• What is actually free inside The Forge
• How to redeem codes in The Forge
• Alt-Account: abusing codes to chase Demon/Angel
• Myth busting: Quests do NOT give Race or Race Rerolls 
• 4. Indirect free: getting RB Coins without paying, then buying rerolls
• Future possibility: wizard NPC and potential Race quests (not live yet)
• 6. Side-by-side: which method fits what kind of player?
• What you can realistically do today

When you spam Race Rerolls in The Forge, you're not dreaming about +1 reroll; you're imagining that Demon or Angel popup. The problem is that rerolls cost Money, and full of FREE infinite rerolls!! thumbnails that rarely match reality.

↖ What is actually free inside The Forge

This section is about one thing: what you can do inside the game right now without paying real money.

1.1 Codes: the only official free source of Race Rerolls

Right now, the only reliable official free way to get Race Rerolls is by redeeming codes.

The Forge codes can be claimed right now:

PEAK! – 10x Rerolls new!

↖ How to redeem codes in The Forge

1. Open Settings

- In the top‑left corner, click the Settings button.

2. Scroll down to the Codes section

- Scroll in the settings menu until you see a Codes or Redeem Code box.

3. Enter a working code

- Type in the code you've found (for example, mentioned a code like PEAK that gave 10 rerolls – that's just an example, not guaranteed to still work).

- Confirm to redeem.

4. Collect your Race Rerolls

- You'll immediately get Race Rerolls credited to your account.

- Sometimes codes give extra stuff (XP, boosts), but rerolls are the main focus here.

In other words:

As long as you have valid codes, you can get Race Rerolls for free, straight from the game, no RB Coins needed.

How to always stay up to date with working codes

You might be wondering:

Okay, but how do I know which codes are new and which ones are expired?

Recommends using The Forge's official Discord server:

- Join the official Forge Discord.

- Inside the server, look for channels like: codes, announcements, updates

New codes are posted there, and expired codes are usually mentioned or simply removed from the list.

Why is this important? Because in many games:

• Codes expire quickly
• Some codes are limited-time or tied to events
• YouTube videos about ALL CODES often become outdated in a few days

If you notice that:

- You keep typing codes from random videos and they say Invalid or Expired,

then check the official Discord or announcements first, before assuming you typed them wrong.

↖ Alt-Account: abusing codes to chase Demon/Angel

At this point you might ask:

If codes are limited per account, how do I get enough rerolls to actually hit Demon or Angel?

That's where the second method comes in: multi-account + codes.

2.1 The idea: use accounts, not money, to increase your odds

Because each The Forge account can usually only redeem each code once, your main account has a limited number of free rerolls from codes. But new accounts are free.

• Want Demon/Angel badly?
• Then create a new Roblox account
• Join The Forge on that account
• Redeem all currently working codes
• Use those free rerolls to roll races on that account

If you hit Demon or Angel, you keep that account as your special race account

You're not dumping money into one character; you're using multiple accounts to multiply the value of codes.

2.2 Step-by-step alt-account reroll plan

1. Create a new Roblox account

- Use a legit email, and don't auto‑generate dozens of accounts in a bot‑like way (that's how you attract platform security flags).

2. Log that account into The Forge

3. Redeem all working codes on that account

- Same process as in section 1.1.

4. Spend the free Race Rerolls

- Keep rolling your race on that new account:

- If you hit Demon or Angel → success, you now own a god‑tier race account.

- If you hit something decent but not god‑tier → you can save it as a backup or ignore it.

- If you hit trash → either keep the account for later, or move on to another new account.

5. Repeat if you have time

- The more alts you create and feed with codes, the more tickets you have in the Demon/Angel lottery.

2.3 Pros, cons, and who this is for

Long story short:

You're trading time and organization instead of cash.

↖ Myth busting: Quests do NOT give Race or Race Rerolls 

Quite blunt about this part, and it's important:

There's a lot of misleading content saying you can get Race Rerolls from quests.

Finished every quest available, and none of them rewarded race or rerolls.

3.1 Why this misinformation spreads

There are a few common reasons:

• Early dev ideas or test features leak into rumor
• Guesswork + clickbait creators farming views
• Confusion with other games that do give race via quests

The result, however, is always the same for you: wasted time and false hope.

3.2 What is confirmed right now

1. In the current public version at that time:

- No quest in The Forge gives you Race

- No quest gives you Race Rerolls

2. If you see a video saying:

- Do this NPC's quest to get free Race

- Just grind this questline for unlimited race rerolls

then you should treat it as unverified until:

- You see it in official patch notes, or

- You see it confirmed on official Discord/announcement channels

In other words:

Until the devs explicitly say this quest now gives Race Rerolls, assume quests are not a race resource.

↖ 4. Indirect free: getting RB Coins without paying, then buying rerolls

You can't run away from this fact: In the shop, Race Rerolls cost RB Coins.

But that doesn't automatically mean you have to use real money. walks through two ways to get RB Coins for free, then use those to buy Race Rerolls:

- Microsoft Rewards

- Medal's invite system

4.1 RB Coins-by-farming methods overview

4.2 Microsoft Rewards: the silent stash a lot of players already have

What it is

Microsoft Rewards is a loyalty points system from Microsoft. You earn points by:

• Using Bing search
• Completing daily quizzes and tasks
• Using Microsoft services (Edge browser, Xbox ecosystem, etc.)

4.2.1 How to turn Microsoft points into RB Coins

1. Log into Microsoft Rewards

- Use your normal Microsoft account (the same you might use for Windows, Xbox, Outlook, etc.).

2. Check your current points

- Many users find they already have a decent balance from normal use.

3. Open the redeem/rewards store

- Search for Roblox or RB Coins rewards.

4. Pick a RB Coins/Roblox gift card option

- 6000 points → 400 RB Coins

- Smaller options may exist (e.g., 100 RB Coins for fewer points).

5. Redeem and receive your Roblox code

- You get a digital code or gift card to redeem on Roblox.

6. Add the RB Coins to your Roblox account

7. Spend RB Coins in The Forge shop

- Buy Race Rerolls directly with the RB Coins you just farmed for free.

4.2.2 Pros, cons, and who it suits

In other words:

You're turning your normal browse and search behavior into a Demon/Angel funding plan.

4.3 Medal Quests & Invites: converting friends into RB Coins (peacefully)

The second method comes from the Medal platform.

What it is

Medal is a game recording and clipping platform. They sometimes run campaigns where:

• You sign up and complete Medal Quests
• You invite friends to join via your link
• You earn RB Coins for each batch of invited friends

For every 3 friends you invite, you get about 100 RB Coins.

You can even invite your parents, and that alone might be enough for your first 100 RB Coins.

4.3.1 Practical Medal flow (generic)

1. Register at the official Medal website/app

2. Complete the basic Medal Quest setup so your account is eligible

3. Grab your invite link from your account dashboard

4. Share that link with friends/family

- Tell them what it is (a clip-sharing app, not a scam)

- Help them sign up and, if required, install/use it once

5. Check your progress in Medal's reward dashboard

6. Once you hit thresholds (e.g., 3 friends), claim your RB Coins reward or Roblox gift card

7. Redeem RB Coins to your Roblox account

8. Spend that RB Coins on Race Rerolls in The Forge

4.3.2 Pros, cons, and best use

Short version:

You use your social network as your RB Coins generator instead of your wallet.

↖ Future possibility: wizard NPC and potential Race quests (not live yet)

In the suggestions channel, there's talk that the wizard NPC in the first world might get a quest in the future that rewards Race Rerolls.

• There is a wizard NPC in the first world
• In the future, he may receive a quest that grants Race Rerolls
• At the time of the video:

- That quest does not exist yet

- You might see some placeholder or simply no extra quest there

5.1 What this means for you

Right now:

- You cannot rely on the wizard to get Race Rerolls

- Running up to him over and over is just sightseeing

In the future:

- An update might add a quest line that rewards Race Rerolls

- That would create a new in‑game path for earn, not buy rerolls

5.2 How to track this without wasting time

A low-effort monitoring strategy could be:

1. Stay in the official Discord / follow official updates

2. After each major update, log in and check the wizard NPC:

- See if there's a new quest indicator or dialogue

3. When reading patch notes, look specifically for:

- New quest from wizard

- Race reroll quest

4. If a random video claims Wizard now gives free rerolls:

- Take 10 seconds to cross‑check with official patch notes

- Only then decide if it's worth grinding

So this is a future bonus, not a current freebie. Don't build your whole plan around it yet.

↖ 6. Side-by-side: which method fits what kind of player?

To help you make a decision, here's a compact comparison of all major methods mentioned.

6.1 Race Reroll methods comparison

If you simplify your own situation into one sentence, the choice becomes easier:

- I have time but no money.

→ Focus on codes + alt accounts + Microsoft Rewards.

- I have some money but don't want to burn it blindly.

→ Use Microsoft Rewards/Medal to supplement, and only buy RB Coins when you have a clear plan (e.g., save for 10 rerolls at once).

- I'm lazy and just want power.

→ Use codes + direct RB Coins purchase, so your paid rerolls are stacked on top of all free ones.

↖ What you can realistically do today

Putting everything together:

• Right now, the only truly free, in‑game way to gain Race Rerolls is through codes.
• You can stretch that value with alt accounts, effectively giving yourself multiple code‑boosted runs at Demon/Angel.
• Outside the game, you can farm Microsoft Rewards and use Medal invites to earn RB Coins without spending real money, then convert those into Race Rerolls.
• Quests give Race/Rerolls is not true in the current version played; treat those videos as clickbait until official notes say otherwise.
• The wizard NPC may become important in a future update, but right now he's a maybe later, not a free reroll source.

If you combine codes, smart alt usage, and some RB Coins farming, you put yourself in the best possible position to roll into Demon or Angel without turning your wallet into the true final boss.