Stop on S tier
If you roll Thestrals, stop immediately and build around it.
Wizard Alchemy races
Use this race reference to compare rarity, chance, role, and keep-or-reroll advice before spending free Race Rerolls.
10 Races tracked
25 Free rerolls tracked
1% Top chase chance
5 Rarity groups
Quick answer
Which Wizard Alchemy races are worth keeping?
Keep the best race you can afford to stop on. The mistake is not keeping a usable race; the mistake is spending every reroll before your farming route, potion plan, or boss prep is ready.
Keep strong A tier
Stellar Ambassador, Death Eater, Fiendish Demon, and Ice Crystal are practical keeps when rerolls are limited.
Use B tier as a bridge
Undead and Werewolf can carry early routes while you save more rerolls.
Replace Human first
Human is only a default starter race. Redeem codes and reroll before serious farming.
All races
Wizard Alchemy race rarity, odds, and roles
This table is built for fast reroll decisions. Use the role and keep rule together instead of judging only by rarity.
| Race | Tier | Rarity | Chance | Role | Keep rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thestrals | S | Legendary | about 1% | Top DPS, dark damage, skill speed | Always keep |
| Stellar Ambassador | A | Epic | around 4-5% | All-around damage and mobility | Always keep |
| Death Eater | A | Rare | about 10% | Solo farming sustain | Keep with 15 or fewer rerolls |
| Fiendish Demon | A | Epic | around 5% | Offensive elemental pressure | Keep with 10 or fewer rerolls |
| Ice Crystal | A | Epic | around 5% | Control and safer progression | Keep for early and mid-game |
| Undead | B | Rare | about 10% | Survival and mistake forgiveness | Keep temporarily |
| Werewolf | B | Rare | about 10% | Simple early combat stats | Keep early |
| Elf | C | Uncommon | about 15% | Mobility and exploration | Temporary only |
| Tree Spirit | C | Uncommon | about 15% | Regeneration comfort | Temporary only |
| Human | D | Common | about 25% | Default starter option | Temporary only |
Rarity groups
Races by rarity
Rarity helps you understand how expensive a chase can become. It does not always mean a race is better for your immediate route.
Thestrals
Stellar Ambassador, Fiendish Demon, Ice Crystal
Death Eater, Undead, Werewolf
Elf, Tree Spirit
Human
Race notes
Race-by-race reroll notes
These notes explain the practical keep rule without copying long ability descriptions from other guides.
S
Thestrals
Legendary · about 1%The safest overall target because it brings strong damage pressure and fits most progression paths.
- Best for
- Damage, bossing, late-game farming
- Reroll advice
- Stop immediately. This is the main chase race for damage-focused progression.
A
Stellar Ambassador
Epic · around 4-5%A strong generalist race that does not force one element or one narrow build path.
- Best for
- General progression and smooth farming
- Reroll advice
- Keep unless you have a large reroll stack and are chasing Thestrals.
A
Death Eater
Rare · about 10%Comfortable for players who farm alone because sustain reduces downtime between fights.
- Best for
- Long material routes and solo play
- Reroll advice
- Good enough for efficient grinding. Reroll only if you can afford to chase S tier.
A
Fiendish Demon
Epic · around 5%Ranks higher when your spells and potion path support fire damage.
- Best for
- Fire-focused builds
- Reroll advice
- Strong keep for most players. Push for S tier only with a large reroll stack.
A
Ice Crystal
Epic · around 5%Good when durability and ice scaling matter more than raw movement speed.
- Best for
- Ice-focused builds and safer fights
- Reroll advice
- A reasonable stop point while learning bosses and farming loops.
B
Undead
Rare · about 10%Less explosive than top races, but survival value can save bad boss attempts.
- Best for
- Learning bosses
- Reroll advice
- Keep if you are dying often. Upgrade later when you have spare rerolls.
B
Werewolf
Rare · about 10%Easy to use because it improves normal combat without requiring a specific element.
- Best for
- Early progression
- Reroll advice
- A strong early stop if you do not have enough rerolls to chase A or S tier.
C
Elf
Uncommon · about 15%Useful while exploring but not a long-term damage or bossing target.
- Best for
- Temporary travel comfort
- Reroll advice
- Use briefly if it helps movement, then reroll after claiming more codes.
C
Tree Spirit
Uncommon · about 15%The comfort value fades once movement speed and clear speed become more important.
- Best for
- Very early survival
- Reroll advice
- Better than Human, but not worth locking in for serious farming.
D
Human
Common · about 25%Human is the baseline race. Replace it as soon as you have free rerolls.
- Best for
- No long-term build
- Reroll advice
- Use active codes and reroll before committing to serious farming.
Verification
Race data confidence notes
Competitor pages often include exact passive text. This page keeps conservative guidance unless exact values are verified after updates.
Rarity and chance wording should be rechecked after major updates.Exact passive text can change, so this page focuses on keep/reroll decisions.Use the tier list for ranking context and this page for race-by-race reference.
FAQ
Wizard Alchemy races FAQ
How do you roll races in Wizard Alchemy?
Use Race Rerolls from active codes or in-game sources, then stop when the result is strong enough for your current reroll budget.
What race should I keep in Wizard Alchemy?
Always keep Thestrals. Usually keep strong A-tier races when rerolls are limited, especially Stellar Ambassador, Death Eater, Fiendish Demon, and Ice Crystal.
Is Human a good race?
Human is a default starter race and should be replaced before serious farming, potion planning, or boss preparation.
Are race chances always accurate?
Race chances can change after updates. Treat chance values as tracked guidance and verify exact odds in-game after balance changes.