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Traits play an important part in upgrading your gear in Throne and Liberty. Alongside the base stats of some specific gear, you will be able to see the traits that gear has. Each piece of gear can have up to 3 different traits attached to it.

The gear that you find in Throne and Liberty, will come with at least one Trait attached to it. You have the option to convert This trait into a new one if you want.

Unfortunately, Throne and Liberty doesn’t really do a good job of letting players know how to convert a Trait. Our detailed guide will not only look at how to convert a trait, but it will also look at what you will need to do it.

How to Change/Convert Traits

To change a Trait attached to your item, you will need to go to the Trait section in the Gear Enchanting menu. While looking at your equipment, select a Trait from the left side of the screen. You’ll then see the “Trait Conversion” button. The image above highlights this for you.

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The default Trait Conversion is also known as a Trait Chance Conversion. This converts your chosen Trait into another one at random. The new potential Traits and their respective chances are show on the right side of the screen before you confirm the Conversion.

Alternatively, you can switch to Guaranteed Trait Conversion, also known as Convert Trait Selectively. This will require an identical duplicate of your equipment which has the Trait you want to inherit. We’ll call this a “donor item”. However, you can also just use an Extract of the item with the trait instead.

The benefit to this method is that you can inherit whichever Trait you wish when Converting. The downside is that you require a duplicate item as a donor, and this donor item is also destroyed upon conversion.

Either way, do note that the new Trait on your gear will start from level 1. If you had made progress on the old Trait, that progress will be lost.

Trait Conversion Stones

The other thing to keep in mind when using Trait Conversion are the Trait Conversion Stones. Aside from having to pay a fee in Sollant, you’ll also need to spend Trait Conversion Stones every single time you change and convert Traits in Throne & Liberty. The number of stones you need depends on the rarity of your equipment and Traits.

You can obtain Trait Conversion Stones in multiple ways, thankfully. You get them as rewards for Codex quests, Lithograph Book milestones, completing Mystic Globes, and also completing Gate of Infinity dungeons quickly.

Additionally, they become available at your Guild Merchant once you reach Level 50. They cost 30 Guild Coins each and you can only buy 100 Trait Conversion Stones per week, but it’s still a solid source for them.

Nonetheless, make sure to stock up on these stones whenever you wish to change and convert your Traits in Throne & Liberty! Also make good use of this feature to replace unwanted traits with better ones.

If you want to know about more ways to deal with Traits, check out our guide on how to use every Trait-related feature in the game.

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Ali Ashraf is a gaming writer at GamesFuze specializing in in-depth guides for large-scale RPGs, MMOs, and complex progression-driven games. His work focuses on breaking down mechanics, quests, puzzles, and crafting systems in titles such as Diablo 4, New World, Enshrouded, Throne and Liberty, and World of Warcraft. Ali’s guides are built from hands-on gameplay and real progression experience, helping players when stuck.

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