The Funniest Traits in Rogue Legacy 2
Rogue Legacy 2is the 'spiritual successor' to the original Rogue Legacy, releasing nine years after the original. This metroidvania, roguelite 2.5D adventure game has players taking control over a family lineage where stages and successors are randomly generated. Each Heir then goes through dungeons to meet their doom, with the home, Heirlooms, and gold of their forebears.
Cellar Door Games created a transformative sequel that not only takes a modern spin on its popular game, but brings back some of the elements from the first game that made it such a hit. After each death, an 'Heir' is chosen with randomly generated combinations of class, spells, and, most interestingly, traits. Although there are plenty of traits that make each Rogue Legacy 2 dungeon run better than the last, there are a few that are absolutely hilarious and need to be experienced first-hand.
Rogue Legacy 2: 6 Biggest Changes From The Original
Prior to Rogue Legacy 2's full release in April 2022, the game was in Steam Early Access for a little under two years. At first, it was very similar to its predecessor, but as time went on with it in Early Access, more game content was added, making it bigger and better than ever before – including a lot more traits. While some are funny simply because of their name, others help create a unique run.
Right off the bat, Clumsy is one of the funniest traits in Rogue Legacy 2, but also perhaps the most frustrating. An Heir with the Clumsy trait will break objects by simple touch and receives no other bonus perk. While this may sound great at first, since players don't have to constantly think about smashing Rogue Legacy 2 furniture for gold, this also means that certain platforms will break upon impact instead of after
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