By Jay / / Games

Races in +1 Loot To Forge give your character permanent stat bonuses that can improve combat and overall progression. You can have up to six Race slots, but only one Race effect can be active at a time, making the quality of each roll important. There are currently nine Races spread across five rarities. Since Race Rerolls are limited, you should avoid wasting them on weak options and focus on getting a Race that fits your progression. Here is the complete +1 Loot To Forge Race tier list, from the strongest Mythic options to the weakest Common Race.

How to Reroll Your Race

Using a Race Reroll in +1 Loot To Forge is straightforward. You can access the Race menu from the top portion of the screen and use the reroll option to generate another Race. Follow these steps:

  1. Open +1 Loot To Forge.
  2. Find and select the Race icon at the top of the screen.
  3. Open the Race menu.
  4. Press the rainbow Reroll button.
  5. Spend one Race Reroll to generate a new Race.
  6. Keep the new Race if it is an upgrade, or continue rerolling when you have enough resources.

You can have up to six Race slots, but remember that the effects are equipped individually. Getting several strong Races can still be useful for your collection, but your main priority should be securing the strongest available effect for your current build.

+1 Loot To Forge Race Tier List

The rankings below focus mainly on how useful each Race’s bonuses are for combat and progression. Offensive bonuses such as Skill Damage, Damage, Crit Rate, and Skill Cooldown reduction are valued highly because they can directly improve your ability to defeat enemies and progress faster.

The tier list is divided into four groups:

  • S Tier: The best Races available, with excellent stat combinations.
  • A Tier: Strong Races that provide major benefits and are worth keeping.
  • B Tier: Useful Races that work well while you search for something better.
  • C Tier: Lower-value Races that should generally be replaced when possible.

S Tier Races

  • Angel — Mythic
  • Demon — Mythic

Angel and Demon are currently the strongest Races in +1 Loot To Forge. Both are extremely rare Mythic options with several powerful bonuses, giving them excellent value for players who manage to obtain one.

A Tier Races

  • Dragonkin — Legendary
  • Vampire — Epic

Dragonkin and Vampire are excellent alternatives to the Mythic Races. They are easier to obtain while still providing useful offensive bonuses that can make a noticeable difference during progression.

B Tier Races

  • Void Elf — Legendary
  • Skeleton — Uncommon

These Races are not as strong as the options above, but they can still be useful. Skeleton is especially good early in the game because its two offensive bonuses are surprisingly helpful for an Uncommon Race.

C Tier Races

  • Yeti — Rare
  • Goblin — Uncommon
  • Human — Common

The C Tier Races have more limited stat combinations. They can be used while you are starting out, but most players should consider rerolling them once they have enough Race Rerolls.

Best S Tier Races in +1 Loot To Forge

Angel

Angel is a Mythic Race with one of the strongest overall stat packages in the game. It gives bonuses across offense, defense, movement, critical hits, cooldowns, and training, so it does not depend on a single playstyle to be useful.

Its current bonuses include:

  • Train Boost: +28%
  • Skill Cooldown: -18%
  • Skill Damage: +20%
  • Defense: +23%
  • Move Speed: +25%
  • Crit Rate: +18%

The +28% Train Boost is particularly useful for progression, while the Skill Damage and Crit Rate bonuses help Angel perform well in combat. Its combination of offensive and defensive stats makes it an excellent Race to keep permanently.

Demon

Demon is another Mythic Race and is very close to Angel in overall usefulness. It has a slightly higher roll chance than Angel, although both are still extremely difficult to obtain through normal rerolls.

Demon provides:

  • Train Boost: +25%
  • Skill Cooldown: -15%
  • Skill Damage: +15%
  • Defense: +18%
  • Move Speed: +25%
  • Crit Rate: +25%

The biggest advantage of Demon is its 25% Crit Rate bonus, which is currently the highest Crit Rate bonus offered by a Race. It also has strong Train Boost and Skill Cooldown bonuses, making it useful for both progression and combat.

Best A Tier Races in +1 Loot To Forge

Dragonkin

Dragonkin is arguably the best non-Mythic Race for players who want a strong combination of progression and combat bonuses. Its Legendary rarity also makes it considerably more realistic to obtain compared with Angel or Demon.

Dragonkin gives:

  • Train Boost: +20%
  • Crit Rate: +11%
  • Skill Damage: +20%

The combination of 20% Train Boost and 20% Skill Damage is the main reason Dragonkin ranks so highly. The additional Crit Rate makes it even more useful for combat, giving players a balanced Race that works well across different stages of the game.

Vampire

Vampire is one of the better realistic targets for players who do not want to spend countless rerolls chasing a Mythic or Legendary Race. Its Epic rarity gives it a considerably better chance of appearing.

Its bonuses are:

  • Skill Cooldown: -14%
  • Damage: +12%

The -14% Skill Cooldown reduction is one of the best cooldown bonuses available from the current Race pool. Meanwhile, +12% Damage applies broadly instead of being limited to Skill Damage, giving Vampire solid value in general combat.

B Tier Races in +1 Loot To Forge

Void Elf

Void Elf is a Legendary Race with a 1.5% roll chance. Its exact stat bonuses are currently not confirmed, so it is difficult to compare it directly with Dragonkin and the other known Races.

Despite that uncertainty, its Legendary rarity suggests that it should have a useful stat package. For now, Void Elf sits in B Tier until its actual bonuses can be properly compared with the rest of the roster.

Skeleton

Skeleton is one of the better early-game Races because it provides two direct offensive bonuses despite being only Uncommon rarity.

Its bonuses are:

  • Crit Rate: +7%
  • Damage: +8%

The combination is useful for players who are still building their character. Skeleton does not provide Train Boost, Defense, or other utility stats, but its offensive focus makes it a better option than several higher-rarity Races with weaker stat combinations.

C Tier Races in +1 Loot To Forge

Goblin

Goblin provides a mixture of progression and movement bonuses, but neither stat is particularly impressive compared with the stronger Races.

Its bonuses are:

  • Move Speed: +12%
  • Train Boost: +8%

The Train Boost is still helpful, especially for newer players, but 8% is relatively low. Move Speed can also be useful for general movement, although it does not directly increase damage, critical hits, or Skill performance.

Yeti

Yeti has two bonuses that are less impactful than the offensive options found on Skeleton, Vampire, or Dragonkin.

Its bonuses are:

  • Defense: +9%
  • Luck: +10%

Defense can help with survivability, but it does not contribute directly to faster progression in the same way as Skill Damage or Crit Rate. Luck also has more limited value for general combat, leaving Yeti below several lower-rarity alternatives.

Human

Human is the starting Race and comes with only one bonus:

  • Train Boost: +7%

While the Train Boost can help with early progression, the 7% bonus is the lowest Train Boost value among the currently known Races. Since Human is also Common and has a 27% roll chance, it is very easy to replace.

If you are still using Human, getting almost any other Race is generally an improvement.

How to Get More Race Rerolls

Race Rerolls are required whenever you want to change your current Race. Because they are limited, it is important to collect every free source available instead of repeatedly rerolling without a plan.

There are currently two main ways to obtain additional Race Rerolls: Online Rewards and redeemable game codes.

Online Rewards

You can receive one free Race Reroll every two hours through the Online Rewards system. By collecting these rewards consistently, you can get up to 10 Race Rerolls per day.

This makes Online Rewards one of the most reliable free sources for rerolls. If you are trying to reach a higher tier Race without spending resources, remember to return and claim the available rewards regularly.

Redeem Codes

+1 Loot To Forge codes can also provide Race Rerolls. New codes may be released during updates, events, or other game milestones, so it is worth checking the active codes whenever you run out of rerolls.

Since code rewards are normally limited to one redemption per account, redeem active codes as soon as possible rather than saving them indefinitely.

Which Race Should You Keep?

For the best possible result, Angel and Demon are the top targets. Their Mythic stat packages provide the strongest combination of combat and progression bonuses, although their extremely low roll rates make them difficult to obtain.

If you want a more realistic target, Dragonkin and Vampire are excellent choices. Dragonkin is especially strong for balanced progression, while Vampire gives a powerful combination of Skill Cooldown reduction and overall Damage. For newer players, Skeleton is a solid temporary Race. It is much easier to obtain and its Crit Rate and Damage bonuses can help until you eventually roll something stronger.

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