Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk Character Setup: Rerolls & Changing Options
Character options in Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk can be changed after setup with Rerolls — a stored resource you bank until you know what to change — supplied free by working codes.
Character setup in Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk is not necessarily final: character options can be changed after setup using Rerolls, a stored resource that buys another attempt at the randomized character options you would otherwise have to redo at a cost to your progression time. The verified way to build a supply is free — working codes, all of which paid out Rerolls at the October 3, 2026 check, led by RELEASED at 200. This guide covers what is confirmed about setup, how the Reroll change path works, and how to stock and spend a Reroll bank without waste.

What is confirmed about character setup
Arasaka Academy is a cyberpunk school and combat experience, and some of the choices that define your character are randomized rather than picked once and settled. That design is exactly why Rerolls exist: they give you "more attempts at the randomized character options that would otherwise consume progression time."
One boundary worth stating plainly, once: this page covers the verified side of setup — that some character options are randomized, that they can be re-attempted after setup, and how to stock the change resource. It is not a screen-by-screen walkthrough of the creation prompts, and the exact order of those prompts is not established here. If you are weighing origin choices specifically, the Origins guide compares them in detail.
How to change a character option after setup
Rerolls are "a stored resource rather than a short timer." That detail drives the whole strategy around them:
- No expiry pressure. Because Rerolls sit in your inventory instead of running on a clock, there is no reason to spend them the moment they arrive.
- They re-attempt randomized character options. The rerollable targets are described as randomized character options — the choices a do-over would otherwise cost progression time. The sources do not itemize which individual setup choices qualify, so treat Rerolls as a re-attempt resource for randomized options, not as a confirmed way to rewrite any specific choice you made during setup.
The built-in advice is patience: "Bank them until you know which character option you actually want to change." When you do decide to spend, plan rerolls around the next activity you actually intend to play rather than burning a limited resource simply because it was free. For a deeper look at the resource itself, see the rerolls guide.
How to get Rerolls free
Working codes are a confirmed free source of Rerolls. As checked for October 3, 2026, four codes were working and the entire pool paid Rerolls: RELEASED (200, the largest single reward), APOLOGY (100), ROLLROLLROLL (100), and ThisIsArasakaAtWork (50).
Two claim habits make those rewards count:
- Redeem the full pool, not just the newest string. The combined Rerolls give far more flexibility than a single code.
- Claim one code at a time and check the reward notification after each. That makes it obvious which code supplied the Rerolls, and it stops an already-used code from making the next entry look broken.
For the current working list and the in-game route to the code box, see the Codes page.
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