Star Sailors Reroll Guide: Best Characters and Banners to Target for a Perfect Start

So you’ve just downloaded Star Sailors, the new collectible turn-based RPG from Com2uS Holdings (developed by Panana Studio). The anime-style visuals are stunning, the combat is fluid, and the world is massive. But here’s the thing—your first few pulls can make or break your early experience.

What if your very first summoning session could determine how smoothly you cruise through the early game? Instead of settling for a mediocre start, you can reroll smart and walk away with top-tier units like Nina, Jen, or Kaira right from day one.

This guide covers everything you need to know: how to reroll efficiently, which characters are actually worth chasing, which banners to pull on, and when to stop and lock in your account.

Is Rerolling Worth It in Star Sailors?

Let’s be real—rerolling takes time. Each cycle runs about 10 to 20 minutes. You’ll be playing through the tutorial, claiming rewards, pulling, and resetting if you don’t get what you want.

So is it worth it?

Yes—if you care about having a strong start.

Star Sailors isn’t a game where one single “broken” unit carries everything. Instead, success depends on team synergy through the Chain system,elemental interactions, and Time Traits. That means rerolling isn’t about chasing one must-have hero—it’s about securing strong foundations that will fit into many team setups later.

Starting with an S-tier unit like Jen, Nina, or Kaira will make boss fights, story stages, and farming significantly easier. You’ll save resources, progress faster, and have more flexibility when building your endgame teams.

That said, if you’re not the patient type, you can skip rerolling—you’ll eventually pull better characters over time. But if you want to maximize your account’s potential from the jump, rerolling is the way to go.

 

How to Reroll – Step-by-Step Process

The reroll process in Star Sailors is surprisingly user-friendly. The game supports guest login and has a straightforward account deletion system, making it ideal for multiple attempts.

Step 1: Download and Launch the Game

Download Star Sailors from the App Store or Google Play.

Step 2: Play Through the Tutorial

Launch the game and log in as a guest. Play through the introductory stages until you clear Stage 1-5 and unlock the summoning banner. This takes about 10–15 minutes.

Warning: The game may crash if you click through dialogue and windows too quickly. Click at a steady pace to avoid restarting.

Step 3: Claim Your Rewards

After the tutorial, the game will prompt you to do your first 10-summon. This summon is guaranteed—you will always get Caroline, a 3-star Fire Debuffer.

Then, open your mailbox (top right corner of the main screen) and claim all launch rewards. Depending on whether you pre-registered, you’ll receive:

Reward	All Players	Pre-Registered
Diamonds	2,000	2,000 (additional)
Gold	400,000	–
Silver Compasses (Standard Banner)	20	35 (additional)
Golden Compasses (Limited Banner)	–	20

Step 4: Pull on Banners

Use your compasses to summon:

• Golden Compasses→ Limited/Pickup Banner
• Silver Compasses→ Standard Banner

You should have enough for roughly 20 Limited summons + 30–55 Standard summons depending on pre-registration status.

Step 5: Evaluate Your Pulls

Check what you got:

• Did you pull Nina, Jen, Kaira, Heidi, or Iris?
• If yes—congratulations! You can stop rerolling.
• If no—time to reset.

Step 6: Delete Account & Restart

If you didn’t get what you wanted:

• Tap the burger menu(top right corner)
• Go to Account
• Press Delete Account and confirm
• The game will kick you back to the title screen
• Log in as guest again and repeat the process

 

How Many Summons Do You Get?

Here’s the breakdown of what you can expect per reroll cycle:

• Guaranteed 10-pull→ Caroline (always)
• Launch rewards→ 20 Golden Compasses + 20–55 Silver Compasses
• Total pulls→ Roughly 30–50+ pulls per reroll

With a 2% base rate for 3-star characters, you have a decent chance of pulling at least one S-tier unit per cycle. The Limited Banner also has a pity system—every summon gives you 1 point, and at 100 points (100 summons), you can directly exchange for the featured character.

 

Reroll Tier List – Best Characters to Target

Nina – Earth Attacker (Daylight)

The must-have DPS. Nina is widely considered the best single-target damage dealer in the current meta. She boosts her own Critical Rate and can unleash devastating burst damage, making her especially valuable for bosses and high-priority enemies.

• Key Skills: Hook Shot (multi-hit with Zugzwang bonus), Grey Zone (Crit Rate buff), Checkmate (massive single-target damage)
• Best paired with: Hunter K (Earth Assist Partner) for crit synergy
• Verdict: If you pull Nina, stop rerolling immediately.

Jen – Fire Defender (Daylight)

The ultimate tank/support hybrid. Jen is one of the safest reroll picks you can get. She provides healing,damage reduction, and can strip buffs from enemies. That mix of survivability and control makes her incredibly useful in both early progression and tougher fights later on.

• Key Traits: Heals allies, reduces incoming damage, removes enemy buffs
• Best paired with: Heidi and Nina in Daylight Fire compositions
• Verdict: A top-tier anchor for any team.

Kaira – Light Supporter

The hybrid healer/sub-DPS. Kaira shines during long boss encounters where sustained healing and steady output matter more than burst. She provides healing and applies a “Zeal” buff that grants your team an attack boost—especially potent against elite enemies and bosses.

• Role: Support with meaningful damage contribution
• Best for: Extended fights and boss battles
• Verdict: Fantastic long-term investment.

Heidi – Fire Attacker

The best AoE damage dealer in Star Sailors. Heidi’s abilities hit multiple enemies, and she scales incredibly well in debuff-focused teams. Almost all of her skills are multi-hit, making her devastating for clearing waves.

• Key Strength: Excels in Fire team compositions
• Best paired with: Jen for protection, debuffers for maximum damage
• Verdict: A powerhouse for story progression and farming.

Iris – Light Attacker

Built for crit-focused teams, Iris delivers strong single-target DPS and benefits heavily from self-synergy around critical hits. She fits perfectly into aggressive compositions.

• Role: Single-target burst DPS
• Verdict: A great alternative if you don’t pull Nina.

 

When to Stop Rerolling

Here’s a simple rule:

Stop rerolling if you pull ANY S-tier unit (Nina, Jen, Kaira, Heidi, or Iris).

If you want to be extra picky, aim for:

• Nina + Jen (the dream start—best DPS + best tank)
• Nina + Kaira (damage + sustain)
• Heidi + Jen (AoE clear + survivability)

Don’t spend days rerolling for the “perfect” account. The game is heavily team-focused, and you’ll eventually pull more units over time. One S-tier unit is enough to give you strong foundation.

 

Final Verdict

InStar Sailors, a powerful opening roster isn’t luck—it’s strategy. With fast account resets and smart banner choices, you can reroll efficiently until you land the team you really want.

Spend a little extra time now, and you’ll cruise through early content with confidence instead of regret.

Good luck, and happy rerolling!