Which Ape traits are good for fighting?

All 156 Ape traits and their stats, laid out bare for you to pour over.

Every Ape has 4 built-in on-chain stats. Health, Strength, Critical % and Fail %. Together these stats determine overall fighting ability.

All 156 Ape traits influence fighting stats. But which traits are good for fighting?

  • Fur Type is the most influential trait and determines the baseline strength, health, fail % and critical %.

  • Clothing traits improve strength. Apes with no clothes therefore have considerably lower strength.

  • Hat traits add extra health points.

  • Eye traits improve the chance of hitting a critical attack because the Ape has better vision.

  • Mouth traits improve the fail %, making the Ape less likely to miss an attack.

  • Ear traits add 5 health points and improve the fail % and critical % by 1.

Full breakdown below

Fur type passive abilities

Every Ape has a passive ability associated with their fur type, these passives make a big difference in the fights, so make sure to take them into account!

Fur TypePassive Ability

Brown

Each turn has a 1/10 chance of not receiving damage from the enemy

Strong Dark Brown

Each turn has a 1/100 chance to kill the enemy in one shot

Black

1/3 chance to multiply strength by 2 for this turn only

Cream

1/4 chance to increase the enemy % fail by 45 only for one turn

Grey

1/2 chance to gain 40 critical % for this turn only

Tiger

1/4 chance of stealing 3 strength points from the enemy

Zebra

1/2 chance of stealing 2 critical % from the enemy

White

1/6 chance of stealing 3 health points from the enemy

Cheetah

1/2 chance to increase the enemy % fail by 3

Rainbow

1/3 chance to gain 9 strength points

Red Devil

Critical damage multiplied by 2 instead of 1.5

Robot

1/2 chance to gain 3 critical %

Zombie

30% of the damage the enemy inflicts on you is returned to him each turn

Alien

1/5 chance to divide the enemy's damage by 2 on the next attack

Ghost

Once dead, comes back to life with 1 health point

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