The Portal Stats Reset Scrolls Explained

Stats Reset Scrolls let you refund invested attribute points in The Portal so you can rebuild STR, VIT, INT, and WIS around your class. They are one of the most valuable launch code rewards—and the easiest to waste if you reset before you understand class priorities. This guide covers every verified scroll source, how scrolls differ from Job Change and Race Reroll Mirrors, and a safe timeline for using them.

What a Stats Reset Scroll does

A scroll returns spent attribute points to your pool. Your class stays the same. Learned moves stay until you Job Change. Race stays until you spend a Race Reroll Mirror. Only the point allocation changes.

Use scrolls when:

• You spread points evenly “just in case” and now feel weak
• You planned Warrior but dumped WIS by mistake
• A patch or build guide changes secondary priorities
• You finished tutorial achievements and know your long-term class

Do not use scrolls to “try another class.” That requires Job Change (and often a Job Change Mask), which deletes learned moves.

Verified code sources

Code	Stats Reset Scrolls	Also grants
5KLIKES	3	1 Job Change Mask, 5 Race Reroll Mirrors
1KLIKES	3	3 Race Reroll Mirrors

Expired sources that once included scrolls: CHAPTER2 (5), SORRY3 (3). Do not retry expired strings—see Codes Hub.

Redeem after the tutorial via How to redeem codes. Full item strategy: Code rewards explained.

Class stat priorities (reset toward these)

Class	Primary	Secondary	Notes
Warrior	STR, DEX	VIT, AGI	Physical DPS; avoid dumping everything into WIS
Defender	VIT, STR, WIS	—	Tank line; Corrupted Human races pair well
Enchanter	INT, DEX	VIT	Glass magic; High Elf helps
Cleric	WIS, INT	VIT	Support; keep enough VIT to survive

Deep builds: Warrior, Defender, Enchanter, Cleric. Plan race first with How to choose a race and the Race-class picker.

Recommended timing

1. Redeem all active codes so scrolls sit in inventory—do not spend yet.
2. Pick class and race using tier lists and the picker tool.
3. Play through early quests with a temporary allocation that matches your class primaries.
4. Complete easy achievements that grant AGI/DEX (Achievements and codex) so free stats land before a reset.
5. Reset once when you understand which secondary stats you actually need.
6. Save leftover scrolls for mid-game mistakes or patch changes.

Resetting three times in the first hour usually means you never locked a plan—not that the game is broken.

Scrolls vs Job Change Mask vs Race Reroll Mirror

Item	Changes	Keeps	Risk
Stats Reset Scroll	Attribute points	Class, race, moves	Low if planned
Race Reroll Mirror	Race outcome	Class, points (usually)	Can lose a rare 10% race
Job Change / Mask	Class	Race	Deletes learned moves

Masks from 2KLIKES and 5KLIKES only cover Job Change access. They do not preserve ultimates. Read Job Change before using a mask “because I have a scroll too.”

Interaction with Combat Points

Resetting stats does not wipe gear CP, achievement CP, or codex CP. It can feel like a power drop if you temporarily under-invest in your class primary. Reassign primaries first, then secondaries, then check your sheet. See Combat Points.

Gathering and mobility while you decide

While scrolls stay unused, equip RELEASE tools and the Wooden Glider so exploration continues: Fishing and gathering, How to get a Wooden Glider. Favorite the game for +5% XP so quest levels keep moving during planning.

Common mistakes

• Resetting before redeeming all codes (you might unlock more scrolls)
• Using a scroll instead of a Job Change when you want a new class fantasy
• Chasing perfect rare races with mirrors while stats are still random noise
• Spreading points again after a reset “to be flexible”
• Ignoring device lag that makes fights feel like bad stats—check System requirements

Related pages

• Codes Hub
• Code rewards explained
• Job Change
• How to choose a race
• Combat Points
• Getting started