Rerolls: How to Get and Use Them - Shigaku Wiki
Rerolls are the customization currency behind every look and fighting kit on campus. Here is every source, what they change, and the spending order that wastes none.
Overview
Ask any Shigaku student what the most valuable resource is and nobody will say Robux — they will say rerolls. New hair? Rerolls. New surname? Rerolls. A fighting kit that actually suits you? Rerolls again. The game hands them out generously through codes and milestones, but the launch pool changes fast, and wasted rerolls are the number-one rookie regret. This guide covers every source, what rerolls actually change, and the order to spend them in.
How to Get Free Rerolls
There is exactly one farm that matters, and it costs nothing. Everything else is a trickle by comparison.
Join the Roblox group
Membership gates several codes. One click on the (私学 ) Shigaku group page removes the most common reason a redeem fails.
Open Menu → Settings → Codes
The redeem box lives in the settings panel. Enter each code from our codes page exactly as written — capitalization matters.
Redeem every active code
Current launch codes award 3 to 25 rerolls each, and stacking all of them yields a starter pile of 100+. Codes post first in the Discord server.
Save some for updates
New fighting styles and customization options arrive with patches. A reroll spent the day a coveted style drops is worth three spent at launch.
What Each Reroll Changes
Rerolls behave as a broad customization currency rather than a single stat reset. The menu you spend them in decides what re-rolls.
| Menu | What re-rolls | Worth prioritizing? |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Hair, face, and visual identity | Yes — your look follows you everywhere |
| Profile | Surname and student profile details | Yes — roleplay identity starts here |
| Fighting kit | Style and combat-related options | After looks, before cosmetics |
| Cosmetics | Optional flair items | Only when the pile allows it |
The Smart Spending Order
With a fresh pile of 100+ rerolls, the temptation is to dump them all into appearance immediately. Resist. Spend just enough to stop hating your reflection, then park the rest in reserve until you have played a few hours and learned which fighting options actually fit how you play.
The community consensus after the first update: players who saved half their launch pile ended up with the strongest kits when new styles landed, because milestone codes are predictable but their timing is not. A reserve converts surprise updates into free upgrades instead of regrets — and the update log tells you when to break the seal.
One more calibration note: reroll needs differ by playstyle. Fight-first students should weight their reserve toward combat menus, while roleplay-focused students get more value from identity options. The currency is shared, but the optimal split is personal — and revisiting the split after every update is part of playing well.
Reroll Sources, Ranked
Not all sources are equal. This is the full list as of the September update, ranked by rerolls per hour of effort.
1. Active Codes
Up to 25 per code, stackable, refreshed on milestones — the only farm worth naming.
2. Milestone Drops
Like and visit milestones trigger bonus codes; they land in the same redeem box.
3. Update Celebrations
Each patch has shipped with a code so far — another reason to watch the update log.
4. In-Game Purchases
Available but unnecessary — the free pool outpaces every customization need so far.
Reroll Mistakes to Avoid
Every one of these has cost someone their weekend pile. Learn them secondhand.
- Manually re-rolling before redeeming codes — the free pile makes early rolls irrelevant
- Typing codes lowercase when they are case-sensitive — copy-paste instead
- Dumping everything into appearance and having nothing for fighting kits
- Ignoring the group join step and blaming the code when the redeem fails
- Assuming yesterday's code list is still valid — launch codes retire fast
Frequently Asked Questions
What are rerolls for in Shigaku?
They re-roll your character customization: appearance, profile details, and fighting-related options. Community testing describes them as a broad customization currency rather than one stat reset.
What is the fastest way to get rerolls?
Redeem the current active codes through Menu → Settings → Codes. Launch codes award 10–25 rerolls each, and stacking the full list yields 100+.
Do reroll codes expire?
Yes — several launch codes retired within days of release. Always redeem from a live codes page rather than an old list, and copy-paste to avoid capitalization errors.
Why did my code fail to redeem?
The two usual causes: not being in the Roblox group, or typing the code incorrectly. Join the group first, then paste codes exactly as listed.
How many rerolls is a good reserve?
Half your launch pile. Milestone and update codes keep arriving, but new styles land unpredictably — a reserve turns any surprise drop into a free upgrade.
Can rerolls change my fighting style?
Fighting-related options are one of the reroll menus. New styles arrive with updates, so keeping a reserve matters for combat-focused players most of all — the fighting styles guide lists every confirmed option.
Do I need to buy rerolls with Robux?
No. The free code pool outpaces every customization need so far. Purchases exist for players who want instant piles, not for progression.
Where do new reroll codes get posted first?
The official Discord server, in its codes channel. Our codes page mirrors them within hours of each drop.