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===Allocating Trait Points===
===Allocating Trait Points===
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To activate a trait and have it affect the Traveler, players must first allocate trait points through the Traits menu to the desired trait.
To activate a trait and have it affect the Traveler, players must first allocate trait points through the Traits menu to the desired trait.


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===World Event Traits===
===World Event Traits===
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There are Campaign- and World-specific traits that are unlocked by completing certain events and maps. These events are mostly encountered randomly, and may not even be present for the current run.
There are Campaign- and World-specific traits that are unlocked by completing certain events and maps. These events are mostly encountered randomly, and may not even be present for the current run.


===[[Archetype|Archetype-specific]] Traits===
===[[Archetype|Archetype-specific]] Traits===
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Archetypes have unique traits that are specific to them, and will only be active if the associated Archetype is currently equipped. This means that, for example, should the Traveler swap the [[Handler]] archetype out for [[Challenger]], they will lose [[Kinship]], the Handler's trait, but will gain [[Strong Back]], the Challenger's trait. Additionally, these traits will allocate themselves based on the level of their associated archetype.
Archetypes have unique traits that are specific to them, and will only be active if the associated Archetype is currently equipped. This means that, for example, should the Traveler swap the [[Handler]] archetype out for [[Challenger]], they will lose [[Kinship]], the Handler's trait, but will gain [[Strong Back]], the Challenger's trait. Additionally, these traits will allocate themselves based on the level of their associated archetype.


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