void hunters reroll guide: Step-by-Step Target Rankings

A void hunters reroll guide is most useful when it turns the opening account into a repeatable routine. In the current Alpha-focused strategy, rerolling is not especially fast, so the goal is not to complete every early activity. Instead, unlock summons, configure the wishlist, collect the quickest rewards, and decide whether the account has a worthwhile legendary target.

The process may change when the global release arrives. Treat the routine below as an efficient starting framework rather than a permanent rule. The exact summon economy, mission rewards, and available champions can change between builds.

Video Highlights:

• Why wishlist configuration should happen immediately after unlocking the portal
• Which legendary champions are recommended as reroll targets
• How daily missions, campaign progress, and trial stars add summons
• Why short attempts are generally better than over-investing in one account

The early account loop generally follows this order:

1. Unlock the portal and open the wishlist.
2. Select the preferred attacker, tank, and faction targets.
3. Save the changes and confirm they remain active.
4. Push the campaign and complete quick missions.
5. Use the available summons and judge the result.
6. Reset if the account misses the target standard.

The wishlist is the most important setup action because it focuses your available champion pool. A wishlist does not replace summon luck, but it gives a reroll attempt a clearer objective. Select the recommended roles and factions, then use the save button before leaving the screen.

A common mistake is building the wishlist and assuming it is active without confirming the change. The setup should be repeated anywhere the game provides a separate wishlist panel. If the screen has multiple tabs, check each one and save every configuration.

The source strategy recommends selecting one attacker and two tanks where the available legendary pool allows it. It also points to a Dwarf selection because the relevant pool may contain fewer competing choices. The exact categories can vary by account progression or build, so use the current portal labels rather than copying a slot blindly.

A strong reroll route minimizes time spent on low-value tasks. The objective is to reach enough summons to evaluate the account without turning each attempt into a full progression session.

The fastest route depends on which missions appear and which rewards are available in the current build. Some missions disappear after completion, so claim their summons and gems while progressing. Trial stars can also contribute toward milestone rewards, making early three-star clears more valuable than slow optional exploration.

Gems should be treated as reroll resources. The recommended approach favors yellow summons when enough gems are available, while purple summons are less appealing for targeted attempts because the wishlist cannot be applied to them. Some players may prefer buying other summon resources, but the key principle is to preserve a short, repeatable loop.

The recommended targets cover three needs: reliable single-target damage, wave control, and defensive stability. A reroll does not need every champion on the list, but the account becomes more attractive when it secures one high-impact damage dealer or a strong combination of damage and protection.

Tish is the clearest damage recommendation. She is described as an exceptional single-target DPS option and can make early campaign encounters easier. Vol'jin provides a different kind of value. His attacks reduce turn meter, and his kit can stun targets, giving him strong control potential even when his long-term damage scaling has limitations.

Bernard is designed for focused incoming damage. His shield and taunt can redirect single-target attacks, while attack reduction and damage mitigation improve his defensive value. The second tank recommendation is intended to complement him by handling broader pressure. Because the supplied target discussion uses both “Yegoravin” and “Ignavus” in different passages, verify the current in-game name before locking the target.

Tish: Damage First

Choose Tish when the account needs a dependable damage carry. Her value is clearest when campaign stages are blocked by a durable enemy rather than by large groups of weak opponents. Pair her with a defensive champion so she can continue attacking without requiring excessive early resources.

Vol'jin: Control the Wave

Vol'jin is a strong choice for players who value control over pure critical-hit scaling. His attacks can reduce turn meter, and his stun effects become more reliable with the appropriate investment and accuracy. He is particularly useful when several enemies threaten the team at once.

Bernard: Protect the Team

Bernard is most effective against single-target attackers. His shield and taunt give him a clear job: absorb focused pressure while the rest of the team deals damage. He is less dominant when enemies rely primarily on AoE attacks, but his defensive utility remains useful during early progression.

The Second Tank Target

The second defensive target is described as having a large shield, self-healing, maximum-health scaling, ally protection, and defensive guard effects. Those tools suggest a complementary role beside Bernard. Build this champion for durability rather than damage, and confirm the current roster name in the client because the supplied material uses two labels.

The best reroll decision balances champion quality against time. A perfect-looking target is not useful if obtaining it requires repeatedly clearing every optional mission. Use the checklist below to keep attempts consistent and compare accounts fairly.

Use Bombor as an early progression investment when available for the campaign route described in the strategy. The recommendation is to put substantial early resources into Bombor for low-level wave clearing. If a champion also satisfies an Arclands or Seasoned requirement, that unit may deserve investment because it can help complete faction or mission objectives while the account develops.

Before keeping an account, ask four questions:

• Can the roster clear early waves without excessive manual effort?
• Does the account have either a reliable damage dealer or a useful control unit?
• Is there enough defensive coverage for focused and AoE threats?
• Did the account reach its result within a reasonable reroll time?

A reroll is successful when it gives you a practical foundation, not necessarily when it matches every recommended name. The opening roster should support campaign progress, resource collection, and future summons without forcing the account to depend on one narrow strategy.