Nethros WikiNethros Races: All Races, Odds, and Rerolls
Nethros has eight possible races: Human, Taurin, Geonite, Primalis, Draconic, Weaver, Ashkin, and Seraphim. A race contributes to a character's playstyle through its unique Fated Virtue, Race Skills, and Base Stats.
A Fated Virtue is the race's passive effect. Race Skills and Base Stats further distinguish how each race plays. The available sources do not provide the individual virtues, skills, or stat values for each race, so this page does not rank the races by strength.
All race odds
Two community sources list different character-creation probabilities. Both agree on the eight available races and their relative rarity order, but the exact percentages conflict.
| Race | Community table A | Community table B |
|---|---|---|
| Human | 30% | 23.2% |
| Taurin | 25% | 23.2% |
| Geonite | 18% | 16.8% |
| Primalis | 15% | 13.6% |
| Draconic | 12% | 11.2% |
| Weaver | 7% | 6.4% |
| Ashkin | 4% | 4% |
| Seraphim | 2% | 1.6% |
Treat these as community-reported odds rather than fixed official rates. In both tables, Human and Taurin are the most common outcomes, while Seraphim is the rarest.
Rerolling a race
Race rerolls are available only while creating a new character. Once character creation is finished, the race cannot be changed.
- Reroll before completing new-character creation.
- Pay 125 Robux for each reroll.
- The race currently shown is removed from that reroll's possible outcomes.
- Finish character creation only after deciding to keep the result.
Because the current race cannot repeat on a reroll, each reroll guarantees a different race from the one currently assigned. It does not guarantee a particular target race.
Choosing a result
Race selection is permanent after character creation, so evaluate the race as part of your intended build rather than relying on rarity alone. Its Fated Virtue, Race Skills, and Base Stats all affect the character's overall playstyle.
The detailed effects needed to compare individual race builds are not currently available here. Until those values are verified, avoid treating the probability table as a power ranking.