In The Forge, rerolling your race is an important way to tailor your character to specific playstyles. Whether you want to focus on combat efficiency, mining speed, or overall versatility, selecting the right race can influence both your stats and your in-game appearance.
The process begins early in the game when players are directed to Sensei Moro as part of the opening quest. Speaking to Moro opens a screen that displays your character along with available races. The default option is Human, but players can choose to reroll immediately by pressing the Reroll button at the bottom of the interface.
Initially, players are limited to three Spins for rerolling. While this may restrict early attempts, additional Spins can be obtained through active redeemable codes. Each reroll not only changes the race but may also alter the character’s appearance. Once players leave Moro’s screen, they cannot return to him for future rerolls. This necessitates finding a different NPC for subsequent race changes.
Locating the Wizard for Race Changes
After the initial interaction with Sensei Moro, rerolling requires visiting the Wizard NPC. To reach the Wizard, players need to take the path that leads left instead of going directly to The Cave. This route takes you up a hill behind the NPC Greedy Cey. Following the path leads to a building with a tall tower behind it. The building’s front doors are closed, but players can walk through them without any additional interaction.
Inside the building, the Wizard can be approached for a conversation that includes multiple dialogue options. Selecting the option to change your race brings up the same interface seen when first speaking with Moro. Players will have access to the race odds, stats, and available Spins. In addition, The Forge allows players to save multiple races in up to three slots, enabling quick swapping between characters. Two of these slots are unlocked by reaching level 30 and level 100, while all slots can also be purchased with Robux.
Race odds
Stat details
Available Spins
Race storage slots
Understanding Race Odds in The Forge
Each race in The Forge has different chances of being rolled and comes with unique stat benefits and drawbacks. Common races like Human have the highest probability at 25 percent, while rarer races such as Angel and Demon are much harder to obtain at just 0.5 percent each. Other races, including Elf, Zombie, Goblin, and Orc, offer varying combinations of combat or mining strengths. Rerolling strategically can help players align their character’s strengths with their preferred playstyle, especially when aiming for rare races that provide specialized advantages.
Race Odds List:
Human – 25%
Elf – 15%
Zombie – 14%
Goblin – 10.5%
Undead – 9%
Orc – 8%
Dwarf – 7%
Shadow – 6%
Minotaur – 1.75%
Dragonborn – 1.5%
Golem – 1.25%
Angel – 0.5%
Demon – 0.5%
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I reroll my race in The Forge?
Rerolling starts by speaking to Sensei Moro at the beginning of the game. Use the Reroll button on the race selection screen. Afterward, future rerolls must be done with the Wizard NPC.
Where is the Wizard located?
The Wizard is found by taking the left path behind the NPC Greedy Cey. Follow the path to a building with a tall tower and walk inside to speak to the Wizard for race changes.
How many Spins do I get for rerolling?
Players start with three Spins. Additional Spins can be obtained through redeemable codes in the game.
Can I save multiple races in The Forge?
Yes. The game allows up to three race slots. Two of these slots unlock at levels 30 and 100, while all slots can also be purchased with Robux.
Which races are the rarest?
Angel, Demon, Golem, Dragonborn, and Minotaur are among the rarest races, with chances ranging from 0.5 percent to 1.75 percent. These races generally offer more specialized stats.
Do races affect character appearance?
Yes. Changing your race can alter your character’s visual appearance as well as stats, making both gameplay and aesthetics an important consideration.
