Slime RNG Rebirths: 30 Displayed Goop Costs and Luck Multipliers

Slime RNG rebirths spend Goop to reset part of your run and raise the luck multiplier used for future slime rolls. The 30 displayed rebirth values cover Goop costs and multipliers, not a confirmed hard cap.

What rebirth changes

A rebirth spends the required Goop, resets coins and zone unlocks for that run, and gives the next listed luck multiplier for future rolls. The reset does not wipe everything: slimes, upgrades, luck, and highest-zone luck progress stay with the player.

How to time a rebirth

1. Push to the best zone you can reasonably clear first, because permanent zone luck is tied to the highest zone reached.
2. Spend coins on useful upgrades before coins reset.
3. Check whether saved Goop covers only the next rebirth or several rebirths in a row.
4. Rebirth when the next multiplier jump is worth rebuilding coins and zones.

Why Rebirth 30 is only the visible endpoint

Values are listed from Rebirth 1 through Rebirth 30, but Rebirth 30 should be treated as the end of the known list, not Slime RNG's maximum rebirth. Costs and multipliers past Rebirth 30 should stay unknown until the game shows those rows.

How to Use This Slime RNG Rebirths List

Rebirth is the numbered milestone. Goop required is the amount spent to activate that rebirth, and Luck multiplier is the listed multiplier for that stage. Use the multiplier to compare stages, not to infer an unverified formula. Reset rules are shared across the system, so they belong in the rebirth explanation instead of repeating in every row.