rerolls
/riːˈroʊlz/
verb
- To roll something again, such as dice, a piece of dough, or a cylindrical object.
- The player chose to reroll the ball after it went off course.
- She decided to reroll the dough to make it thinner.
- If you don't like your first throw, you can reroll the dice.
- In games, to generate new random results or attributes for a character, item, or situation, often to get a better outcome.
- The game lets you reroll your starting equipment once.
- You can reroll the loot box to try for a rare item.
- He used a special token to reroll his character's stats.
Synonyms
noun
- An instance of rolling something again, especially dice or a game element.
- The game allows only three rerolls per turn.
- She asked for a reroll when the dice fell off the table.
- After the first reroll, he finally got a six.
- In gaming, a new set of random results or attributes obtained by rerolling.
- The character's reroll resulted in higher intelligence.
- His second reroll gave him a much stronger weapon.
- I saved my gold for a reroll of the item's enchantment.