Soul Land: Awakening World reroll guide

Should you reroll?

In many gacha games, rerolling — repeatedly making fresh accounts until you pull a top character on your first few summons — is the fastest way to a strong start. In Soul Land: Awakening World it is the opposite: the way summoning is gated makes rerolling slow, painful, and largely pointless. For almost every player, the right call is to keep your first account and progress normally.

Why rerolling is not worth it

• Summoning unlocks late — around level 17 — so each reroll forces you to replay the full prologue and early story before you can pull at all.
• Pulls are earned, not handed over up front: you get batches as you level (around 20, 25, and 28), so a fresh account can’t front-load a big summon session.
• The Vanguard summon already guarantees an SSR by 30 pulls, with the first pull free — so a strong character is coming regardless of luck.
• SSR characters become plentiful later, and there is no fragment system to dilute the pool, so an early SSR is not the long-term advantage it looks like.

Do this instead

• Keep your first account and push the main story — it’s the fastest route to unlocking summoning and your first guaranteed SSR.
• Redeem every active gift code (Settings → User Center → Gift Code Exchange) for free pulls and resources.
• Take the free first pull on the Vanguard summon, then bank pulls toward the 30-pull guaranteed SSR.
• Spend your free Spirit reset (available before Spirit level 30) to fix any early mistakes instead of starting over.

If you still want to reroll

If you are set on it anyway, understand the loop first: create a new account, clear the prologue and main quest up to roughly level 17 to unlock summoning, spend your accumulated pulls, and — if you don't like the result — bin the account and repeat. Because that's 30+ minutes of forced story per attempt with no skip, the time is almost always better spent just playing the account you already have.

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