How to Play Anime Dice Roblox — Full Beginner Guide

If you're wondering how to play Anime Dice on Roblox, the short version is this: roll dice, collect anime characters, and stack passive income until your numbers hit the trillions. The long version is where most new players stall out. Anime Dice is an incremental simulator by More & More Games with 55 million+ visits, and its systems — luck, grades, traits, towers, and rebirths — all feed into each other.

This guide breaks down how to play Anime Dice step by step, from your first auto roll to your first rebirth, with the upgrade priorities that actually move the needle.

Helpful resources: complete codes list, beginner guide, and tier list.

Anime Dice Basics: What You Actually Do

Anime Dice is a luck-based idle collector. Every roll pulls a character from a rarity pool, and each character generates cash per second while equipped on your team. The game also generates money while you're offline, so progress continues even when you log off.

The core loop looks like this:

• Roll dice to reveal anime characters
• Equip your best units and upgrade them for more income per second
• Buy better dice from the shop to raise your luck stat
• Run towers for gems, trait rerolls, and potions
• Rebirth for permanent cash and luck multipliers

Community guides consistently stress one thing: this game rewards automation. If you're manually clicking everything, you're progressing at maybe a third of the speed of someone who set up auto roll, auto sell, and tower auto-fight in their first ten minutes.

First Steps: Auto Roll, Equip Best, and Auto Sell

Your opening minutes set the pace for everything else. Here's the exact order experienced players recommend.

Step 1: Turn on auto roll

Click the roll button, then hit auto, then hide. Your character will now roll continuously in the background while you do other things. This is the single most important setting in the game.

Step 2: Always equip best

Before you sell anything, open your backpack and click equip best. This auto-equips your highest-value units so your income never dips. Players who sell first and equip later regularly lose their best unit to the auto-sell filter — a mistake that costs real progress.

Step 3: Set up auto sell

Open the shop (the left-side button, not the top one), go to sell units, and enable auto sell units. Set a threshold based on your current income. Early on, selling anything under 20K damage is fine; once you're earning billions, push that threshold to 50K or 100K.

Upgrade Priorities: Where to Spend Your First Millions

The upgrade skill tree is where new players waste the most money. Damage and health sound exciting, but they do almost nothing for you in the early game. Here's the priority order that community guides agree on.

Tier 1: Money and luck

Money upgrades increase your cash flow. Luck upgrades improve your odds of rolling higher-rarity characters. Both compound — more luck means better units, which means more money, which means more luck upgrades. Max these first.

Tier 2: Sell value

Upgrading your sell value means every auto-sold junk roll pays out more. Since you'll auto-sell hundreds of units per hour, this quietly becomes one of your biggest income sources.

Tier 3: Damage and health

These matter for tower progression, not for income. Pick them up once your money and luck trees are maxed or when a specific tower floor is blocking you.

Skip entirely: Unit storage

This is the most common trap. Unit storage costs escalate fast — the second tier alone runs into the billions in some players' accounts — and all it does is give you a few extra inventory slots. Auto sell makes storage largely irrelevant. One player experience noted paying 3 trillion for ten extra slots and calling it "so not worth it."

Understanding Grades and Traits

Once you're past the basics, grades and traits are where your real power spikes come from. Both apply to individual characters and multiply their output.

Grades (Gems)

Grades are letter ranks applied with gems. They range from D up to S+, with each tier multiplying income. Community-reported values put A-tier around 3x income, A+ around 4.5x, and S-tier around 7x. S-tier has roughly a 0.1% roll chance, so don't burn hundreds of gems chasing it on a unit you'll replace tomorrow.

Rule of thumb: only spend gems on units that are likely to stay in your team — legendaries and mythicals, not epics.

Traits (Trait Rerolls)

Traits are separate multipliers rolled with trait rerolls, and they're harder to get than gems. Trait values come in tiers 1 through 3:

A tier-3 damage or money trait is generally considered a "good" roll. Anything tier 1 is worth rerolling if you have spare rerolls, but remember: a bad trait beats no trait, because it's still a multiplier.

Towers: Your Main Source of Gems and Rerolls

Towers are wave-based battles where your equipped team fights through 100 floors. There are four difficulties: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Infinity. Each one drops gems, trait rerolls, potions, and tickets for the Infinity Tower.

How to run towers efficiently

1. Click equip best before entering
2. Hit fight, then turn on auto
3. Leave it running while you roll dice and claim money elsewhere

Your run ends when your team wipes. Community runs typically cap around floor 15 early on, floor 60+ with a solid legendary team, and higher once you're running full mythicals. The loot scales with difficulty, so move up a tier as soon as you can survive past floor 50.

Potions

Towers drop luck, damage, and income potions. Use them liberally — they stack and there's no downside to burning them before an AFK session. There's currently no "use all" button, so it's a lot of clicking. Players have been asking for one since launch.

Rebirths: When and Why to Reset

Rebirthing trades your current cash for permanent multipliers. It's the only way to unlock extra team slots, and it boosts both cash and luck.

The math is simple: if a rebirth costs less than roughly 10% of what you'd earn in your next AFK session, take it. If you're close to affording the next dice tier, buy the dice first — better dice compound faster than rebirth multipliers at low levels.

Anime Dice Codes (October 2026)

Codes are the fastest shortcut in the game, and there are a lot of active ones right now. Each gives lucky spins, trait rerolls, gems, or tickets.

How to redeem codes

1. Launch Anime Dice in Roblox
2. Click the Shop button on the left side of the screen
3. Scroll to the bottom of the shop panel
4. Paste your code into the text box
5. Hit Redeem

Pro tip: hold your lucky spins until you have a high-luck dice equipped. Spinning at 1,500 luck versus 6,000 luck is a completely different experience, and spins are limited.

You can also join the official Roblox group for a free gem and trait rollout bonus, and check the Anime Dice game page on Roblox for update announcements.

Common Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

After reviewing community walkthroughs and player reports, these are the mistakes that show up over and over:

• Selling before equipping best. You will lose your top unit. Always equip first.
• Upgrading unit storage. It's the worst value in the shop.
• Spending gems on epics. Epics get replaced within hours. Save gems for legendaries and mythicals.
• Rerolling traits on replaceable units. Trait rerolls are the scarcest resource in the game.
• Ignoring towers. Towers are your only reliable source of gems and rerolls.
• Using all codes immediately. Timing your lucky spins around a high-luck dice multiplies their value.

One more thing worth internalizing: this game is designed around AFK progression. Log in, equip best, sell your inventory, spend your cash on upgrades, park your team in a tower, and log off. Repeat every few hours. That's the whole strategy at a high level.

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