Rerolling your race in The Forge is one of the most important mechanics you’ll need to master if you want to optimize your character for success. Whether you’re focused on mining valuable ores, forging powerful weapons, or dominating in combat, your race choice can make or break your gameplay experience. I’ve spent countless hours testing every race and reroll method, and I’m here to share everything you need to know about getting the perfect race for your playstyle.
Quick Overview: Race Reroll Basics
| Method | Location | Cost | Best For |
| Initial Roll | Sensei Moro | Free (3 starting rolls) | New players |
| Wizard Reroll | Tower behind Greedy Cey | 1 roll per use | Mid-game players |
| Shop Reroll | Press T → Shop → Race Menu | 1 roll per use | Convenience |
| Code Redemption | Settings menu | Free | Everyone |
How to reroll Race in June 2026?
When you first start playing The Forge, you’ll immediately encounter Sensei Moro during the initial quest. This is your first opportunity to roll for a race, and you’ll begin with 3 free rerolls. However, one of these is automatically used during character creation, leaving you with just 2 additional rolls to work with.
Finding The Wizard for Race Rerolls
After your initial race selection, you’ll need to locate The Wizard to reroll your race. This NPC isn’t immediately obvious, but I’ve mapped out the exact path for you:
- Head to the left of The Cave – When you spawn, you’ll see The Cave entrance where you typically go mining
- Follow up the hill past Greedy Cey – Look for the merchant NPC and continue up the path
- Locate the Tall Tower behind a building – Keep following the path until you spot a distinctive tower structure
- Enter the building and speak to The Wizard – Walk through the doors (no need to open them) and interact with The Wizard
- Select “I want to change my race!” – This will open the race reroll interface
The main quest will eventually lead you to The Wizard naturally, but I recommend finding him early to start optimizing your race choice as soon as possible.
Using the Shop Menu for Convenient Rerolls
If you don’t want to trek across the map every time you want to reroll, The Forge offers a convenient alternative through the shop menu:
- Press T to open your bag/inventory
- Navigate to the Shop tab – This is usually highlighted in yellow
- Scroll to the Rerolls section – You’ll need to scroll right through the shop categories
- Click “Go to Race Menu” – This opens the same interface you’d get from The Wizard
- Click Reroll to spin for a new race – Each reroll consumes one of your available spins
This method is perfect for when you’re in the middle of mining or combat and want to quickly test your luck with a new race.
How to get more rolls in June 2026?
Getting more reroll spins is crucial for landing those rare, powerful races. I’ve tested every method available, and here are the most effective ways to stock up on rerolls:
Free Methods: Codes and Quests
The Forge Codes – This is by far the best free method to get rerolls. The developers regularly release codes that grant free spins, gems, and other valuable items. To redeem codes:
- Open the Settings menu – Usually represented by a gear icon
- Find the Codes section – It’s typically clearly labeled
- Enter active codes – These are case-sensitive, so enter them exactly as shown
- Claim your rewards – Rerolls will be added to your account immediately
Quest Completion – Many quests in The Forge offer reroll spins as rewards. I’ve found that focusing on main story quests and daily challenges yields the best results for free rerolls.
Paid Methods: Robux Purchases
If you’re willing to spend real money, you can purchase reroll spins directly in the game:
| Reroll Pack | Cost (Robux) | Value per Reroll |
| 1 Reroll | 75 Robux | 75 Robux each |
| 5 Rerolls | 300 Robux | 60 Robux each |
| 10 Rerolls | 575 Robux | 57.5 Robux each |
The 10-reroll pack offers the best value if you’re planning to spend money. However, I always recommend trying the free methods first before considering purchases.
How to unlock Race Slots in June 2026?
One of the most game-changing features in The Forge is the ability to unlock multiple race slots. This allows you to maintain several different races and switch between them based on your current needs. Here’s how the race slot system works:
Race Slot Unlock Requirements
| Slot Number | Unlock Method | Alternative Cost |
| Slot 1 | Default | N/A |
| Slot 2 | Reach Level 30 | 175 Robux |
| Slot 3 | Reach Level 100 | 325 Robux |
Strategy for Race Slots
I recommend unlocking the second slot as soon as possible, either by grinding to level 30 or purchasing it with Robux. Having two race slots allows you to:
- Keep a reliable race for general gameplay
- Experiment with new races without losing your main one
- Specialize for different activities (mining vs. combat)
The third slot is more of a luxury item, but it’s invaluable for serious players who want to have specialized races for every situation.
All race odds & traits in The Forge
Understanding each race’s traits and your chances of rolling them is essential for making informed decisions about when to reroll. I’ve compiled comprehensive data on every race available in The Forge.
Complete Race List with Odds and Traits
Common Races (High Probability)
Human (25% chance)
- Traits: Blessed – +3% Luck and +3% Extra XP
- Best For: Beginners, general gameplay
- Analysis: While Human is the most common race, it’s not terrible for new players. The extra XP helps with early leveling, and the luck boost is nice for finding rare ores.
Uncommon Races (Moderate Probability)
Elf (15% chance)
- Traits:
- Superior Genes: +15% Stamina and +5% Height
- Glorious: +7% Luck Boost
- Best For: Exploration, extended mining sessions
- Analysis: Elf is a solid mid-tier race that offers good stamina for longer gameplay sessions and decent luck bonuses.
Zombie (14% chance)
- Traits:
- Rotten: -25% Health
- Mutated Genes: +2% health regeneration every 5 seconds
- Absorb: 15% chance to convert incoming damage to health
- Best For: Risk-tolerant players, specific builds
- Analysis: Zombie is a high-risk, high-reward race. The health penalty is significant, but the life steal and regeneration can make you nearly unkillable in the right situations.
Rare Races (Lower Probability)
Goblin (10.5% chance)
- Traits:
- Tiny: -15% Health and -15% Size
- Sneaky: +15% Movement Speed and +10% Attack Speed with daggers
- Bargain: 12% discount in shops
- Best For: Speed runners, dagger specialists, budget players
- Analysis: Goblin is one of my favorite races for economic gameplay. The shop discount adds up significantly over time, and the speed bonuses make mining and exploration much more efficient.
Undead (9% chance)
- Traits:
- Fragile Bones: -12% Health
- Sharp Surface: Reflect 10% of damage taken
- Second Chance: Refills 50% of health when under 10% (5-minute cooldown)
- Best For: Defensive players, boss fights
- Analysis: Undead is excellent for players who struggle with survivability. The Second Chance ability has saved me countless times in tough fights.
Orc (8% chance)
- Traits:
- Heavy: -10% Stamina and -10% Movement Speed
- Muscular: +10% Physical Damage, +15% Health, and +10% Size
- Best For: Melee combat, tank builds
- Analysis: Orc is straightforward and effective. If you want to hit hard and survive longer, Orc delivers exactly that.
Epic Races (Much Lower Probability)
Dwarf (7% chance)
- Traits:
- Heavy Short: -20% Height and -5% Movement Speed
- Gifted Miner: +15% Mining Damage and +5% Better Forge
- Critical Mining: 20% chance to deal +50% damage to rocks
- Best For: Dedicated miners, forging specialists
- Analysis: If mining is your primary focus, Dwarf is arguably the best race in the game. The mining bonuses are substantial and will significantly increase your ore yield.
Shadow (6% chance)
- Traits:
- 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 when receiving damage
- Best For: PVP combat, agile playstyles
- Analysis: Shadow is the PVP meta for a reason. The dodge chance can make you incredibly frustrating to fight against, and the speed bonuses make you a deadly opponent.
Legendary Races (Very Low Probability)
Minotaur (1.75% chance)
- Traits:
- Beast: +20% Health, -10% Movement Speed, -10% Stamina, +10% Height, +20% Width and Depth
- Bull’s Fury: Enter rage mode when below 50% health, increasing movement speed and physical damage by 30%
- Best For: Berserker builds, late-game content
- Analysis: Minotaur becomes exponentially more powerful the lower your health gets. This creates exciting high-risk, high-reward gameplay moments.
Dragonborn (1.5% chance)
- Traits:
- Durable Scales: +20% Max Health 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: Damage dealers, fire-based builds
- Analysis: Dragonborn offers consistent high damage with the potential for massive burst damage from the burn effect. It’s one of the most satisfying races to play.
Golem (1.25% chance)
- Traits:
- Tank: +30% Health, -10% Movement Speed, +30% Size
- Heavy Hitter: +15% Attack Speed with heavy weapons
- Stone Heart: 50% chance to reduce incoming damage by 25%
- Best For: Tank builds, heavy weapon users
- Analysis: Golem is the ultimate tank race. With massive health and damage reduction, you can withstand incredible punishment while dishing out serious damage with heavy weapons.
Mythical Races (Extremely Rare)
Angel (0.5% chance)
- Traits:
- 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 – this is arguably the best race in the game
- Analysis: Angel is the pinnacle of race design in The Forge. It offers incredible mobility, massive luck bonuses, and the game-changing infinite stamina ability at low health. If you roll Angel, I recommend keeping it no matter what.
Demon (0.5% chance)
- Traits:
- 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 in an area around you
- 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, area control
- Analysis: Demon is the offensive counterpart to Angel. It offers incredible damage potential and unique mobility mechanics. The area damage effect makes it particularly effective against groups of enemies.
Race Tier List: Which Races Are Actually Worth Keeping?
After extensive testing and analysis, I’ve created a comprehensive tier list to help you understand which races are worth keeping and which ones you should immediately reroll.
S Tier: Game-Changing Races
Angel, Demon
These two mythical races are in a class of their own. Angel offers unparalleled mobility and utility, while Demon provides devastating damage output. If you’re lucky enough to roll either of these, I strongly recommend keeping them regardless of your playstyle.
A Tier: Excellent Choices
Dragonborn, Minotaur, Golem, Goblin
These races offer powerful bonuses that excel in specific situations. Dragonborn and Minotaur are fantastic for combat, Golem is the ultimate tank, and Goblin’s economic advantages make it surprisingly strong for long-term progression.
B Tier: Solid Options
Shadow, Undead
Shadow is the PVP specialist with its dodge chance, while Undead offers excellent survivability with its Second Chance ability. Both are viable choices that can carry you through most content.
C Tier: Niche Picks
Orc, Dwarf
Orc is straightforward but effective for melee combat, while Dwarf is unmatched for dedicated mining. They’re outclassed by higher-tier races but can still be effective in the right hands.
D Tier: Early Game Only
Elf, Zombie
These races are serviceable when you first start but quickly become outclassed. Elf’s stamina bonus is nice but not game-changing, while Zombie’s health penalty makes it risky for prolonged gameplay.
F Tier: Reroll Immediately
Human
Human offers the weakest bonuses in the game and should be rerolled as soon as possible. The small XP and luck bonuses don’t compensate for the lack of meaningful racial traits.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Rerolling Races
Through my experience helping hundreds of players optimize their race choices, I’ve identified several common mistakes that can significantly impact your progression:
1. Rerolling Too Early Without Understanding Race Synergies
Many players immediately reroll their first race without understanding how it synergizes with their planned playstyle. I recommend spending at least an hour with your initial race to understand its strengths and weaknesses before committing to a reroll.
2. Wasting Rerolls on Minor Upgrades
It’s tempting to reroll from a B-tier race to an A-tier race, but this often isn’t worth the limited reroll resources. I suggest saving your rerolls for significant upgrades, particularly when targeting S-tier mythical races.
3. Ignoring the Economic Value of Certain Races
Races like Goblin offer substantial economic benefits that compound over time. A 12% shop discount might not seem impressive initially, but it can save you millions in the long run. Don’t underestimate the power of economic racial traits.
4. Not Utilizing Race Slots Effectively
Many players unlock multiple race slots but don’t use them strategically. I recommend maintaining different races for different activities – one for mining, one for combat, and one for general exploration.
5. Chasing Meta Races Without Considering Personal Playstyle
While Angel and Demon are technically the “best” races, they might not suit your preferred playstyle. I’ve seen players perform better with “lower-tier” races that match their natural gameplay preferences.
Pro Strategies for Maximizing Your Race Rerolls
If you want to take your race reroll game to the next level, these advanced strategies will help you maximize your chances of getting the perfect race:
1. The “Save and Scum” Method
This technique involves saving your rerolls until you have at least 10-15 accumulated, then doing a massive reroll session. This approach gives you enough attempts to realistically target the mythical races.
2. Code Stacking Strategy
Instead of redeeming codes immediately, I recommend waiting until you have multiple active codes available. This allows you to redeem them all at once for a large number of rerolls, increasing your chances of getting a rare race.
3. Alt Account Testing
If you have multiple Roblox accounts, you can use them to test different races without risking your main account’s progress. This is particularly useful for understanding how different races feel in actual gameplay.
4. Community Trading
While not officially supported, some communities facilitate race trading between players. If you have multiple race slots with good races, you might be able to trade with other players to get your desired race.
5. Timing Your Rerolls
I’ve noticed that reroll chances seem to vary slightly depending on server population and time of day. While this isn’t confirmed by developers, I’ve had better luck rerolling during off-peak hours when servers are less crowded.
Platform-Specific Information
The Forge is available on multiple platforms, and there are some platform-specific considerations for race rerolling:
PC/Mac
- Optimal Controls: The T key for shop access makes rerolling very convenient
- Performance: Better framerates make it easier to appreciate race-specific visual effects
- Recommendation: PC offers the best overall experience for race rerolling and management
Mobile
- Touch Interface: Rerolling requires tapping small buttons, which can be less precise
- Performance: Lower-end devices may struggle with the race selection interface
- Recommendation: Consider playing on PC if possible, but mobile is still viable
Console
- Controller Support: The interface is adapted for controller input, which works well
- Performance: Generally stable, but load times can be longer
- Recommendation: Console players should have no issues with race rerolling
FAQ: Common Questions About Race Rerolling
What are the chances of getting a mythical race in The Forge?
Mythical races (Angel and Demon) each have a 0.5% chance, meaning you have a 1% total chance of getting any mythical race per reroll. This translates to roughly 1 in 100 rerolls for a mythical race.
Can I lose my current race when rerolling?
Yes, when you reroll, you replace your current race in that slot. However, if you have multiple race slots unlocked, you can keep your current race in one slot while rerolling in another.
Do race traits stack with equipment bonuses?
Yes, racial traits stack multiplicatively with equipment bonuses. This is why high-tier races are so valuable – their bonuses compound with your gear to create powerful synergies.
Is it worth spending Robux on rerolls?
This depends on your budget and goals. If you’re a free-to-play player, I recommend focusing on codes and quest rewards. If you’re willing to spend money, the 10-reroll pack offers the best value.
What’s the best race for mining in The Forge?
Dwarf is unequivocally the best race for mining, with +15% mining damage and a 20% chance for critical hits on rocks. However, Goblin’s speed bonuses and shop discount make it a strong alternative for economic mining.
Can I change my race appearance without rerolling?
No, your appearance is tied to your race choice. To change your appearance, you need to reroll to a different race.
Do races affect forging success rates?
Some races, like Dwarf, offer bonuses to forging success rates. However, the primary forging mechanics are based on player skill rather than racial bonuses.
What happens if I reroll while in combat?
The game prevents you from rerolling during combat or other critical activities. You need to be in a safe zone to access the race reroll interface.
Are there any limited-time races?
Currently, all races are permanently available in the game. However, the developers have hinted at potential seasonal or event-exclusive races in future updates.
Can I trade races with other players?
There’s no official trading system for races in The Forge. Any trading would need to be arranged through community channels and carries inherent risks.
Conclusion
Mastering the race reroll system in The Forge is essential for optimizing your character and enjoying the game to its fullest. Whether you’re a free-to-play player grinding for that perfect mythical race or a paying player looking to maximize your investment, understanding the intricacies of each race and the most efficient reroll strategies will significantly enhance your gameplay experience.
Remember that while the tier list and recommendations I’ve provided are based on extensive testing, the best race is ultimately the one that you enjoy playing the most. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different races and playstyles to find what works best for you.
Save this guide and bookmark it for quick reference, as I’ll be updating it regularly with new information, race changes, and reroll strategies as The Forge continues to evolve. Happy forging, and may your rerolls be lucky!
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