Your clan in Slayers 2 decides way more than your last name — it shapes your stats, your skills, and which Breathing Style or Demon Art you should even bother building around. There are 41 clans split across six rarities, from 60%-odds Commons to 0.1%-odds Supremes, and picking (or rerolling into) the right one early saves you a ton of wasted grinding.
| Rarity | Roll Chance | Clan Count | Example Clans |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supreme | 0.1% | 4 | Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama |
| Mythic | 0.9% | 6 | Agatsuma, Douma, Himejima, Iguro, Shinazugawa, Tamayo |
| Legendary | 4% | 4 | Kocho, Shabana, Tomioka, Ubuyashiki |
| Rare | 12% | 5 | Makomo, Sabito, Susumaru, Urokodaki, Yahaba |
| Uncommon | 23% | 5 | Aori, Aoshima, Kaneki, Kurotsume, Yamagiri |
| Common | 60% | ~17 | Tsukino, Hagiwara, Yukimori, and more |
Every Clan Listed by Rarity
Supreme (0.1% roll chance)
- Kamado – the closest thing to a no-downside pick, with strong Health, Stamina, a damage-factor boost, and Sunlight immunity that makes it a favorite for Demon builds.
- Rengoku – the top DPS clan, leaning on burn damage, a combo-extending stun, and fire resistance for aggressive Flame Breathing and Katana players.
- Uzui – blends offense with defense through auto-dodge, auto-block, and poison resistance, making it flexible for both PvE farming and PvP.
- Soyama – built around a free counter skill, a big damage-factor boost, and stun-on-low-HP tools that reward aggressive, close-range play.
Mythic (0.9% roll chance)
- Agatsuma – Thunder Breathing’s best friend, with a big mobility and speed boost on top of solid damage.
- Douma – a defensive, PvP-friendly clan with auto-dodges and clone-based escapes, strongest in Water and Demon-focused builds.
- Himejima – converts skill damage into stronger basic attacks and stacks extra defense, giving it real staying power in longer fights.
- Iguro – the mobility specialist, with Serpent Breathing and poison synergy for players who want to stay on the move.
- Shinazugawa – a well-rounded pick with strong overall damage, poison tools, and useful progression bonuses for weapons and EXP.
- Tamayo – a support clan built for healing and cooldown resets, best used in parties or boss fights rather than solo grinding.
Legendary (4% roll chance)
- Kocho – leans into poison and aerial sword bonuses, making it the go-to for Insect Breathing builds.
- Shabana – a team-first clan whose Blood Demon Zone buffs nearby allies, so it scales hard in group raids.
- Tomioka – reliable cooldown resets and a Water Breathing damage boost, popular with players who like longer, reactive fights.
- Ubuyashiki – adds EXP and drop-rate bonuses, which makes it a strong pick if you’re purely focused on progression speed.
Rare (12% roll chance)
- Urokodaki – extra Water damage, cheaper stamina costs, and faster mastery gain make this a legitimate long-term keeper for Water Breathing.
- Sabito – another solid Water and sword-focused option, with a mastery boost that speeds up early progression.
- Yahaba – arrow-based Evil Art support with stamina utility, useful for zoning-focused Demon builds.
- Susumaru – built around Tamari and Evil Art setups, though its bonuses are simple enough that stronger clans outscale it late-game.
- Makomo – a defensive, Block-focused clan that fits Water builds looking for survivability over damage.
Uncommon (23% roll chance)
- Aoshima – a flexible general-purpose clan with Health, movement, and damage that works with almost any build.
- Yamagiri – focused on Stamina and Stamina Regen, best for players who like fighting up close.
- Kurotsume – combines movement and extra damage without requiring a specific Breathing Style, good for early-to-mid progression.
- Kaneki and Aori – round out the Uncommon tier with general stat boosts that are solid stopgaps before you land something rarer.
Common (60% roll chance) Ando, Aokawa, Fujiwara, Fukukoshi, Hagiwara, Hozumi, Kanazaki, Kazetani, Kuroaki, Mori, Saito, Sakurai, Suzuki, Toka, Tsukino, and Yukimori make up the Common pool. Most give a single small stat bump (Health, Health Regen, or minor damage) with no attached skill, so they’re best treated as temporary starter clans until you reroll into something better.
Slayers 2 Clan Tier List
| Tier | Clans |
|---|---|
| S | Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama, Shinazugawa, Himejima |
| A | Agatsuma, Douma, Shabana, Tomioka, Urokodaki, Iguro, Tamayo, Kocho, Sabito |
| B | Ubuyashiki, Makomo, Yahaba, Susumaru, Kaneki, Yamagiri, Kurotsume, Aoshima, Aori |
| C | Yukimori, Kanzaki, Mori, Kurosaki, Hozumi, Aokawa, Saito, Tsukino, Ando, Suzuki, Kuroaki, Fujiwara, Sakurai, Hagiwara, Kazetani, Fukukoshi, Toka |
Kamado sits at the top because it doesn’t force you into one style — it’s useful whether you’re a Demon or a Slayer, in PvE or PvP. Rengoku, Uzui, and Soyama round out S-Tier as the strongest Breathing-specific and hybrid picks, while Shinazugawa and Himejima earned their spot after recent balance changes boosted their Health and utility.
Best Clan and Breathing Style Combos
- Flame: Rengoku — burn bonuses are built directly into the clan.
- Water: Urokodaki or Tomioka — both reduce stamina costs and speed up mastery gain.
- Thunder: Agatsuma — the mobility and speed bonuses complement Thunder’s playstyle.
- Wind: Shinazugawa — matching damage and stamina bonuses for Wind users.
- Insect: Kocho — poison synergy pairs naturally with Insect Breathing.
- Serpent: Iguro — a dedicated Serpent-focused mobility pick.
- Group content: Shabana — its zone buff is wasted solo but strong with a full party.
- Pure progression: Ubuyashiki — EXP and drop bonuses speed up the grind more than any combat perk.
How to Reroll Your Clan?
- Open the Clan Reroll menu from your character screen or a Clan Trainer NPC.
- Spend the required in-game currency or a Clan Reroll item to spin.
- Repeat until you land on a clan that fits your Breathing Style or Demon Art.
- Check the tier list above before committing — some Commons and Uncommons genuinely aren’t worth keeping past the early game.
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FAQs
How many clans are there in Slayers 2?
There are currently 41 confirmed clans, spread across six rarities from Common to Supreme.
Which is the best clan in Slayers 2?
Kamado is the most well-rounded pick overall, but Rengoku, Agatsuma, Shinazugawa, and Urokodaki become better choices once you’re committed to a specific Breathing Style.
What’s the rarest clan in Slayers 2?
Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, and Soyama are tied for rarest at a 0.1% roll chance each, making up the Supreme tier.
Can I change my clan after picking one?
Yes — clans can be changed through the reroll system using in-game currency, a reroll item, or codes that grant free rerolls.
Do Common clans ever become useless?
Not entirely — a few Common clans work fine as short-term starters, but nearly all of them get outclassed once you unlock reroll access, so treat them as temporary.
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