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+1 Loot To Forge Races Guide: How to Roll and All Race Buffs

Every Race, its roll chance and stat buffs, plus how rerolls, duplicate stars and equip slots work.

Every Race, its roll chance and stat buffs, plus how rerolls, duplicate stars and equip slots work.

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Races arrived in +1 Loot To Forge with the Update 4.1 patch on September 20, 2026, adding a permanent passive layer on top of your weapons and skills. Each Race changes your character’s appearance and grants buffs to stats such as movement speed, damage, critical rate, training gains and loot luck. Which one you get is decided by the gacha, and the rarest Races sit below a 1% roll chance.

Quick answer: Open the Races menu with a Race Reroll item and press the rainbow Reroll button. Each Race gives passive buffs, and rolling duplicates raises a Race up to three stars for stronger bonuses.

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How to roll a Race in +1 Loot To Forge

Using a Race Reroll consumes one item. You can get them from daily login prizes, enemy loot drops, update-log rewards, and redemption codes. RNG alone determines which Race you receive, so rare lineages depend on luck and how many rerolls you have saved.

Get at least one Race Reroll. New characters start with the Human Race by default, which has no perks, so you need a reroll to change it.
Select Races from the upper edge of the screen to open its menu, where every Race and its precise roll chance are listed.
Hit the rainbow Reroll button to spin the gacha. The Race you receive is applied to your character, and models like the Vampire visibly transform your avatar with red eyes, fangs and a cape.
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You know the roll worked when the new Race shows as equipped in the menu and your character’s appearance updates. Every Race you unlock stays saved in your index, so you can switch between owned Races freely without losing anything.


All Races, roll chances and stat buffs

There are nine Races, grouped by rarity from Common up to Mythic. Human has the highest roll chance, while the two Mythic Races share the smallest odds in the pool. The buffs below are the base one-star values.

RaceRarityRoll chanceBase buffs
HumanCommon27%None
GoblinUncommon25.70%+12% Move Speed, +8% Train Boost
SkeletonUncommon24.60%+3% Crit Rate, Damage
YetiRare12.70%+9% Defense, +10% Luck
VampireEpic5.60%-14% Skill CD, +14% Damage
DragonkinLegendary2.30%+8% Train Boost, +5% Crit Rate, +10% Skill Damage
Void-ElfLegendary1.50%To be confirmed
DemonMythic0.4%To be confirmed
AngelMythic0.2%To be confirmed

Angel is the rarest Race at a 0.2% roll chance, edging out Demon at 0.4%. Both Mythic Races carry broad, multi-stat packages that help most against the highest-health bosses.


How duplicate rolls and the star system work

Rolling a Race you already own is not wasted. Duplicates raise that Race’s star rating, starting at one star and capping at three stars. Each extra star increases the Race’s core passives, so a three-star Race delivers noticeably stronger numbers than the base values in the table above.

You can stack the same Race up to three times for the maximum bonus, so keep rerolling a strong Race even after you first unlock it.

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Race slots and how to unlock them

You can equip Races across six slots. Only the first slot is free, and the rest open through Rebirth milestones and Robux purchases.

  • Slot 1 is unlocked from the start and holds your active Race.
  • A second slot unlocks after your fourth Rebirth.
  • Another slot opens through the 7-day sign-in reward.
  • The other slots can only be unlocked by meeting Rebirth and Robux requirements.

Best Race for beginners: Dragonkin

Dragonkin is the best early pick. It is one of just two Races that provide a training boost, helping you build Power faster to defeat enemies and perform Rebirths. Reaching certain Rebirth milestones opens additional lobby buildings, including the Enhance station, so quicker training speeds up your overall progress.

On top of that, Dragonkin adds Critical Rate and Skill Damage. Those buffs raise your survivability and clear speed across the dungeon stages, making it a well-rounded choice while you build toward the rarer Legendary and Mythic Races.

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Getting Race Rolls from codes

Milestone codes from Good Bro Studio are a reliable source of Race Rolls and other freebies. The 30000CCU code has granted 2 Race Rolls alongside 2,000 Coins, and codes are typically issued when the game passes concurrent-player thresholds. Codes cycle out quickly, so redeem them as soon as they appear.

Launch +1 Loot To Forge on Roblox and wait until your character loads into the hub.
Open Shop with the icon along the screen’s left edge, then scroll all the way down to the code section.
Paste the code exactly as written and press Submit. The rewards, including any Race Rolls, land in your account instantly.
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Once you have rerolls in hand, head back to the Races menu and spin. With the star system rewarding duplicates and slots opening through Rebirths, steady rerolling is what moves you from a plain Human start toward a stacked, high-rarity Race lineup.