If you’re someone who doesn’t spend money in gacha games like Arknights: Endfield, it can be quite difficult to get as many six-star characters in your account as you’d want. However, if you’re patient enough for it, there is a way to start your account with a six-star using the reroll method.
In this method, you essentially make new accounts and progress to a certain point in the game to have some pulls. With these pulls, you try your luck at getting an early six-star on one of the banners, which then sets your account up nicely for future progression.
How To Reroll In Arknights: Endfield
Unfortunately, like many other gacha games recently, Arknights: Endfield also doesn’t allow you to make guest accounts where you can infinitely participate in the reroll mechanic. Instead, you’ll have to use one of your email IDs to make an account for each reroll, which can be done at the starting screen of the game.
If you’re starting a new reroll, you simply have to open the game and click on the Register button in the login screen. If you’re already logged into an account, you’ll have to log out first. While registering, you can provide your email and the verification code sent to it, along with a password of your choice to create the account.
With the same account, you can reroll twice on the two different servers if you don’t have to be on a specific server and don’t mind high ping.
You can also use the same email ID for four different accounts in this game in the following manner:
- One account where you register using the in-game login screen.
- And three other accounts where you directly log in through the Google, Facebook, and Apple icons from the bottom of the login screen.
Each one of these starts you in a new account, which prevents you from having to make too many email IDs. While rerolling in this game, you have a few places where you can stop depending on your goal:
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Reroll Length |
Time Taken |
When To Stop |
|---|---|---|
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Small |
Approximately 30 minutes |
Once you reach the point in the tutorial where you unlock your first TP point, you’ll also unlock the Headhunt system where you can stop this reroll. At this point, you’ll have 20 pulls on the Basic Headhunt and one multi for the beginner banner. This reroll is mainly if you want to get lucky with early six-star characters. |
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Medium |
40-50 minutes |
This reroll is slightly extended from the small one as you can stop it just after finishing the Rally and Unite mission, which unlocks another multi on the beginner banner for you. The goal for this is the same as the small reroll with an added chance to get the early. |
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Large |
2+ hours |
Finally, if you’re looking for a specific character on the standard banner and don’t mind spending a long time on each reroll, this one is for you. It essentially lasts until you finish Paving The Way main quest. This gives you enough pulls to get a six-star in the standard banner, and if you don’t get the one you wanted, you can start another one. |
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What Should You Reroll For?
Usually, when you start a gacha game, you get enough pulls on the limited banner to try a few multis for the character. However, this isn’t the case for Arknights: Endfield as they diversify the Oroberyl output quite a bit. Generally, it’s not worth rerolling for the limited banner on this game since you’ll maybe get a ten-pull after spending over an hour in it.
However, if you want a specific character on the standard banner or just an early six-star from one of the five standard units, it can be a decent investment of time to reroll. While you can always reroll for your favorite character, here’s a ranked list of who you’d want to go for in terms of the meta:
- Last Rite
- Pogranichnik
- Ember
- Lifeng
- Ardelia
Ardelia is arguably the best character on the standard banner, but she’s also given for free from daily login, which makes it not worth to reroll for her.
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