How to Reroll Your Race (Free Methods) - The Veil Wiki
Where the Stylist stands, how free rerolls flow in from dailies and codes, and the stopping rules that keep your stock healthy.
Overview
Races are never permanent in The Veil. The Stylist NPC in the spawn town reopens the race screen whenever you hold a reroll, and rerolls flow in steadily from free sources: daily login rewards and codes. That makes the reroll question less about luck and more about scheduling. This guide covers where to roll, what rolls cost, and when to stop.
Rerolling Step by Step
The process takes under a minute once you know the NPC. It works the same on every slot you own, and you can bank rerolls indefinitely between sessions.
If the Stylist is hard to spot on a busy server, look for the cluster of players cycling character models; the race screen draws a crowd at launch.
Redeem Any Active Codes
Open the shop menu below the sanity bar, switch to the Codes tab, and redeem codes like RELEASE for six rerolls plus a party hat and VERITYBOMB for three rerolls before you spend anything.
Find the Stylist in the Starter Town
Spawn in and look for the Stylist NPC near the town's center. Talk to them and confirm to open the race screen with your current reroll count shown.
Roll and Read the Effects
Each roll lands a random race with its passives listed. Compare against the race tier list rather than rarity color alone; two A-tier races beat one wasted legendary chase.
Stop at A Tier or Better
Land an A-tier race or higher and stop rolling. Bank the rest. The marginal gain from chasing Whaleborn through twenty rolls is rarely worth draining weeks of dailies.
Where Rerolls Come From
Rerolls arrive from three sources, and only one of them costs money. The free flow is slow but steady, which is why banked rerolls outperform impulsive spending sprees.
Codes are the burst source: they arrive around updates and milestones, and launch-window codes can expire within days.
| Source | Amount | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Daily login rewards | Free rerolls | Every day you log in |
| Codes (RELEASE) | 6 rerolls + Party Hat | Launch code, limited window |
| Codes (VERITYBOMB) | 3 rerolls | Current active code |
| Robux purchases | Paid rerolls | Optional, never required |
Reroll Strategies That Work
Two strategies cover almost everyone: the patient saver and the fresh-start spender. Both work because rerolls are free over time; both fail when applied impulsively mid-session.
Pick the strategy that matches how often you play. Daily players can afford patience, while weekend players should front-load code redemptions into their first session.
The Patient Saver
Claim dailies, redeem every code, and roll only when you hold five or more. You will hit A tier within a week or two without any Robux.
The Fresh-Start Spender
New slot day: redeem codes, roll until A tier or better, then lock in. You trade stock depth for an optimized build from hour one.
The Patch Replier
Hold two rerolls permanently as insurance. When a balance patch moves the tier list, you respond the same evening instead of waiting on dailies.
The Multi-Slot Farmer
Rerolls bind per slot. Running three slots triples your daily reroll flow and gives you a support, melee, and cast main for free.
When NOT to Reroll
Do not reroll during a session you plan to push quests or bosses; the temptation to chase one more roll eats playtime fast. Do not reroll the moment a creator video declares a new meta, because patch-driven shifts take a few days to settle. And never reroll away an A tier race you have built around just to chase a legendary you will not use.
The stock you keep is worth more than the rolls you burn. Two banked rerolls turned a day-one Mushling into a same-evening Obolite for plenty of launch players, and the same insurance works for every future patch.
After the Roll
Once your race is locked, feed it. Races multiply whatever you already do, so pair Whaleborn's speed with a cast weapon, Obolite's resistance with melee frontline duty, or Veilborne's flexible kit with whichever build you enjoy.
From there, the beginner guide and the class guides turn your new race into a working build.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I reroll my race in The Veil?
Talk to the Stylist NPC in the starter town and confirm to open the race screen. Each roll consumes one reroll, and free rerolls come from daily rewards and codes.
Can you reroll race for free?
Yes. Daily login rewards grant rerolls and codes like RELEASE add six at once plus a party hat, or VERITYBOMB adds three. Robux rolls exist but are never required.
Where is the Stylist NPC?
In the spawn town's central area, near where new characters first appear. Talk to them and answer yes to enter the race screen immediately.
What is the best reroll strategy?
Bank rerolls from dailies and codes until you hold several, then roll until A tier or better and stop. Keep two rerolls banked afterward as patch insurance.
How many rerolls do codes give?
The launch code RELEASE grants six race rerolls plus a Party Hat cosmetic, and VERITYBOMB grants three rerolls. Both were active as of September 6, 2026.
Do rerolls carry over between slots?
No. Rerolls are per slot, which is why multi-slot players farm dailies across characters to triple their reroll income.
Is Whaleborn worth chasing?
It is the only legendary and a genuine S tier, but chasing it through dozens of rolls is poor value. Land any A tier first, and let patience find Whaleborn.