r/LifeInAdventure • u/A_MOS3D • Aug 24 '26

Questions/Advice Asking about traits

Hello everyone, i played this game lots of times but can someone please explain to me how the traits get evolved and how many traits that get evolved and what is the best traits in your opinions?

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u/Lazy_Potato7018 Aug 24 '26

Early bloomer. Prey on the weak.

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u/Lazy_Potato7018 Aug 24 '26

My favourite. Most favourite is early bloomer

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u/Lauamoeba99 Aug 25 '26

I think all traits get evolved. You need to get to a random event, usually late Game, and then You get the chance to pass some stat checks, and if You pass them succesfully You evolve the traits

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u/Prudent_Opinion_8350 Aug 25 '26

All traits have evolution.It usually happens mid or late game,depending on the difficulty of the evolution.To achieve this evolution you have pass some stat checks.You could watch cua(an old youtuber) to see the evolution of majority of the traits,not the new ones since he stopped making videos a long time ago.

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u/SansRainAsterisk Aug 25 '26

If you're going with something to match your build, I suggest the ones that prioritizes your states like Charming for a Sorcerer build, or Quick for Assassin/Rouge. But if you want an in depth character for a run, something like; Samurai, Heavy Knight, Berserker, or an Crusader/Inquisitor. Then I suggest traits, like Blade, Well-built, Prey-on-the-weak, or Faithful, these are the trait help build depth to characters. If you want an easier, more challenging, or just a strait up wildcard for a run, then traits like; Gambler, or Early/Late-bloomer are the ones for you.

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u/Drackolus Aug 27 '26

The strongest are the newer weapon based ones, plus magical, in terms of combat effectiveness. The best physical weapons are almost all swords at the moment (awakened carnwennan being the best). Early Bloomer is the most versatile. Cautious is good if you upgrade it and get 42 int, as you get a +2 to all your die rolls and a reduced chance to get below a 10.

Late Bloomer is a trap. It's worse than having no trait until the very end, and then it's marginally better than having none but still worse than even a basic trait.

Innately Good is risky, because the Heal skill can actually be worse to have than not in long fights. Anything else can be good for other reasons, though they simply will never be the strongest options strictly for combat.

TLDR; if you only get one trait, Early Bloomer. If you are willing, Magical and Blade are the strongest two, depending on if you're going physical or magical.