How to Reroll Race in The Forge (March 2026) Ultimate Guide

Updated by Marcus Reed
December 4, 2025
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Are you tired of being stuck with a weak race in The Forge? Do you want to unlock the powerful Angel or Demon races that everyone’s talking about? You’re in the right place! I’ve spent countless hours researching and testing every aspect of the race reroll system in The Forge, and I’m going to share everything you need to know to get the perfect race for your playstyle.

How to Reroll Race in The Forge?

Rerolling your race in The Forge is one of the most important things you can do to improve your gameplay experience. Whether you want to deal massive damage as a Demon, tank hits as a Golem, or mine efficiently as a Dwarf, getting the right race can make or break your success in the game.

Let me break down exactly how to reroll your race, step by step:

Method 1: Using the Shop Menu (Easiest Method)

The shop method is the quickest way to reroll your race from anywhere in the game:

Press T to open your bag/inventory
Click on the Shop tab (yellow tab)
Scroll to the right until you reach the “Rerolls” section
Click “Go to Race Menu” (green button)
Click Reroll if you have spins available

This method is perfect when you’re in the middle of playing and don’t want to travel to a specific location.

Method 2: Using The Wizard (Adventure Method)

If you prefer a more immersive experience or want to explore the world, you can visit The Wizard:

Head to the left of The Cave (don’t go inside the cave)
Follow up the hill past Greedy Cey (the NPC seller)
Continue following the path until you see a building with a tall tower behind it
Enter the building (you can walk right through the doors)
Press E to talk to The Wizard
Select “I want to change my race!”
Click Reroll to spin for a new race

The Wizard location is actually part of the main questline, so you’ll naturally visit there eventually. But you can go there anytime you want!

Initial Race Selection with Sensei Moro

When you first start the game, you’ll get your initial race selection from Sensei Moro:

Talk to Sensei Moro right after spawning
You’ll get 3 free spins to choose your starting race
Click the Reroll button at the bottom of the screen
Choose your race before starting quests

Important: Once you leave Sensei Moro’s screen, you can’t reroll with him anymore! Make sure you’re happy with your choice or use all 3 spins before moving on.

How to Get More Race Rerolls in The Forge?

Getting more rerolls is crucial if you want to chase those mythical 0.5% races. Here are all the methods I’ve found to get more spins:

1. Complete Main Quests

The most reliable way to get free rerolls is through the main questline:

Progress to World 2 and talk to Captain Rowan
Complete his later quests for free reroll rewards
Follow the main story naturally as many quests offer rerolls as rewards

I’ve found that players who focus on the main questline can accumulate 10-20 free rerolls just by playing normally!

2. Daily Login Rewards

Don’t forget to log in every day! The game rewards consistent players:

Log in daily to receive bonus spins
Get 1 free reroll per day just for showing up
Stack up rerolls over time for big reroll sessions

This is the easiest method since it requires no effort – just remember to log in!

3. Redeem The Forge Codes

Codes are the fastest way to get multiple rerolls at once:

Press the gear icon in the top left corner
Scroll down to the Codes section
Enter active codes from the official Discord
Get 2-5 rerolls per code instantly

The developers regularly release new codes, so check the official Discord server for the latest codes. I’ve seen codes give up to 5 rerolls each, which can add up quickly!

4. Purchase Rerolls with Robux

If you’re willing to spend real money, you can buy rerolls directly:

Reroll Package	Cost (Robux)	Value
1 Reroll	75 Robux	Standard price
5 Rerolls	300 Robux	Save 75 Robux
10 Rerolls	575 Robux	Save 175 Robux

While I recommend trying the free methods first, sometimes you just need that extra push to get your dream race!

Race Slots System in The Forge

Did you know you can have up to three different races saved and ready to use? The race slots system is a game-changer for players who want to experiment with different builds.

How to Unlock Race Slots?

Slot	Unlock Method	Cost (Robux)
1st Slot	Default	Free
2nd Slot	Reach Level 30	175 Robux
3rd Slot	Reach Level 100	325 Robux

Pro Tip: You can also unlock both slots immediately for 500 Robux if you don’t want to grind levels.

Why Race Slots Matter?

Having multiple race slots is incredibly valuable because:

Switch between races for different activities (mining vs combat)
Save rare races you don’t want to lose
Experiment with builds without rerolling constantly
Adapt to different situations with specialized races

I recommend unlocking at least the second slot as soon as possible – it makes the game so much more flexible!

Complete Race Guide with Odds and Traits

Now let’s dive into the meat of this guide – all the races you can get in The Forge, their odds, and what makes each one special.

Race Rarity and Drop Rates

Rarity	Chance	Races
Common	25%	Human
Uncommon	14-15%	Elf, Zombie
Rare	8-10.5%	Goblin, Undead, Orc
Epic	6-7%	Dwarf, Shadow
Legendary	1.25-1.75%	Minotaur, Dragonborn, Golem
Mythical	0.5%	Angel, Demon

Detailed Race Breakdown

Common Races

Human (25%)

Blessed: +3% Luck and +3% Extra XP
Best for: Beginners and XP farming
My take: While it’s the weakest race, the XP boost can be nice early game. I’d recommend rerolling this as soon as possible.

Uncommon Races

Elf (15%)

Superior Genes: +15% Stamina and +5% Height
Glorious: +7% Luck Boost
Best for: Luck-based builds and beginners
My take: A decent beginner race with good stamina and luck. Not terrible, but you’ll want to upgrade eventually.

Zombie (14%)

Rotten: -25% Health
Mutated Genes: +2% health regeneration every 5 seconds
Absorb: 15% chance to convert incoming damage to health
Best for: Sustain builds with Drain Edge runes
My take: Surprisingly viable for specific builds, but the health penalty hurts. Only keep if you’re building around sustain.

Rare Races

Goblin (10.5%)

Tiny: -15% Health, -15% Size
Sneaky: +15% Movement Speed, +10% Attack Speed with daggers
Bargain: 12% discount when shopping
Best for: Speed builds and shopping efficiency
My take: The movement speed is nice, but the health penalty and dagger-specific bonus limit its usefulness.

Undead (9%)

Fragile Bones: -12% Health
Sharp Surface: Reflect 10% of the damage taken
Second Chance: Refills 50% of health when under 10%, every 5 minutes
Best for: Tank builds with high health
My take: The reflect and second chance are theoretically good, but the long cooldown makes it unreliable. I’d pass on this one.

Orc (8%)

Heavy: -10% Stamina, -10% Movement Speed
Muscular: +10% Physical Damage, +15% Health, +10% Size
Best for: Pure physical damage builds
My take: A straightforward damage race with good health. The speed penalty hurts, but it’s solid for beginners.

Epic Races

Dwarf (7%)

Heavy Short: -20% Height, -5% Movement Speed
Gifted Miner: +15% Mining Damage, +5% Better Forge
Critical Mining: 20% chance to deal +50% damage to rocks
Best for: Mining and progression
My take: If you want to focus on mining and making money, Dwarf is absolutely essential. The mining bonuses are incredible.

Shadow (6%)

Shadow Pact: +15% Movement Speed, +10% Attack Speed, +10% Stamina, +5% Physical Damage, -10% Health
Phantom Step: 15% chance to turn into a shadow and dodge incoming attacks
Best for: Speed/dodge builds
My take: A fantastic all-around race with great mobility and dodge potential. The health penalty is worth it for the defensive utility.

Legendary Races

Minotaur (1.75%)

Beast: +20% Health, -10% Movement Speed, -10% Stamina, +10% Height, +20% Width and Depth
Bull’s Fury: While under 50% Health, activate Rage Mode which increases movement speed and physical damage by 30%
Best for: Low-health rage builds
My take: Incredible for specific builds that want to stay at low health. The rage mode is devastating when activated.

Dragonborn (1.5%)

Durable Scales: +20% Max HP and +10% Height
Sharp Fangs: +12% Physical Damage
Dragon’s Breath: 40% chance to burn enemies and deal 30% of weapon’s damage per second for 3 seconds
Best for: Offensive/defensive hybrid builds
My take: One of the best legendary races with great damage, health, and consistent burn damage. A top-tier choice if you can’t get mythical.

Golem (1.25%)

Tank: +30% Health, -10% Movement Speed, +30% Size
Heavy Hitter: +15% Attack Speed with heavy weapons
Stone Heart: 50% chance to lower incoming damage by 25%
Best for: Tank builds and heavy weapon users
My take: An absolute monster for tanking. The damage reduction chance makes you incredibly durable, and the size bonus is intimidating!

Mythical Races (The Best of the Best)

Angel (0.5%)

Wings: -20% Dash Cooldown, +50% Dash Distance, +15% Longer Dash IFrame, +20% Movement Speed, +25% Jump Boost, +20% Stamina
Mighty Clover: +25% Luck Boost
Smite: 50% chance to call Smite on hit for 30% physical damage
Holy Hand: Infinite stamina while below 20% health
Best for: Everything – mobility, luck, damage, and sustain
My take: The best defensive race in the game. The mobility alone makes it worth chasing, but the infinite stamina at low health is game-changing.

Demon (0.5%)

Demonic Powers: +20% Movement Speed, +20% Attack Speed, +20% Physical Damage, +20% stronger fire damage, +30% Height, +10% Width and Depth
Backfire: 25% chance to burn enemy when damage is taken
Cursed Aura: Deals 10% weapon damage per second to nearby enemies
Devil’s Finger: Dash teleport with hellfire particles and 20% chance to create a fire circle dealing 45% weapon damage per second for 3 seconds
Best for: Maximum damage output
My take: The absolute best DPS race in the game. If you want to melt enemies and deal the highest possible damage, Demon is your goal.

The Forge Race Tier List March

After testing every race extensively and analyzing their performance in different situations, here’s my comprehensive tier list for The Forge races:

S-Tier (Must-Have Races)

Race	Rarity	Why It’s S-Tier
Angel	Mythical (0.5%)	Best mobility in the game, incredible luck boost, infinite stamina at low health, and good damage. Perfect for any playstyle.
Demon	Mythical (0.5%)	Highest DPS potential with massive damage boosts, fire damage, and area-of-effect abilities. The best offensive race by far.
Golem	Legendary (1.25%)	Incredible tank with 30% more health, 50% damage reduction chance, and great heavy weapon synergy. The best defensive race outside of mythical.

A-Tier (Excellent Alternatives)

Race	Rarity	Why It’s A-Tier
Dragonborn	Legendary (1.5%)	Great balance of offense and defense with burn damage, health, and physical damage. A solid all-around choice.
Dwarf	Epic (7%)	The best progression race with incredible mining bonuses. Essential if you want to focus on making money and crafting.
Shadow	Epic (6%)	Fantastic mobility and dodge potential with good all-around stats. The dodge ability can save you from deadly attacks.

B-Tier (Situational but Viable)

Race	Rarity	Why It’s B-Tier
Minotaur	Legendary (1.75%)	Incredible for specific low-health builds with rage mode. Situational but devastating when built around.
Orc	Rare (8%)	Solid physical damage and health with no complex mechanics. Good for beginners who want straightforward power.
Zombie	Uncommon (14%)	Surprisingly viable for sustain builds with health regeneration and damage conversion. Niche but effective.

C-Tier (Below Average)

Race	Rarity	Why It’s C-Tier
Human	Common (25%)	Only good for the XP boost early game. Outclassed by every other race once you have options.
Elf	Uncommon (15%)	Decent stamina and luck, but nothing special. A beginner race that you’ll quickly outgrow.

D-Tier (Avoid These)

Race	Rarity	Why It’s D-Tier
Goblin	Rare (10.5%)	The movement speed is nice, but the health penalty and limited usefulness make it inferior to other options.
Undead	Rare (9%)	The reflect and second chance sound good on paper, but the long cooldowns and health penalty make it unreliable.

Pro Tips for Race Rerolling Success

After spending hundreds of hours rerolling races and helping countless players, I’ve learned some valuable strategies that will save you time and frustration:

1. Save Your Rerolls for Special Events

The developers sometimes run double reroll events or increased mythical odds events. If you can, save your rerolls for these events to maximize your chances of getting rare races.

2. Focus on One Goal at a Time

Don’t try to get every mythical race at once. Pick one target race (Angel or Demon) and focus all your rerolls on that. You’ll have better luck concentrating your efforts.

3. Use Multiple Race Slots Strategically

Once you unlock multiple slots, use them to:

Save one rare race you like
Keep one progression race (like Dwarf for mining)
Experiment with new races in the third slot

4. Don’t Sleep on Epic Races

While everyone chases mythical races, some epic races like Dwarf and Shadow are incredibly useful for specific purposes. A Dwarf with max mining upgrades can make money faster than a poorly-built mythical race!

5. Check the Discord Regularly

The official Discord server is the best place for:

New codes for free rerolls
Update information about race changes
Community tips and strategies
Developer announcements about events

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I see so many players make the same mistakes when rerolling races. Learn from their errors:

1. Using All Rerolls Immediately

Don’t blow all your starting rerolls on Sensei Moro! Save at least one reroll until you understand the game better and know what you want.

2. Ignoring Race Synergies

Some races work better with specific weapons, runes, and playstyles. A Demon with fire-based weapons and runes will perform much better than one with random equipment.

3. Forgetting About Daily Rewards

So many players miss out on free daily rerolls just because they forget to log in. Set a reminder or make it part of your routine!

4. Overvaluing Rarity

Just because a race is rare doesn’t mean it’s the best for you. A Dwarf with the right build can outperform a poorly-built mythical race in mining and money-making.

5. Not Planning for the Long Term

Think about your endgame goals when choosing races. If you want to focus on mining, a Dwarf will serve you better long-term than a race that’s only good for combat.

Advanced Race Strategies

Once you’ve mastered the basics, here are some advanced strategies to take your race game to the next level:

Build Combinations by Race

For Angel:

Focus on mobility and evasion builds
Use light weapons that benefit from the attack speed
Stack luck gear to maximize the luck boost
Build around stamina management for the infinite stamina ability

For Demon:

Go all-in on fire damage with Flaming Spark runes
Use heavy weapons that scale with the damage bonuses
Build tanky enough to survive while your aura damages enemies
Focus on area-of-effect abilities to maximize Cursed Aura

For Golem:

Stack health and defense to become unkillable
Use heavy weapons to benefit from the attack speed bonus
Build around damage reduction and sustainability
Use Drain Edge runes to complement the tank playstyle

Race Switching Strategies

Having multiple race slots opens up incredible strategic options:

Combat Switching:

Start with Dwarf for mining and money-making
Switch to Demon for boss fights and difficult content
Use Angel for exploration and mobility challenges

Progression Path:

Early game: Human or Elf for XP and luck
Mid game: Dwarf for mining and money-making
Late game: Angel or Demon for endgame content

Specialization:

Slot 1: Main combat race (Demon/Angel)
Slot 2: Progression race (Dwarf)
Slot 3: Experimental/fun race (try new builds)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get more race rerolls for free?

The best free methods are completing main quests (especially World 2 quests from Captain Rowan), logging in daily for bonus spins, and redeeming codes from the official Discord. I’ve gotten 20+ free rerolls just from playing normally and checking for codes!

What are the odds of getting Angel or Demon?

Both Angel and Demon have a 0.5% chance each, meaning you have a 1% total chance of getting either mythical race. On average, you’ll need about 100 rerolls to get one, but it could take more or less due to RNG.

Is it worth spending Robux on rerolls?

I generally recommend trying free methods first, but if you’re really close to your goal race or there’s a special event, spending Robux can be worth it. The 10-reroll package gives the best value if you do decide to pay.

Can I lose my race if I reroll?

Yes! When you reroll, you lose your current race unless you have it saved in a race slot. This is why unlocking multiple slots is so important – you can save races you like while experimenting with new ones.

What’s the best race for beginners?

For beginners, I recommend Elf or Orc. Elf gives good stamina and luck for early progression, while Orc provides straightforward damage and health. Both are easy to use and effective while you learn the game.

How do I unlock more race slots?

You can unlock the second slot at level 30 and the third slot at level 100. Alternatively, you can spend 175 Robux for the second slot and 325 Robux for the third slot, or 500 Robux for both at once.

Are there any tricks to increase mythical race odds?

Unfortunately, there are no legitimate tricks or exploits to increase your odds. The 0.5% chance is fixed for each reroll. However, saving rerolls for special events and using multiple race slots strategically can help you make the most of your chances.

What happens if I get a duplicate race?

If you reroll a race you already have, you’ll just get the same race again. This is why having multiple race slots is so valuable – you can save different races instead of losing them when you reroll.

How often do new races get added to The Forge?

The developers add new content regularly, but major race additions are less common. Follow the official Discord and Twitter for announcements about new races and updates.

Can I trade races with other players?

Currently, there’s no trading system for races in The Forge. Each player must earn their own races through rerolling. This makes getting rare races more special and valuable!

Conclusion: Your Path to the Perfect Race

Rerolling races in The Forge is a journey that requires patience, strategy, and a bit of luck. But with this comprehensive guide, you now have all the knowledge you need to maximize your chances of getting the perfect race for your playstyle.

Remember these key points:

Use both reroll methods (shop and Wizard) for maximum flexibility
Take advantage of free reroll sources before spending Robux
Unlock multiple race slots to save your favorite races
Focus on one target race rather than trying to get everything at once
Check the official Discord regularly for codes and updates

Whether you’re chasing the mythical Angel or Demon races, or you’re happy with a solid legendary like Dragonborn or Golem, the perfect race is out there waiting for you. It might take 10 rerolls or it might take 200, but with persistence and smart strategy, you’ll get there.

Bookmark this guide and check back regularly for updates, as I’ll keep it current with the latest race changes, new codes, and optimal strategies. The Forge is constantly evolving, and staying informed is key to success!

Happy rerolling, and may the RNG gods smile upon you! 🎲✨

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