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Race abilities can speed up training, improve Boss rewards or help you survive fights. Compare their roll chances and effects, then equip a race that fits your next activity.
Your first race roll guarantees Rare or higher. Races has separate Legendary+ and Mythic+ pity counters with 20-roll and 50-roll targets. Among the nine races below, Brawler suits AFK training, Pharaoh suits Boss Shell rewards, and two-star Ghoul combines Power, Pet HP and a conditional recovery ability.
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Race rarities, roll chances and ability effects, including Halloween pool and star-specific conditions.
Ghoul race
Pharaoh race
Ninja race
Cowboy race
Brawler race
Farmer race
Gravedigger race
Miner race
Pirate race
Use the individual Roll chance to compare your chance of getting a particular race. Chances marked Halloween race pool apply to that event pool.
Ghoul's ability and bonus values apply at two stars. For the other races, use the configuration attached to each entry when comparing effects; those values are not a progression table for every star level. Expand More details for ability effects and their conditions.
Your first race roll guarantees Rare or higher. After that, track the two separate pity counters in the Races menu:
| Pity counter | Roll target |
|---|---|
| Legendary+ | 20 |
| Mythic+ | 50 |
The + means that rarity or higher. These are rarity targets, so they do not promise a particular named race. Both counters can advance on the same roll.
In the Halloween pool, the listed category chances are Limited 6%, Common 34%, Uncommon 25%, Rare 15% and Epic 9%. Category chances combine outcomes: for example, Common's 34% covers Brawler at 17% and Farmer at 17%. Use an individual race's chance when deciding what to aim for.
Choose for the activity you are about to do. A Common training specialist can be more useful at a dummy than a race focused on combat or rewards.
| Your goal | Recommended race | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| AFK dummy training | Brawler | Gym Rat speeds up dummy training, making it a practical choice for a dedicated training session. |
| Boss Shell rewards and resource gains | Pharaoh | Tomb Treasure can roll Boss Shells twice and keep the better result, alongside Luck and Coins bonuses. Choose it when rewards are your priority. |
| Power, Pet HP and recovery | Two-star Ghoul | Its Power and Pet HP bonuses support progression. Undying Hunger gives you a recovery opportunity after falling, provided you can secure a kill during the berserk window. |
| Opening hits and repeated Boss critical hits | Cowboy | Quick Draw rewards the first hit and can trigger again against Bosses, giving it a direct combat role. |
| Dodging attacks with a Crit bonus | Ninja | Shadow Step offers a chance to avoid an incoming attack. It complements active movement rather than making every attack safe to take. |
| Stage-clear rewards | Farmer | Harvest adds a Shell on every 10th stage clear in its listed setup, while its Coins bonus supports resource collection. |
For an overall progression comparison, see the Halloween race tier list. Pair your training choice with the right dummy and training setup, or use the combat controls and survival guide to improve your fighting technique.
While the Halloween Shop is available, one Race Reroll costs 1,500 Candy Corn or 25 Robux and provides one additional roll. See the Halloween Shop prices and spending guide to compare that purchase with other event rewards.
Keep useful alternatives in separate unlocked slots. Rerolling replaces the race in the selected slot while preserving its stars, so use an empty unlocked slot when you want to keep your current choice. Select a saved race and press EQUIP to activate it for your next activity.
Follow the race reroll, equipment and storage guide for the complete process and slot unlock options.
