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Candy Kingdom Defense Traits: Oh My Glob and Rerolls
Candy Kingdom Defense traits and stat grades are separate development systems. Oh My Glob is a named Mythic trait, while the stat ladder uses letters from F through Z. Choose the hero and desired improvement before spending, and retain enough resources to keep other useful development choices available.
Give the next roll a specific purposeChoose the question that fits the next defense or collection decision.
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Named traits, rerolls and individual stat grades.
Guide
Get Oh My Glob
Use trait rerolls for the Mythic goal without assuming a guarantee.
Guide
Oh My Glob
Put the Mythic trait goal behind a working hero and a clear budget.
Guide
Stat Rerolls
Understand the grade ladder and keep reconditioning separate from traits.
Guide
Trait Rerolls
Set a trait goal and stopping budget before another roll.
Guide
Traits
Keep named traits and letter-grade stats in separate development plans.
Start with this answer
Use the central guide before choosing a narrower problem.
Give the next roll a specific purpose
A named trait goal should support a hero you intend to deploy. Rarity alone does not establish an invented damage multiplier or a guaranteed answer to every stage. Stat reconditioning has a different resource and result context; Juice should not be treated as a universal payment for every roll in the game.
The trait overview explains the distinction, the reroll guide adds the keep-or-roll decision and the Oh My Glob pages separate the named goal from the acquisition budget. Use stat rerolls when the question concerns letter grades. Keeping a working result can be a deliberate choice, especially while the opening squad still needs ordinary growth.
Give the next roll a specific purpose
Continue with the specific answer for this collection or defense decision.