All Swim Morphs in Throne and Liberty Explained

Throne and Liberty is unlike other RPGs, as you can use various weapon combos and also work with your guide to overcome obstacles. Besides this, there is a function called Morphs, where your character can morph into three broad types of animal categories. You can turn your character into a flying or Glide Morph, a Dash Morph for speed, or a Swim Morph. Swim Morphs lets you transform into aquatic creatures and help you swim across the vast expanse of water. In this guide we will see all swim morphs in Throne and Liberty

All Swim Morphs in Throne and Liberty Explained

Since the game does not supply mounts, you can, instead, transform your character into one. Here we will see all swim morphs in Throne and Liberty

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To use a Swim Morph, all you have to do is get into the water and you will automatically transform into your preferred aquatic morph. With each swim morph you unlock, you get certain Growth Points that you can use to further increase your Swim Morph stats like speed, swim rate, and more. Also, Swim Morphs don’t cost any stamina when used, so that’s the only plus of using swim morphs. The only drawback to using Swim Morphs is that they don’t offer any buffs. Only a handful of swim morphs offer a substantial buff, like the Spinel Dracoryft Turtle, which offers a damage over time nullification when traveling over lava. 

Below are all the Swim Morphs available in Throne and Liberty

Since Swim Morphs don’t offer any sort of buff when used, you can still collect them to add more Growth Points and help you upgrade your Morphs. 

That’s all there is to know about Swim Morphs in Throne and Liberty. If you like this guide you can check out our other guides as well