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+1 Loot To Forge Races & Race Rolls

The newest layer of the game: what a Race Roll changes, where the rolls come from, and how to decide whether to spend one.

Checked 2026-09-24Race Rolls · 30000CCU
Quick answer

Race Rolls come from 30000CCU, and the race list is not public

Races are current, not a rumour — the official Roblox title now reads [Races]+1 Loot To Forge. The 30000CCU code is reported to hand over two Race Rolls, which are what you spend to roll a new race. What no public source publishes is the race list or its stat values, so the comparison has to happen inside the game.

Reference

What the game shows you

Each entry names where the detail comes from and what still has to be read off the game itself.

Race Rolls ride on the newest code

The official description lists two strings, and three independent code trackers reported the same reward split for them on September 22–23, 2026. The Rolls are why the newer string matters to anyone planning a reroll.

CodeReported rewardWhat it is for
30000CCU2,000 Coins + 2 Race RollsRolling a new race
20000CCU2,000 Coins + 1 Power PotionA Power boost for the click loop
Both rewards come from three independent code trackers on September 22–23, 2026, and both strings appear in the official game description checked on September 24, 2026. Neither code was redeemed for this site.

What a Race Roll does

A Race Roll spins your character's race, and the race behaves as a character trait rather than as a piece of gear. Past that the published detail stops: the game's own roll action is where the offered result appears, and the game screen that shows your character is where the race you hold and what it changes can be read.

  • Gear still comes from ore at the Forge; a race sits alongside that progression rather than replacing it.
  • Read your current race, and what it changes, off the game's own character screen rather than from a list here.
  • A roll is a comparison you make in game, because no outside list can show the result your account rolls into.

When a reroll is worth spending

Two rolls arrive together, so the decision is not about scarcity — it is about whether a roll can move the thing that is actually failing in your runs.

  • Spend a roll when a run is stalling for a stat reason, not because the roll is sitting unused in the inventory.
  • If your current race already covers the bottleneck, keep the rolls for the next update instead of chasing a reroll for its own sake.
  • Compare the offered result in game before deciding, and check what changed where the game shows your character's race.

Why this page has no race tier list

Race names, rarity odds and per-race multipliers are not published by the creator and were not measured here. A ranking that puts percentages on races is presenting figures that cannot be checked against the current build, so this page deliberately does not carry one.

Still unverified

No race list, no odds, no multipliers

The name of the race you just rolled, its stats, and the odds of rolling a specific one are not part of any public source checked here. The game's own roll action and character screen are the authority, and that gap is a hole in the public record rather than a table kept secret.

FAQ

Races and Race Rolls questions

How do I get Race Rolls in the game?

The reported source is the 30000CCU code, which gives two. Whether the game offers another route is not established here, so check where the game itself offers the roll.

What is the best race?

That answer needs a race list with stat values and none is published. Compare the options the game offers you, because those are the ones available to your account.

Did races replace gear progression?

No. Gear still comes from ore at the Forge, and the race sits alongside it as a character trait.

Should I hold my Race Rolls for an update?

Holding is reasonable when your current race already covers the stat your runs stall on. Check what the game offers you before you spend.