Guide to Star Savior Codes and Reroll Process

March 20, 2026byadmin

By redeeming **Star Savior Codes**, you can gather a variety of freebies with the simple click of a button. Well, it takes a few clicks, but you know what I mean.

New players to [Star Savior](https://www.starsavior.com/en) might want to check out both my [Star Savior Tier List](https://www.gamezebo.com/walkthroughs/star-savior-tier-list/), which ranks all characters, and my [Star Savior Arcana Tier List](https://www.gamezebo.com/walkthroughs/star-savior-arcana-tier-list/). The latter ranks all Arcana cards and goes over how Relics work.

## Star Savior Codes

Free rewards aplenty for your Saviors.

### Active Codes (March 2026)

Each of these codes can be redeemed right now in Star Savior, but be quick, as you never know when they might expire.

– **STARSAVIOR251120**
– **HELLOSTARSAVIOR**
– **MONASTIRVALENTINEDAY**
– **251127STARSAVIOR**
– **STARSAVIORHAPPY100DAYS**

### How to Redeem Codes

With the codes listed above, you can redeem them in-game by finding the codes box. The steps below point you in the right direction:

1. Open the Star Savior app on your device
2. Select the in-game menu by tapping the icon in the top right of the screen
3. Look to the right of the menu to find the Settings option, indicated by a cogwheel icon
4. From here, select the ‘Account Management’ tab
5. There’s a blue button at the bottom right of the Account Management window; this is the Codes feature
6. Select the blue button to open the Code Redemption window
7. Type out a code, or copy and paste from my list above
8. Tap the blue button to redeem the code
9. Check your in-game mailbox to find your free rewards. It can take a few minutes for them to appear, so don’t worry, the code hasn’t failed to work. If a code has expired, the game will let you know

### Rerolling in Star Savior

If you’ve summoned on the banner and you’re not too happy with the characters you got, then rerolling might be the best call. Before I start, I recommend not redeeming any codes until you plan to no longer reroll, as it can complicate things a little.

Like most gacha games, rerolling in Star Savior involves signing in with a guest account rather than binding your in-game account to an email or social media platform. If you’ve already done the latter, you’ll have to delete your account and the files for Star Savior from your device.

Only then can you redownload the game to repeat the introductory content until you unlock the gacha banners.

#### Do I Recommend Rerolling?

Rerolling isn’t always the best-case scenario that it seems to be. Yes, you might get the characters you want, but you’ll probably get them later down the line anyway.

It’s a time-consuming process that doesn’t guarantee your desired characters. I’d much rather spend the time actually playing and enjoying the game.

### Downloads

– [Download on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/starsavior/id6443597557)
– [Download on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiobside.starMain)

### Related stories

1. [Slayers Unleashed Codes](https://www.gamezebo.com/walkthroughs/slayers-unleashed-codes/)
2. [Star Savior Tier List – Best Characters](https://www.gamezebo.com/walkthroughs/star-savior-tier-list/)

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