Permanent Luck
+1 permanent Luck, raising your odds of rolling rarer units on every future roll.
Roll astronomically rare units, place them on the path, and defend against the endless zombie waves.
Secret unitOnly 2.7% of players ever pulled this
How rare each rung is — and the share of players who ever pulled it.
Six passes that roll faster, luckier, and field more units.
+1 permanent Luck, raising your odds of rolling rarer units on every future roll.
Chat tag, bonus Coins, and +1 Luck — a stacked value pass that touches income, luck and status.
Roll 2 units per roll instead of 1, doubling how fast your collection and equip pool grow.
Roll x2 faster, cutting the time between rolls so you cycle through attempts quicker.
Equip one more unit than the base cap, letting you field an extra defender against the waves.
Automatically equips your strongest units, so your best pulls are always on the field without manual swapping.
Real screenshots from Roll to Defend.
Roll to Defend is a roll-based tower defense game where you spin for random units and send your best pulls out to fight endless zombie waves. Every roll draws a unit whose rarity is written as odds — a common 1 in 10K near the start, climbing all the way to a 1 in 10B secret at the top of the ladder. Rarer units hit harder, so the whole loop is a chase for better odds: roll units, equip and place them on the path, clear the waves for Coins, then pour those Coins straight back into more rolls.
Luck is the lever that bends the odds in your favor. Raising your Luck stat shifts every future roll toward the deep end of the ladder, turning a one-in-a-billion daydream into something you might actually hit. You gain Luck for free by liking the game, joining the developer group for the EXTRA LUCK bonus, and playing alongside friends, and you can stack more through the Permanent Luck and VIP gamepasses. Coins keep piling up even while you are offline, so a strong field left defending overnight funds a fresh burst of rolls the next time you log in.
New to the game? The beginner guide walks the first hour step by step, the rarity and odds page breaks down every rung of the ladder, and the codes page tracks whether Roll to Defend has any active codes yet. This Roll to Defend Wiki keeps each system — rolling, luck, zones and waves, and gamepasses — documented with the game's real numbers rather than guesses.