We need to talk about the race system in The Forge. I know everyone is obsessed with Angel and Demon. They are the flashy, overpowered poster children of the game. But let's be real: unless you have infinite or insane luck, you might not get them.

• S Tier: The Game Changers
• A Tier: The Solid Contenders
• B/C Tier: The "Mid" Zone
• D/F Tier: Reroll Immediately
• FAQ: Common Questions
• Summary

Does that mean your character is ruined? Absolutely not. In fact, some utility races are arguably more important for your long-term progression than the combat ones. Today, we are breaking down every single race to tell you which ones are hidden gems and which ones are total trash.

Before we dive in, if you are low on spins, go to your settings and type in the code 400k! (don't forget the exclamation point). That's 8 free rerolls on the house.

↖ S Tier: The Game Changers

These races either break the game's combat mechanics or offer utility you literally cannot live without.

1. Angel & Demon — The "Broken" Duo

If you are lucky enough to roll these, you've won the lottery.

Angel: It's not just strong; it's unfair. You get a massive 50% Luck Boost, which is huge for drops. Add in infinite stamina when low on health, flight mechanics, and a chance to Smite enemies? It's the undisputed king.

2. Goblin — The "Economy King" (Must Have)

Listen closely: Even if you have a Demon main, you need a Goblin alt.

The Secret Weapon: A flat 15% discount in shops.

3. Dwarf — The Miner's Best Friend

If you spend time grinding resources, do not sleep on the Dwarf.

The Stat:15% Mining Speed + 5% Forging Luck.

↖ A Tier: The Solid Contenders

Can't get a Legendary? These Epics are fantastic alternatives that can carry you to the endgame.

1. Dragonborn — The PvE Powerhouse

Honestly, this is the best "budget Demon" you can get.

Why it's good:

It gives you 12% Physical Damage and a 40% chance to burn enemies.

2. Golem — Heavy Weapon Specialists

This race is very specific.

The Condition:

If you use Colossal Swords or Great Axes, the 15% attack speed buff is a godsend.

3. Shadow — The Dodge Master

Think of this as a "Demon Lite."

- The Gimmick:

You have a 15% chance to turn into a shadow and completely dodge an attack.

↖ B/C Tier: The "Mid" Zone

These are okay for starting out, but you should aim to reroll them eventually.

↖ D/F Tier: Reroll Immediately

If you see these on your character sheet, get rid of them. Now.

- Zombie (D Tier): This is a trap. Sure, you regenerate health, but you lose 25% of your Max Health. In The Forge, getting one-shot is a real threat, so lowering your HP cap is a terrible idea. Even basic armor heals you better than this race.

↖ FAQ: Common Questions

Q: Should I use a race slot for Goblin?

A: Absolutely. You get extra slots at Level 30 and Level 100. The meta strategy is to have your main combat race (Angel/Demon/Dragonborn) in Slot 1, and a Goblin in Slot 2. Swap to Goblin whenever you need to buy expensive gear.

Q: How do I get more rerolls without Robux?

A: You have to join the game's Discord server to catch new codes like 400k!. Do not waste Robux buying spins unless you have money to burn—the rates for Legendaries are brutal.

Q: Which is better, Shadow or Dragonborn?

A: It depends on your playstyle. If you want to survive longer in fights by dodging, go Shadow. If you want to kill things faster with burn damage (DPS), go Dragonborn.

↖ Summary

In The Forge, your race isn't just a cosmetic tag—it defines your role.

1. The Goal: Aim for Angel or Demon for raw power.

2. The Strategy: Keep a Goblin alt for the 15% shop discount and a Dwarf for mining sessions.

3. The Backup: If you run out of spins, settle for Dragonborn. It is strong, reliable, and won't let you down in a fight.