Beyond Nen Spins and Rerolls: What to Spend First

What a spin buys

A spin rerolls one identity system. In Beyond Nen there are two: race and lineage. Both are random, both have published rarity tables, and both can be rerolled — so the skill is not rolling, it is stopping at the right time.

Those numbers come from published guides, not an official drop table, but two sources agree on the shape and one matches the Celestial figure exactly. Plan with them.

The order that wastes the fewest rolls

1. Claim every spin code first. Nine codes paid 150 spins on 14 November 2026 — see the codes page.
2. Roll lineage first. The perks are what change how you play: Zoldyck pays a money multiplier plus assassin passives, Kurta adds NPC and boss damage, Freecss adds EXP.
3. Stop at the first lineage with a published perk. Three or four rolls usually land something with a real effect; chasing the 0.1% with a 150-spin stack is arithmetic, not strategy.
4. Then roll race. Race is the shallower system — five options, one clear winner, and a 60% chance of the common result each time.
5. Keep Reset Orbs unspent until you have a roll you would be sorry to lose.

Reset Orbs, honestly

Reset Orbs are the rarest code reward right now: two of the nine live codes pay one each. Understood properly, an orb is not a free roll — it is insurance. The moment to use one is when a reroll replaces something you liked with something worse and you want the old result back. Spending orbs early, on rolls you were going to redo anyway, is the wasteful pattern.

What spins do not do

• They do not reroll Nen abilities. Your first ability comes from Rohan after the meditation step in how to get Nen.
• They do not buy mastery. Nen development is training, not currency.
• They do not replace levels. The mission board is still the level engine — see the beginner guide.

Read before you roll

• All lineages — the twenty-entry pool with rarities and published perks.
• All races — the five options and their roll chances.
• Lineage tier list — how published rankings disagree.
• Race tier list — the same exercise for races.