My How to Train Your Dragon Traits Tier List ranks each Dragon Trait from best to worst, based on their stat enhancers and debuffs, taking situational Traits into account, so you know which to roll for your Dragons to rule to roost!
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How To Train Your Dragon Traits Tier List
S-TIER
- Assassin [Mythic]
- Inferno [Mythic]
- Stormcaller [Legendary]
- Berserker [Epic]
A-TIER
- Colossus [Legendary]
- Sentinel [Epic]
B-TIER
- Skywarden [Epic]
- Frostgang [Rare]
- Hunter [Rare]
- Mystic [Common]
C-TIER
- Warden [Rare]
- Skyrider [Common]
- Cloudchaser [Common]
D-TIER
- Ember [Common]
- Pathfiner [Common]
- Loyalist [Common]
What Each Tier Means
S: The absolute best Traits in the game! Those here are typically a one-size-fits-all, making them the ideal choices regardless of which Dragon you train. Their buffs are generous and plentiful, and if they do have a balancing debuff, it’s not that notable, fortunately.
A: These Traits are really good options for your Dragons, being secondary to the best and excellent Traits overall. However, they have some drawbacks, be it a weaker enhancement stat or a debuff to balance their main enhancer. That, or these Traits only fit a certain niche of dragons.
B: These well-rounded Traits are good at balancing dragons, whether they have some weaker stats, are low level, or are low rarity. They’re a good way to quickly upgrade your flight performance whilst you work on better Traits or Dragons.
C: Escaping the worst tier, these Traits are still rather forgettable, being somewhat lacklustre compared to those in the higher tier. You likely won’t miss these if you decide to reroll.
D: These weak Traits are often the Commons, being the easiest to reroll due to their lack of substance and overall weak dragon enhancements. I recommend rerolling these as soon as possible.
