The Forge Race Rerolls let you change your character’s race and passives by spending a roll on the random race wheel. Open it by speaking to the Wizard near Stonewake’s Cross cave entrance or by going through Personal Stash and the Shop menu. Your current race and the chances for alternatives appear on the wheel.
Race choice affects mining, forging and fighting, but a rare lineage isn’t always better for your playstyle. You may get more value from keeping Dwarf bonuses than chasing a tiny chance at Angel or Demon. Here’s how to obtain free rolls, use them and read the odds correctly.
How to open The Forge Race Rerolls menu
In Stonewake’s Cross, follow the path towards the cave and find the Wizard Tower. Speak to the Wizard to open the Race wheel. On PC you can also press T to open Personal Stash, select Shop, scroll to Rerolls and choose Race Menu. On mobile, use the backpack icon instead of T. The panel displays your current race, passive effects and how many rerolls remain.
How to spend a reroll
Press Reroll beneath your character on the race panel. A roll is consumed and the game assigns a random new race; you don’t get to pick from the available list. Before pressing again, read the new passives. The Forge Race Rerolls can replace a very useful mining setup, so don’t keep spinning automatically merely because you failed to get a Mythical.
How to get free race rerolls
Developer codes are one of the easiest sources when a promotion is active. Check the published The Forge codes guide for current rewards. To redeem, open the Mailbox icon at the top right and enter the code at the bottom of your messages. In older layouts, the code field appears at the bottom of Settings instead. Some quests also award rerolls; check the actual quest reward panel before counting on a particular NPC for extra rolls. Rerolls can additionally be purchased through the Roblox game shop. If a code is expired or already claimed, it won’t give extra currency.
Race odds explained
The Forge Race Rerolls percentages are shown in the live Race Chances panel. Historical community tables commonly put Human around 25%, Elf and Zombie around 14–15% apiece, while Angel and Demon have often been listed near 0.5% each. Current corroborated reference tables place Dwarf at 5% and Shadow at 4%. Because new races can rebalance the wheel, inspect the game’s Race Chances panel before spending your rolls.
Best races for mining
Dwarf has mining damage and forging-quality passives in the commonly documented race system, making it a strong pick for players who spend hours gathering ore. Luck-based bonuses can also help when rare nodes are your goal. The Forge Race Rerolls are worth saving if your current race already helps you mine efficiently; rerolling it for combat power might make your regular routine slower.
Best races for combat
Orc is associated with extra physical damage and health but drawbacks to stamina or movement. Shadow favours speed, evasion and quicker attacks. Angel and Demon have strong powers in community records but are extremely uncommon. If you mainly use a particular weapon, compare the actual passive panel with your build. A lower-rarity race whose benefits activate every fight may be better than a rarer race that doesn’t support you.
The Forge Race Rerolls: When to stop spending
Before using The Forge Race Rerolls, decide whether you’re trying to mine, craft or fight more effectively. Keep a useful result when it appears rather than spending every roll hoping for a 0.5% outcome. If you have only a few rolls, saving them for a future build change can be smarter than immediately replacing a comfortable race.
If the wheel doesn’t work
Check the displayed reroll balance first. A code may be expired, spelled incorrectly or already redeemed on your account. Some quest rewards require finishing the NPC conversation before they’re credited. If the Wizard is hard to find, use the inventory Shop route instead. You can’t manually select a race merely because you rolled it previously.
Other progression help
The older Forge code archive helps distinguish expired promotional rolls from current rewards. A working code can only be redeemed once per account.
Choosing a race for your next goal
| Your goal | Race to consider | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Ore farming | Dwarf | Mining and forging benefits |
| Mobility | Shadow | Speed and evasion |
| Close-range combat | Orc | Physical damage and health trade-offs |
| Mixed farming | Elf | Luck-oriented bonuses |
Official source: The Forge by The Forge Community.
