What they do

• Every point you allocate into a Virtue (except via items/pacts) gives +10 Health. soulframe.wiki.gg+2Sportskeeda+2
  
  

• Your equipped weapons have “virtue attunements” (or requirements) — meaning weapon damage will scale with a specific Virtue, and some weapons require a certain minimum of a Virtue.
  
  

• They affect your Arcanic (Pact) abilities (the active abilities you unlock via Pacts). In general:
  
  

  • Courage → increases ability damage.
    
    

  • Spirit → increases ability duration.
    
    

  • Grace → increases ability range (and/or area of effect) in many cases.

The three Virtues in brief

• Courage (“From Mora came strength, bravery, resolve.”)— Best for builds that focus on direct damage and more front-line combat.
  
  

• Spirit (“By Iridis we knew empathy, imagination, arcanics.”)— Suited for builds that lean into spell-like/arcanic abilities, duration effects.
  
  

• Grace (“Saphene bestowed cunning, agility, insight.”)— Ideal for higher mobility, range, stealth or support-style builds that benefit from reach/area.

Things to keep in mind

• Points in Virtues are redistributable at no cost (as of current version) — allowing you to switch your build if you change weapons or style.
  
  

• Your chosen Pact also gives you base Virtue bonuses (or has alignment) and may provide Virtue-points via its upgrade tree (Arts) like “Mora’s Pride” (Courage), “Iridis’ Favour” (Spirit), “Saphene’s Gift” (Grace).
  
  

• Because weapons and abilities scale with different Virtues (and some have minimum requirements), you’ll want to match your Virtue allocation to your weapon/ability focus. For example, a weapon attuned to Spirit will benefit most when you invest in Spirit.
  
  

• The system is still in development and may change — so these values are based on current available info (Preludes version).