How To Change Race in The Forge?

In The Forge, one of the most defining choices a player can make is selecting their Race—a system that not only shapes your character’s appearance, but also influences core gameplay through unique stat bonuses, perk effects, and passive abilities. Whether you focus on mining, combat, crafting, or exploration, your Race becomes the foundation of your build and progression. But as you journey deeper into the world of The Forge, your early-game race may no longer suit your evolving playstyle. This is where the game’s Race Reroll system becomes essential.

Changing your Race in The Forge is more than a cosmetic switch—it’s a strategic decision driven by rarity tiers, spin management, unlocked slots, and the pursuit of optimal perks. The reroll system introduces elements of chance and resource planning, requiring players to balance free spins, promotional codes, and premium currency. Understanding how, when, and why to reroll is crucial for maximizing your character’s potential without wasting valuable resources.

This guide provides an exhaustive breakdown of every aspect of the Race system—from accessing the reroll menu and obtaining spins, to analyzing race rarity, understanding stat shifts, and optimizing your reroll strategy. Whether you are a new adventurer exploring your first transformation or an experienced player chasing mythic-tier races, this article serves as your complete handbook to mastering How to Change Race in The Forge.

How To Change Race in The Forge

Follow these steps to Change Race in The Forge:

• Open your Bag by pressing T or clicking the Bag icon.
• Go to the Shop tab.
• Click “Go to Race Menu.”
• In the Race Menu, click “Reroll.”
• A Spin is consumed and your race changes randomly.
• If you like the new race → click Select to keep it.
• If you don’t like it → click Reroll again (needs more spins).
• Use Race Slots (optional) to save a rare race before continuing.
• To get more spins: redeem codes, earn event rewards, or buy spin packs.

Alternate route: speak to the Wizard NPC (Wizard / Wizard Tower in the hub). Talking to the wizard also opens the same Race menu — many guides show the Wizard inside a tall tower near the vendor path. Early in the game, you may interact with Sensei Moro for the first race; later rerolls are done at the Wizard.

Spins (currency) — where they come from & how to get more

• Starting spins: the game gives you a small pack of free spins when you start.
• Free Spins (best): redeemable promo codes released by developers — enter them in Settings → Codes. Keep an eye on community sites or the game’s Discord for new codes.
• Paid Spins: you can purchase reroll packs with Robux if you prefer to buy spins instantly. (There are small packs and larger packs.)

Race slots & saving races

• The game supports race slots (so you can store multiple races). The first slot is free; additional slots unlock with level progression (or can be purchased). Sources note unlocks at later levels (e.g., at level 30 and 100) and there are options to buy extra slots. Save desirable rolls into different slots if you want to keep multiple builds.

Rarity & odds (how likely each race is)

Races use fixed gacha odds. Representative odds reported across community guides (approximate):

• Common — Human (~25%)
• Uncommon — Elf, Zombie (~14–15%)
• Rare / Uncommon — Goblin, Undead, Orc (~8–15% ranges depending on race)
• Epic / Legendary — Dwarf, Shadow, etc. (~6–7% or lower)
• Very rare / Mythic — Minotaur, Dragonborn, Golem (~1–2%), Angel & Demon (~0.5%).
  These numbers vary slightly between guides but give the right idea: mythic races are extremely rare — you’ll usually need luck or many spins to land them.

What changes when your Race changes

• Appearance: many races alter the visual character model (ears, wings, skin tone, horns, etc.).
• Stats & perks: each race comes with unique stat modifiers (HP, Stamina, Mining bonuses, damage modifiers, regen, etc.) and sometimes passive abilities. Some races favor mining / forging, others favor combat. Because stats vary by race, your optimal race depends on whether you want a mining-focused build, forge-focused, or combat build.

Practical rerolling strategy & tips

• Use free codes first. Save paid spins for later — devs release codes regularly that give multiple rerolls. Redeem codes from Settings → Codes (they are case-sensitive).
• Decide what you want: if you want a strong early-game race (e.g., Dragonborn/Golem/Shadow are frequently recommended by the community), stop rerolling once you get it — higher rarities are extremely unlikely. Community guides recommend not burning paid Robux spins chasing mythics unless you really want them.
• Use extra slots: if you land a nice rare but want to keep trying, put it in a slot so you don’t lose it.
• Watch the Wizard location / map markers: most guides show where to find the Wizard tower in the hub so you don’t have to wander.

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