Amitoi and Morph Guide

Welcome to the Amitoi and Morph guide for Throne and Liberty! While both Amitoi and Morphs serve as a sort of collectible item in the game, they have practical uses with things like bonus stats and, in the case of Morphs, can even be required to complete some Codex Quests! I hope after this article, there's no confusion about where to get them, what they do, and how the systems behind them work!

Amitoi

Amitoi in Throne and Liberty are essentially little mascots or pets that follow you around. They pick up items for you, use certain items to heal you, point out Mystic Globe/Portal locations, and also make cute noises from time to time.

Amitoi come in many different flavors but all serve the same functions, making the different types of Amitoi you can get a cosmetic choice. Depending on the Amitoi that you have collected so far, you can also get set bonuses that increase your in-game Stats.

Another system that makes use of Amitoi is Amitoi Expedition. You gain access to your own small house with an Amitoi Expedition Map. To learn more about how this specific system works, please visit our Amitoi Expedition Guide!

Where to Get Amitoi

Below is a comprehensive list of all known sources of Amitoi in the game. Every character starts with Forest Sapling Grover, so it is omitted from the list below. Shameless Joker is non-premium and has no known source.

Morphs

In Throne and Liberty, there are two different types of Morphs. The first kind, and the kind you use the most frequently, are the Throne and Liberty version of mounts. When sprinting, swimming, or gliding, you turn into the morph you selected and gain a speed boost for as long as you have stamina.

The other type of Morph you encounter is the Camouflage Morph. These can range anywhere from a Crab to an Orc and have a mostly cosmetic function in the game. Camouflage Morphs also make any hostile mob in the same creature type become neutral to you instead!

Where to Get Morphs

Below is a list of all known Morphs and where to get them. This list is separated into Transport and Camouflage . The starting Transport Morphs are Wild Skoll, Bald Eagle, and Roving Lutrang.

Transportation

Camouflage

It is worth noting that the Morph Orc Brawler gives you a 5% Max Health bonus while you are transformed and heals you for the same amount. You keep the amount of health healed after transforming back into a human, so you can repeatedly use this to heal yourself for 5% Max HP at a time.

Amitoi Pal Synergy and Amount Effects

When collectiong Amitoi, collecting the correct combination contributes towards set bonuses. When unlocked, these sets give your character permanent Stat boosts such as Crit Hit, Max Health, and Max Mana. You also recieve bonuses per Amitoi you earn up to 25.

Amount Effects

Pal Synergy

Morph Level Bonuses

Each Morph you collect is worth points and gain bonus effects when you reach point thresholds. These effects are different for each Morph type, and the points are tracked separately as well. See below for a full list of bonuses that you can acquire. Your Morph level increases every 30 points. See the Transportation Morph table for which Morphs give the most points.

Summary

• Amitoi and Morphs are collectible items in Throne and Liberty.
• Amitoi follow the player around occasionally talking, and heal the player with the help of World Tree Leaves*.
• Morphs come in two types: Movement and Camouflage.
• Movement Morphs get stronger than more of them you collect and take stamina to use.
• Camouflage Morphs make you neutral to any creature of race you transform into and hides your name from other players.

Credits

Written by Nymphellas
Reviewed by Yaen and Tenkiei