The Ultimate Anime Dice Early Game Guide: Proven Strategies for New Roblox Players

Master your first hours in Anime Dice with this early game guide. Learn which upgrades to buy first, how Luck works, and how to build income fast.

Why Your First Hours in Anime Dice Matter

Every new player in Anime Dice starts with the same basic setup: a plot, a starter die, and a long ladder of rare anime characters to unlock. What separates a fast start from a slow grind is the order in which you spend your first coins. This Anime Dice early game guide lays out the decisions that matter most before your first rebirth, from upgrade priorities to code redemptions, so your account compounds instead of stalling.

Rolls are the heart of the game. Each roll spends your dice to pull an anime character unit, and the rarity of that unit decides how much income it generates on your plot. Early on, most pulls will be common units, which is completely normal — the goal of the early game is not to chase mythicals immediately, but to build the income and Luck that make those pulls possible later.

The Core Loop: Roll, Place, Earn, Upgrade

Before spending a single coin on upgrades, make sure you understand the loop that drives everything else in the game.

Roll for units: Every roll gives you a chance at an anime character, from common starters up to legendary, mythical, and secret rarities.
Place your best units: Units sitting on your plot generate coins over time. Higher-rarity units generate far more income.
Reinvest your earnings: Coins from your units should flow straight back into upgrades that increase income and Luck.
Push team power: A stronger total team power unlocks better progression and moves you up the leaderboards.

Skipping step 3 is the most common early mistake. Letting thousands of coins sit idle while you keep rolling common units slows down every later milestone.

Upgrade Priority: What to Buy First

Upgrades are permanent account improvements bought with coins. Not all of them deserve your early currency, and buying the wrong ones first can cost you hours of progress.

Upgrade Type	Priority	Why It Matters Early
Luck	Highest	Directly improves your odds of rolling rare units.
Money Multiplier	Highest	Increases the income every placed unit generates.
Roll Speed	Medium	More rolls per minute means more chances at rare pulls.
Unit Storage	Medium	Fewer trips to sell, longer uninterrupted farming sessions.
Damage & Health	Low	Matters for tower content, not for your core income loop.

Luck and Money Multiplier should receive almost all of your coins until both are several levels deep. Every point of Luck slightly shifts the probability table toward rare units, and every level of Money Multiplier makes each unit you already own worth more. Together they compound: better pulls generate more income, and more income buys more Luck.

Redeem Codes Before Your First Grind Session

New accounts qualify for every active code, and the free resources they hand out are effectively free progression. Codes in Anime Dice reward Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, and Gems — premium resources that are slow to grind naturally.

Code	Reward	Status
UPDATE2	3 Lucky Spins, 7 Rerolls, 7 Gems	Active
UPDATE1	2 Lucky Spins, 3 Rerolls, 3 Gems	Active
RELEASE	1 Lucky Spin, 2 Rerolls, 2 Gems	Active

Redeem them in the game menu, exactly as written, because codes are case-sensitive. Our Anime Dice codes page tracks which codes still work after every update.

Building Toward Your First Rebirth

Rebirth is the first big account milestone. It resets your coins in exchange for permanent efficiency multipliers, which means the faster you reach it, the faster everything after it goes.

To prepare for a smooth first rebirth:

Keep Luck and Money Multiplier leveled: These carry the strongest long-term value and make rebuilding after the reset much faster.
Do not hoard coins: Coins lost at rebirth are coins that never worked for you. Spend them on upgrades before resetting.
Sell cycle discipline: Always confirm your highest-earning units are placed before you sell the rest, so your income never dips.
Use offline earnings: Progress continues while you are away. Claim your offline rewards every time you log back in and reinvest them immediately.

Towers: When to Leave Your Plot

Tower challenges test your team's combat strength floor by floor. Early on, your units are not strong enough to push deep, and that is fine — a few early floors still pay out rewards that fund upgrades.

Treat towers as a secondary loop:

Farm income on your plot until upgrades feel expensive.
Attempt a tower run to test your team power.
Whatever the result, reinvest the rewards into Luck and Money Multiplier.
Return when your team power has grown noticeably.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I roll constantly as a new player?

Yes, as long as roll speed is not blocking your income upgrades. Rolls are free chances at rare units, and even common pulls add to your early income while your multipliers are still low.

What is the single best first upgrade in Anime Dice?

Luck. It improves every future roll you make, while Money Multiplier only improves the units you already own. Buy both, but if you can only afford one, choose Luck.

Do I need to spend Robux to progress?

No. The game is fully playable as a free account. Codes, offline earnings, and consistent upgrade priorities carry new players deep into the mid game without any spending.

How long does the early game last?

Most players reach their first rebirth within a few focused sessions. After that, the game shifts toward rare unit hunting, mutations, and leaderboard climbing, which our beginner guide covers in detail.