Tribe Nine is an action RPG set in Neo Tokyo, where a group of rebels fight against the powers that have complete control over the city. Like any gacha game, getting the best start with strong characters is invaluable, allowing you to save up your summoning currency and better plan future pulls.
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Luckily, rerolling your account in Tribe Nine is incredibly fast, making it a great idea to reroll until you get a favorable start. Below, we’ll take a look at the exact steps you need to take to reroll in Tribe Nine, and how many pulls you can expect to have per reroll.
How To Reroll
To start, first start the game normally and play through the tutorial until you unlock the Synchro feature, which is this game’s version of summoning. This will take around 30-45 minutes if you read the story, and less if you tap through it all without reading the dialogue.
With the tutorial complete, open the main menu and check your mail. Claim all the pre-launch, chart placement, and maintenance compensation rewards, which should total to 3,480 Enigma Entities. Then, check the event tab (the calendar icon on the main menu) and claim the first day of the Synchronicity login bonus, which will give you another 120 Enigma Entities.
In total, you should now have 3,600 Enigma Entities, which is exactly enough to summon 30 times.
Now, to reroll your account if you aren’t happy with the results, open the main menu and select Return to Title. Here, open the menu through the icon at the top left, then choose Delete Player Data.
Once you tap the screen to start a new game, it will ask you if you want to skip the intro. Choose this option to immediately be placed at the end of the tutorial with a fresh account. Now, simply repeat the steps above as needed until you get the rolls you want!
Don’t forget to link your account once you’re done rerolling. You’ll also get 300 Enigma Entities for doing so.
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