About Anime Dice Wiki

Welcome to Anime Dice Wiki

Anime Dice Wiki is an independent, community-built resource for the Roblox incremental simulator developed by More & More Games. We collect the numbers that the game itself does not explain: which codes are actually working, what each dice really costs in Luck, how the rarity ladder behaves, and the upgrade order that turns an empty plot into a compounding economy.

Everything here is written for players who would rather spend their time rolling than guessing.

What We Cover

The wiki is organised around the systems that actually decide how fast you progress:

• Codes — all nine currently active codes with their exact rewards, plus the redemption steps and the two-shop-button trap that catches most new players.
• Dice and Luck — the full shop curve from Fire through to Chrono, cost per point of Luck, and the flat-then-multiplicative upgrade order.
• Units and rarity — the five main tiers from Common to Mythic, Secret pulls above them, and the mutations that multiply a unit far beyond its base tier.
• Traits and grades — all thirteen traits and all nine grades, with their multipliers, roll chances, and guidance on when a reroll is worth spending.
• Towers and rebirth — the endless floor climb, the rewards it supplies, and the soft reset that trades your cash for permanent multipliers.
• Guides — first-hour walkthroughs, money routines, noob-to-pro roadmaps and the batch-selling habits that prevent silent losses.
• Updates and community — the numbered patch history, trading rules, and where the player base actually gathers.

Our Vision

Most incremental games hide their maths behind menus. Our aim is to write that maths down clearly enough that a player can make a decision with a reason behind it rather than a hunch.

That means publishing specific numbers wherever we can find them — the reported Mythic odds, the grade roll chances, the price brackets, the exact upgrade multipliers — and being explicit about which of those figures are confirmed by the developer and which are community-measured. We would rather label a number as an estimate than present a guess as a fact.

Community-Driven

This wiki is built from the player base rather than from a single author’s opinion. Odds, trade values and balance observations come from players measuring their own results, comparing notes and correcting each other when the numbers shift.

If something here is out of date — and with a game that patches as frequently as this one, some of it inevitably will be — the correction is genuinely welcome. Every codes page carries a verification date precisely so you can judge how fresh the information is before acting on it.

About the Team

We are a small group of players who spend more time in Anime Dice than is strictly reasonable, and who got tired of re-deriving the same arithmetic in Discord threads every time a patch landed.

None of us work for More & More Games. Nobody here has access to internal data, unpublished drop tables or developer tooling. What we have is a lot of recorded sessions, a shared spreadsheet, and a habit of checking claims before repeating them.

Important Disclaimer

Anime Dice Wiki is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or operated by More & More Games, Roblox Corporation, or any of their subsidiaries or partners.

“Anime Dice” and all related character names, artwork, trademarks and game assets belong to their respective owners. All game content referenced here is used for identification, commentary and informational purposes only.

We do not host, link to or endorse automation scripts, exploits, cheat tools or account services of any kind. Nothing on this site should be read as encouraging conduct that violates the platform’s terms of service. Third-party tools violate those terms and put your account at risk, and there is no appeal process that restores a banned account.

We also do not sell currency, units, accounts or any in-game item, and we have no connection to any site or service that does.

Get in Touch

If you spot an error, want to flag a code that has stopped working, or have a correction to any of the figures on this page, let us know through the game’s community channels where our contributors are active.

For anything security-related — a suspicious link, a fake download offer, or an account you believe has been compromised — report it through the official platform channels first. That is the only route that can actually act on it.

Thanks for reading, and good luck with the rolls.