Anime Dice Traits Tier List

Traits are the rerollable line on a unit card. They are also the easiest way to waste UPDATE2. This list ranks what the passive does, not the fantasy name More & More Games slapped on it this week. If a patch renames a trait, keep using the category. For how rerolls overwrite, read traits and mutations. For who is allowed to receive a reroll, read the unit tier list.

Trait Rerolls come from codes. They do not come back after a misclick. Stop at “good enough.”

S — cash multipliers and pad auras

Passives that raise this unit’s $ or the $ of nearby pads. If the text mentions income, coins, cash, generation, or a radius, it is S. These traits turn an A-rarity unit into a plot engine. Do not reroll them hoping for a cooler word.

If two S traits exist and you already have one, keep it. The second S is a luxury for a second keeper, not a reason to gamble the first.

A — luck, rare rate, mutation chance

Passives that make future rolls better. They are slightly worse than cash on a unit that already sits on your best pad, and slightly better than cash if you are still hunting your first mutation. Early plot: A can outrank S for one unit. Late plot: park A on a bench unit if you own a cash S main.

These traits pair with dice upgrades and lucky spins. They do not replace nodes or spins.

B — Grade efficiency, gem discounts, offline bonuses

Helpful, not exciting. Keep on a keeper if you are Gem-starved. Reroll on a keeper if you already finished Grade and you still have a large reroll stack. Never reroll a B on a mutation unless you have a spare copy. Offline bonuses look small until you actually log off with full pads — see how to make money.

C — flavour, movement, “combat”

Anime Dice has no lane combat. A trait that talks like a battler is usually C. Movement speed on your avatar is C. Cosmetic auras that do not mention cash are C. Reroll these on S/A units. Leave them on Commons; those Commons should be replaced, not polished.

F — blank, broken, or anti-cash

If the trait line is empty, says it reduces generation, or clearly conflicts with idle income, reroll immediately on a keeper. On a Common, just sell the Common.

Mutation exception

A mutated unit with a B trait can still out-earn a base rare with an S trait. Mutation is a layer, not a trait. Do not “fix” a mutated B into a C by fishing. The traits and mutations stacking order is rarity × Grade × trait × mutation × pad. Protect the mutation first.

Session rules

1. Identify keepers with the unit tier list.
2. If the trait is S or A, stop.
3. If the trait is C or F and the unit is a keeper, spend one reroll.
4. If the new trait is B or better, stop again.
5. Leave at least one reroll in the bank for the next mutation.

If you burn the whole UPDATE2 stack on a mid unit, you will meet your first mutation with empty pockets. That is the only “wrong build” in this game.

Related pages

• Rarity value — why you do not S-tier a Common with an S trait.
• Grades — Grade can outrun a mediocre trait; finish it before you mill.
• Code rewards — how many rerolls the live strings actually give.

Trait names will drift. Categories will not. Rank the math.