Customization options are always a unique way to create an immersive experience in any MMO roleplaying game, and in Throne and Liberty, players can do just that by choosing from various morph choices or by selecting the very limited racial options.
Here are all the playable races (and morphs) we know about in Throne and Liberty.
All playable races in Throne and Liberty
In Throne and Liberty, the only playable race at launch is Human. While this does seem very limited, it’s possible NCSOFT will release more races down the line. In saying that, the customization in Throne and Liberty is extensive; you can create unique-looking characters. It may take some time to create your perfect-looking character, but possibilities are endless.
All playable morphs in Throne and Liberty
There are three Morph categories: Glide (air), Dash (land), and Swim (water), and are used similarly to mounts in other titles. And each Morph category has specific Morph types.
Dash Morphs consists of Skolls, Taions, Hounds, Purpumas, Diatrimas, Almirazs, and Grimchasers. Glide Morphs are typically Eagles, Cygnus’, Ravens, and Ferthurs. For Swim Morphs, they’re either Lutrangs, Turtles, or Tsarca.
Morph types do vary, meaning you get different-looking Morphs in the Eagle, Turtle, or Taion subcategories. They’re obtained through various free and paid methods.
These are all the Morphs you can currently get in Throne and Liberty, according to Society of Gaming.
| Glide Morphs | Dash Morphs | Swim Morphs |
|---|---|---|
| Bald Eagle | Wild Skoll | Roving Lutrang |
| White Cygnus | Shadow Skoll | Russet Lutrang |
| Common Raven | Saber Taion | Opal Dracoryft Turtle |
| Velvet Raven | Shadow Purpuma | White Lutrang |
| Monarch Raven | Ruffle Diatrima | Frost Lutrang |
| Morrigan Raven | Iron Hound | Geode Dracoryft Turtle |
| Noble Eagle | Ghost Skoll | Astra Lutrang |
| Raging Eagle | Iron Skoll | Stone Dracoryft Turtle |
| Emperor Eagle | Fenrian Skoll | Golden Lutrang |
| Snow Cygnus | Fierce Taion | Spinel Dracoryft Turtle |
| Hazel Ferthur | Anciet Taion | Ghost Tsarca |
| Amarian Ferthur | Ancient Taion | |
| Sable Cygnus | Mystic Purpuma | |
| Storm Rave | Beak Diatrima | |
| Seraph Cygnus | Proud Diatrima | |
| Flos Ferthur | Proud Taion | |
| Ghost Raven | Rosette Purpuma | |
| Talon Diatrima | ||
| Arkhan Diatrima | ||
| Sap Almiraz | ||
| Winter Almiraz | ||
| Lightning Purpuma | ||
| Fluffy Almiraz | ||
| Phantom Skoll | ||
| Ghost Grimchaser |
The information we have on all the playable morphs is limited, and Morphs may change upon full release. We’ll update this guide if there are any changes.
In the Morph category, there’s another section dubbed “Special.” These Special Morphs are for shapeshifting your character so you can take on a new appearance and gain the traits of the being you’ve Morphed into, whether it’s an Orc, Crab, Goblin, Spider, or Wolf. Shapeshifting into one of these beings means you won’t aggro enemies of the same race. If you’ve shapeshifted into a Goblin, you can walk around Goblins without them attacking you. Although these are very different from the mount-like Morphs, the Special Morphs are just as valuable.
For now, these are all the playable races and Morphs in Throne and Liberty.
