Before investing in an Aniimo, inspect its Innate Abilities and consider whether they fit the role you want it to fill. The supplied draft describes these traits as fixed, so check them before committing training resources.
Check the traits before training
The draft says you can inspect an Aniimo’s Innate Abilities on its status screen. Compare those traits with the creature’s intended role and active skills. If the traits do not fit the role, pause before investing further; the draft says they cannot be changed later.
For example, the draft recommends considering survivability traits for a frontline role and offensive traits for a damage-dealing role. It does not provide specific trait names or numbers, so use the displayed abilities rather than assuming a particular trait is best.
Don’t use rarity as your only filter
The draft warns that rarity alone does not determine whether an Aniimo’s Innate Abilities suit your team. Before choosing which creature to train, check whether its traits address a role your team needs. The supplied material does not establish that a lower-rarity creature will outperform a higher-rarity one, so compare their actual traits and intended uses instead.
If you are unsure whether a trait is useful, hold off on spending resources until you can judge how it fits the creature’s role.
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I wish I had read this before upgrading the wrong thing.
The explanation is clear, especially for beginners.
Nice guide. I am checking the other Aniimo articles next.
This guide answered the exact question I had.