Anime Dice Beginner Guide
Direct answerYour first hour in Anime Dice is simple because the official loop is explicit: roll dice to reveal anime characters, upgrade your dice for more luck, build a team from what you roll, and let money generate while you are offline. Spend your early money on dice luck, redeem codes only inside the game, and never trust third-party 'starter' services.
First 10 minutes
- Roll your starting dice and see what the reveal system does.
- Open the game menu and find where money/income collects.
- Do not spend premium currency yet — learn the loop first.
First hour checklist
| Task | Why | Evidence |
| Upgrade dice luck early | Every roll benefits; official lever | Official loop |
| Build any coherent team of what you rolled | Team is the official goal | Official loop |
| Collect offline income before it caps | Free money, official | Official description |
| Redeem codes only in-game | Code safety | Platform rule |
| Ignore 'starter hack' services | Scam/ban risk | Safety |
What not to do on day one
- Do not buy from third-party 'free gems' or 'leveling' services — scams and ban risks.
- Do not spend gems on unverified systems (spins, speculative rerolls) before learning the loop.
- Do not chase a 'meta team' from unverified tier lists — build by role from what you roll.
Where to go next
After the first hour, read Upgrade Priority (spending order), Luck (the core lever) and Codes (freshness rules). When you roll a question about a specific unit or trait, run it through the Unit Checker and Trait Reroll Checker instead of trusting a wiki table.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roll dice, upgrade dice luck, build a team from what you roll, and collect the offline income the official description promises.
No code can be officially verified (see Codes). Redeem anything you find in-game and treat reward claims as community-reported.
No — learn the loop first. Spend gems on verified progression (luck, team capacity) once you understand the economy.
No — it is derived from the official loop and platform safety rules, labeled as methodology rather than developer instructions.
Sources & Verification
- Roblox game page (official description) (official)