Traits Tier List Ranked S to C - Anime Dice Wiki

Overview

Traits are passives that sit on a unit card and multiply its stats, and they are one of two rerollable systems alongside grades. A unit holds exactly one trait at a time, which makes the choice consequential, and the top tier is rare enough that each all-round trait has a very low roll chance. See the best traits guide.

Traits Tier List Walkthrough

The video below ranks traits in the game from a player's perspective, which is a useful cross-check on the ordering here. Watch which stats they prioritise for an income plot versus a tower lineup, since the two goals weight traits differently. Pair it with our grades guide.

Full Trait Ranking

The ranking below follows the multiplier each trait applies and the number of stats it touches. All-round traits that raise income, damage and health at once sit above single-stat traits, because they improve both your plot earnings and your tower performance with one slot. See the reroll guide for how to spend limited tickets.

What Each Tier Is For

Tier placement maps onto what to do with the trait rather than just how good it is. An all-round passive transforms a unit, a tier-three single-stat passive is a solid keeper, and the low tiers are placeholders to be replaced. The unit tier list helps decide which units deserve the good ones.

Why All-Round Beats Single-Stat

A trait raising three stats at once beats one raising a single stat by a comparable amount, because a unit can only hold one trait. That makes the all-round passives the strongest slot for any unit you intend to keep. See the unit tier list for which units deserve them.

The exception is specialisation. If a unit exists only to sit on a pad, an income-only trait at the highest available multiplier can be perfectly adequate, and it frees you from spending rare rerolls chasing an all-round. Our best traits guide covers the cases where each approach wins.

Choosing What to Reroll

Reroll tickets are limited, so which unit receives them matters more than the reroll itself. Reroll only units already producing a meaningful share of your plot income, since a trait's value scales with the base it multiplies. The best traits guide has targets.

It is also worth stopping at good enough. Because the all-round tiers sit under one percent, chasing a marginally better trait on a unit that already holds a strong one burns tickets you could spend elsewhere. Set a target tier for each unit in advance, and stop the moment you reach it. The reroll guide covers the discipline.

A final consideration is timing. Rolling a batch of new units first and then deciding where tickets go avoids the common situation of spending a reroll on a unit that a better pull replaces an hour later. The farming guide covers batch rolling and how to inspect a full backpack.

Where Traits Come From

Traits are rolled at the trait station using Trait Rerolls, which come from a small number of sources. Because the supply is limited and a misclick is not refundable, knowing every source matters more here than almost anywhere else in the game. The codes page lists the current rewards that grant them.

• Redeeming active codes that award Trait Rerolls
• Clearing waves in the tower challenge
• Claiming daily rewards
• Remaining in your inventory indefinitely once earned
• Never refunded, so reroll only on keepers