Raise A Champion Trait Rerolls: How to Get Trait Rolls

Trait rerolls in Raise A Champion use Trait Rolls. Reward codes are one way to get this resource. Check the Raise A Champion codes page for current availability and rewards.

THANKSFOR95 and WEEK2 are examples of codes that have offered Trait Rolls. Both require completing the tutorial.

Before spending, choose which part of your champion you want to change. Trait Rolls are for character traits; the corresponding rewards for race and abilities are spent separately.

Getting Trait Rolls from code rewards

When checking a code reward, look specifically for Trait Rolls. Lucky Spins and Trait Rolls are distinct reward types, so a spin reward should not be treated as a supply of trait rerolls. A code can offer both types, but each serves its corresponding part of your build.

The redemption requirements also matter. Finishing the tutorial meets the listed prerequisite for THANKSFOR95, while WEEK2 adds a level requirement. If you have completed the tutorial but have not reached level 10, you have not yet met WEEK2's requirements. Check the maintained code information before relying on either reward.

Decide what you want to change before spending

Traits sit alongside race and abilities in your champion's setup. If your intended change is to a character trait, Trait Rolls are the relevant resource. If you want to work on your race or abilities, plan around the rewards assigned to those systems instead. Keeping that distinction clear helps you match the resource you claim to the change you actually want.

Your champion's overall build also includes equipment. Race, abilities, traits and equipment all contribute to the fighter you take into turn-based PvE stages and PvP duels. Weapons and upgrades are purchased separately, so consider those parts of your setup when deciding what needs attention. The builds guide provides a related starting point for looking beyond trait rerolls.