Divine Armor Trait
Divine Armor is a relatively strong trait in Teamfight Tactics thanks to its ability to elevate a carry to an incredibly powerful level. The effect of Divine Armor is to sacrifice the 2 closest units of this trait to increase the stats of the selected unit. Therefore, the units chosen for sacrifice often do not carry items.

With Divine Armor, players can reach 5 units and choose the carry they want to empower. However, if not careful in selecting the carry and positioning the units, the Divine Armor can cause players to lose some strong units on the board. Gamers need to focus on team positioning to avoid getting ‘hurt’ by this trait.
Carry Trait
Theoretically, the Carry Trait will help players quickly reach 4 units. This will provide a tremendous amount of damage to swiftly take down the opponent’s team. However, in reality, the Carry Trait does not possess much power and can even easily ‘hurt’ the damage output of the team.

The reason is that the execution ability of the Carry Trait only activates when there is 1 or 4 units. The Carry Trait can cause players to have 2-3 Carry units and fail to activate this execution effect. Therefore, the Carry Trait is only truly powerful at the end of the game when players have enough units to activate its maximum strength.
Thief Trait
Basically, the Thief Trait is a risky playstyle in Teamfight Tactics and can lead players to be eliminated early. Players often leverage the resources that this trait brings to ‘pivot’ to another team composition in the late game.

However, having the Thief Trait can make many players ‘greedy’ in activating this effect. The consequence is unfortunate losses when the Thief units take up positions in the team but do not bring real value. Teamfight Tactics players should consider carefully before taking the Thief Trait.
Conclusion
Given the unique nature of the traits – systems, Divine Armor, Carry, or Thief will diminish the strength of the team if not used correctly. Teamfight Tactics players need to stay alert and arrange their team well when using the aforementioned traits – systems.