THE TRAIT LAB / FIELD GUIDE
Roll with a reason.
A role-aware recommendation selector, plus a probability calculator that uses your inputs—not made-up game rates.
September 26 trait evidence refresh
PGG’s September 24 Update 1 guide now gives concrete effect descriptions in addition to rankings. These are publisher-reported values, not measurements by this wiki; check the current in-game trait panel after a patch.
| Trait | Publisher-reported effect / use |
|---|
| Unique | PGG reports +300% damage, +10% range, a 10% SPA improvement, and a one-placement lock. |
| Divine | PGG reports +20% damage and range plus a 10% SPA improvement; its article favors it for cheap multi-placement units. |
| Celestial | PGG reports +10% damage and range plus +20% true damage. |
| Godspeed | PGG places Godspeed among its preferred support traits. |
| Sniper | PGG places Sniper among its preferred support traits. |
| Nimble | PGG places Nimble among its preferred support traits. |
| Golden | PGG lists Golden as its money-farming trait pick. |
How to read the selector
The published recommendation changes for damage units with four or more placements in Infinite. Control supports, global-cooldown supports and farms have separate priorities. The selector reproduces those categories rather than telling everyone to chase the same trait.
Placement limit means the number of copies of that unit normally allowed on the field, not the number of slots in your team. Check the unit’s current interface before selecting it.
What the calculator cannot tell you
It does not know a trait’s current roll rate, reroll cost, pity rules or your account state. Enter a different percentage after any rate-changing patch. A 95% success probability is not a guarantee, and previous failures do not improve independent future rolls.
Where a game uses pity, changing rates, multiple outcomes per action or paid bundles, this simple independent-trial model may not describe the real system. Do not use it as a promise about spending.