My first UnGodly account started with the worst pulls I have ever seen. Three low tier heroes, no Primal worth building around, and a sinking feeling that I had wasted my whole first hour. I stuck with it anyway, and I regretted it for weeks.
Then I learned to reroll. This UnGodly reroll guide shows you how to reset fast, what Primals to chase, and when to stop and actually play the game. Follow it and your next account starts with a team you actually want.
What Rerolling Actually Means in UnGodly
Rerolling is simple: you create a new account, use your free pulls, and if the results are bad, you reset and try again. You repeat that until you get a strong start. It sounds tedious, and honestly, it can be, but it beats playing for a month with a team that holds you back.
Rerolling gives you a strong start without spending money. You use the free summons the game hands every new player, and you keep the account with the best results. That is the whole trick. No hacks, no exploits, just patience and a plan.
Does it take time? Yes, a bit. Does it pay off? Absolutely. A strong Primal from day one changes how fast you clear stages, how many resources you earn, and how much fun you have. IMO, the hour you spend rerolling saves you ten hours of grinding later.
Before You Start: What to Aim For
You need a target before you pull, or you will keep resetting forever. The goal is a top tier Primal, ideally paired with a solid hero or two. Do not chase perfection. Chase a strong start.
S tier Primals: the ones worth your time
S tier Primals are the ones that change how you play. They bring powerful abilities, strong synergy with popular heroes, and value that lasts into the late game. If you pull one of these, stop and keep the account. You got what you came for.
- Aera: A flying Primal whose dark element attacks hit hard and pair well with aggressive teams.
- Zyldrake: A dragon style Primal with high damage output and skills that control the battlefield.
- Xez: A versatile Primal whose abilities fit many team setups and stay useful late into the game.
These are the jackpot pulls. If one shows up, celebrate, lock the account, and start playing.
A tier Primals: strong, but not must haves
A tier Primals are powerful and fun, but they do not define your whole account. You can keep an account with two A tier Primals and a solid hero lineup, especially if they work well together.
- Luminarch: A light element Primal with strong support skills and good team utility.
- Kharvos: A tanky Primal who soaks damage and protects your squishier heroes.
- Nysara: A fast attacker whose skills chain well with combo focused teams.
A strong A tier pull plus a good hero is a fine stopping point. Do not reset a decent account chasing a perfect one.
What not to chase
Do not chase a single hero while ignoring your Primals. Heroes matter, but Primals give you the biggest power spike early on. A great hero with no Primal support still struggles, while a great Primal lifts an average team.
Also, do not chase limited banners during your first reroll unless you know the banner is worth it. Standard pulls give you the core pool, and that is enough to start strong. Limited banners are a bonus, not a requirement.
The Fast Reroll Method, Step by Step
Here is the fastest way I found to reroll. The exact steps may shift slightly with updates, but the flow stays the same: play the tutorial, claim your pulls, judge the results, and reset if needed.
Step 1: finish the tutorial and claim your pulls
Play through the opening tutorial until the game lets you summon. Finish the tutorial as fast as you can and skip cutscenes when the game lets you. You are not here for the story right now; you are here for the pulls.
Claim every free summon the game gives you: login rewards, beginner missions, and any starter currency. Check your mailbox, too. Games often hide free pulls in the mail, and new players miss them all the time.
Step 2: spend everything on your first banner
Use all your pulls on the main summon banner. Do a ten pull if you can, because it gives you the best shot at a rare Primal. Single pulls work, but they take longer and feel worse when they fail.
Look at the results as a whole, not one pull at a time. One great Primal outweighs nine bad ones. That is the pull that matters.
Step 3: judge the pull in ten seconds
You need a quick decision rule or you will agonize over every account. Here is mine:
- Got an S tier Primal? Keep the account and start playing.
- Got two A tier Primals or a great Primal hero combo? Keep it. That is a strong start.
- Got nothing above B tier? Reset. Do not talk yourself into a weak account.
Be honest with yourself. A mediocre start feels fine for a day, then it hurts for a month. Reset now and thank yourself later.
Step 4: reset fast and repeat
If the pulls were bad, reset the account. Delete your progress or create a new guest account, depending on what the game offers. Some versions let you clear data from the settings menu, while others need a fresh guest login. Check the options menu for a delete or reset button.
Then repeat the loop. Tutorial, pulls, judge, reset. Each cycle takes ten to twenty minutes once you know the steps. Put on a podcast, settle in, and treat it like a mini game. You will hit your target sooner than you think.
How to Speed Up Each Reset
Speed matters. The faster each reroll runs, the less it feels like a grind.
- Skip every cutscene. Mash the skip button and move on.
- Memorize the tutorial path. After two runs, you will know exactly where to tap.
- Use a stable connection. Slow loading screens add minutes to every cycle.
- Play on an emulator if you can. A PC emulator lets you run rerolls faster and manage multiple accounts more easily.
Some players run two devices at once to double their chances. That works, but it also doubles the chaos. Start with one device until you learn the flow.
Should You Reroll on Multiple Accounts?
Multiple accounts sound smart, but they add work fast. Stick to one main account and reroll it until you get a good start. Managing two or three accounts means splitting your time, your resources, and your attention, and most players burn out fast.
The one exception is if you want an alt account for fun or to test teams. That is fine, but do it after your main account is set. Your main account deserves your full focus first.
Also, respect the game’s rules. Rerolling through normal account resets is fine, but do not use tools or exploits to automate pulls. That gets accounts banned, and a banned account with a great Primal is still a banned account. Not worth it.
Common Reroll Mistakes That Waste Your Time
I made most of these, so learn from my pain.
- Chasing a perfect account: You reset a great pull because it was not perfect, then spend six more hours getting worse results.
- Ignoring hero synergy: You keep a Primal that does nothing for your heroes.
- Spending premium currency before rerolling: You waste paid resources on an account you plan to delete.
- Rerolling after you already invested: You reset an account you spent a week building. Too late, that progress is gone.
- Forgetting to bind your account: You finally get a great pull, then lose it because you never linked your account. Bind it immediately.
That last one hurts the most. Bind your account the second you decide to keep it. Link it to your email or platform account, write down the details, and make sure you can log back in. Future you will be so grateful.
FAQ
How long does rerolling take?
Each cycle takes ten to twenty minutes once you know the tutorial. Most players land a good Primal within five to ten cycles, so plan for one to three hours total. Some players get lucky on the first try, while others take longer. That is the nature of random pulls.
Can I reroll after I bind my account?
Once you bind an account, resetting gets harder. Use guest accounts for rerolling and bind only the account you want to keep. That way, you never trap a bad account on your main email.
Is rerolling worth it for casual players?
Yes, if you enjoy a strong start. Casual players benefit the most, because a good Primal carries you through content you would otherwise struggle with. Even two or three reroll cycles make a real difference.
What if I already started and I do not want to reset?
That is fine too. You can still build a strong team over time, it just takes longer. Rerolling is a shortcut, not a requirement. The game is beatable without it; you just need more patience and smarter resource management. FYI, plenty of players never reroll and still love the game.
Final Thoughts
Rerolling in UnGodly is a small time investment that pays off for weeks. You finish the tutorial, use your free pulls, judge the results honestly, and reset until you land a Primal worth building around. That is the whole method.
So set a target, keep your expectations realistic, and go for it. Your dream Primal is out there, and your next pull might be the one. Good luck, and happy summoning. 🙂