Destiny: Rising Reroll Guide and Tips

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The brand new mobile game, titled “Destiny: Rising“, is a gacha RPG developed by NetEase, immersing players in the renowned universe of Destiny. This game introduces innovative mechanics, team formation (Fireteam building), and the characteristic loot-focused progression that fans have come to love. Expect thrilling ultimate abilities, challenging raids, and intense player versus player (PvP) action. Keeping the Guardians occupied is no challenge! However, much like other gacha RPGs, the initial stages significantly impact the gameplay experience.

In such situations, rerolling becomes particularly useful. If you’ve found yourself stuck with less-than-ideal characters at the beginning of the game, you know the frustration that makes rerolling so appealing. Essentially, rerolling allows you to start afresh, giving you multiple opportunities to draw a strong character who can help you conquer even the most difficult battles.

In this guide titled “Destiny: Rerolling Redone,” we’ll demystify the rerolling process, provide step-by-step instructions on performing it across various platforms such as Android devices, iOS, and emulators, and offer helpful hints to optimize the rerolling speed. Lastly, we’ll share useful advice on how to secure your account to ensure you retain your valuable pull rewards when you finally achieve your ideal Fireteam assembly.

How to reroll efficiently in Destiny: Rising

In games like Destiny: Rising, which are gacha style, the power of your early game can greatly hinge on the caliber of the Lightbearers you initially draw from the initial banners. If you reroll, it provides an opportunity to start anew with superior characters, leading to a more seamless journey through the campaign and competitive modes without having to invest real money.

In Destiny: Rising, beginners are made to feel at ease with welcome bonuses, complimentary premium money, and numerous early draws. Typically, each reroll cycle lasts between 30-50 minutes, and as you get the hang of it, it becomes a familiar routine.

Additionally, those aiming for high efficiency may opt to utilize emulator multi-instance tools, allowing them to simultaneously execute multiple reroll trials. This increases their chances of acquiring the optimal Guardians from the get-go.

Destiny: Rising Reroll Guide for Android Devices

As a gaming enthusiast on Android, I’ve found a nifty trick that makes rerolling a breeze! Instead of having to uninstall and reinstall the game, you can simply reset your progress within the app itself. Here’s an easy-to-follow guide:

1. Open the game you want to reroll.
2. Navigate to the options or settings menu (this might be called something different depending on the game).
3. Look for an option that says ‘Reset Progress’, ‘Start Over’, or something similar. It’s usually buried deep within the menus, so don’t give up too quickly!
4. Confirm that you want to reset your progress, and voila! You’re ready to start anew with a fresh set of cards, characters, or whatever it is you’re rerolling for in your game. Happy gaming!

  • Launch Destiny: Rising and select Guest Login.
  • Complete the tutorial up to Assemble a Fireteam.
  • Claim beginner rewards from your mailbox and quest menus.
  • Use all Bon Voyage Charms and Lumina Leafs on your desired banners.
  • If you’re satisfied, bind your account.
  • If not, go to Settings > Other > Player Center > Account Deletion. Confirm deletion, then restart the game to begin a new cycle.
  • Repeat the process until you’re satisfied with the results.

Destiny: Rising Reroll Guide for iOS Devices

In Destiny: Rising, there’s no difference between rerolling on iOS devices and Android devices, so you can apply the same method for a successful reroll in the game.

How to reroll on an Emulator in Destiny: Rising

To excel at multiple simultaneous rerolls, an emulator proves indispensable. Utilizing tools such as BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or MEmu, you can effortlessly replicate several game instances for concurrent rerolling.

Here’s how to reroll on the emulator:

  • Download and install a 64-bit version of BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or MEmu.
  • Install Destiny: Rising and launch it once. Complete the initial data download and close the game.
  • Use the emulator’s Multi-Instance Manager to clone the game 4–10 times, depending on your PC specs.
  • Run each clone and start rerolling in parallel, completing the tutorial and doing pulls on each instance.
  • If one account pulls your desired Lightbearer, save it and bind that account.
  • If not, delete “bad” reroll instances and re-clone from your base setup to repeat the process quickly.

How to bind a game account in Destiny: Rising

After you successfully acquire your desired team of Guardians, it’s important to safeguard your progress. The most effective method for this is by linking your account. This way, regardless of whether you change devices, uninstall the app, or inadvertently log out, you won’t lose your precious Lightbearers.

To link your account, open the game “Destiny: Rising”. Navigate to the “Settings” menu, then choose “Others”, followed by “Player Center”. Inside Player Center, select “Bind Account”. From there, you can opt for Google (for Android) or Apple (for iOS) as your platform of choice. Once confirmed, your account will be securely linked and your progress will be safe.

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2025-08-31 03:12