Citizen Traits

Anarchist is a trait that marks a rat with a rebellious disposition. As a character trait, it is part of Ratopia’s citizen and unit attribute system, shaping how an individual rat is represented in the colony.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when passing the leader.

Atheist is a trait in Ratopia that marks a rat as holding no belief in gods or religion. As a character trait, it defines a social or ideological aspect of the rat and distinguishes it from faith-related traits and systems.

When having a religion, [M]Happiness [A]

Athletic is a trait that represents strong physical aptitude in a rat. It identifies a character as suited to active, movement-oriented tasks and other work that benefits from fitness and stamina.

[M]Rate of stamina loss [A]%

Big Appetite is a trait that increases a rat’s food needs, making hunger management a more important part of daily life. It affects how quickly the character consumes meals and ties into the colony’s food supply and eating routines.

[M]Food decline rate [A]%

Clumsy is a trait that can be assigned to a rat citizen, marking them as naturally awkward and less precise in their work. As a character trait, it affects how that unit fits into the colony’s workforce and role assignment, shaping their overall usefulness compared with more dexterous rats.

[M]Production efficiency [A]%

Combat Proficiency is a trait that enhances a rat’s fighting ability, making it better suited for combat roles. It is part of the colony’s progression system and supports units that engage enemies directly, improving their effectiveness in battle.

[M]Attack Power [A]

Conservative is a citizen trait that represents caution and preference for established routines. It shapes a rat’s behavior in the colony by favoring stable, traditional choices over change.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when the policies got added or deleted.

Cooperationist is a trait that reflects a cooperative mindset in Ratopia. Traits shape a rat’s personal tendencies and help define how they fit into the colony’s social and work systems.

[M] [A] when member of the largest group in the social class.

[Craftsmanship](/en/ratopia/page/traits#craftsmanship) is a trait that improves a rat’s ability to make and handle crafted goods, supporting more efficient production and workshop work. It is part of the character trait system and is relevant to settlers who spend time in industrial and crafting roles.

[M]Efficiency [A]%. When a production task is completed, has a [B]% chance to produce +1 extra item.

Crier is a trait for a rat citizen, representing a public-facing role within the colony. It is part of the character trait system and helps define how a rat is identified and used in settlement management.

Cry when [M]happiness is below 40.

Elitist is a trait that reflects a rat’s preference for luxury, status, and high-class living. It shapes how the character fits into Ratopia’s social and lifestyle systems.

[M] [A] with no ratizen with the same job.

Extravagant is a trait that modifies a rat’s personal characteristics in the colony. It marks a citizen with the Extravagant temperament, affecting how that rat is represented as an individual within Ratopia’s trait system and how it is distinguished from other rats.

[M]Necessities decline rate [A]%

Extrovert is a trait that represents a rat’s sociable nature. It is associated with active interaction with other rats and fits characters that work well in communal settings and social life.

Increase happiness with ratizens around (-10-10)

Fat Storage is a trait that increases a rat’s fat capacity, allowing it to store more fat for survival and other body functions.

Starved Status effect survival time [A]:00

Fear of Water is a trait that makes a Rat citizen uncomfortable around water, affecting how they interact with aquatic areas and water-related tasks. It is a personal modifier that reflects a rat’s aversion to getting near or working in water, and it can influence labor suitability in settlements with rivers, pools, or other wet environments.

When the Wet Status effect is acquired, for [B] days, [M]Happiness [A].

Floorer is a trait for a rat specialized in floor construction and other basic building work. It is part of the colony’s work-boosting trait system and supports expansion of structures by improving tasks related to flooring and construction.

When assigned to a bed, [M]Happiness [A]

Foolish is a trait for a rat in Ratopia, marking the character as foolish and influencing its role as a colony member. It is part of the trait system that distinguishes individual citizens and can affect how they fit into settlement management.

[M]EXP gain [A]%

Fragile is a trait that indicates a unit is easily damaged and less resilient in Ratopia’s trait system. It is used to define a character’s physical weakness and affects how that unit performs under danger.

[M]Maximum HP [A]

Frugal is a trait that marks a citizen as economical and careful with resources. In Ratopia, traits shape how individuals behave and contribute to the colony, and Frugal reflects thriftiness as part of that character system.

[M]Necessities decline rate [A]%

Fugitive is a trait that marks a rat as an outlaw on the run, tying the character to the criminal and law enforcement systems in Ratopia.

On the day an enemy invasion occurs, [M]Movement Speed [A]%.

Gold Sniffer is a trait that improves a rat’s ability to detect or seek out gold, making it useful for wealth gathering and resource-focused tasks in Ratopia.

Reveals the gold tiles around.

Grasshopper is a trait for rats that modifies their attributes and influences their role in the colony.

All stats [A]. During winter, unassigned from the workplace every day.

Hardy is a city that trades specific goods with the player’s settlement. Its import and export lists define what can be obtained from it and what it will accept in return.

Hardy imports Sandrock, Papyrus, Cactus Flower, Glass, and Silk. In exchange, it exports Water, Berry, Flour, Candle, and Glass Craft.

• Imported goods from Hardy: Sandrock, Papyrus, Cactus Flower, Glass, Silk
• Exported goods to Hardy: Water, Berry, Flour, Candle, Glass Craft

[M]Maximum HP [A]

Hunting Lover is a trait that represents a rat’s affinity for hunting and improves their usefulness in hunting-related tasks. It is associated with characters who are suited to tracking and taking down wild creatures, making it a fitting trait for expeditions and food-gathering roles that rely on hunting.

[A]% chance to gain +[B] resources from Hunting.

Hypertension is a trait that represents high blood pressure in a rat, affecting its condition as a persistent health-related status.

Dies when [M]happiness falls below 20.

Immune is a trait that represents resistance to harmful conditions in Ratopia. It is used to make a rat more resilient when facing danger, supporting survival and sustained work in risky environments.

Does not contract diseases.

Inactive is a trait that marks a unit as inactive, indicating a dormant or non-participating state in Ratopia. It is associated with creatures or characters that are present but not currently behaving as an active worker, threat, or target, and it helps define how the unit interacts with the game’s systems.

[M]Rate of stamina loss [A]%

Intelligent is a trait that marks a rat as especially clever and suited to knowledge-focused work. It is part of a rat’s personal attributes and reflects higher intellect within Ratopia’s colony systems.

[M]EXP gain [A]%

Introvert is a trait that marks a rat as preferring solitude over social interaction. It is part of the character trait system and shapes how the rat behaves and fits into colony life.

Decreases happiness with many ratizens around (-10-10)

Materialistic is a trait that marks a rat as strongly attached to possessions and wealth. It represents a character tendency tied to material goods and the economy of Ratopia.

Increase happiness with artificial tiles around (-10-10)

Meat Lover is a trait that centers a rat’s lifestyle and bonuses around meat, making it part of a meat-focused food and survival setup in Ratopia. It is associated with the collection, use, or preference for meat as a key resource.

When consuming meat-based food, Strength [M]Experience [A].

Militant is a trait that marks a rat as more suited to combat and military duties. It is associated with front-line defense and aggressive work in Ratopia’s settlement management.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when involved in the battle.

Mining Lover is a trait that favors mining work, strengthening a Rat's connection to gathering ore and other underground resources. It is suited to workers assigned to mining tasks and supports efficient resource extraction as part of the colony’s production chain.

[A]% chance to gain +[B] resources from Mining.

Monetarist is a trait centered on money and economic matters. It represents a rat with a strong focus on wealth, trade, and financial concerns within the colony.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, after paying tax.

Naturalistic is a trait that marks a rat as attuned to nature and natural work. It fits a colonist role connected to plants, farming, and other outdoor tasks, shaping how the rat interacts with Ratopia’s living environment.

Decreases happiness with artificial tiles around (-10-10)

Neat is a rat trait in Ratopia that represents a preference for cleanliness and order. It is part of the trait system that defines individual rat behavior and affects how a rat fits into daily colony life.

[M]Hygiene decline rate [A]%

Optimistic is a rat trait that represents a cheerful, hopeful disposition. It identifies an individual’s personality and affects how that rat fits into colony life, making it a notable part of colonist traits and mood-related systems.

[M]Happiness [A]

Pacifist is a trait that defines a peaceful, nonviolent disposition in Ratopia. It is tied to characters that avoid direct conflict and fits playstyles focused on stability, cooperation, and settlement management rather than combat.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when involved in a battle.

Pessimistic is a trait that marks a rat as prone to negative expectations and a low outlook. It affects the character’s personality in Ratopia and is part of the trait system used to define individual rat behavior.

[M]Happiness [A]

Plant Lover is a trait that gives a rat an affinity for plants and gardening, making it well suited for cultivation-related work. It is associated with farming and other tasks connected to crop care and plant growth.

[A]% chance to gain +[B] resources from Gathering.

Playful is a trait that represents a cheerful, energetic temperament. It defines a rat’s behavior and personality in the colony, shaping how that rat is characterized in Ratopia.

[M]Joy decline rate [A]%

Pooper is a trait that makes a rat generate waste during normal life, tying the character into Ratopia’s sanitation and manure-management systems. It is a utility-style trait associated with producing material that can be collected and used in the colony’s resource flow.

If [M]Happiness is below [A], defecates on the spot.

Porter is a trait for a rat specialized in hauling goods and moving resources around the colony. It is tied to work that supports logistics and stockpiling, making the rat useful for transport-focused tasks in the settlement.

[M]Carry Capacity [A]

Prefers the High is a social-class trait for citizens that places them in the highest class. While assigned to this class, a citizen can use all food, daily necessities, and services unless those are restricted by a Code Stone.

If, when a new day begins, the citizen cannot satisfy either a personal wealth of 3000 or daily necessities of 46, they are demoted to the middle class. Keeping this class stable requires a comparatively high maintenance cost, with daily living expenses of about 90 Pia.

When belonging to The high, [M]Happiness [A].

The Middle Class is the middle tier among the citizen ranks assigned to A_Ratizen. It sits between the Poverty Class and the Upper Class, and a Ratizen can move into it when their money and 생활用品 requirements are met at the daily rank-up check.

A Ratizen can rise to the Upper Class when, at the turn of the day, they have at least 3000 money and 46 생활用品. If they fail to meet either of the Poverty Class conditions, having less than 500 money or less than 20 생활用品, they will fall to the Poverty Class instead.

Maintaining a Ratizen in the Middle Class generally requires about 80 to 90 Pia per day as a living expense. This makes it a transitional tier that is useful to watch closely: it is easier to keep than the Upper Class, but falling below its thresholds can quickly drag a citizen back down.

When belonging to The middle, [M]Happiness [A].

Prefers the Poor is the lowest social class that can be assigned to a citizen in Ratopia. Citizens in this class are the least privileged among the available class tiers, but they can still work normally in buildings that would otherwise require a higher social class for personal use.

A citizen can be promoted to the middle class when the day changes if they meet both of the following conditions:

• They have 500 money or more.
• They have +20 living supplies.

Because their daily living cost is around 50 to 70 Pia, it is important to keep enough money on hand, often by using the Code Stone to provide subsidies.

By default, this class cannot access most food and resources for private use, so if you want them to use those goods directly, you need to adjust trade laws in the Code Stone. The restriction applies only to private use, however, so it does not prevent them from working. A poor-class citizen can work in buildings such as the Pub, which normally requires middle class or higher for use, and can also take jobs that produce living goods they would not be able to purchase themselves.

When belonging to The poor, [M]Happiness [A].

Progressive is a trait that represents a progressive disposition in Ratopia, shaping a rat’s character within the citizen trait system.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when the policies got added or deleted.

Quick is a trait that makes a rat move faster, improving mobility in daily work and travel. It helps units cover ground more quickly, making it useful for tasks that depend on speed and repositioning.

[M]Moving speed [A]%

Quiet is a trait in Ratopia that modifies a rat’s personal characteristics and affects how it behaves in the colony. As a trait, it belongs to the system that defines individual rat tendencies and helps distinguish workers and residents with different roles and qualities.

[M]Joy decline rate [A]%

Religious is a trait that marks a rat as devoted to faith and religion. It is associated with the colony’s spiritual systems and with characters whose behavior and needs are tied to religious life.

When having a religion, [M]Happiness [A]

Royalist is a trait tied to loyalty to the monarchy and the royal order. It defines a rat’s political alignment in Ratopia, marking them as connected to the ruling power and its interests.

[M]happiness [A] for [B] days, when passing the leader.

Skilful is a trait that marks a rat as especially capable at tasks that benefit from dexterity and trained ability. It is part of the character trait system and reflects a unit’s personal strengths rather than a building, item, or recipe.

[M]Production efficiency [A]%

Slob is a trait in Ratopia that represents a rat’s personal characteristic within the game’s trait system. It defines part of a unit’s identity and can interact with other citizen and management mechanics.

[M]Hygiene decline rate [A]%

[Slow](/en/ratopia/page/traits#slow) is a trait that lowers a unit’s movement speed, making them move more slowly than normal. It is a simple mobility drawback that affects how efficiently a rat can travel and respond in daily tasks or combat.

[M]Moving speed [A]%

Small Appetite is a trait that reduces a rat’s food consumption, making the character easier to sustain over time. It affects colony management by lowering the amount of food needed to keep the rat fed.

[M]Food decline rate [A]%

Supercharger is a trait that improves charging-related performance, supporting faster or more efficient use of charge-based systems in Ratopia.

Vicarious Satisfaction is a citizen trait that represents indirect satisfaction gained through others and affects a rat’s personal wellbeing in Ratopia. As a trait, it is part of the system that shapes individual behaviors and social responses among citizens.

When the Leader consumes food, [M]Happiness [A] for [B] days.