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Okishima 1336 Reroll Tokens: What They Are, How to Get Them, and What a Reroll Changes

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Reroll Tokens are Okishima 1336's reroll resource. Learn what they do, how the RELEASE code gets you 20 of them plus 5 Clan Tokens, and what the Customize menu reroll changes — height, speed, range and talents.

Quick answer

Reroll Tokens are Okishima 1336's reroll resource: guides describe them as the tokens that let you reroll your options, and they are separate from Clan Tokens, which are tied to clan progress. The documented way to get them right now is the code RELEASE, which grants 20 Reroll Tokens and 5 Clan Tokens when you redeem it in Roblox.

  • Redeeming RELEASE happens in the in-game Codes menu, which works even before you start playing — the full step-by-step is in the next section.
  • Rerolling happens through the Customize menu, where you can change everything about your roll: your height and your stats, which are talents — a build uses four talents from a larger pool.
  • Codes can expire. The Okishima 1336 codes page keeps the maintained list of what still works.

What Reroll Tokens are

Okishima 1336 hands out several kinds of Tokens, and Reroll Tokens are the one the code guides tie to rerolling — rolling your options again instead of staying locked into the roll you started with. They are a different currency from Clan Tokens: Clan Tokens are tied to clan progress, like working toward a high-tier clan. The RELEASE code pays into both at once, granting 20 Reroll Tokens plus 5 Clan Tokens in a single redemption.

How to get Reroll Tokens: the RELEASE code

As of the guides' November 2026 snapshots, RELEASE is the active Okishima 1336 code, and it is currently the documented source of Reroll Tokens. Redeem it soon rather than assuming it will still be there next week — Roblox codes can expire without warning. The Okishima 1336 codes page keeps the maintained list of which codes still work.

Redeeming takes under a minute:

  1. Start Okishima in Roblox.
  2. Open the Codes interface. Guides place it slightly differently: Destructoid shows a Codes button at the top of the screen, while Pro Game Guides describes a Codes icon in the upper-left corner — so look for Codes along the top edge or in the upper-left of your screen.
  3. Type RELEASE into the code field.
  4. Press Redeem, and the 20 Reroll Tokens and 5 Clan Tokens are added.

You don't have to spawn into the world first: per Destructoid, the Codes screen works even before you start playing, so you can lock in your tokens the moment the game loads.

What the reroll changes: the Customize menu

The Customize menu is how you roll your character in the first place — you can change everything about the roll. Two parts of that are documented in detail.

Height is a genuine trade-off rather than cosmetics:

Height choiceWhat it changes
ShorterYou're faster
TallerYou have more range

Stats are talents. A build uses four talents, drawn from a larger pool — there are quite a few to choose from — so which four talents your roll carries is the core of what you're rerolling for.

One boundary worth knowing: guides describe Reroll Tokens as the resource for rerolling, but none of the current guides pin down the exact menu where Okishima 1336 spends one. What is solid is the rest of the picture: Reroll Tokens exist as the reroll resource, RELEASE stocks you with 20 of them, and the Customize menu is where your roll's height and talents are actually changed.

Because RELEASE also pays 5 Clan Tokens, the guide on how to get Clan Tokens covers the other half of that reward, and the Okishima 1336 character customization guide goes deeper on shaping your roll. For everything else code-related, the codes page is kept current as codes rotate.