A practical list of tracked styles, rarity, roles, and when to keep a roll.
Use active codes first, then try retest codes if you have not redeemed them. Old codes stay visible so failures are easier to understand.
Rankings favor practical match impact, ease of use, and how well the style supports common roles.
| Tier | Style | Rarity | Best role | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | Monster | Epic | All-round playmaker | Strong dribble pressure, reliable attacking reach, and enough flexibility to carry or finish. |
| A | Demon | Legendary | Aerial finisher | Excellent for players who can time lifted balls, volleys, and high-pressure shots. |
| A | Speedster | Rare | Speed dribbler | Easy to use for beginners who want to carry the ball and break space quickly. |
| B | Egoist | Rare | Starter scorer | Usable early, but less complete than higher-tier rolls once matches get faster. |
| C | Glamorous | Epic | Defense / goalkeeper | Niche value when you want a more defensive kit, but lower solo-carry impact. |
Stop on Monster if you need a reliable all-round build. Stop on Demon if you specifically enjoy aerial finishing and can support it with good positioning.
Do not burn every spin chasing rarity only. A style that matches your role often performs better than a rare roll you cannot use well.
Use active codes first, complete daily and weekly objectives, and watch official update notes for new milestones. Codes can move fast after patches.