Forge Blade Loot races provide permanent passive stat multipliers that determine how fast your character trains combat power, moves through dungeons, and survives enemy attacks. The race system is featured in both +1 Forge Blade Loot (developed by 6B Games Factory) and the closely related Roblox title +1 Loot To Forge. Players roll races through a dedicated gacha menu at the top of the screen, storing preferred traits across multiple unlockable slots and powering them up via duplicate star tiers.
Confirmed Races and Observed Stat Buffs
Each race in the game belongs to a specific rarity tier and provides unique passive buffs. In the game interface, specific trait details remain hidden until you actually roll and inspect the race in your active slot.
| Race | Rarity Tier | Documented Chance | Observed Passive Buffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goblin | Common (Green) | High / Common | Movement speed boost |
| Skeleton | Common | High / Common | Cosmetic skull profile; base stats |
| Human | Common | High / Common | Train boost and crit rate (approx. 7% train boost at 3 stars) |
| Warrior | Common / Rare | Common | 1-Star: +10% Speed; 2-Star: +20% Speed, +25% Luck |
| Yeti | Rare (Blue) | Rare | Defense and luck (+13% defense / +15% luck at 2 stars; +18% defense / +20% luck at 3 stars) |
| Vampire | Epic (Purple) | Unconfirmed | Bonus movement speed and skill cooldown reduction |
| Void Elf | Epic / Rare (Blue-Purple) | ~0.2% to 1.5% | Movement speed, skill cooldown reduction, and bonus luck |
| Dragonkin | Legendary (Yellow) | ~2.3% | Train boost +8%, crit rate +5%, skill damage +10% (base 1-star) |
| Demon | Mythic / Apex | ~0.6% | Training boost (+22% observed) and combat power scaling |
| Angel | Mythic / Apex | ~0.6% | Train boost +20%, skill cooldown -18%, skill damage +20%, defense +23%, move speed +25%, crit +25% |
Higher rarity races such as Angel and Demon feature distinct cosmetic enhancements, including visual wings, alongside heavy universal buffs across training and dungeon combat.
How the Star Upgrade and Duplicate System Works
Rolling duplicate races does not waste your rolls. Instead, the game uses an automatic star enhancement system:
- When you roll a race you already have active in your selected slot, it levels up that specific race tier (e.g., Yeti 1 becomes Yeti 2).
- Upgrading a race to 2 stars or 3 stars increases its base percentages. For example, a base Yeti provides modest defense and luck, but reaching Yeti 2 elevates the stat bonuses to +13% defense and +15% luck, while Yeti 3 caps the variant at +18% defense and +20% luck.
- Common races like Human also scale with duplicate rolls, reaching a 3-star version that grants a consistent 7% training boost.
Because rolling an unwanted common can overwrite an existing high-tier race if done carelessly, players can unlock secondary and tertiary race slots. Purchasing extra slots prevents you from losing a rare roll while hunting for upgrades.
How to Get Race Rerolls
Race rolls can be acquired through gameplay systems without spending Robux, although paid bundles exist in the shop.
- Index Milestone Rewards: Registering new weapons, armor pieces, and mined ores in your index awards experience and milestone bundles containing race rolls and tower tickets.
- Online Time Rewards: Staying connected to a server grants periodic reward drops. Long sessions distribute free race rolls alongside training potions and tickets.
- Update and Event Info Claims: Developer patch updates frequently provide one-time claimable bundles on the update interface that include free rolls.
- Season Pass and Boss Exchanges: Participating in seasonal World Boss raids grants tokens and seasonal tickets that can be exchanged for race rolls.
- Robux Store: Players can purchase roll bundles directly (such as 3 rolls for 208 Robux or 10 rolls for 500 Robux, depending on active shop tiers and pack pricing).
Strategic Race Swapping for Progression
Because different races boost distinct aspects of the game loop, switching between equipped slots maximizes your efficiency:
- AFK Training Setup: When grinding on training treadmills or using the online power boost, prioritize races with high training multipliers. Demon (granting roughly a 22% train boost), Angel (up to 20%), and even 3-Star Human (7%) significantly increase the amount of power earned per click or hit.
- Dungeon and Boss Farming: When challenging tough dungeon stages or the Frostbound Tower, survival and burst damage take priority over training boosts. Races like Angel, Dragonkin, and Void Elf provide skill cooldown reductions, critical rate bonuses, and movement speed that allow you to dodge mob clusters while keeping your skill rotations active.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see race stats before rolling them?
No. The race interface does not display detailed stat percentages for locked races. The exact multipliers and stat lines only become visible in your side menu after you successfully obtain and equip that race.
What is the maximum star level for a race?
Player testing confirms that races can reach at least 3 stars (such as Yeti 3 or 3-Star Human) by pulling duplicate copies on the same slot, which boosts their stat multipliers over their 1-star base forms.
Does a luck potion increase the chance of getting Demon or Angel?
Player tests show that while luck potions increase drop rates for ores in dungeons, their impact on the race gacha is not explicitly confirmed by in-game formulas. In empirical community tests, using luck potions did not guarantee higher rarity race outcomes over standard 50-roll sample sizes.
Can you hide the cosmetic appearance of your race?
Yes. The interface allows players to toggle off the visual model of their race (such as goblin heads or skeleton features) so that crafted helmets and armor sets remain visible.
