TRIBE NINE: Reroll for Best Characters

For newcomers to gacha games, one of the more demanding tasks is the re-rolling process—a strategic approach to secure powerful characters right from the start. This holds true for TRIBE NINE, a recently launched 3D action RPG that’s already gaining attention for its unique gameplay and mechanics. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to optimize your re-rolling experience in TRIBE NINE using BlueStacks and its helpful features. Let’s get started!

How to Re-roll in TRIBE NINE

Re-rolling in TRIBE NINE is a straightforward method to get a head start by obtaining a top-tier character early. When you first launch the game, you’ll need to complete the tutorial, which typically takes under an hour. While this step is important, it only has to be done once. Once the tutorial is finished, you can access the gacha system and claim free pulls from your in-game mailbox. The objective is to pull at least one powerful unit to give your team a solid advantage. Here’s a complete step-by-step method for efficient re-rolling:

Tsuruko Semba – A powerful character with strong attack and support abilities, but limited break potential and a steeper learning curve.
Miu Jujo – A reliable regular banner character with outstanding strike power. Her skill set focuses on ranged attacks and placing crystals that function as turrets, which can be detonated for additional damage.
Q – A versatile fighter with exceptional break ability, strong offensive stats, and useful support skills. Q uses a baseball bat and fists for hard-hitting melee combos, and can enter a frenzied state for increased damage.
Enoki Yukigaya – Another high-damage dealer with extreme attack power, although his break and support stats are low and he requires advanced control to master.
Minami Oi – A superb support character with easy-to-use controls. Minami deploys drones to attack enemies, heal allies, and disrupt foes with area-of-effect attacks.

Re-roll Faster with BlueStacks

We understand that re-rolling can be time-consuming, especially in story-rich games like TRIBE NINE. Manually skipping cutscenes every attempt can become discouraging if the desired results don’t come quickly. Fortunately, BlueStacks streamlines the process and drastically cuts down the time required.

With BlueStacks' Multi-Instance Manager, you can create multiple Android instances and clone your main setup to avoid reinstalling the game on each one. Once you’ve launched as many instances as your system allows, activate the sync feature and designate one as the “master instance.”

This setup lets you control all instances by executing commands only in the master instance. Perform the re-roll steps on the main window, and all other instances will follow automatically. You can run this process using guest accounts, and once you obtain the character you want, simply bind the account to save your progress.

Playing TRIBE NINE on BlueStacks also lets you enjoy the game on a larger PC or laptop screen, with the added convenience of keyboard and mouse controls.