All Free Shapeshift Morphs in Throne & Liberty and How to Unlock Them

Welcome to our guide about how to unlock all free Shapeshift Morphs in Throne & Liberty. 

Throne & Liberty has many Shapeshift Morphs available. These are a collection of different shapes your character can transform into while not in combat. They don't have much of an effect besides drastically altering your character's appearance and are just for fun or for showing off. Performing an attack or sprinting, swimming, or gliding will cause your character to transform back to their normal self or one of their Dash/Swim/Glide morphs. 

Some morphs will allow you to traverse an area of Solistium without being attacked by a certain enemy type. For example, Terror Birds in Nesting Grounds will ignore you if you are using the Terror Bird Morph.

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The Scarabs native to the Laslan Golden Rye Pastures mutated into giants after being exposed to the cursed rain. They retaliate fiercely when attacked, and are covered with a hard shell. They charge their prey with their large horns, which are also valued for their medicinal properties. If you choose to morph into the form of a scarab, be careful not to run afoul of the local Harvesters created to destroy them!

To unlock the Scarab morph, complete the Recipe for Rancid Powder quest in Chapter 1 of the Adventure Codex. 

Chestaceans use the advanced hunting technique of attracting humans to animals with mimicry before attacking. While their natural shells often provide adequate defence, they constantly search for something harder to protect their bodies. As such, these creatures compete fiercely with one another to get the most expensive-looking chest when cargo washes up from shipwrecks on Windhill Shores. 

To unlock the Chestacean morph, complete the fourth objective in the A Sailor's Latter quest in the Windhill Shores Exploration Codex:

Completely covered in grey fur, they have extremely sensitive noses. With their highly developed senses, these are the variety of wolf that travellers in the Blackhowl Plains are most wary of. When one spots their prey, they pounce high into the air and come down clamping their strong jaws around their target's neck. These terrifying beasts are thought to be a hybrid of the Brutal Wolf and Blackhowl Wolf. 

To unlock the Shrewd Wolf morph, complete the third objective in the Dangerous Gem quest in the Blackhowl Plains Exploration Codex:

A type of goblin from the Urstella clan that inhabits the Urstella Fields. Goblin Butchers come to battle equipped with helmets, armour and dual axes, and are noted for wearing their long hair up. They have a custom of tying their hair high on their heads, and rumour has it that the higher a Goblin Butcher ties their hair, the stronger they are. They are hostile toward humans who try to steal Stardust. 

To unlock the Goblin Butcher morph, complete the third objective in the Butcher in the Field quest in the Urstella Fields Exploration Codex:

Poisonous giant spiders living in the Carmine Forest. Their bodies are yellow with black patterns, and their legs are black. They confuse their prey with fast movements, and spit poison at them. 

To unlock the Toximaw Spider morph, complete the Friend of Morokai the Turncoat quest, part of the Carmine Forest Exploration Codex:

Headcrusher Terror Birds have thick skulls but decreased intelligence due to frequent headbutting. They sometimes forget who they were attacking as a result! However, their strong human-sized legs and terrifying beaks make them sufficiently fearsome opponents. It is essential to be shapeshifted into a Headcrusher Terror Bird when approaching the Nesting Grounds. 

To unlock the Headcrusher Terror Bird Morph in Throne & Liberty, complete the One Flew Over the Terror Bird's Next quest in the Nesting Grounds Exploration Codex:

Immorti were created through intermingling of dark power and the essence of death. Zombies, one of the main types of Immorti, are beings whose souls have been removed, leaving behind only a ravenous, mindless monster. Even coming near Plague Zombies, which carry infectious disease, is something other creatures will want to avoid. 

To unlock the Plague Zombie morph, complete the second objective in the Farewell quest, in the Ruins of Turayne Exploration Codex:

A boar species that lives in the deep forests of Laslan. They are aggressive, greedy and temperamental. Their keen sense of smell helps them to find their favourite food, mushrooms, from far away. 

To unlock the Black Boar morph, complete the first objective of the Raining Hill quest, in the Purelight Hill Exploration Codex:

Back before the Resistance existed, the only way to escape from the tyranny of a lord was to wander aimlessly or become a bandit. Without any formal military training or armaments, the serfs taught themselves to fight by randomly swinging with anything they could find. Even today, the brawlers of the Sandflame Bandits value their legacy of improvisation, thinking nothing of using torches, chair legs, or anything else they can find as a club. 

To unlock the Flame Fighter morph, complete the Treasure of a Daybreak quest, part of the Monolith Wastelands Exploration Codex:

The Desert Cobra of the Monolith Wastelands is famous for its colourful appearance. It is said that aristocrats of the desert raise Desert Cobras for ornamental purposes due to the light green spots covering their bodies and their thin wings that cover a wide area when unfurled. When shapeshifted into a Desert Cobra, you can safely move through the Monolith Wastelands without being attacked by other Desert Cobras. 

To unlock the Desert Cobra morph in Throne and Liberty, complete the third objective of the Keepsakes in the Sand quest, in the Monolith Wastelands Exploration Codex:

A strange-looking type of plant creature that grows in the Abandoned Stonemason Town. They never have enough water, which makes their leaves red and poisonous. 

To unlock the Deadly Mandrake Morph, complete the second objective of A Powerless Little Friend, a quest in the Abandoned Stonemason Town Exploration Codex:

The Armadillos inhabiting Moonlight Desert grow to enormous proportions and are covered all over with hard scales. Though these Moonlight Scales are an expensive material used for high-end clothing and armour, hunting the fierce Armadillo recklessly will only get you torn to shreds by its sharp claws. While they usually travel slowly in groups, they are able to detect enemies very quickly. 

To unlock the Armadillo Morph, complete the first objective of the Queen's Blessing quest in the Moonlight Desert Exploration Codex:

A variety of spider that lives in the Sandworm Lair and takes care of Sandworms' eggs and larvae. At night, they hold their legs up like a cage to protect themselves before they go to sleep. They are always on guard in their duty to protect the Sandworm eggs. 

To unlock the Worker Spider morph, complete the second objective of The Voice Behind the Mask, a quest in the Sandworm Lair Exploration Codex:

Sea crabs may look like slightly bigger versions of non lethal regular crabs, but their pincers are strong enough to cut a person in half. Their shells are extremely hard as well, offering a level of protection rivaling the best suits of plate armour. 

To unlock the Sea Crab morph, complete For the Ally's Rests, a quest in the Daybreak Shore Exploration Codex:

The Temitrans of The Raging Wilds are a variation of Mitrans. People often mistake them for dried trees. They are quite docile during the day and won't attack travellers unless they are provoked. 

To unlock the Temitrain morph, complete the second objective of Cowardly Apprentice Wizard, a quest in the Raging Wilds Exploration Codex:

The Sand Basilisks living in the Manawastes are often considered "hounds of the Demon King". Their spikes, honed by the wind and sands, are as sharp as swords. 

To unlock the Sand Basilisk morph in Throne & Liberty, complete the second objective of Elemental Tree Harvest: Manawastes, a quest in the Manawastes Exploration Codex:

Orc Brawlers, armed with shields and blunt weapons, bravely protect Fonos Basin. When you run into these war veterans, be prepared for a fierce battle. 

The Orc Brawler Morph is unlocked by completing the Land of the Wild, Fonos Basin quest in the Fonus Basin Exploration Codex. 

Long ago, Skeleton Soldiers appeared on the battlefield and marched on and on, armed with weapons and armour stripped off from other fallen soldiers. These undying, victory-craving Skeletons became the frequent topic of nightmares. 

To unlock the Skeleton Soldier Morph, complete the Immortal Hierophant quest in the Ruins of Turayne Exploration Codex:

Some of the skeletons that Ahzreil summoned became Gallu Knights that dual wield swords. The red glowing eyes under their helmets are always looking for their next victims. 

To unlock the Gallu Knight morph, complete the first objective of Requiem to Seal the Darkness, a quest in the Shattered Temple Exploration Codex:

Orc Butchers hail from the Akidu clan. They are very cruel and vicious, and they prefer to use clubs as to prolong their defeated enemies' agony. 

To unlock the Orc Butcher morph in Throne & Liberty, complete the second objective of No Magic to Give the Orcs, a quest in the Akidu Valley Exploration Codex:

A variety of Lycan from the Kowazan clan that resides in Grayclaw Forest. They look human during the day, but are very cruel in nature and kill any intruder they spot in the forest. 

To unlock the Butcher morph, complete the first objective of Revealed Fangs, a quest in the Grayclaw Forest Exploration Codex: