Trait Database Guide
Traits are only powerful when they fit the cat that carries them. A database becomes useful when it tells you which traits belong on tanks, which traits scale best on damage cats, and which utility traits are strong enough to justify breeding around. That functional view is more reliable than memorizing rare labels.
Defensive traits are strongest on cats that already expect to take repeated turns under pressure.
Damage traits should be ranked by consistency and synergy with your existing squad, not by best-case screenshots.
Utility traits gain value when they solve a team weakness that would otherwise force awkward item or position choices.
A strong database entry should tell you where a trait belongs, what it pairs with, and when to stop forcing it.
That context is what turns trait knowledge into better draft and breeding decisions instead of trivia.
Without that context, trait lists become clutter. With it, they become a shortcut for smarter roster decisions.
Traits earn their value by improving the team around them, not by sounding rare in isolation.