How to Reroll Traits (Without Wasting Tokens) - Re Adventures Wiki
The complete reroll system explained: token costs, community-tested keep-or-reroll logic, and the session routine that avoids tilt spending.
Overview
Traits are rollable modifiers that can push a good unit into a great one, and rerolling is how you chase them. This guide explains token costs, the community's keep-or-reroll framework, and the method top players use to avoid burning their entire stock chasing one perfect line.
The Best Reroll Method
The current community-standard routine on video: batching tokens, judging rolls honestly, and knowing exactly when to walk away from the NPC.
How the Reroll System Works
Each unit carries one trait slot. Visiting the reroll NPC and spending Reroll Tokens replaces the current trait with a random new one — the old result is gone permanently. That one-way door is why discipline matters more than luck.
Tokens come from codes, quests, events, and duplicate pulls. Because income is finite and rolls are untradeable, the entire skill of the system lies in deciding which units deserve rolls and which results are good enough to stop on.
Keep-or-Reroll Framework
Ranked by community consensus for general play. For full grading context, cross-reference the trait tier list.
| Trait Quality | Action | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|
| Best-in-slot | Keep immediately | Chasing higher is mathematically negative EV |
| Strong sidegrade | Keep unless stocked | Only reroll when tokens vastly exceed need |
| Situational | Keep on backups | Useful for off-meta teams and events |
| Weak / mismatched | Reroll freely | No value lost replacing an unusable roll |
The Batch Method
The best method isn't a secret trick — it's a process. Batching turns an emotional gamble into a controlled session.
Top players run this exact loop during events that shower tokens, which is when rerolling becomes genuinely efficient.
Bank a Full Batch
Wait until you hold a large token stock — event windows and code drops are the fastest ways to build one safely.
Pick One Permanent Unit
Choose a unit you've committed to long-term. Rerolling bench units is the most common way tokens vanish with zero account progress.
Set a Stop-Loss
Decide the exact token count you'll spend before rolling. When you hit it, you stop — no exceptions, regardless of how close the last roll felt.
Evaluate Honestly
Compare each result against the keep framework, not against perfection. 'Good enough' rolls end sessions; chase mentality drains them.
Reroll Mistakes That Drain Stocks
Token losses are almost always behavioral, not statistical. These four patterns explain most empty wallets.
Rolling Bench Units
Traits on units you never field are wasted value. Commit to a roster before touching tokens.
One-Roll Tilt Sessions
Rolling 'just one more time' after a bad result is how batches evaporate. Respect your stop-loss.
Chasing Perfect Lines
Best-in-slot to best-in-slot upgrades cost enormous tokens for tiny gains. Stop when the trait already works.
Ignoring Token Sources
Codes and events refill stocks for free. Players who only farm in-game miss half their income.
When Rerolling Is Worth It
Timing matters as much as method. Rerolling pays off most in these situations:
- After a balance patch promotes your unit — see Update 1 notes
- When an event doubles token income or adds reroll shop items
- On a unit that already has permanent home on your main team
- Once your Gem economy comfortably funds summons without dipping into token-adjacent shops
- Before a tournament window, when small stat edges decide close brackets
Rerolls Are the Last Layer
Traits optimize a unit — they don't create one. If your roster still has holes, summons and upgrades come first; read the progression guide for the correct layer order, and team building basics for which roles actually need perfect traits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are rerolls in Re Adventures?
Rerolls replace a unit's trait with a random new one at the lobby NPC, costing Reroll Tokens each time. The previous trait is lost permanently, so every roll is a real decision.
How do I get Reroll Tokens?
Codes, daily quests, events, and duplicate pulls all grant tokens. Active code bundles frequently include 50–250 tokens, making the codes page your fastest source.
Should I reroll my first good unit?
Usually no. Early tokens are better banked until your core team is settled — rerolling units you might replace wastes the scarcest resource in the early game.
Is there a reroll pity or guarantee?
No confirmed guarantee exists — each roll is independent. This is exactly why the batch method with a hard stop-loss outperforms rolling until something good appears.
Which trait should I keep on my carry?
Best-in-slot traits for your unit's primary stat, graded in the trait tier list. When in doubt, any trait that boosts your carry's main damage pattern is worth keeping.
Do reroll rates change after updates?
Rates haven't been observed to change, but balance patches shift which traits are valuable — always re-check rankings after a major update before spending a batch.
When will I have enough tokens to reroll freely?
Established accounts with full rosters can reroll casually. Until then, treat tokens like limited upgrade materials: spend only when the result is guaranteed to see play.