Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental Traits

Your character's potential in this Roblox RPG isn't just about which cursed technique you roll. Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental traits shape how that technique actually performs in combat. Some traits double your cursed output. Others turn you into a physical monster. A few even come with tradeoffs that force you to build around their weaknesses.

In this guide, we cover every Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental traits currently in the game—their exact effects, rarity, type, and where to get them. Whether you're hunting for Spiritually Gifted or trying to figure out if Clumsy is worth keeping (spoiler: it's not), this is your one-stop reference.

Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental traits are passive bonuses that roll alongside your character. Unlike cursed techniques that define your active kit, traits modify your stats behind the scenes—cursed output, CE efficiency, agility, endurance, and more. Some Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental traits are purely positive. Others come with downsides that make them build-specific. A few are completely neutral.

You get traits from two main sources:

1. Rolling a new character – Most traits come from the initial gacha
2. Boss drops – Certain traits like 24 FPS Concept drop from specific encounters (Curse Naoya)

The rarity system matters. Legendary Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental traits show up less often but offer dramatically stronger effects. Common traits fill out the bottom of the pool and are usually reroll fodder.

If your trait roll lands on Clumsy or Average Output, you'll want to reroll. Here's how:

1. Get trait reroll items – Some come from progression, others from boss drops. Check the Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental Trello for current sources.
2. Open your character sheet – Navigate to the traits section.
3. Use the reroll item – Confirm and hope for better luck.

A few tips:

1. Don't reroll endlessly early game. If you land an A-tier trait that fits your direction, lock it in.
2. Check the Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental Discord before burning resources. Sometimes traits get buffed or nerfed.
3. Save rerolls for when you have a build in mind. Random rerolls just trade one gamble for another.