Trait Rerolls Guide

Overview

Trait Rerolls are one of the highest-value micro investments in a champion economy because each use replaces a champion passive immediately. A reroll uses the dedicated Trait Rerolls consumable item and does not consume Yen or Chikara Shards.

What Trait Rerolls consume

Unlike other upgrades, Trait Rerolls are not paid with Yen or Chikara Shards. The only required payment is the Trait Reroll item itself.

Typical sources of the item:

• Game codes (highest priority channel; players commonly watch for the latest code drops).
• Daily tasks and event milestones.

Exact trait examples and multipliers

The following I-tier entries are official examples used in the current data scope:

• Weight Lifting I — +10% Strength
• Resistance I — +10% Durability
• Concentration I — +10% Chakra
• Mastery I — +10% Sword

Practical reroll sequence

1. Lock your target champion before any reroll action.
2. Open the trait panel and consume one Trait Reroll per attempt.
3. Accept the first trait outcome that matches your current progression goal.
4. Move to the next target champion when your reroll budget no longer supports additional optimization.

Sourcing and operational details

Always treat Trait Rerolls as a finite session resource:

• Use code batches first, then apply in one concentrated optimization window.
• Combine with existing champion order rules: Legendary+ and higher usually produce larger compound returns.
• Avoid spending rerolls on units that are not part of your active farm or boss route.

FAQ on reroll economics

Each champion can hold only one trait at a time, and each reroll replaces the current trait. A full optimization plan should define clear breakpoints and stop conditions; this is especially important when code cadence is sparse.

Summary workflow

Use the dedicated item economically, keep a stop-loss plan, and make your rerolls compound through higher-tier champions rather than broad randomization across weak units.