Updated: March 11, 2026 — Refreshed for the Huge Update (March 10, 2026). Updated Celestial Sword build synergy: replaced Slime Race with Swordblessed and added True Aizen as a top Sword option. Updated Singularity Melee build synergy: replaced Servant Race with Galevorn. Fixed Agile stat display (removed erroneous minus sign from CDR value).
Traits are one of the most impactful passive mechanics in Sailor Piece, directly multiplying your damage output, defensive scaling, and cooldown reduction (CDR). Whether you're grinding mobs, farming world bosses, or pushing through late-game content, landing the right trait can dramatically shift how strong your build feels. To help you spend your Trait Rerolls wisely, here's a complete Sailor Piece Trait Tier List ranking every available trait from best to worst, along with exact stats, build tips, and how to get Trait Rerolls efficiently.
Sailor Piece Tier List - All Traits Ranked
⇓ META UNITS ⇓
Infinity
Transcendent
Malevolent
Overlord
Celestial
Cataclysm
Singularity
⇓ VERY GOOD UNITS ⇓
Unstoppable
Dominator
Genesis
Sovereign
Godspeed
⇓ DECENT UNITS ⇓
Driven
Predator
Vicious
Sharpened
Breaker
Ascended
Overdrive
⇓ MID UNITS ⇓
Tough
Strong
Agile
Steady
Balanced
S Tier - Best Traits in Sailor Piece
S Tier traits sit in their own tier of build optimization. The four Secret-rarity entries — Celestial, Singularity, Cataclysm, and Overlord — deliver the highest stat multipliers in the game across damage, defense, and cooldown reduction simultaneously, making them the clear target for any end-game build. The three Mythical entries (Malevolent, Transcendent, Infinity) are meaningfully stronger than anything in A Tier and are worth keeping if you haven't landed a Secret yet.
| Trait | Rarity | Stats & Pros / Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Celestial | Secret | Stats: 1.65x Defense | 2.20x Damage | 30% cooldown reduction + Highest damage multiplier of any trait in the game + Tied for the best cooldown reduction alongside Singularity and Cataclysm + Pairs exceptionally well with Sword builds using the Swordblessed race |
 Singularity | Secret | Stats: 1.75x Defense | 2.10x Damage | 30% cooldown reduction + Highest defense multiplier among the three top-end Secret traits + Excellent damage scaling for late-game boss encounters + 30% CDR lets you spam high-damage abilities continuously |
 Cataclysm | Secret | Stats: 1.7x Defense | 2x Damage | 30% cooldown reduction + Excellent all-around stat package for both PvE and boss fights + The 30% CDR meaningfully raises your sustained DPS + A reliable fallback if you can't land Celestial or Singularity |
 Overlord | Secret | Stats: 2x Defense | 1.9x Damage | 25% cooldown reduction + Highest defense multiplier in the entire game — best for survivability builds + Strong damage scaling still makes it viable for all content + The 25% CDR matches Godspeed while offering far superior raw stats |
 Malevolent | Mythic | Stats: 1.50x Defense | 1.80x Damage | 20% cooldown reduction + Strongest Mythic-rarity trait for damage output + Well-rounded stat coverage across all three categories + A worthy end-game trait while grinding for a Secret rarity |
 Transcendent | Mythic | Stats: 1.65x Defense | 1.75x Damage | 20% cooldown reduction + Most balanced offensive and defensive distribution in the Mythic tier + Consistent damage output suitable for any build archetype + 20% CDR provides a noticeable boost to ability cycling |
 Infinity | Mythic | Stats:1.60x Defense | 1.70x Damage | 20% cooldown reduction + Reliable across all three stat categories with no notable weakness + Good bridge between mid-game and late-game power levels - Weakest of the three Mythic S-Tier traits; replace with Malevolent or Transcendent when possible |
A Tier Traits
A Tier traits are solid mid-game picks that work well into late-game content, but all have at least one meaningful weakness compared to S Tier. Godspeed and Sovereign are the notable standouts here: Godspeed trades some raw damage for a 25% CDR that rivals Overlord's, while Sovereign prioritizes defense at 1.85x — the second highest in the game — making it the top pick for tank-focused builds.
| Trait | Rarity | Stats & Pros / Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Godspeed | Mythic | Stats: 1.50x Defense | 1.55x Damage | 25% cooldown reduction + 25% CDR matches Overlord — excellent for ability-heavy builds + Best CDR value outside of S Tier - Noticeably weaker damage multiplier than any S Tier trait |
 Sovereign | Mythic | Stats: 1.85x Defense | 1.65x Damage | 15% cooldown reduction + Second-highest defense multiplier in the game — ideal for boss survivability + Decent damage scaling makes this viable in offensive builds too - Low CDR compared to other Mythic options |
 Genesis | Legendary | Stats: 1.40x Defense | 1.40x Damage | 15% Cooldown reduction + Balanced across all three stat categories — works with any playstyle + Good early-to-mid game trait for Legendary rarity - No standout strength; replace with any Mythic or higher when possible |
 Dominator | Legendary | Stats: 1.45x Defense | 1.50x Damage | 10% Cooldown reduction + Slightly better damage than Genesis; good for offensive progression builds + Solid defensive stat for a Legendary trait - 10% CDR is the weakest among traits that include a cooldown bonus |
 Unstoppable | Legendary | Stats: 1.70x Defense | 1.45x Damage + Highest defense of any Legendary trait — pairs well with tank-oriented builds + Helps with survivability during prolonged boss fights - No cooldown reduction at all; reduces overall DPS potential compared to other A Tier options |
B Tier Traits
B Tier traits in Sailor Piece are where early-to-mid game builds live. These traits are noticeably better than the starter Common options and can carry you through a significant portion of the game, but they don't come close to Legendary or higher for late-game content. Among them, Overdrive stands out slightly thanks to its 10% CDR, while Breaker is the go-to if you keep dying to boss AoEs and need defensive padding.
| Trait | Rarity | Stats & Pros / Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Overdrive | Epic | Stats: 1.35x Defense | 1.30x Damage | 10% cooldown reduction + Best Epic-rarity option thanks to its CDR bonus + Small but practical cooldown reduction helps with ability cycling - Overall, multipliers feel limited in mid-to-late game content |
 Ascended | Epic | Stats: 1.35x Defense | 1.40x Damage + Highest damage multiplier among Epic-rarity traits + Works well as an early-game placeholder in offensive builds - No CDR, which limits its long-term value |
 Breaker | Epic | Stats: 1.55x Defense | 1.30x Damage + Highest defense multiplier in the Epic tier — viable for tank-focused players + Useful in PvP or against bosses with heavy AoE - Low damage scaling makes it ineffective for DPS-focused builds |
 Sharpened | Rare | Stats: 1.10x Defense | 1.35x Damage + Good damage boost relative to its rarity, helpful in early-game offensive builds + Best damage option available at Rare rarity - Very low defensive multiplier limits its survivability contribution |
 Vicious | Rare | Stats: 1.15x Defense | 1.25x Damage | 5% cooldown reduction + Only Rare trait with a CDR bonus — useful for builds that rely on ability uptime + Decent early-game stat coverage across all three categories - The stat values are noticeably weak once you hit mid-game |
 Predator | Rare | Stats: 1.15x Defense | 1.30x Damage + Best raw damage multiplier among Rare traits without CDR + Good stepping stone for early aggressive playstyles - No defensive or CDR value; quickly outpaced as you progress |
 Driven | Uncommon | Stats: 1.10x Defense | 1.15x Damage | 5% Cooldown reduction + Best Uncommon trait due to its CDR inclusion + Provides balanced stat coverage for very early-game progression - Becomes irrelevant quickly once you start farming bosses for rerolls |
C Tier - Worst Traits in Sailor Piece
C Tier traits are the Common and lower-end Uncommon options most players start with. They provide minimal stat improvements and are outclassed almost immediately once you begin farming Trait Rerolls. Agile is notable for offering only CDR with zero damage or defense — useful for the first few hours, but never worth keeping once alternatives are available.
| Trait | Rarity | Stats & Pros / Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Balanced | Uncommon | Stats: 1.20x Defense | 1.20x Damage + Even stat split makes it the most well-rounded option in C Tier - No CDR and low multipliers make this a placeholder at best - Quickly outclassed once Rare or higher traits are available |
 Steady | Uncommon | Stats: 1.15x Defense | 1.25x Damage + Slight damage edge over Balanced in this tier - Minimal impact on overall performance at any stage - No CDR; weak late-game scaling |
 Agile | Common | Stats: 10% cooldown reduction + CDR helps with ability usage in the very early game - Provides zero damage or defense contribution - Weakest overall contribution of any trait in the game |
 Strong | Common | Stats: 1.05x Defense | 1.15x Damage + Slight damage boost is barely noticeable in practice - The lowest combined stat total among damage-scaling traits - Reroll as soon as possible |
 Tough | Common | Stats: 1.15x Defense | 1.10x Damage + Slight defensive edge makes it marginally more useful than Strong in early bossing - Damage contribution is negligible for any build type - No CDR; replace at the first opportunity |
How to Reroll Traits in Sailor Piece
To reroll your trait, you need to visit the Trait NPC located inside the traditional Japanese building on the left side of Sailor Island. Once there, use a Trait Reroll item to spin for a new trait. Each use randomly assigns a new trait based on rarity probability, so landing a Secret or high-end Mythic trait will take multiple attempts. Here's how to farm Trait Rerolls efficiently:
- Farm World Bosses — The most reliable source. Bosses drop Trait Rerolls at much higher rates than regular mobs. You need to deal at least 10% of a boss's total HP to qualify for drop eligibility.
- Defeat Regular Mobs — Trait Rerolls can drop from standard enemies around the map, but at a significantly lower rate than bosses.
- Redeem Active Codes — Check the latest Sailor Piece codes — some reward free Trait Rerolls and other useful resources.
Trait scaling in Sailor Piece is mostly linear — higher rarity almost always means better stats across the board. The gap between a Common trait (1.05x–1.15x damage) and a Secret trait (1.9x–2.20x damage) is enormous, so your long-term goal should always be to keep rerolling until you land a Secret or at minimum a Mythic-rarity option.
Best Trait Build Synergies in Sailor Piece
Traits don't work in isolation — they stack with your Race, Sword, Melee Spec, and Accessories to create your overall build. Here are the strongest combinations currently available:
- Celestial + Swordblessed Race + True Aizen or Shadow Monarch Sword — The strongest Sword build available. Celestial's 2.20x damage multiplier amplifies the already-high DPS of top-tier Swords, while Swordblessed's +20% Sword DMG, +75% DMG, and +80% Max HP push total output even further. True Aizen was added in the Huge Update and is now the highest-DPS Sword option alongside Shadow Monarch. This combination is the current meta for boss farming.
- Singularity + Galevorn Race + Anos or Gilgamesh Melee Spec — The go-to Melee build. Singularity's 30% CDR lets you chain AoE abilities from Anos or Gilgamesh at a rapid pace, while Galevorn's +20% Melee DMG, +75% DMG, and 10% Damage Reduction push both damage and survivability beyond what Servant offered.
- Overlord + Any Race — If survivability is your priority over raw damage, Overlord's 2x Defense multiplier works well with any race or weapon since the defensive ceiling it provides is unmatched across all traits.
- Godspeed + Kitsune Race — A solid farming combination. Godspeed's 25% CDR keeps abilities cycling quickly during mob grinding, and Kitsune's +25% Luck multiplier increases the drop rate of Trait Rerolls and rare accessories over long sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Traits are passive bonuses that apply multiplier buffs to your character's core stats — specifically damage output, defensive scaling, and cooldown reduction. They are one of the most impactful build mechanics in the game, and the difference between a Common trait and a Secret-rarity trait is massive: we're talking roughly 1.10x damage versus 2.20x.
The best traits are the four Secret-rarity options: Celestial, Singularity, Cataclysm, and Overlord. Among these, Celestial has the highest damage multiplier at 2.20x, Singularity has the highest defense at 1.75x, and both offer 30% cooldown reduction. Among Mythic traits, Malevolent is the strongest for pure damage.
Cooldown reduction lets you use abilities more frequently, which directly increases your sustained DPS against bosses and in PvE encounters. At 30% CDR (from Celestial, Singularity, or Cataclysm), you can cycle high-damage AoE abilities from Melee Specs like Anos or Gilgamesh almost continuously, significantly boosting your overall output.
Yes. Visit the Trait NPC inside the traditional Japanese building on the left side of Sailor Island, then use a Trait Reroll item to spin a new trait. Trait Rerolls drop from regular enemies and bosses, with bosses offering significantly better rates. Some active Sailor Piece codes also reward free Trait Rerolls.
Secret is the rarest trait rarity in Sailor Piece, containing the four strongest traits: Celestial, Singularity, Cataclysm, and Overlord. Below Secret, in descending order, are Mythic, Legendary, Epic, Rare, Uncommon, and Common. The higher the rarity, the better the stat multipliers — trait scaling in Sailor Piece is mostly linear.
If you haven't landed a Mythic or Secret trait yet, Malevolent is the best Mythic placeholder. If you're still in the Legendary tier, Sovereign works well due to its high defense. For the cheapest effective option, Overdrive (Epic) is the strongest in its rarity bracket thanks to its 10% CDR alongside decent damage and defense multipliers.
For more on Sailor Piece, check out Sailor Piece Race Tier List, All Sailor Piece Accessories – Buffs & How to Get, or Sailor Piece Codes on Pro Game Guides!
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