The Forge leans hard into mining, crafting, and min-maxing your build, which also means a lot of rerolling. The game’s codes system is built to help with that, handing out free Race Rerolls so you can chase better passives without burning in-game resources.
All working The Forge codes (November 2025)
These codes are currently active and grant free Race Rerolls when redeemed in-game.
| Code | Reward | Notes |
|---|---|---|
BETARELEASE! |
2 Race Rerolls | Release-era code aimed at new players |
POSTRELEASEQNA |
1 Race Reroll | Tied to early post-release events |
RELEASE |
In-game rewards (unspecified) | General launch code, contents may vary |
Race Rerolls are valuable in The Forge because your race affects core stats and abilities. Spending codes here is one of the most direct ways to improve a build without extra grind.
How to redeem The Forge codes on Roblox
Code redemption lives in The Forge’s settings menu. Once you’re in a server, the whole process takes a few seconds.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Launch The Forge on Roblox and load into the game. |
| 2 | Click the gear icon (Settings) on the left or top of the screen to open the Settings tab. |
| 3 | Scroll to the bottom of the Settings window until you find the Codes section or a code input field. |
| 4 | Paste or type a working code into the textbox exactly as shown. |
| 5 | Press the Claim or Redeem button next to the field to receive your rewards. |
Tip: copy and paste codes where possible. Extra spaces at the start or end of a code, or incorrect punctuation in BETARELEASE!, can cause redemption to fail even if the code is still valid.
Why your The Forge code might not work
When a code fails, the reason is almost always one of three things:
| Issue | What it looks like | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Already redeemed | You see an in-game error even though the spelling is correct. | Codes are single-use per account. Check your Rerolls and other resources; the rewards may already be applied. |
| Spelling or formatting error | Typos, missing !, or stray spaces in the code field. |
Paste the code directly from a trusted list, then remove any spaces before or after the text. |
| Expired code | The game refuses the code even when everything looks correct. | The developer can disable codes without notice. Switch to another active code from the table above. |
Note: The Forge’s codes are often tied to specific updates, events, or maintenance sessions. Redeem them as soon as possible if you do not want to miss any free Rerolls.
Where The Forge codes usually appear first
The developer leans on community channels to drop codes during updates and milestones. If you want to catch them early, the most relevant official spaces are:
- The Forge Community Discord server, where update logs and announcements frequently include new codes.
- The Forge Roblox group, which sometimes highlights rewards around updates or events.
- FireAtacck’s social channels (X, YouTube, Instagram), which occasionally feature codes alongside content updates or Q&A sessions.
These channels are also where new events, balance changes, and rune or race tweaks tend to be announced, so they double as early warning for when new codes are likely to land.
How long The Forge codes tend to stay active
Codes in The Forge are not designed to be permanent. They often line up with:
- Major content updates or new features.
- Early-release or beta milestones.
- Compensation after outages or bug-heavy patches.
Once the next content update arrives, older codes are commonly disabled to avoid flooding new players with large amounts of free progression. Treat every new code as short-term: redeem it when you see it, even if you are not ready to spend the Rerolls immediately.
Why Race Rerolls from codes matter
Race choice in The Forge feeds into nearly everything you do: damage output, survivability, resource gain, and how efficiently you can tackle harder ores or bosses. Rerolls are the lever that lets you re-try that choice without starting over.
| Use case | How free Rerolls help |
|---|---|
| Chasing top-tier races | You can reroll more aggressively for late‑game races without saving up as much in-game currency. |
| Adapting to balance changes | If a race is nerfed or another becomes meta, free Rerolls make it easier to swap without losing progress. |
| Experimenting with builds | You can test new combinations of race, runes, and gear, then reroll away from bad fits at no cost. |
Because codes like BETARELEASE! and POSTRELEASEQNA are heavily weighted toward Race Rerolls, redeeming them is one of the fastest ways to make your character feel stronger without any extra grind.
The Forge will keep evolving with new ores, runes, and balance passes, and its code drops tend to follow that rhythm. Keeping an eye on the latest active codes and redeeming them promptly is the simplest way to keep your race and build in a good place while you mine, forge, and push into tougher fights.
