, but you should be actively working to replace them from the moment you start playing.

Old Lasso (Basic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.0 | Range: 12.0

This is your default starting lasso. It works for the tutorial, but that’s about it. The zero power and minimal range make it completely unsuitable for any serious animal catching.

Wooden Rope (Basic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 1.0 | Range: 10.0

With the lowest range in the entire game, the Wooden Rope requires pinpoint accuracy that even experienced players struggle with. The tiny swap circle makes missing animals incredibly common.

Rusty Rope (Basic Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.5 | Range: 14.0

The Rusty Rope has no visual animation and almost non-existent power. Both launching and taming are painfully slow, making this lasso frustrating even for basic animals.

Iron Loop (Rare Rarity)

Stats: Power: 2.0 | Range: 11.0

Despite being Rare rarity, the Iron Loop is actually the worst lasso in the game. It struggles even with Basic animals, features a very slow launch, is highly inaccurate, and has terrible range.

Steel Lasso (Rare Rarity)

Stats: Power: 1.0 | Range: 18.0

A starter lasso that’s acceptable for early game but becomes useless quickly. Once high-rarity and faster animals start spawning, the Steel Lasso can’t keep up.

Hunter Loop (Rare Rarity)

Stats: Power: 0.0 | Range: 20.0

The Hunter Loop provides a decent range boost for absolute beginners, but the zero power makes everything difficult. A poorly timed launch or swap lets animals escape easily, resulting in immediate death.

Advanced Lasso Strategy Guide

Understanding the tier list is just the beginning. Let me share the strategies I’ve developed to maximize your lasso effectiveness regardless of which tier you’re currently using.

When to Upgrade Your Lasso

Many players waste Rubies rolling for lassos at the wrong times. Here’s when you should actually upgrade:

After Unlocking New Biomes: When you unlock Jungle, Tundra, or Ocean biomes, the animals become significantly faster and more valuable. This is the perfect time to upgrade from B-tier to A-tier or better lassos.

Before Farming Rare Animals: If you’re planning a serious farming session targeting Legendary or Rainbow animals, invest in at least an A-tier lasso first. The time you save in taming will quickly offset the Ruby investment.

During Rate-Up Banners: When S-tier lassos appear in Rate-Up banners, save your Rubies for these moments. The increased drop rates make it much more likely you’ll get top-tier equipment.

After Completing Events: Don’t waste Rubies on gacha if you’re close to earning event currencies for Trident or Bone lassos. Complete the events first, then evaluate whether you still need to roll.

Biome-Specific Lasso Recommendations

Different biomes favor different lasso characteristics. Here’s what works best in each area:

Savannah (Starting Area):

• B-tier lassos work perfectly fine
• Focus on learning mechanics rather than equipment
• Save your Rubies for later biomes
• Recommended: Dragon Loop, Thunder Rope

Jungle Biome:

• A-tier lassos start showing their value
• Animals move faster with more obstacles
• Range becomes more important
• Recommended: Rainbow Rope, Spectral Lasso

Tundra Biome:

• S-tier lassos make a huge difference
• Slippery terrain affects movement
• High power needed for thick-furred animals
• Recommended: Trident, Anchor

Ocean Biome:

• Highest tier equipment strongly recommended
• Water animals have unique movement patterns
• Maximum range crucial for jumping between islands
• Recommended: Trident (especially), Bone

Power vs. Range: Which Matters More?

This is the question I get asked most frequently, and the answer isn’t straightforward—it depends on your playstyle and current progression.

Prioritize Range If You:

• Are still learning animal movement patterns
• Die frequently during runs
• Play in Ocean or Tundra biomes
• Target fast-moving animals
• Prefer survival over speed

Prioritize Power If You:

• Have mastered the timing mechanics
• Want to maximize animals caught per run
• Focus on selling animals quickly for cash
• Play in Savannah or Jungle primarily
• Can consistently land swaps without dying

For most players, I recommend balancing both stats—which is why lassos like Trident and Anchor sit at S-tier. They don’t sacrifice one stat for the other, giving you versatility across all situations.

Ruby Management Tips

Rubies are precious in Raise Animals, and wasting them on poor gacha decisions can set you back significantly. Follow these guidelines:

Save for Events: Event-exclusive lassos are always worth the investment. Save your event currencies (Corals, Candy, Carols) specifically for Trident and Bone lassos.

Wait for Rate-Up Banners: Patience pays off. When S-tier or A-tier lassos appear on Rate-Up banners, that’s when you spend Rubies. The 60 Ruby cost is worth it for guaranteed increased rates.

Don’t Chase Completion: You don’t need every lasso. Once you have one or two S-tier options, stop rolling and save Rubies for other game systems like food or animal storage.

Daily Login Consistency: Daily login bonuses provide free Rubies over time. Being consistent with logins gives you rolling opportunities without spending real money.

Trading Lassos in Raise Animals

The Update 2.5 trading system opened up entirely new strategies for obtaining lassos. Here’s everything you need to know about trading:

Trading Requirements

Before you can trade, you must meet these conditions:

• 5 hours minimum playtime
• Both players must be in the same server
• Both players must have trading enabled in settings

Trading Values and Market Trends

Based on my extensive trading experience, here’s what different lasso tiers typically trade for:

S-Tier Lassos:

• Trident: 2-3 high-value Legendary animals + cash
• Bone: 2-3 high-value Legendary animals + cash
• Anchor: 1 high-value Legendary + significant cash or multiple Epic animals

A-Tier Lassos:

• Generally trade for 2-4 Epic animals or 1 Legendary animal
• Burning Chain commands premium due to Exclusive rarity
• Rainbow Rope often traded for pure cash (5,000-10,000)

B-Tier and Below:

• Rarely traded except as bundle additions
• More commonly sold to in-game shop than traded

Trading Safety Tips

Trading introduces risk. Protect yourself with these practices:

Use Middlemen: For high-value trades, request a trusted community middleman. The official Raise Animals Discord has verified middlemen.

Record Everything: Take screenshots of trade agreements before executing. This provides evidence if disputes arise.

Check Values: Always verify you’re getting fair value. Don’t accept trades just because someone approaches you—do your research first.

Avoid Pressure: Scammers often create artificial urgency. Legitimate traders will give you time to think.

Lasso Gacha Optimization Strategy

After rolling the gacha hundreds of times, I’ve identified patterns that maximize your Ruby efficiency.

Understanding Gacha Rates

While Raise Animals doesn’t publish official rates, community data collection suggests these approximate percentages:

• Basic Lassos: 50% drop rate
• Rare Lassos: 35% drop rate
• Epic Lassos: 10% drop rate
• Legendary Lassos: 4-8% drop rate (higher on Rate-Up)
• Rainbow Lassos: 1-2% drop rate
• Exclusive Lassos: Not available in standard gacha

The 10-Pull Strategy

Many players debate whether single pulls or 10-pulls are better. Here’s my analysis:

10-Pull Advantages:

• Guaranteed Rare or better lasso
• Time-efficient
• Some players report slightly better Rainbow rates (unconfirmed)

Single Pull Advantages:

• Immediate stop when you get desired lasso
• Better Ruby management
• No wasted pulls after getting what you want

My Recommendation: Use 10-pulls when you need multiple lassos or are starting fresh. Use single pulls when you’re specifically hunting one lasso from a Rate-Up banner.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lassos can I hold at once?

Your Lasso Bag has a maximum capacity of 50 lassos. Once you reach this limit, you’ll need to sell or trade lassos before rolling more from the gacha. I recommend keeping one copy of each unique lasso for collection purposes and selling all duplicates.

Can I trade lassos with my friends?

Yes! The trading system added in Update 2.5 allows players with 5+ hours of playtime to trade lassos and animals. Both players must be in the same server and have trading enabled. Be cautious of scams and use official Discord middlemen for high-value trades.

Do lassos ever break or wear out?

No, lassos are permanent tools that never degrade or break. Once you obtain a lasso, it stays in your collection forever unless you sell it or trade it away. There’s no durability system or repair costs.

What’s the fastest way to get the Trident Lasso?

The Trident Lasso can only be obtained from the Ocean Event Shop by spending Corals. To earn Corals, you need to complete requests from Medusa (the Ocean Event NPC) by providing specific animals she asks for. Focus on catching duplicate animals from the Ocean biome to exchange for Corals. You can also purchase Seaweed and the Medusa pet from the same shop.

Is the Bone Lasso or Trident Lasso better?

This depends on your playstyle. The Bone Lasso excels if you prioritize consistency and never dying—its 40.0 range is unmatched. The Trident Lasso is superior if you want maximum efficiency and speed, as its 10.0 power tames animals incredibly quickly. Most top players keep both and switch based on the biome and animals they’re targeting.

How do I know when Rate-Up banners change?

Rate-Up banners typically rotate every 1-2 weeks. Check the official Raise Animals Discord announcements channel for banner schedules. You can also check the in-game gacha menu, which shows the current featured lassos and when the banner expires. Set calendar reminders for banner changes to ensure you don’t miss S-tier lasso rate-ups.

Are Rubies worth buying with real money?

This depends on your personal budget and enjoyment. Free-to-play players can absolutely succeed in Raise Animals by saving daily login Rubies, redeeming codes, and participating in events. If you do spend money, I recommend waiting for S-tier lasso Rate-Up banners to maximize value. Never spend Rubies on Standard Banner when better options exist.

Can I get duplicate lassos from trading?

Yes, you can trade for lassos you already own. Some players trade for duplicate high-tier lassos to sell for significant cash. Anchor Lassos, for example, sell for $2,500 each, making them valuable for cash generation if you acquire extras through trading.

What happens to my lasso when I die during a run?

Nothing—you keep your equipped lasso regardless of run performance. Dying during the lasso mini-game doesn’t affect your lasso inventory or stats. You simply restart at your farm with all equipment intact.

Do weather effects impact lasso performance?

Weather events like rain, snow, and fog can affect visibility but don’t directly change lasso stats. However, certain weather conditions make animals spawn differently or move faster, which indirectly impacts your success rate. High-range lassos become even more valuable during low-visibility weather.

Essential Raise Animals Resources

To stay updated on the latest lasso releases, codes, and meta changes, bookmark these official sources:

Official Raise Animals Discord: Join the Discord for instant code notifications, stock alerts, trading channels, and community support. Enable notifications for the announcements channel to never miss new lasso releases.

Raise Animals Studio Roblox Group: Join the official Roblox group (676,000+ members) for group-exclusive rewards and early announcement access.

Raise Animals Wiki: Official Wiki – Comprehensive documentation of all game mechanics, animals, lassos, and updates.

BloxInformer Raise Animals Wiki: Alternative wiki with detailed lasso statistics and community testing data.

Final Thoughts on the Raise Animals Lasso Tier List

Choosing the right lasso dramatically impacts your success in Raise Animals. While it’s tempting to chase every new lasso that appears in gacha, focus your resources on obtaining at least one S-tier lasso and one A-tier backup. The Anchor Lasso represents the most realistic S-tier target for free-to-play players, while event-exclusive Trident and Bone lassos require patience and event participation.

Remember that your skill matters more than equipment. I’ve seen players with B-tier lassos outperform those with S-tier options simply because they understood animal movement patterns and timing better. Use this tier list as a guide, but don’t let equipment limitations discourage you from enjoying the game.

Start by mastering the fundamentals with whatever lasso you currently have. Learn how different animals move, practice your timing, and build your Ruby reserves. When Rate-Up banners featuring A-tier or S-tier lassos appear, that’s when you strike. Between rolls, focus on completing daily quests, participating in events, and building your animal collection to generate passive income.

The meta will continue evolving as Raise Animals receives updates and new lassos are added. Bookmark this guide and check back regularly for updated rankings, new lasso releases, and meta shift analysis. Good luck catching those legendary animals, and may your lassos never miss!

Pro Tip: Don’t forget to redeem the latest Raise Animals codes for free Rubies and cash to accelerate your lasso collection. Every Ruby counts when you’re hunting for that perfect S-tier lasso!

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