Codes & Resets — your first stash of Spins/Reset (WL2)

If you’ve just spawned in and want power fast, codes are the cleanest early boost. They feed you Spins for clan rerolls and sometimes straight Reset rewards. Think of it as a jump-start so you don’t get stuck with a clan you don’t like or a style that doesn’t click. Where you redeem (and how it actually works) Boot the game, load into a server, open the Menu (keyboard players usually tap the menu key), find the Code panel, paste, and hit Redeem. You’ll see the reward pop right away. Spins go to your account pool for the Clan screen; Reset rewards add single-use coupons to your profile or claim immediately depending on the reward type. If nothing happens, the code is either expired, mistyped, or already used on your account. How we organize the codes page The Codes hub splits everything into three buckets so you don’t waste time: Active shows what you can redeem right now. Use these first. New flags codes added since our last sweep so returning players can skim in seconds. Expired is a graveyard on purpose; it prevents you from chasing ghosts and helps pattern-hunt how the devs time fresh drops. Every entry carries a reward label (Spins count or Reset type) and a last-checked timestamp. When patches land or like-milestones hit, new codes tend to appear; when events end, old ones drop into Expired. Spins, clans, and why they matter Spins fuel Clan rerolls. Clans buff your stats and often unlock synergies with specific Breathings (and, at the high end, access to Sun/Moon V2). If you roll a clan you don’t want, don’t panic—keep spinning when you have a fresh drop of codes or farm more later. Treat Spins like your gacha currency for identity: they decide your passive bonuses and, for a few rare clans, what ceiling you can eventually hit. What “Reset” actually resets Resets are your safety net when you want to switch lanes without deleting progress. Breathing/Art reset wipes your current Breathing or Blood Demon Art so you can learn a different one. Great when a patch shuffles the meta or you discover you prefer a new kit. Race reset flips Demon ↔ Human. This is how you bail out of Demon if you want to rejoin Slayer content (or vice versa). Fighting Style reset clears your fist/stance style if you’re experimenting with melee paths. You can obtain these in two ways. Sometimes a code grants a one-time reset directly. Otherwise, you can buy reset potions at the Potion Shop with Crystal Essence plus Yen. That turns dungeon time and boss farming into real flexibility: run content, grab an Essence, swap builds without touching Robux. Update cadence: when to expect fresh codes Codes tend to spike around patch releases, like milestones (those “75K Likes / 85K Likes” style thresholds), and reworks. Weekend events occasionally bring temporary boosts. Our hub reflects that rhythm: it gets a pass during big updates and quick deltas when the community spots new strings. If you’re min-maxing your rerolls, stack your Spins, wait for a patch or milestone burst, then go on a rolling spree. Troubleshooting the code box If a code won’t fire, run through this checklist: relaunch into a new server, re-open the Menu and try again; switch input method if your textbox is stubborn; double-check capitalization and extra spaces; give it a minute after a patch if servers are churning. Still dead? It’s probably expired; check the hub’s Expired list so you don’t lose more time. Your first hour game plan with codes Redeem everything in Active as soon as you log in, hop to the Clan tab and spend Spins until you land something you’re willing to live with for a few sessions, then push early quests. If a Reset reward dropped, bank it until you’ve actually tried a style; burning a reset before you test-drive new trainers is how players regret their first hour. In-game redemption lives in the Menu → Code panel; multiple up-to-date roundups describe the “launch → press M/menu → enter code → redeem” flow. Codes award Spins and may also grant Breathing or Race Resets directly; recent lists show examples (e.g., breathing reset, race reset) and milestone-based codes. Spins are used for Clan rerolls; you can earn them from codes and content, and the reroll happens on the Clan screen. Reset potions can be purchased with Crystal Essence + Yen (Breathing/Art, Race, Fighting Style) at the Potion Shop; Essence also drops from Dungeons. Codes often post around patches/reworks/like milestones (e.g., “75K/85K Likes” patterns documented by code trackers).