Reroll Guide

For those of you reading this guide that are not familiar with gacha games and tried Uma Musume to figure out why everyone is crazy for this horse girl game, rerolling is the act of repeating the beginning of the game multiple times in order to get an optimal result from the initial pulls that the game gives you.

Being a game that places a lot of importance on your support deck in order to breed strong Umas, rerolling is STRONGLY advised in this game.

It is not mandatory and will not affect your experience if you only wish to do the career mode with the characters you like, but the process takes so little time it's very worth investing the effort to have an umazing start.

We are going to start with the assumption you never played the game before.

• After downloading the game you will be required to create an account, select a guest account here.
• After putting your birthday and Trainer name, you will be prompted to begin the tutorial. Your birthday is actually important because if you are not 18+, it will restrict your ability to spend money in the game. If you are a spender or plan to spend, please keep this in mind.
• After doing the above you will continue with the tutorial that will show you an in-game race and give you a quick rundown of how career mode works. It's okay if it sounds confusing at first because we also have plenty of guides to help you figure out how the game works after you finished rerolling your dream account!
• After completing the tutorial you will be able to redeem your gifts inside the inbox, claim milestones rewards and roll the gacha.
• Now let's say you don't like the outcome of your rolls? That's when the rerolling happens!
• Simply go into the settings, then go back to the title screen:

• After that, simply pick the option ‘Delete User data’ to start again from the beginning!

• After that, you will be able to skip the tutorial - the game will ask if you would like to do so, so it’s not mandatory.

So, you cleared the initial step of setting up your rerolls, now what?

As of now, players starting the game will receive:

• 18370 Carats
• One 3★ Uma exchange (basically pick one of the 3* available at launch)
• 3 SSR Support Card Tickets (what you get is random, but there are good SSR Support cards like
  

  Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]
  and
  

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  )

Please keep in mind that the amount of resources available can change drastically depending on celebrations, ongoing campaigns or compensations available for a limited timeframe.

The game also has two groups of release celebration missions that will award you one random 3★ Uma each from the same pool of Umas that you can select with the Uma exchange voucher.

The general consensus is to reroll for support cards. Unless you are starting the game to play with your favourite UMA - in that case, feel free to reroll for her first and focus on support cards later. The game can be as competitive as you desire, so if you want to simply enjoy the story you can still do so if you focus on rolling Umas early on.

Why aren’t we suggesting rerolling for Umas?

The reason we do not suggest rerolling for Umas - unless very specific occasions like meta defining horses (such as Xmas Oguri in the future), anniversaries, etc - is that you can obtain their shards for free by playing the game. Events like Legend Races, for example, let you obtain shards for horses over time.

What makes a UMA desirable are their skills, attitudes, growth rates and obviously how much you like the character. But what if you could teach those same skills to other Umas? That’s where support cards come in. With the proper support cards you can virtually take any uma and make her super strong as long as you are playing around their strengths, desired race length, surface and position. Furthermore, you can always borrow a specific UMA from your friends if you wish to use them as parents, allowing you to pass a weaker version of their active skill - this is especially great for Umas mostly used for breeding other umas, what we call ‘parent umas’. If you think this is interesting worry not, we got guides on breeding that will cover up everything!

Last, but not least, Uma dupes aren’t super necessary in the game. Getting a 3★ Uma to 4★ and above simply gives a slight stat boost and an increase on their ultimate skill. They are, however, very useful for Umas starting from 1★ and 2★ as 3★ is when Umas unlock their racing gear skin and they can pass on their ultimate as a parent. So 3 star Umas you roll from the gacha are already good to go and getting dupes later on will not progress your account significantly.

What if I want to reroll for Support Cards?

We are glad you asked!

In general, when rerolling for support cards there are currently three big names that come around often:

,

Super Creek [Piece of Mind]

and

Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]

. Having at least two of these cards is what is considered a solid start and we’ll cover why shortly.

Umamusume is a game where support card dupes are significantly more important than having variety early on. Vertical investment is rewarded due to the fact dupes increase the level cap of the support card, thus allowing you to unlock more and more bonuses. A lot of cards will become really strong starting three dupes into them (LB3), so this makes rerolling a great way to get a headstart into the game.

You may think that rerolling only involves SSR cards, and that would be a huge mistake. For the reason explained above, SR cards in Uma Musume are crucial in your progression, since you can get dupes on them more easily compared to non rated up SSR allowing you to increase your performance in career mode. We will break down the most commonly used cards per attribute:

Speed Cards

• 

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  : The speed queen of Uma Musume,
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  does everything you want and some more. Her stats are super strong, her events provide powerful generic skills, energy and even a chance to boost your mood. She has a lot of special priority and can even increase the power that you get. But there’s a catch:
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  is a card that requires a lot of investment to be good. To use
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  you ideally want it to be at least at LB1 and ideally at LB3 or above. Outside of a rate up banner this is virtually impossible, so trying to get a copy or two would be enough. While you can pick her up as a support from friends, it’s a card that rarely leaves your deck, making it a great choice to max overtime to give you more freedom in picking other invested support cards from your friend list.
• 

  Silence Suzuka [Beyond This Shining Moment]
  : while not as strong as
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  , it’s fair to mention
  

  Silence Suzuka [Beyond This Shining Moment]
  as a very good speed SSR card to include in your decks early on, especially if you are using a front runner uma. More situational but useful if you happen to get her in your rolls.
• 

  Sweep Tosho [Lamplit Training of a Witch-to-Be]
  : While only being an SR card,
  

  Sweep Tosho [Lamplit Training of a Witch-to-Be]
  is arguably one of the strongest speed cards in the entire game. It has high special priority (the chance of the card appearing on the training of her own attribute basically) as well as good events that can provide useful skills and the ‘Charming’ status. While it’s not possible to ‘rate up’ the card it’s never gonna be a bad choice when starting out your career as a trainer.
• 

  King Halo [First-Rate Plan]
  : Another useful SR card,
  

  King Halo [First-Rate Plan]
  provides useful skills when breeding for specific scenarios (Cloudy days, firm conditions) while also having some skills for sprinters. It’s another SR card that benefits heavily from dupes, since it gains more special priority and when maxed it even increases the power gained when training speed.

Other usable cards are

and

Narita Taishin [Poolside High Tides]

. You can take early on the cards with the highest limit break and as you get more dupes in your support cards it will be easier to customize your deck based on the specific uma you are building.

Stamina Cards

• 

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  : The Kitasan of Stamina cards,
  

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  is another incredible card that is very popular for two big reasons, her universal stamina skill and her ability to carry your stamina gains. Her events are also nice, providing some energy and more stamina.
  

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  , like
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  , really benefits from dupes but in a less drastic way: starting one dupe she already provides more stamina when training and at LB3 she gains starting friendship while maxing out her special priority. Because of this, one or two copies are more than enough and you can aim to max the card out as you progress. Her skill is so powerful that even at 0 dupes you can consider using it in your support deck, letting you pick more important supports that benefit from dupes, like
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  .
• 

  Manhattan Cafe [My Solo Drawn to Raindrop Drums]
  : Another SR card in our notable card list! While the card really shines at MLB4 (as this is when it unlocks the biggest special priority bonus for stamina, even higher compared to Super Creek!) It can be useful even earlier due to the very high Mood bonus, increasing the efficiency of training as long as your mood is great. Not as impactful as the speed cards early on but don’t sleep on it, especially if you don’t have a copy of
  

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  .

Power Cards

We don’t really suggest using SSR power cards as a reroll target for now or at least using them as a deciding factor. The notable card to keep an eye on would be

for the skill it has,

Vodka [Wild Rider]

and

El Condor Pasa [Champion's Passion]

SSR cards.

For the SR cards we suggest keeping an eye on

as it will be a strong option when you have to pick power cards. The other SR are good starting 2 dupes in and this is also why we don’t focus a lot on the power section in this guide.

Wit Cards

:

Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]

is the third card of our ‘trinity’ of priority targets and for good reasons: it works at low dupes, her skills are good - especially for pace chasers - and her events are also very important, since it’s a reliable way to get the Practice Perfect status. You can use

Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]

in most support decks and early on it will never never feel like a dead card, plus it will increase your energy even more when training Wit!

In case you don’t get

the Wit cards to keep an eye on are

Daiwa Scarlet [Nothing Hard Work Can't Solve!]

- especially for pace chasers! - and

Marvelous Sunday [A Marvelous ☆ Plan]

.

Guts & Friendship Cards

is good when starting out but is quickly phased out of your decks after you get more familiar with the game, as URA as a scenario doesn’t need the dedicated help of a trainer card and her events. Guts card aren’t super important right now - and you can get

Haru Urara [Urara's Day Off!]

one for free in the friend shop!

A perfect reroll consists of having 2 (or better, all 3!) of

, Fine Motion and

Super Creek [Piece of Mind]

. You can get their dupes as you play (there are ways to limit break cards that you own) but the priority would be

Super Creek [Piece of Mind]

and

Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]

. They are generic enough that you can use those cards in every deck, while

Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]

can be replaced by the other wis cards.

Instead of aiming for all 3 of the cards, another suitable approach is to use your gems to try and get dupes of

or

Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]

. Both the cards benefit from their LB1 and you can select the other from friends depending on your needs. The downside of this strategy is that unless you spark a banner with the card that you need you may never pull it, so aiming for the two bolded cards above is going to be the safest bet.

Umamusume does not have a standard banner, meaning you will be pulling the current rate up banner and hope that you won’t be ‘lucky’.

We have two suggested ways to reroll depending on your current goal:

• Fast Rerolling
• Time: 5-10 minutes per reroll
• Goal: Obtain one copy of SSR
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  (Speed) with Carats. After obtaining SSR
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  you can try using the tickets and see if you obtain
  

  Super Creek [Piece of Mind]
  of
  

  Fine Motion [Wave of Gratitude]
  , if not, reroll.
• Long Rerolling
• Time: Undefined
• Goal: Obtain one copy of SSR
  

  Kitasan Black [Fire at My Heels]
  and continue rolling on the banner until pity if the rate up card is good. You can get the remaining Carats for this by playing (fulfill achievements and win Graded races).

As a last ditch attempt, you can also sell some of your unwanted SR and R support cards in order to get Cleats that you can exchange for SR+ Guaranteed Make Debut Tickets.

In conclusion, after you get your desired start our final advice at this point is rolling for Umas a few times. Even if you don’t get your desired rate up character , obtaining a variety of 1 and 2 stars Umas will give you the last push to your account - plus, increasing friendship with a Uma unlocks their side stories for even more free carats!

To play PVP you can field up to 15 different Umas, and the more umas you field the higher your points - plus, increasing your team total ‘power’ increases your Team Rank for a good chunk of Carat rewards.