Fast Learner targets EXP, Coin Eye targets Yuls, High Mana helps the Mana pool and recovery, and Strong Body supports Health and Stamina. Chosen One is a broader package, but its reported EXP bonus is lower than Fast Learner’s.
The nine documented trait packages
| Trait | Reported bonuses | Useful comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Steady Hands | +4% Stamina; +7.5% Stamina Regen | A small Stamina package |
| Thick Skin | +4% Health; +7.5% Health Regen | A small Health package |
| Coin Eye | +2.5% Mana Regen; +5% Yuls | Currency farming |
| Fast Learner | +5% Mana Regen; +10% EXP | Experience farming |
| Iron Lungs | +2.5% Stamina; +20% Stamina Regen | Stamina recovery |
| High Mana | +25 Mana; +17.5% Mana Regen | Mana capacity and recovery |
| Strong Body | +7.5% Health; +22.5% Health Regen; +5% Stamina; +12.5% Stamina Regen | Health and Stamina support |
| Mana Sensitive | +10% Health Regen; +12.5% Mana; +35% Mana Regen | Mana recovery with some Health recovery |
| Chosen One | +10% Health, Stamina and Mana; +25% regeneration for each; +7.5% EXP | A broad passive package |
BloxInformer trait reference, updated October 1, 2026; several bonuses also appear in Destructoid’s October 12 comparison. Checked October 18, but not retested in Update 2. “Useful comparison” is our interpretation, not a measured tier ranking.
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Why the rarest trait is not every answer
The clearest example is experience: Fast Learner lists +10%, while Chosen One lists +7.5%. Chosen One adds other attributes, so the comparison is a focused reward bonus against a broader character package.
The same principle applies to Mana. A trait with the larger regeneration percentage is not automatically the strongest damage choice, because a damage comparison also needs your grimoire, attack pattern and the way you use your resources. None of the source tables supplies a complete DPS formula.
Use the trait category and set a stopping point
Open Customize → Rolls and choose Trait, or visit the Hage Priest in the starting church. Race and Social Class are separate systems, so check the category before spending.
Before rolling, name one problem you want the result to solve and choose a resource budget. If you get a useful improvement, test it on the same quest or boss before spending the remainder. This gives you a meaningful comparison instead of a succession of rarer names with no clear goal.
Check the rest of the setup before spending another reroll
A weak equipment piece and a missing reward can be easier to address than a passive reroll. Compare a named gear upgrade, inspect your claimable rewards and keep the next goal with your current race, class and trait in the build notebook.
Compare this roll for your next goal
Use the goal tier selector to compare this system for leveling, survival or Mana sustain. Its labels are editorial interpretations of the same dated bonus records, not a new gameplay test or a total damage formula.
Questions players ask
Which trait gives the most EXP?
Fast Learner has the largest EXP bonus in this reviewed nine-trait reference: a reported +10%, compared with Chosen One’s +7.5%.
Where do I reroll a trait?
Choose Trait in Customize → Rolls, or open that interface through the Hage Priest in Hage Village church.
Should I always replace High Mana with Strong Body?
No. They address different needs: High Mana supports Mana capacity and recovery, while Strong Body supports Health and Stamina. Compare the problem your build actually has.
Sources & version notes
Review date means we checked the source. It does not mean we personally tested every mechanic in the live game.
