Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk Rerolls: How to Get and Use Them

A Reroll in Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk is stored currency for character customization: you spend it to discard a randomized character result and roll a replacement. The targets are your student's stats and traits, and the currently verified way to get Rerolls is redeeming codes — four working codes checked for October 3, 2026 add up to 450 Rerolls. Here is exactly what a Reroll changes, the redemption route, and how to spend the stockpile without wasting it.

What a Reroll changes

Building a student in Arasaka Academy involves luck. Your character comes with randomized stats and traits, and the rolls players chase are perfect traits or rare abilities that give their student an edge over rivals. Spending a Reroll discards a result you don't want — mediocre stats or common traits — and replaces it "in search of something far more valuable," as the guide dedicated to the reroll grind puts it.

Two clarifications keep this straight:

• The targets are stats and traits. Those randomized character options are what more Rerolls buy attempts at; rerolling is how you fine-tune your student instead of replaying hours of progression for the same rolls.
• Codes are not Rerolls. The code strings are just passwords — redeeming one credits Rerolls to your account, and only then can you spend them on character customization.

How to get Rerolls

The only award method documented with amounts is redeeming promotional codes: guides checked for October 3, 2026 listed four working codes worth 450 Rerolls in total, led by a single 200-Reroll top code. That total is only as good as its check date — codes expire and lists rotate — so confirm the current working list, exact rewards, and code strings on the Arasaka Academy Cyberpunk codes page before you plan around it.

Redeeming a code

1. Launch Arasaka Academy on Roblox.
2. Open Codes at the bottom of the menu.
3. Paste a working code and choose Authenticate to claim the Rerolls.
4. Redeem the codes one at a time and check the reward notification after each claim.

The last step is not busywork. The notification shows which code supplied the Rerolls, and it prevents an already-used code from making the next entry look broken. Each code works once, so the four-code pool is a one-time stockpile of up to 450 Rerolls — grab the whole batch before you start burning through rolls.

How to spend Rerolls

Rerolls are a stored resource rather than a short timer, so nothing is lost while they sit in your account. That gives you two rules of thumb:

• Bank them until you know which option you actually want to change — a specific stat you need higher, or a trait you're trying to upgrade.
• Plan rerolls around the next activity you actually intend to play, so the rolls land on something you're about to use instead of being spent the moment they arrive free.

One caution: the guides don't state how many Rerolls a single re-roll consumes, so treat the 450-Reroll stockpile as finite rather than assuming a fixed exchange rate.

Limits and strategy

• Redeem the full pool. RELEASED at 200, plus APOLOGY and ROLLROLLROLL at 100 each, gives far more flexibility than trying only the newest string.
• Don't count on a gameplay farm. One guide notes that earning rerolls through standard gameplay "can take a significant amount of time and effort" — but no guide documents which activity pays Rerolls or how it repeats. The code stockpile is the verified supply; codes exist precisely to bypass those hours of repetitive tasks.
• Codes expire. Redeem new strings quickly after they appear, and check the live codes list whenever you come back for more Rerolls.