Traits & unlocks

How to use the trait reference

Search an effect such as mana, posture, or mining, then filter by an attribute group. The table combines the listed requirements into one field so that an attribute threshold is not mistaken for the full unlock condition.

One-stat traits primarily depend on a single attribute. Multiple-stat traits require investments across attributes. Special-condition traits may instead rely on quests, kills, levels, Marks, or another trait.

Finding a trait is not learning it

A requirement can reveal an available unlock while its purchase remains outstanding. The reviewed material places trait learning in the Inner Realm. Inspect the required Points and any additional conditions before assuming the passive is active.

For example, a trait may list both a level gate and an attribute gate, plus Marks and Points. Satisfying just the attribute does not fulfil the other fields.

Useful dependency checks

• Glass Cannon: compare its Intelligence and Magic Power requirements with the actual effect, which also depends on the difference between Intelligence and Vitality.
• Iron Rebound: includes Rapid Recovery as a prerequisite alongside its stat requirements.
• Efficient Ignition: depends on Bombmaker’s Manifesto rather than being an independent bomb upgrade.
• Weapons Expert: concerns proficiency experience gain. It does not lower every weapon’s proficiency requirement.

These examples explain the listed dependency structure; they are not a ranking of the best traits.

Costs and older guides

Several costs and level gates differ between the current Fandom table and older coverage. The current reference lists Pacifist with 200 Marks, while also discussing older conflicting values. Our table follows that dated reference and keeps its full requirements visible.

Aerial Pursuit lists an attribute and level without an explicit point price. Air Dash uses a configuration-style prerequisite. Missing details remain missing rather than being converted into invented requirements.

A practical unlock check

Write down the trait’s effect and trigger, every attribute threshold, its level or quest gate, any preceding trait, and the purchase cost. Visit the relevant Inner Realm interface to learn it; having the required attribute is only one part of the process.

The beginner walkthrough at 4:35 distinguishes the Grimoire Echo, used for magic passives, from Meditation, used for active magic abilities. Check the correct interface before concluding that an earned unlock is missing.

When a build mentions a trait by an older name, compare its actual effect and dependencies with the table. Do not spend solely because another character reached a particular stat threshold.

Choosing traits for a build

Select effects that contribute to your actual task and check the total unlock budget. A temporary low-health effect, an out-of-combat effect, and a general passive are not interchangeable. Read the trigger as carefully as the percentage.

Use stats to interpret attribute requirements and build planning to connect these unlocks with magic and equipment. If a current game screen disagrees with this table, prefer the screen and record the version before making a correction.