Bey Rivals is a Beyblade battle game on Roblox, and its traits are random bonuses that add to your Bey's Attack, Defense, Stamina, and Speed. Keep Apex and Balanced when you roll them, since they boost the most stats at once. Keep a III trait when your build relies on the stat it boosts, keep a II trait only as a stopgap, and reroll the I traits.
| Tier | Trait | Stat boost |
|---|---|---|
| S | Apex | +2 Attack, +2 Defense, +2 Stamina, +1 Speed |
| S | Balanced | +1 Attack, +1 Defense, +1 Stamina |
| A | Sharp III | +3 Attack |
| A | Sturdy III | +3 Defense |
| A | Enduring III | +3 Stamina |
| B | Sharp II | +2 Attack |
| B | Sturdy II | +2 Defense |
| B | Enduring II | +2 Stamina |
| B | Swift II | +2 Speed |
| C | Sharp I | +1 Attack |
| C | Sturdy I | +1 Defense |
| C | Enduring I | +1 Stamina |
| C | Swift I | +1 Speed |
The tiers rank each trait by how many points it adds and how many stats those points cover. Treat them as a recommendation rather than a fixed rule, because game updates can change trait values.
How Trait Slots Work in Bey Rivals
A trait doesn't sit on the whole Bey. It sits in a trait slot on one of its parts, and some parts have more than one slot. A Trait Token rerolls one slot at a time, so judge each slot on its own: check the trait against the tier list, and reroll it only if it's weak for your build.
The best trait depends on what your Bey is built for. A trait that boosts a stat your Bey relies on usually does more for you than a bigger boost to a stat you rarely use, so check the build before you chase the top of the list.
Keep Apex and Balanced for Broad Boosts
Apex and Balanced are the only S-tier traits, and both help several stats at once. Apex adds to all four stats and has more total points than any other trait on the list, so it suits almost any build. It's also the only S-tier trait that adds Speed, which makes it the one S-tier choice for a Bey built around speed.
Balanced covers Attack, Defense, and Stamina evenly, with no Speed. That makes it a strong keep for a Bey without a clear specialty, since spreading points evenly helps more than one big boost when a Bey has no main job.
Keep the III Traits When Your Build Needs That Stat
Sharp III, Sturdy III, and Enduring III sit in A tier. Each gives the largest single-stat boost on the list, but they rank below the S-tier traits because they only help one stat.
Match the trait to the stat your build needs. For an attack Bey, Sharp III's Attack bonus beats Apex's Attack bonus, even though Apex adds more overall. Sturdy III suits a defense Bey, and Enduring III suits a stamina Bey.
Keep the II Traits Only as a Stopgap, and Reroll the I Traits
Sharp II, Sturdy II, Enduring II, and Swift II each add to one stat. That's a usable boost but not a strong one, so keep one if you're short on Tokens and haven't rolled anything better.
The I traits, Sharp I, Sturdy I, Enduring I, and Swift I, are the weakest on the list, each giving just one point to a single stat. Reroll them right away rather than building around them, and save your Tokens for slots where a better trait would make a real difference.
How to Reroll a Trait Slot in the Bey Rivals Trait Lab
The Trait Lab sits by the park gate. Follow these steps:
- Walk to the Trait Lab by the park gate.
- Stand on the gold pad to open Trait Reroll.
- Pick the slot you want to reroll and spend a Token on it.
- Compare the new trait with the tier list. Keep it if it fits your build, or roll that slot again.
You can also skip the Trait Lab by pressing the Trait button on a part card in your Inventory.
