Iron Soul Dungeon Race Reroll Guide & Odds

The odds you are playing against

Three quarters of all rolls come back common. A mythical roll is roughly one in 111 rerolls, and any specific mythical race is one in 500. Plan around that: the realistic target for a normal reroll budget is Sorcerer or Fairy at a combined 3.8%, not Lucifer.

When to keep what you rolled

• Undead (13.00%) is genuinely good — skill damage, cooldown reduction and health at ★3. If you roll it early, stop rerolling and play.
• Dragonkin (6.00%) is the accessible crit-damage race and the dash distance helps in Frozen Valley.
• Orc (25.40%) is the best of the three commons for a first character: attack plus health, no dead stat.
• Goblin (24.50%) gives pure mobility and zero damage — fine while levelling, worth rerolling later.
• Human (25.40%) rolls one bonus line at ★3. Reroll it when you can.

Full ★1/★2/★3 tables are on the race data page, and the power ranking is on the race tier list.

Where rerolls come from

Codes are the reliable free source, and the amounts are not small — the current list carries 10 rerolls on 200KMEMBERREWARD, three each on the weekend codes, and two more bundled with several fix codes. The codes page has the working list with rewards.

Because redemptions are capped per account, spend them on the biggest bundles first rather than working down the list from the top — see code limit reached for how that cap behaves.

One thing that cannot be rerolled

Dragoon is marked Season 1. Accounts that started later cannot roll it at all, however many rerolls they spend.

Star tiers

Each race has three star tiers that scale the same bonuses upward — a ★1 Human and a ★3 Human are the same race with roughly double the numbers. When you compare a new roll against your current race, compare star tier as well as rarity: a ★3 Undead beats a ★1 Sorcerer on most stat lines.