Rerolling means restarting a new account to try for a better opening roster. It can be useful, but it also costs playtime and can complicate account linking. Focus on whether the reroll solves a real early-game problem.
When rerolling makes sense
A reroll is most defensible if you are at the very beginning, strongly prefer a featured unit, and have not linked or invested much time in your current account. Avoid rerolling solely because a unit appears one tier higher on a community list.
Best kinds of opening units
A flexible healer such as Ines or an attack-oriented support such as Charlotte can make many teams easier to build. A strong damage dealer can also accelerate progress, but the best choice depends on what your initial free pulls already provided.
Before restarting, check account safety
Read the game's own account-linking and guest-account prompts. Do not assume that uninstalling, clearing data, or switching platforms will safely reset progress. Never unlink an account with purchases or valuable progress without understanding the consequences.
A practical stopping rule
Set a maximum time budget before starting. If you already have a balanced roster, progressing the campaign may produce more useful rewards than several hours of resets. Rerolling is optional—not a requirement for enjoying the game.
After you accept an account
Secure account access first, then focus on beginner missions, balanced team investment, and elemental coverage. Waiting to build your team until you obtain an exact five-unit wishlist often slows progress needlessly.
The short version
- No single community tier list can determine whether your account is worth keeping.
- Account-linking rules and time cost matter more than perfect theoretical odds.
- Balanced progression is an alternative to endless restarting.
Sources & verification
Our summaries are independently written. Community recommendations may change with updates. Verify banner odds and availability in the game.