Destiny: Rising has dominated the headlines since its worldwide release last week. As the first mobile title in the Destiny franchise, it introduces a host of new features tailored for the platform. Similar to many gacha games, your initial summons can significantly impact your early progress. This is where rerolling becomes essential. By resetting your account repeatedly until you summon top-tier heroes from the start, you can avoid weeks of grinding and establish a strong foundation for the long haul. This guide covers everything you need to know about rerolling in Destiny: Rising!
What is rerolling in Destiny: Rising?
Rerolling involves resetting your account to repeat your early summons until you secure powerful heroes or weapons. In Destiny: Rising, early banners and beginner pulls include guaranteed high-rarity items, but the specific characters you get are random. Since certain heroes are considerably more effective than others, rerolling helps you begin the game with a top-tier character rather than settling for weaker ones. Consider it a way to maximize your luck before investing significant time or money. With Destiny: Rising featuring PvE raids, guild battles, and competitive events, your starting roster has lasting consequences.
Once you've launched as many instances as your device supports, synchronize them and designate the first as the "master instance." This function lets you control all instances by issuing commands from the master. Simply initiate the reroll process on the master instance, and all others will mirror its actions.
Players can also experience Destiny: Rising on a larger PC or laptop screen using BlueStacks, with full keyboard and mouse support.
