Brown Dust 2 Reroll Guide

Most gacha reroll guides assume you must delete the account until a god roll appears. Brown Dust 2 is not that game. Infinite Draw lets you keep pulling a beginner banner until you accept a 5-star costume from a fixed pool. A true account reset is optional, slow, and usually worse than playing. Read this page, take a buffer-friendly Infinite result, then spend real time on getting started and team building.

Claim codes on the account you intend to keep. Couponing twenty guest accounts is a waste of a monthly window.

The Infinite Draw loop

1. Finish the tutorial until the draw menus unlock.
2. Open the Infinite / beginner banner.
3. Pull the guaranteed 5-star costume (and the SR EX weapon that comes with the bundle).
4. If you dislike the costume, pull again on the same banner. You do not delete the account for this step.
5. Stop when you have a costume you will actually raise. Then bind the account.

A typical Infinite bundle also includes a 4-star costume, mixed 3-stars, and gear. You cannot snag a UR exclusive weapon from that specific slot — do not reroll forever hunting one.

New player quick reroll guide for Brown Dust 2

What to keep from Infinite

Priority is a costume you will plus, not the prettiest splash art.

Strong beginner keeps

• Justia costumes (White Reaper / Knight of Blood line) — fixed damage AoE that deletes story packs. She cannot crit, which is a fair trade for ignoring defense.
• Eleaneer — physical core if you want a shooter line. Grab Freischutz if the bundle offers the matching EX.
• Scheherazade (Schera) — magic core. Matching EX (Plentithoum) is the same idea.
• Kry — 4-star who stays relevant. A UR Kry costume (Crying Devil and friends) is a high-value Infinite chase if it is in your current pool.
• Support costumes that land in Infinite — keep them even at +0. Buffers scale the account.

Fine to skip

• A 5-star attacker whose AoE is a single tile you cannot line up in story.
• Duplicate 3-stars you will replace from the pub / tavern recruit.
• “Collect the whole splash” syndrome. You will earn base costumes by playing packs.

Community lists rotate. Cross-check the tier list and PvE ranks after you pick a damage type. Do not treat a 2023 Justia-only article as law; Justia is still excellent for story, and she is not the entire endgame.

12-Pick versus a full reset

After Infinite, the 12-Pick selective banner is how new Masters actually shape an account. You choose up to twelve costumes with raised odds and feed it selective tickets. Supports first:

• Damage buffers (Teresse line, Lathel Homunculus, similar ATK/MATK buffs)
• Amplifiers / vulnerability (Liberta Dark Saintess, Diana Magical Innovator)
• Chain support (Refithea, Celia, Zenith depending on the current shop)

A guest-account factory that hunts Apostle Blade or Morpeah on a limited banner is a hobby, not a beginner path. Those units are real S-tier names on the attacker list. They are also limited, hungry for plus ranks, and useless if you have no buff stack. Play the game; the costume guide explains pity (200 pulls on a rate-up) so you can do the math before you reset.

When a true reroll is justified

Reset (or a fresh guest) only if:

• You already bound the wrong account and cannot Infinite anymore.
• You spent beginner tickets on a 1-Pick DPS and have no buffer path.
• You are collecting a content-creator seed and you know the time cost.

Delete from the in-game account menu, or simply start a new guest on a second device. Do not pay for a “reroll service.” After the new tutorial, redeem codes again if the coupon still allows a second nickname — many monthly codes are one per account, not one per device.

After you accept a seed

1. Bind login.
2. Run how to redeem for 2026BD2SEP if the window is open.
3. Park remaining tickets on 12-Pick supports. See players/supports.
4. Learn the grid in combat with the story team you have, not the team you wish you pulled.
5. Follow the daily checklist so stamina and shop rotations do the rest.

Reroll is a door, not a lifestyle. The Masters who stall on Fiend Hunter are usually the ones who never practiced knockback, not the ones who kept a B-tier Infinite 5-star.