How to Reroll Race in The Forge: Complete (May 2026) Guide

Are you tired of being stuck with a weak race in The Forge? Do you watch other players dominate with powerful Angel or Demon races while you’re stuck as a basic Human? I’ve been there, and I know how frustrating it can be. That’s why I’ve created this comprehensive guide to help you master the art of race rerolling in The Forge.

In this ultimate guide, I’ll show you exactly how to reroll your race, where to find unlimited free rerolls, which races are worth aiming for, and pro strategies that most players completely miss. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned player looking to optimize your setup, this guide has everything you need to transform your Forge experience.

How to Reroll Race in The Forge: Quick Overview (May 2026)

Method	Location	Cost	Best For
Starting Spins	Sensei Moro	Free	New players
Wizard Method	Near Greedy Cey	Free rerolls	Regular access
Shop Menu	Press T → Shop	Free rerolls	Convenience
Quest Rewards	Various NPCs	Free	Progression
Daily Login	Automatic	1 spin/day	Consistent gains
Codes	Settings menu	Free	Quick boosts
Robux Purchase	Shop menu	75-575 Robux	Instant results

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. Your race determines your stats, abilities, and overall effectiveness in both combat and mining. Let me walk you through every method available to get the perfect race for your playstyle.

Method 1: Starting with Sensei Moro (Beginner Method)

When you first spawn into The Forge, you’ll immediately encounter Sensei Moro. This is your first opportunity to get a decent race:

1. Talk to Sensei Moro right after spawning
2. Click the Reroll button at the bottom of the character screen
3. Use your 3 free starting spins to get a better race than the default Human

Pro Tip: Do this quickly before starting any quests! Once you begin the main questline, you won’t be able to use Sensei Moro for rerolls anymore.

Method 2: The Wizard Location (Primary Method)

After you’ve used your starting spins, The Wizard becomes your main NPC for race rerolls. Here’s exactly how to find him:

1. Spawn at Stonewake’s Cross and head toward The Cave
2. Turn LEFT before entering The Cave (don’t go right into the cave)
3. Walk past Greedy Cey (the NPC seller)
4. Follow the path up the hill until you see a building with a tall tower behind it
5. Enter the building (you can walk right through the doors)
6. Press E to interact with The Wizard
7. Select “I want to change my race!” from the dialogue options

Alternative Location: The Wizard can also be found in the Forgotten Kingdom inside the castle area. From spawn, follow the road on the right to reach there.

Method 3: Shop Menu Reroll (Most Convenient)

If you don’t want to travel to The Wizard every time, you can reroll directly from the shop menu:

1. Press T to open your bag/inventory
2. Click the Shop tab (yellow button)
3. Scroll to the right until you reach the “Rerolls” section
4. Click “Go to Race Menu” (green button)
5. Click Reroll to spin for a new race

This method is incredibly convenient because you can access it from anywhere in the game, making it perfect for quick rerolls between mining sessions or combat encounters.

How to Get FREE Rerolls in The Forge?

Getting rerolls is the key to landing those mythical races like Angel and Demon. Here are all the methods I’ve discovered to get unlimited free rerolls:

1. Active Codes (Best Method)

Codes are the fastest way to get massive amounts of free rerolls. As of May 2026, these are the active codes:

Code	Rewards	Status
PEAK!	10x Rerolls	✅ Active
SORRYFORSHUTDOWN	5x Rerolls	✅ Active

How to Redeem Codes:

1. Click the Cog icon (Settings) in the top-left corner of your screen
2. Scroll to the bottom of the settings menu
3. Find the “Type Here” text box
4. Enter the code (codes are NOT case-sensitive)
5. Press Enter to claim your rewards

Pro Tip: New codes are released frequently, especially during game updates or milestone celebrations. Follow the official The Forge Discord and developer Twitter to get codes instantly when they’re released.

2. Daily Login Rewards

Simply logging into The Forge every day gives you 1 free reroll spin. This might not seem like much, but it adds up quickly:

• 7 days = 7 free rerolls
• 30 days = 30 free rerolls
• Consistency is key – never miss a day!

3. Quest Rewards

Following the main questline is one of the best ways to earn free rerolls:

• Captain Rowan quests (World 2) drop free rerolls as rewards
• Main story progression often includes reroll bonuses
• Side quests sometimes offer rerolls as completion rewards

Pro Strategy: Focus on completing quests systematically rather than grinding randomly. The quest rewards are designed to give you steady progression and plenty of rerolls along the way.

4. Level-Up Rewards

As you level up your character, you’ll occasionally receive free rerolls as milestone rewards. While not as consistent as other methods, it’s a nice bonus for natural progression.

5. Event Rewards

During special events or holidays, The Forge often features limited-time activities that reward players with free rerolls. Keep an eye out for:

• Holiday events (Christmas, Halloween, etc.)
• Milestone celebrations (player count milestones)
• Update events (new content releases)

Purchasing Rerolls with Robux

If you want instant results or don’t want to wait for free methods, you can purchase reroll packs directly:

Pack	Cost	Value	Best For
1 Reroll	75 Robux	75 Robux per spin	Quick single roll
5 Rerolls	300 Robux	60 Robux per spin	Better value
10 Rerolls	575 Robux	57.5 Robux per spin	Best value

My Recommendation: If you’re going to spend Robux, the 10-reroll pack offers the best value. However, I strongly suggest using all free methods first before considering spending real money.

Complete Race Tier List & Rankings

After extensive testing and research, I’ve compiled the definitive tier list for all races in The Forge. This will help you understand which races are worth keeping and which you should immediately reroll.

S-Tier Races (Mythical – 0.5% chance)

These are the absolute best races in the game. If you manage to roll one of these, lock it in immediately!

Demon (Mythical – 0.5%)

Traits:

• Demonic Powers: +20% Movement Speed, +20% Attack Speed, +20% Physical Damage, +20% Fire Damage, +30% Height
• Backfire: 25% chance to burn enemy when damage is taken
• Cursed Aura: Deals 10% weapon damage per second to nearby enemies
• Devil’s Finger: 20% chance to create hellfire circle dealing 45% weapon damage per second

Why S-Tier: The Demon is the strongest overall race in The Forge. With massive boosts to all damage types and incredible utility abilities, it excels in both combat and mobility. The Cursed Aura and Devil’s Finger abilities make it devastating in group fights.

Angel (Mythical – 0.5%)

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 for 30% physical damage
• Holy Hand: Infinite stamina while below 20% health

Why S-Tier: The Angel offers the best Luck boost in the game (+25%), making it incredible for mining rare ores and forging high-quality equipment. The mobility bonuses are unmatched, and Holy Hand provides incredible survivability in tough fights.

A-Tier Races (Legendary – 1.25%-1.75% chance)

These races are excellent and worth keeping if you don’t get an S-Tier race.

Dragonborn (Legendary – 1.5%)

Traits:

• Durable Scales: +20% Max HP, +10% Height
• Sharp Fangs: +12% Physical Damage
• Dragon’s Breath: 40% chance to burn enemy for 30% weapon damage per second

Why A-Tier: Great combination of survivability and damage output. The Dragon’s Breath ability provides consistent additional damage, making it very reliable in extended fights.

Golem (Legendary – 1.25%)

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%

Why A-Tier: The ultimate tank race. With massive health and damage reduction, the Golem can withstand incredible punishment while dealing solid damage with heavy weapons.

Minotaur (Legendary – 1.75%)

Traits:

• Beast: +20% Health, -10% Movement Speed, -10% Stamina, +10% Height, +20% Width & Depth
• Bull’s Fury: While under 50% Health, activate Rage Mode (+30% Movement Speed and Physical Damage)

Why A-Tier: The Minotaur becomes stronger as it takes damage, making it excellent for prolonged battles. Bull’s Fury essentially removes the movement speed penalty and provides a massive damage boost when you need it most.

B-Tier Races (Epic/Rare – 6%-10.5% chance)

Solid races that can perform well but have noticeable limitations.

Shadow (Epic – 6%)

Traits:

• Shadow Pact: +15% Movement Speed, +10% Attack Speed, +10% Stamina, +5% Physical Damage, -10% Health
• Phantom Step: 15% chance to dodge attacks when taking damage

Why B-Tier: Good offensive stats but the health reduction hurts survivability. Phantom Step is unreliable but can be game-changing when it triggers.

Orc (Rare – 8%)

Traits:

• Heavy: -10% Stamina, -10% Movement Speed
• Muscular: +10% Physical Damage, +15% Health, +10% Size

Why B-Tier: Simple but effective. The Orc provides good health and damage but suffers from mobility penalties with no compensation.

C-Tier Races (Uncommon/Rare – 7%-15% chance)

These races have specific use cases but are generally outclassed by higher-tier options.

Dwarf (Epic – 7%)

Traits:

• 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

Why C-Tier: The best mining race in the game, but weak in combat. Only choose this if you’re focusing exclusively on mining and forging.

Undead (Rare – 9%)

Traits:

• Fragile Bones: -12% Health
• Sharp Surface: Reflect 10% of damage taken
• Second Chance: Refills 50% health when under 10% (5-minute cooldown)

Why C-Tier: Decent survivability with Second Chance, but the health reduction makes it fragile. Good for players who like to live dangerously.

Zombie (Uncommon – 14%)

Traits:

• Rotten: -25% Health
• Mutated Genes: +2% health regeneration every 5 seconds
• Absorb: 15% chance to convert incoming damage to health

Why C-Tier: The massive health reduction is punishing, but the regeneration and life steal can make it surprisingly durable in extended fights.

Elf (Uncommon – 15%)

Traits:

• Superior Genes: +15% Stamina, +5% Height
• Glorious: +7% Luck Boost

Why C-Tier: The second-best Luck boost in the game, but lacks combat effectiveness. Good for mining-focused builds but underwhelming in fights.

Goblin (Rare – 10.5%)

Traits:

• Tiny: -15% Health, -15% Size
• Sneaky: +15% Movement Speed, +10% Attack Speed with daggers
• Bargain: 12% discount in shops

Why C-Tier: Fast and agile but very fragile. The shop discount is nice but doesn’t compensate for the combat weaknesses.

D-Tier Races (Common – 25% chance)

Avoid these races unless you have no other choice.

Human (Common – 25%)

Traits:

• Blessed: +3% Luck, +3% Extra XP

Why D-Tier: The starting race with minimal bonuses. While the Luck and XP bonuses are nice, they’re too small to make a meaningful difference compared to other races.

Race Slots: How to Use Multiple Races?

Did you know you can have up to three different races saved and ready to use? This feature is incredibly powerful but often overlooked by new players.

How to Unlock Race Slots?

Slot	Unlock Method	Robux Alternative
1st Slot	Default	N/A
2nd Slot	Level 30	175 Robux
3rd Slot	Level 100	325 Robux

Why Race Slots Matter

Having multiple race slots allows you to:

• Switch between races for different activities (mining vs. combat)
• Save rare races while continuing to reroll for something better
• Experiment with different playstyles without losing progress

Pro Strategy: Use your first slot for your main combat race, second slot for a mining-focused race (like Dwarf), and third slot for experimentation or backup rare races.

2026 Pro Tips for Race Rerolling

After hundreds of hours playing The Forge and testing every race extensively, here are my top pro tips that most players miss:

1. Timing Your Rerolls

• Reroll in batches rather than one at a time
• Save rerolls for special events when drop rates might be increased
• Don’t reroll immediately after getting a decent race – test it first

2. Strategic Race Selection

• Match your race to your playstyle: If you love combat, aim for Demon/Dragonborn. If you prefer mining, Dwarf or Angel (for Luck) are better.
• Consider your weapon choice: Some races have specific weapon bonuses (like Golem with heavy weapons or Goblin with daggers).
• Think about team composition: If you play with friends, coordinate races to cover different roles.

3. Advanced Reroll Strategies

• The “Lock and Roll” method: Lock any A-Tier or better race immediately, then use remaining slots to continue rerolling
• Code stacking: Save multiple codes and redeem them all at once for massive reroll sessions
• Event exploitation: Some events have increased rare drop rates – save your rerolls for these times

4. Economy Management

• Balance free vs. paid rerolls: Use all free methods consistently before considering Robux purchases
• Track your reroll efficiency: Keep count of how many rerolls it takes to get each tier of race
• Invest in the long term: Sometimes it’s better to save rerolls for future updates that might add new races

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I see players making these same mistakes over and over again. Don’t fall into these traps:

1. Rerolling Too Early

Many players reroll immediately after getting a race without testing it first. I’ve seen players reroll away A-Tier races because they didn’t understand how good they were!

Solution: Always test a race for at least 30 minutes before deciding to reroll.

2. Ignoring Free Methods

Some players jump straight to buying rerolls with Robux without exhausting all the free methods available.

Solution: Follow this priority order: Codes → Daily Login → Quests → Level Rewards → Events → Robux

3. Not Using Race Slots

Players who don’t unlock or use multiple race slots are missing out on incredible flexibility and strategic options.

Solution: Work toward unlocking all three race slots as soon as possible.

4. Chasing Only S-Tier Races

While Angel and Demon are amazing, the odds are extremely low (0.5% each). Players who refuse to settle for A-Tier races often end up stuck with terrible races for weeks.

Solution: Lock in A-Tier races when you get them, then continue rerolling with your other slots.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I reroll my race in The Forge?

You can reroll your race in three main ways:

1. Starting Method: Talk to Sensei Moro when you first spawn (3 free spins)
2. Wizard Method: Find The Wizard near Greedy Cey and select “I want to change my race!”
3. Shop Method: Press T → Shop → Rerolls section → “Go to Race Menu”

What are the best races in The Forge?

The best races in The Forge are:

• S-Tier: Demon and Angel (0.5% chance each)
• A-Tier: Dragonborn, Golem, and Minotaur (1.25%-1.75% chance)
• B-Tier: Shadow and Orc (6%-8% chance)

How can I get free rerolls in The Forge?

You can get free rerolls through:

• Active Codes: PEAK! (10 rerolls) and SORRYFORSHUTDOWN (5 rerolls)
• Daily Login: 1 free reroll per day
• Quest Rewards: Complete quests, especially Captain Rowan’s quests
• Level-Up Rewards: Milestone rewards as you progress
• Event Rewards: Special events and celebrations

What are the odds of getting each race?

The race odds in The Forge are:

• Human: 25% (Common)
• Elf: 15% (Uncommon)
• Zombie: 14% (Uncommon)
• Goblin: 10.5% (Rare)
• Undead: 9% (Rare)
• Orc: 8% (Rare)
• Dwarf: 7% (Epic)
• Shadow: 6% (Epic)
• Minotaur: 1.75% (Legendary)
• Dragonborn: 1.5% (Legendary)
• Golem: 1.25% (Legendary)
• Angel: 0.5% (Mythical)
• Demon: 0.5% (Mythical)

How many race slots can I have?

You can have up to 3 race slots:

• 1st Slot: Unlocked by default
• 2nd Slot: Unlock at Level 30 or 175 Robux
• 3rd Slot: Unlock at Level 100 or 325 Robux

Should I spend Robux on rerolls?

I recommend using all free methods first before considering Robux purchases. If you do decide to spend, the 10-reroll pack (575 Robux) offers the best value at 57.5 Robux per spin.

What’s the fastest way to get a good race?

The fastest way to get a good race is:

1. Redeem all active codes for instant rerolls
2. Complete daily logins for consistent rerolls
3. Focus on main quests for quest reward rerolls
4. Use the Shop menu for convenient rerolling between activities

Can I change my race later in the game?

Yes! You can change your race at any time by visiting The Wizard or using the Shop menu, as long as you have available reroll spins.

Conclusion

Mastering race rerolling in The Forge is absolutely essential for maximizing your enjoyment and success in the game. With the strategies and methods I’ve shared in this guide, you now have everything you need to get those powerful mythical races and dominate both in combat and mining.

Remember to:

• Use all free reroll methods consistently
• Aim for S-Tier races but be happy with A-Tier
• Unlock all three race slots for maximum flexibility
• Test races before rerolling them away
• Stay updated with new codes and events

The Forge is constantly evolving with new updates, races, and features, so make sure to bookmark this guide and check back regularly for the latest information. Happy forging, and may the RNG gods bless you with that perfect Angel or Demon race!