99 Rerolls And Doubled Class Stats

If you’ve ever found yourself rage-quitting Mewgenics because the ability draft handed you three useless skills and a stat penalty right before a boss fight, you’re not alone and you’re exactly the kind of player this mod was made for. The 99 Rerolls and Doubled Class Stats mod, available on Nexus Mods, is a game-changing quality-of-life and gameplay tweak for Mewgenics that fundamentally reshapes how you interact with the game’s core class progression and level-up systems. In Mewgenics, the roguelite cat-breeding RPG created by Edmund McMillen, every run hinges on the luck of the ability draft: when your cat levels up after a battle, only four abilities are presented, and you can only pick one. With 13 distinct classes in the game, from Warriors and Wizards to the chaos-fueled Jester, the ability pool is enormous, meaning the chances of seeing exactly what you need on any given level-up are frustratingly slim. This mod directly addresses that pain point by granting players 99 rerolls per level-up, effectively letting you browse the entire class ability pool at will, and on top of that, it doubles all class stat bonuses, making every class feel dramatically more powerful and rewarding to build around. Whether you’re a casual player who just wants to experiment with synergies, a theorycrafter optimizing the perfect Tinkerer or Monk build, or someone who simply wants to experience Mewgenics without the brutal RNG tax, this mod delivers a smoother, richer, and far more satisfying version of the game you already love.

What Is Mewgenics?

Mewgenics is a turn-based roguelite RPG developed by Edmund McMillen, the creator of The Binding of Isaac, where players breed and manage a party of cats, each assignable to one of 13 distinct classes. The game features deep class mechanics, ability drafting upon level-up, and genetic cat-breeding systems that make every run unique. Core to the experience is the RNG-heavy level-up system, where limited ability choices and reroll opportunities can make or break a run.

The Problem This Mod Solves

In vanilla Mewgenics, rerolling level-up abilities is a scarce resource. Players rely on items like the D6, Furry Dice, Chaos Controller, and Jester set pieces to gain even a handful of extra rerolls per level. The Jester’s Soul passive, for example, grants only 2 rerolls, and the Jester set bonus adds just 3 more. Even with the Tinkerer’s Armor Specialist passive doubling equipment effects, most players are looking at 10 rerolls maximum under ideal conditions, and that requires a very specific, hard-to-assemble build. For players who don’t want to engineer a reroll-focused loadout just to have decent build variety, the base game’s system can feel suffocating.

Mod Features

This mod introduces two major changes to the Mewgenics gameplay loop:

• 99 Rerolls Per Level-Up: Instead of being locked into whatever four abilities the game randomly offers, you now have 99 chances to reroll the ability draft at every single level-up. This effectively gives you full access to your class’s ability pool on demand, letting you cherry-pick the exact skills needed for your current build or synergy strategy.
• Doubled Class Stats: All class-specific stat bonuses are multiplied by two, meaning classes like the Tank feel tankier, Warriors hit harder, and support classes like the Cleric or Druid offer far more impactful bonuses right from the start. This change makes class identity feel more pronounced and every class choice more meaningful.
• Full Build Customization: Combined, these two features allow players to explore ability synergies that are nearly impossible to achieve consistently in vanilla, such as stacking Wizard spells with Necromancer passives or building a Psychic-Monk hybrid without praying for the right draft.
• No Grinding Required: You no longer need to farm specific items like the Chaos Controller or assemble niche gear sets just to get a few extra rerolls.
• Compatible with All Classes: The mod works across all 13 classes, including late-game unlocks like the Jester, making it useful from the very beginning of a playthrough to the final acts.

Who Should Use This Mod?

This mod is ideal for several types of Mewgenics players:

• New players who want to learn the game’s class systems without being punished by bad RNG
• Experienced players who want to theorycraft specific builds and test synergies without relying on item-dependent reroll strats
• Casual players who prefer a more relaxed, exploration-focused experience over hardcore roguelite punishing runs
• Content creators showcasing specific class builds or ability combinations for guides and videos

Where To Download It

The 99 Rerolls and Doubled Class Stats mod is hosted on Nexus Mods, the leading mod repository for Mewgenics and hundreds of other games.

• Platform: Nexus Mods
• Requirements: A copy of Mewgenics on PC; a free Nexus Mods account to download
• File Type: Standard mod file compatible with manual installation or a mod manager

Nexus Mods currently hosts hundreds of thousands of mods across thousands of games, and the Mewgenics section has been growing rapidly since the game’s release, with mods ranging from difficulty tweaks to full class overhauls.

How To Use It

Installing and activating this mod is straightforward:

1. Create or log into your Nexus Mods account: At nexusmods.com
2. Navigate to the mod page: At nexusmods.com/mewgenics/mods/38 and click the download button
3. Download a mod manager (such as Vortex, Nexus Mods’ official manager) or prepare for manual installation
4. Locate your Mewgenics game folder: Typically found via Steam by right-clicking the game → Manage → Browse Local Files
5. Place the mod files: Into the appropriate mods or data directory within the game folder, following any instructions included with the mod’s download
6. Launch Mewgenics: The 99 rerolls and doubled class stats will be active immediately on new and existing runs
7. Start a new run or load a save: Enjoy the full benefit of the expanded reroll system and boosted class stats during your next level-up

💡 Tip: If you’re also using the All Classes Unlocked mod alongside this one, make sure to start a fresh save file for the best compatibility experience.