RE:Heads, Please! Accessory Tier List

Accessories in RE:Heads, Please! are the fashion layer on top of coin flips. They are not a second coin ladder. This ranking answers one question: what deserves your next Accessory Ticket, and what should wait until Enchant Books, sodas, and a real coin are handled? For the item rules, see Accessories. For the codes that print tickets, open the codes list. Coin grades stay on the coin tier list. The parent tier list hub covers why cosmetics get their own page.

This Roblox game is a live beta with online multiplayer. Ticket tables, VIP bundles, and gacha speed passes can change. We do not invent per-piece stat numbers. If a hat’s HUD does not show a luck line, this wiki will not pretend it has one.

Scarcity first, fashion second

Accessory Tickets are a code currency. During the current wave they have dropped from strings such as Update2.5, the ThankyouFor*CCU family (3k / 4k), and WeAreBack. Those same codes also drop Enchant Books. ThankyouFor5kCCU is a drink code (Luck Soda, Wealth Soda, Energy Drink) and does not refill tickets. If your bag still needs books, spending every ticket on a gacha spin is how you look great and flip like Penny.

S through C below is a priority ladder, not a DPS meter.

Rank	What it means	Spend when
S — bank the ticket	Tickets sit in inventory until books and a keeper coin exist	You still need Luck / Wealth / Flash books, or you are on Penny / Slime
A — VIP set you already paid for	Equip VIP Accessories from the VIP game pass	You bought VIP and the set is sitting unused
B — ticket gacha for a look you will wear	Spend a few tickets on the accessory roll	Books are covered and you care about the avatar
C — dump / auto-spin	Burn the stack or buy convenience	You are fashion-complete or you paid 99R$ to skip tapping

That S row is deliberate. A ticket you do not spend is still a ticket. A book you do not have is a coin that never gets Wealth III. The enchanting guide is the better “power” page. Come back here when the coin slot is honest.

VIP Accessories versus ticket gacha

The VIP game pass includes VIP Accessories. That is a defined bundle, not a ticket sink. If you already own the pass, equipping the VIP set is free value: you paid Robux once, the looks are yours, and they do not spend the code tickets you need for later rolls. We still do not publish fake luck percents on those pieces. Wear them because they are the VIP set, not because a spreadsheet invented +12% heads.

Ticket gacha is the other door. You spend Accessory Tickets, you roll a cosmetic, you hope it is something you want to keep on the avatar while you skate Pancake Station. Duplicate rolls and pieces you immediately hide are the C-tier outcome. There is no published pity on this wiki. Stop after you like the outfit. The Fountain still wants cash more than your tenth belt.

Treat the two doors as different currencies:

• VIP Robux → VIP Accessories (one-time pass).
• Codes → Accessory Tickets (and books, and sometimes scrolls).
• 99R$ → Fast Auto Accessory Gacha (speed, not a new rarity table we can document).

Mixing those up is how people buy the auto pass, skip books, and then wonder why Calendar still is not in the bag.

Fast Auto Accessory Gacha (99R$)

The Fast Auto Accessory Gacha pass costs 99 Robux. It is a convenience product: less tapping on the accessory roll. It is not ranked as S power because this wiki does not have a published multiplier that says auto-spin finds better hats. If you hate menus and you already have books, 99R$ is a comfort buy. If you are still unlocking Slime, put that Robux thought on hold and flip the coin.

Auto accessory spinning also makes it easier to dump tickets by accident. Turn it off while you still need a reserve for a future code drought.

What not to rank

• Unknown stats. If an accessory does not show a number, it is unranked as a buff. Fashion only.
• Old-game belts and halos. Those names belong to the other Heads, Please! place. Do not import them here.
• Engraving Scrolls. They are not accessories. They drop from Update2.5, hotfixeshotfixes, and dataloadingissues. Bank them; do not roll them like tickets.
• Sodas. Luck Soda, Wealth Soda, and Energy Drink are timed bag items from drink codes, not hats.

A sane ticket budget

1. Redeem every live string on the codes page.
2. Count Enchant Books. If the count is low, stop spinning cosmetics.
3. Equip VIP Accessories if the pass is owned.
4. Spend a small ticket slice on looks you will actually wear on the skateboard.
5. Leave a reserve. Codes expire; outfits do not pay $2,500 a flip.

Players who follow that order still get to show off on public servers. They also still have a coin that can climb the S through C list. Fashion is the dessert. The meal is profit per flip.

If a future patch publishes real accessory stat tooltips, this page will move individual pieces into letter grades. Until that tooltip exists, any guide that lists fake percentages is guessing. We would rather leave a row blank than lie about a headband.