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Wizard Alchemy Races

Every race in Wizard Alchemy listed with rarity, passive abilities, stat bonuses, and practical advice on whether to keep your current roll or spend a reroll. Races are assigned randomly when you join, and change with Race Rerolls.

Thestrals Stellar Ambassador Death Eater Fiendish Demon reroll guide rarity odds

All Wizard Alchemy Races

All 11 races are sorted by overall usefulness. The "Keep?" column gives a direct answer before you spend your next reroll. Rarity percentages are the community-tracked tier rates; the game uses random rolls and exact numbers may shift with updates.

Full tier list
Tier Race Rarity Key Passives & Bonuses Keep?
S Thestrals race in Wizard Alchemy Thestrals (Night Knight) Legendary (1%) The best race in the game. Disaster passive applies a 5-second damage-over-time on hit, plus +20% Dark Damage, +10% Attack Power, +30 Skill Speed, +3% Move Speed, and +10% Jump. The DoT shines in boss fights where sustained damage matters. Always keep. Do not reroll Thestrals under any circumstances.
S Stellar Ambassador race in Wizard Alchemy Stellar Ambassador Epic (4%) +10% Attack Power and +20 Skill Speed, plus a burst of move speed after dealing damage. Not locked to one element, making it the most flexible top-tier race across any build. Keep. Excellent for general progression and farming.
A Death Eater race in Wizard Alchemy Death Eater Rare (10%) Restores 5% Max HP on every kill and grants +10% Attack Power, with the tradeoff of halved natural regen. The heal-on-kill sustain makes mob farming very comfortable, though it is only average in boss-only fights. Keep. Best race for solo players and long farm sessions.
A Fiendish Demon race in Wizard Alchemy Fiendish Demon Epic (5%) +20% Fire Damage and +2 Move Speed for fire-focused builds, with a -10% Max HP tradeoff. Scales hard once your potions support fire spells like Incendies or Molten Core. Keep for fire builds. Reroll only if you plan a non-fire path.
A Ice Crystal race in Wizard Alchemy Ice Crystal Epic (5%) +20% Ice Damage and +10% Max HP, with a -2 Move Speed penalty. Excellent durability and a strong damage bonus when paired with ice spell setups like Frost Thorns. Keep for ice builds. Consider rerolling if speed matters more to your style.
B Summoner Epic (~4%) Pact passive enhances your summoned creature, plus +30 Max HP. A niche pick that gets much stronger with summon-type potions (added in the Druid Event). Exact roll rate is unworking across sources. Keep for summon builds. Otherwise reroll toward an attack race.
B Werewolf race in Wizard Alchemy Werewolf Rare (10%) +10% Max HP, +5 Attack, +1 Move Speed, and +10 Jump. A balanced combat bonus with no element lock — a good early-game stopping point while you learn the game. Keep early. Replace when you earn more rerolls.
B Undead race in Wizard Alchemy Undead Rare (10%) Immortality passive: when you take a fatal hit you survive at 1 HP with brief invincibility and restore 30% HP (180s cooldown). Also +10 Skill Speed, with a -30% Max HP tradeoff. Helps when survival is your real wall. Keep early. Reroll when you have extra rerolls to spare.
C Tree Spirit race in Wizard Alchemy Tree Spirit Uncommon (15%) Treeform passive doubles Life Regen and grants +5% Max HP, with a -2 Move Speed penalty. A survivable early race, but it scales poorly once wands and potions become the dominant factor. Reroll when ready. Fine to hold early for the regen.
C Elf race in Wizard Alchemy Elf Uncommon (15%) Lightness passive gives +3 Move Speed and +10 Jump. Pure mobility with no combat bonus, so damage output is below average for farming efficiency. Reroll if you have spare rolls. Mobility does not make up for lower combat output.
D Human race in Wizard Alchemy Human Common (25%) No passive bonuses at all. The game's baseline race and the most common roll. Useful only as a temporary starting point. Reroll. Use your free rerolls immediately.

How to Reroll Your Race

Race Rerolls are spent in the Stats menu. Before you reroll, read the tier list and decide which races you would keep. It is easy to accidentally reroll a decent race while chasing a better one.

Open the Stats menu in Wizard Alchemy.

Look for the Stats button in the on-screen UI or access it from the main menu depending on your platform. The Stats section shows your current race details including its passive bonuses and rarity.

Navigate to Race → Race Menu.

Inside Stats, find the Race tab and then select Race Menu. This is where you can see your current race and access the reroll function. The menu also shows the Race Rerolls you currently have available.

Decide before you press reroll.

Look at your current race on the tier list above. If you already have a B-tier or better race, consider whether the reroll is worth it. It is generally fine to reroll C or D tier races without hesitation, but keep A-tier or S-tier races unless you have many rerolls saved.

Use your reroll and check the result.

After rerolling, read the new race details carefully. Play for a few minutes before deciding to reroll again. Some bonuses feel stronger only after you combine them with a matching potion or wand upgrade.

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Redeem 100KMEMBERS (10 rerolls), 20kMembers (5 rerolls), and 17kCCU (5 rerolls) for 20 free Race Rerolls in total. Claim them as soon as you start the game so you do not forget them later.

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Strategy tip

Set a stopping target first

Decide which races you would be happy keeping before spending rerolls. A reasonable goal for a new player is any A-tier race. Chasing S-tier without a plan can burn through all 10 rerolls quickly.

Save some

Keep a few rerolls in reserve

Game balance can change after updates. Keeping 2–3 rerolls saved gives you flexibility if a new balance patch changes which race is strongest, or if future content rewards specific races.

Which Wizard Alchemy Race Has the Best Passive Bonus

Passive bonuses vary significantly between races. Thestrals grant a rare stealth advantage, Stellar Ambassador increases magic damage output, and Death Eater offers sustained combat survival. Compare each race's passive on this guide before spending Race Rerolls. Use the Race Reroll Helper to decide whether to keep or reroll your current race.

Race FAQ

What is the best race in Wizard Alchemy?

Thestrals is the best overall race. It has the strongest DPS combination in the game: raw damage, dark damage bonus, a Disaster passive (damage over time), mobility, and skill speed. If you roll it, stop rerolling. The A-tier races (Stellar Ambassador, Death Eater, Fiendish Demon, Ice Crystal) are excellent alternatives depending on your build style.

Should I reroll Human immediately?

Yes. Human provides no combat or farming passive bonus, so virtually any race you roll instead will help you progress faster. Use your free rerolls from the 100KMEMBERS, 20kMembers, and 17kCCU codes and do not keep Human past the first few minutes.

Where do I reroll my race?

Open Stats → Race → Race Menu inside Wizard Alchemy. You need Race Rerolls in your inventory to use the reroll function. Rerolls are spent one at a time and results are random.

Can I get Race Rerolls for free?

Yes. Redeem the active codes 100KMEMBERS (10 rerolls), 20kMembers (5 rerolls), and 17kCCU (5 rerolls) for 20 total free rerolls. Additional rerolls can be purchased with Robux from the in-game shop.

Is race permanent in Wizard Alchemy?

No. Race can be changed at any time by spending Race Rerolls. Your race choice is not locked, so you can improve it whenever you have rerolls available.

What races are worth aiming for?

Thestrals is the top target but has roughly 1% rarity. Realistically aim for any A-tier race (Stellar Ambassador, Death Eater, Fiendish Demon, Ice Crystal). Getting a B-tier race like Werewolf is a perfectly comfortable stopping point for early to mid-game progression.

Wizard Alchemy Races Player Plan

Use this Wizard Alchemy races plan before spending your last Race Rerolls.

Most players should compare Wizard Alchemy races by what they help with right now: damage, farming speed, survival, or movement. If your current race helps you clear the next boss, keeping it can be better than chasing a perfect top-tier roll.

Race video

Wizard Alchemy races video guide

Watch a race overview if you want a quick feel for which races players talk about most, then use the keep-or-reroll tables on this page.

Race videos can age quickly after balance changes. Use them for context, not as the only reason to reroll.

Player tip

Pair the video with your reroll budget

A race can be strong and still be a bad target if you only have a few rerolls. Open the calculator before spending the rewards you just claimed.

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