Reset decision guide
Rebirth is the game's exchange rate: give back a run's progress, receive a permanent multiplier. Here is what a recorded run shows about the cost, the reset, and the ladder — and a rule for timing it.
Pressing Rebirth costs 1,000 wins per action and wipes your current run — the August 13, 2026 recording by KEIBLOXex shows the reset taking "everything away" mid-stage-18 push. In return, your account-side rebirth total climbs a multiplier ladder: that session unlocked a 50x multiplier around 100,000 rebirths and reached a 100x cap near 10 million rebirths, which the player called the last step. The multiplier applies to your per-click Fire, which is why a post-rebirth account re-clears old walls in single clicks and why the planner's clicks-needed output collapses after a reset.
One named source so far — KEIBLOXex's August 13, 2026 recording, rechecked 2026-10-09. The developer has not published the ladder; if your panel shows different milestones, your screen wins.
| Rebirth total | Multiplier | What it means in play |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1x | Base game; every wall costs raw clicks or meditation time. |
| ~100,000 | 50x | The tier the recorded run targeted: at 50x, a stage-18 wall's click count drops from millions of clicks to thousands. |
| ~10,000,000 | 100x | Described on screen as the last multiplier step; the session unlocked it live and called the result "bizarre". |
Reading the ladder: each rebirth action costs 1,000 wins, so the 50x tier represents roughly 100 million farmed wins. That sounds absurd until you see the same recording banking 250 million wins in a stage-18 sitting — the win economy scales with the walls, and rebirths are how that scaling gets spent. Above 100x, nothing has been documented: the recording called it the last step, and any claim of a 1,000x tier belongs to a different game or a different truthfulness standard, so it stays off this page until a dated source shows it.
Take the documented stage-18 setup: a ~4-trillion-Fire wall, a pre-rebirth per-click value of 850 million. From the calculator page, that wall costs 1,883 clicks raw. At the 50x tier the same per-click stat effectively becomes 42.5 billion per click, so the same wall costs ceil(1.6 trillion ÷ 42.5 billion) = 38 clicks — and the 500-trillion bedrock wall behind it drops from 588,236 clicks to 11,765. That is the entire economic argument for resetting a run you have already invested hours into: the ladder converts stubborn walls into speed bumps, and it compounds with every click upgrade you re-buy on the fresh run.
Use the clicks-vs-reset test: run the next wall through the Fire Goal Planner, and if the whole clicks it demands exceed what an hour or two of post-rebirth grinding would produce at a multiplied rate, reset. The archived decision point was stage 18, where walls at 4–500 trillion Fire made the 50x tier worth more than continuing.
Your run: the recording shows the reset wiping in-run progress outright ('the rebirth takes everything away'). What persists between runs — like Titles or unlocked cosmetics — is not clearly shown, so check your profile before pressing rather than assuming either way.
1,000 wins per rebirth action in the August 13, 2026 recording, shown on the rebirth panel. Wins are farmable — the same session banked hundreds of millions — so the cost is time, not scarcity.
It is the highest step the documented session reached: 50x around 100,000 rebirths and 100x near 10 million rebirths, described on screen as the last multiplier step. If a later update extends the ladder, this page's numbers get a new checked date — treat anything beyond 100x as rumor until then.
Compare the wall's click cost against a multiplied fresh run.
The loop you will re-walk after the reset.
What to recheck before trusting the ladder.
