On Linux the typical LUKS setup is entirely separate from the login password. You don't lose anything if you forget the login password. You can just reset it with a live USB or similar.
If you mean the secure boot auto-unlock type of setup and you don't have a key backup, then you cannot reset your login password at all. You have to wipe the drive.
If you mean the secure boot auto-unlock type of setup and you don't have a key backup, then you cannot reset your login password at all. You have to wipe the drive.