A great Trait can turn a character into a powerful Tower fighter, a dependable Cash earner, or both. The challenge is getting the right modifier without burning through every Trait Reroll you have saved. Since each new roll replaces the character’s existing Trait, chasing the rarest result on every unit can cost more than the upgrade is worth.
This guide ranks all 16 Traits listed for Roblox Anime Dice, covering their Income, Damage, and Health multipliers, roll chances, and practical value. You’ll also learn how to reroll Traits, which results are worth keeping, and how to match each modifier to the job your character performs.
Anime Dice Traits Tier List: All 16 Traits Ranked
Traits that improve all three primary stats are the most versatile options because they strengthen both passive income and combat performance. Single-stat Traits are more specialized, but they can still be valuable when assigned to a character with a clear purpose.
| TIER | TRAIT | STAT BONUS | ROLL CHANCE |
| S+ | Genesis | 120× Income, 120× Damage, 120× Health | 0.000025% |
| S+ | Paradox | 57.5× Income, 57.5× Damage, 57.5× Health | 0.001% |
| S | Eternal | 30× Income, 30× Damage, 30× Health | 0.0025% |
| S | Transcendent | 15× Income, 15× Damage, 15× Health | 0.0063% |
| S | Monarch | 8× Income, 8× Damage, 8× Health | 0.025% |
| S | Shogun | 5× Income, 5× Damage, 5× Health | 0.12% |
| S | Samurai | 3× Income, 3× Damage, 3× Health | 0.5% |
| A | Money III | 2× Income | 1.2% |
| A | Damage III | 2× Damage | 1.2% |
| A | Health III | 2× Health | 1.2% |
| B | Money II | 1.5× Income | 6.3% |
| B | Damage II | 1.5× Damage | 6.3% |
| B | Health II | 1.5× Health | 6.3% |
| C | Money I | 1.2× Income | 25.4% |
| C | Damage I | 1.2× Damage | 25.4% |
| C | Health I | 1.2× Health | 25.4% |
S+ Tier: The Rarest and Most Powerful Traits
Genesis and Paradox occupy the top tier because their multipliers dramatically improve all three core stats at once. These are exceptional results for characters you intend to keep throughout your account’s progression.
Genesis: 120× All Stats
Genesis is the highest-ranked Trait in this list, offering an enormous increase to Income, Damage, and Health. That combination makes it valuable on a character that serves multiple purposes, whether generating Cash at your base or fighting through demanding Tower floors.
Because its chance is extraordinarily low, Genesis should be treated as a jackpot result rather than a realistic short-term target. If you land it on a valuable character, keep it instead of risking the result for another roll.
Paradox: 57.5× All Stats
Paradox is the second-highest entry, combining substantial Income, Damage, and Health multipliers in a single Trait. It’s a powerful alternative to Genesis and provides much broader benefits than a conventional single-stat modifier. The odds are still extremely restrictive, so don’t plan your progression around obtaining Paradox on demand.
S Tier: Excellent All-Stat Traits
The six S-Tier Traits below Genesis and Paradox still provide significant improvements. Even the lowest-ranked member of this group boosts Income, Damage, and Health simultaneously, making these Traits useful across both economy and combat roles.
Eternal: 30× All Stats
Eternal provides a substantial upgrade to every core stat. Its value comes from its versatility: one character can become a stronger Cash producer and a more capable combat unit without needing separate Traits for each role. Keep Eternal on a character you use regularly.
Transcendent: 15× All Stats
Transcendent remains a highly desirable result because it provides the same multiplier across Income, Damage, and Health. It’s an excellent long-term Trait for a character that contributes to both passive earnings and Tower progression.
Monarch: 8× All Stats
Monarch offers balanced improvement across all three stats and is a strong result for almost any character you expect to keep. It is especially useful when you don’t want to choose between improving a unit’s earning potential and its combat performance. For most players, Monarch is a very good stopping point rather than a result that needs to be replaced immediately.
Shogun: 5× All Stats
Shogun delivers a fivefold multiplier across Income, Damage, and Health. Although it falls below Monarch, it remains substantially stronger than any of the single-stat Traits in this list when you consider overall versatility. If you roll Shogun on a valuable unit, think carefully before continuing. The chance of obtaining a higher-tier Trait is much smaller than the chance of getting a more common result.
Samurai: 3× All Stats
Samurai is the most accessible of the named all-stat Traits, with a 0.5% roll chance. Its threefold multipliers make it a substantial upgrade for both base income and Tower combat. You may eventually pursue Monarch or a higher Trait on your strongest characters, but doing so is a luxury rather than a requirement for steady progression.
A Tier: Best Single-Stat Traits
A-Tier Traits double one particular stat. They don’t match the versatility of the all-stat options, but they’re much easier to obtain and remain valuable when assigned to the right character.
Money III: 2× Income
Money III is the preferred option for a character whose main job is generating Cash at your base. Doubling Income can improve your resource flow and help fund further Dice upgrades, Grade rerolls, and other progression systems. Pair it with a strong Income Grade when possible.
Damage III: 2× Damage
Damage III is suited to characters you actively use for Tower battles. A doubled Damage multiplier helps offensive units deal with enemies more efficiently, making it useful when you’re trying to push into harder floors. Don’t prioritize it on a character whose only purpose is earning Cash at your base.
Health III: 2× Health
Health III doubles a character’s Health and can help a frontline unit survive longer during combat. Consider it when a character frequently falls before your damage dealers can finish a difficult encounter. Its value depends on the situation. If your unit already survives comfortably, Damage III may contribute more to a successful Tower clear than additional Health.
B Tier: Practical Mid-Game Traits
Tier II Traits provide a 1.5× multiplier to one stat. They are useful intermediate results while you’re still building your roster and accumulating enough Trait Rerolls to pursue better bonuses.
| TRAIT | BEST USE |
| Money II | Developing base earners |
| Damage II | Tower attackers |
| Health II | Frontline units |
Money II can help a new player to fund upgrades, while Damage II and Health II can improve characters used in combat. Keep these Traits when they address an immediate need, especially on units you haven’t yet replaced with stronger alternatives. Once you have a larger reroll supply, consider upgrading the Traits on your permanent characters.
C Tier: Basic Traits to Replace Eventually
The three Tier I Traits provide a 1.2× multiplier to a single stat. They are common results, so they’re useful as temporary improvements but generally aren’t the Traits you want to keep on your strongest units indefinitely.
- Money I: Offers a modest Income boost. It’s acceptable on an early Cash producer until you can obtain Money II, Money III, or an all-stat Trait.
- Damage I: Gives a small offensive improvement to a Tower unit, but stronger Damage or all-stat Traits are better long-term targets.
- Health I: Adds a limited amount of extra durability. Keep it temporarily if the unit is useful, but consider a stronger defensive Trait if survivability becomes a problem.
Don’t feel compelled to replace every C-Tier Trait immediately. Save your rerolls for characters that have already earned a permanent place in your lineup.
How to Roll and Reroll Traits in Anime Dice
Changing a character’s Trait is straightforward, but remember that a new result replaces the existing one. There is no benefit in risking a strong Trait unless you’re prepared to accept the possibility of a weaker outcome.
- Step 1: Visit the Traits Station. Travel to the Hub and locate the Traits station near the central area. Interact with it to open the Trait interface.
- Step 2: Select Your Character. Press the + button and choose the unit you want to upgrade from your inventory. Check its current Trait before continuing so you know what you’re risking.
- Step 3: Spend a Trait Reroll. Click the blue Roll button to generate a new Trait. Each attempt consumes one Trait Reroll and replaces the character’s existing result.
- Step 4: Check the New Result. Review the character’s Trait after rolling. Keep the new modifier if it meaningfully improves the unit’s intended role. Otherwise, think about whether another attempt is worth the cost.
Where to Get More Trait Rerolls
Several progression systems can provide additional rerolls:
- Tower rewards: Clear available Tower difficulties and claim any Trait Rerolls included in the rewards.
- Redeemable codes: Check current Anime Dice codes for free rerolls and other resources.
- Daily Rewards: Collect available login bonuses to build your supply over time.
Rather than rolling every time you obtain a single reroll, save your supply for important characters. A larger reserve gives you more flexibility when deciding whether to pursue a better Trait.
You can also consult our Anime Dice Gear Guide: All Items, Stats & Best Builds for equipment that improves Luck, Cash, Gems, or Damage. Use these systems together rather than spending all your resources trying to perfect one Trait first.
The strongest Traits in Anime Dice are the rare all-stat options, with Genesis and Paradox at the top. If you don’t have one of these rare modifiers yet, focus on the single-stat Traits that match your character’s role. Most importantly, reroll with a plan. Preserve strong results on your best characters, accumulate rerolls through normal progression, and spend aggressively only when the potential upgrade is worth the risk.
