Pixel Lineage Races Guide: Current Roster and Reroll Mechanics
Explore the current race list in Pixel Lineage on Roblox. Learn how to reroll your hero's race, understand rarity odds, and optimize your stats for battle.
Published: Pixel Lineage Wiki Editorial Team
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Understanding Race Mechanics in Pixel Lineage
In Pixel Lineage, the race you select for your hero is one of the most critical decisions you will make at the start of your journey. Unlike many other RPGs where your race is purely cosmetic, Pixel Lineage ties specific statistical advantages and unique abilities to your chosen bloodline. These bonuses—ranging from increased HP and defense to specialized combat skills—can significantly impact your efficiency while grinding for loot or pushing through challenging dungeons.
When you create a new character, the game automatically assigns a race. This process is randomized, meaning you could land anywhere from a common Human to a highly elusive Mythic-tier entity. Because your race provides foundational stats that influence your combat performance, understanding which races exist and how to optimize your selection is essential for any serious player.
Is the Dullahan Race Available?
A common point of confusion for players searching for "Pixel Lineage Dullahan evolution" is the assumption that a Dullahan race exists or can be evolved into. Based on the current game data and the official Pixel Lineage wiki, the Dullahan race is not available in the game.
If you are looking for specific race-based "evolutions," it is important to note that Pixel Lineage does not currently feature a mechanic where you evolve your race into a different tier. Instead, the system relies on a "reroll" mechanic. You receive your race at creation, and if you are unsatisfied with the result, you must use a spin to randomize your race again. If you have seen references to "Dullahan" in other Roblox titles, it is likely unrelated to the current Pixel Lineage roster.
Pixel Lineage Race Tier List and Probabilities
The following table outlines the current races available in Pixel Lineage, categorized by their rarity and the specific bonuses they provide. Note that rarer races are significantly harder to roll, reflecting their higher power levels.
Race
Rarity
Chance
Passive Bonus / Ability
Human
Common
37.7%
+10% XP and class mastery from battles.
Ashborn
Uncommon
9.4%
+8% max HP and +6% attack.
Goblin
Uncommon
8.7%
+8% more gold and 6% better chance to find bonus loot.
Dwarf
Uncommon
8.7%
+15 max HP and 6% more defense.
Stonekin
Uncommon
8.0%
+20 max HP and 15% stronger Fist attacks.
Sylvan
Rare
7.2%
+12% Nature damage; Call Sylph (fairy ally that fights/heals).
Slime
Rare
6.5%
Resists blunt force, fears flame, regenerates after battle.
Vesper
Rare
5.8%
Increased Energy, stronger magic, chance to evade abilities.
Mushroom
Rare
4.3%
16% chance to poison attackers when hit.
Celestine
Mythic
1.4%
+6% crit, +4% dodge, +6% magic.
Seraph
Mythic
0.7%
Angelic Blessing: Allies take 10% less damage/25% stronger healing for 2 rounds.
Nightborne
Mythic
0.7%
Bloodthirst: 15% lifesteal per attack.
Tideborn
Mythic
0.7%
Tidal Grace: Heal 5% max HP at start of turns.
How to Reroll Your Character’s Race
If you didn't roll the race you wanted, or if your current race doesn't synergize well with your chosen class, you have the option to reroll.
Check Your Inventory: Ensure you have race spins available. Every new hero starts with 3 free spins.
Access the Menu: Open the in-game interface and navigate to the character or race customization panel.
Verify Odds: Open the "RACE CHANCES" panel to confirm the current drop rates for the race you are targeting.
Execute the Spin: Trigger the reroll. The game will randomly assign you a new race based on the global probability table.
Additional Spins: If you run out of free spins, you can acquire more through active game codes, participation in limited-time events, or by purchasing them in the shop.
Strategic Tips for Choosing a Race
When selecting or rerolling your race, consider how the passive bonuses interact with your build. Using a race that complements your class is often more effective than simply chasing the highest rarity.
Tip
Synergy Matters: If you are playing a Mage class, prioritize races like Vesper or Celestine for their magic damage and energy bonuses. Conversely, if you are playing a Warrior or Fist-based character, Stonekin is an excellent choice due to its specific boost to Fist attacks and higher base health.
For Gold Farming: The Goblin race is surprisingly effective for early-game progression. The +8% gold bonus and increased loot chance can help you acquire gear and resources faster, making it a great "starter" race even if it isn't Mythic.
For Survivability: If you find yourself dying frequently in dungeons, prioritize races like Dwarf or Slime. The flat HP increase from the Dwarf or the regeneration ability of the Slime can turn a difficult boss fight into a manageable one.
For Mythic Chasing: If you are determined to roll a Mythic race, keep in mind that the odds are extremely low (0.7% for Seraph, Nightborne, and Tideborn). It is generally advised to use your free spins strategically rather than burning them all at once on a new character.
FAQ
Can I evolve my race into a higher tier?
Currently, there is no evolution mechanic in Pixel Lineage. Races are fixed upon creation or rerolled using spins. You cannot upgrade a Common race to a Mythic race through gameplay progression.
Where can I find codes for more race spins?
Players often share codes via the game's official social media channels or the Pixel Lineage Roblox page. Keep an eye on community announcements to snag extra spins without spending Robux.
Do race bonuses stack with equipment?
Yes. Passive bonuses from your race (like increased attack or HP) typically stack with the stats provided by your armor sets and weapons. This is why late-game optimization involves pairing the right race with the right gear.
Which race is best for solo play?
Many players report that Sylvan is excellent for solo play due to the "Call Sylph" skill, which provides a summonable fairy ally. Having an extra unit on the field that can both attack and heal significantly increases your survivability when playing without a party.