Monster Hunter Outlanders Reroll Guide

Should you reroll?

Yes, reroll in Monster Hunter Outlanders, but only for a few runs aimed at one or two clear targets, since players report each cycle takes about 20 to 35 minutes. Every run starts a brand-new account, and in return you get roughly 42 to 50 recruitment pulls from mail, the starter banner and the ticket exchange. The game has no data reset, so on the Level Infinite version every attempt needs another Google, Apple or X account or a different email address. The Garena version has a different set of login options, listed in the steps below.

The free rewards cut the case for long sessions. The launch events bring Luka and Pyro to the squad at no cost, and event missions after launch add recruitment items for more than 400 recruits. Our advice is to set a time budget, chase Arkaya or Madelyn, and start playing once one of them shows up. This page follows the order of our main Monster Hunter Outlanders tier list, looked at from a fresh account.

Why Midori is not our first pick

Since launch, Japanese guide sites mostly put Midori first, and Midori headlines the first featured recruitment, so many reroll plans aim straight at Midori. We place Midori in B. That is a paper judgment from the official kit: no timed or damage data from the live game exists yet, and the rules for when we move someone are in how we rank Monster Hunter Outlanders Adventurers. We recheck Midori on November 1, 2026.

If you want Midori anyway, keep two things in mind. A fresh account can only try so often: mail gives 5 tickets for the limited Midori banner, and pity on that banner is not confirmed yet. Players also describe Midori as harder to handle than other picks, with unusual skill motions and damage that depends on landing timed counters. Midori suits players who want to practice that timing, not someone hoping for an easy first week.

Who to reroll for

The order matches the main list. Two Adventurers are worth a restart, two come free, and the rest are keeps rather than targets.

• Arkaya (S, Support, Lance): the first target. In the closed beta tests, Arkaya’s shield reached every squad member. Testers also report low personal damage, so Arkaya earns the spot through protection.
• Madelyn (S, Support, Bow): the second target. Madelyn’s spores boost Madelyn and allies close by, and the Bow keeps the fight at range.
• Luka (S, Assault, Bow): do not reroll for Luka. Luka is free from the launch events.
• Pyro (A, Assault, Great Sword): do not reroll for Pyro either. Pyro is also free from the launch events.
• Rhodes (A, Assault, Hammer): no need to chase Rhodes on a reroll. The first rotating recruitment boosts Rhodes, and it runs on standard contracts.
• Everyone else: keep them if they drop, but do not restart an account for them.

How to reroll

1. Start on a fresh account. On the Level Infinite version, log in with a Google, Apple or X account, or an email address, that the game has not seen. Choose your server before you begin. The Level Infinite servers in North America, Japan and Europe do not share data, and characters cannot move between them, so the account you keep stays on the server where you made it. These steps follow player reports from the Level Infinite version. Garena publishes the same game in Southeast Asia on its own servers, and its official login options are Google, Apple, Facebook, Garena and Guest. We have no reports on how rerolling works there.
2. Play the opening until recruitment unlocks. Push through the opening tutorial until the recruitment menu opens.
3. Claim the mail rewards and recruitment tickets. This includes the 5 tickets for the limited Midori banner and whatever the ticket exchange offers before the reroll point.
4. Pull on the starter and limited banners. The in-game rates screen shows a 0.6% base rate for an SSR Adventurer. The same screen shows the starter banner guarantees an SSR Adventurer within 50 pulls, and its 10-pull costs 20% less. That guarantee is for an SSR Adventurer, not a chosen one.
5. Check the result and decide. Keep the account if Arkaya or Madelyn is there. If not, log out and repeat from step 1 with another account.

Deleting the account between runs does not save you a new login. One player reports an account deletion option in the settings, but another reports that a deleted account’s email cannot be reused right away.

How long a reroll takes

Plan on about 20 to 35 minutes per cycle, based on player reports. You have no control over the result of any single cycle. That is why we set the budget before the first run rather than after a bad streak. For more on how the banners and contracts work, see our Monster Hunter Outlanders gacha guide.

When to stop rerolling

Stop at the first S-tier Support. Luka is free, so one Arkaya or one Madelyn gives you two S picks on day one. Add the free Pyro and the Fated Adventurer, who can sit in a squadmate slot, and you have a full squad of four with no more runs needed.

Stop as well when your time budget runs out, even without a target. The free recruits from the launch event missions far outnumber what any single reroll gives, so a plain start still has room to grow. A run with Midori but no S-tier Support is a judgment call. We would keep going for Arkaya or Madelyn, but if Midori is the Adventurer you want to learn, keeping that account is a fair choice.