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Throne and Liberty Roving Lutrang
Morph

Morph
Mobility
Swim
Lutrangs live in the Trutizan region. Once believed to be necessary sacrifices in rituals for divining the future, they nearly went extinct. The unfortunate mistake likely arose from observing how easily Lutrangs shook off pursuing predators with near-supernatural speed, thus making it seem like they could see the future. In reality, they can escape so easily because their sleek bodies allow them to glide quickly through the waves as they swim.
Roving Lutrang
Roving Lutrang Swim Morph in Throne & Liberty
Roving Lutrang Swim Morph in Throne & Liberty

The Roving Lutrang is your starting Swim Morph in Throne and Liberty, meaning you start the game with it unlocked and equipped. 

Mobility
Swim
A Morphstone containing the power of the Wild. The power imprints onto your body, enabling you to morph.

Sources

Roving Lutrang

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