Slayers 2 Clans Rarity & Tier List — Best Clans Ranked

Why Slayers 2 Clans Rarity Matters More Than You Think

If you just started rolling for a clan in Project Slayers 2, you've probably noticed something frustrating: the game doesn't hand you a clean rarity chart. You see "Rare," "Legendary," "Mythic," and "Supreme" tags, but nothing tells you which one is actually worth keeping. Understanding Slayers 2 clans rarity is the difference between wasting dozens of rerolls and landing a clan that carries you through both PvP and PvE.

Here's the good news: after the September 2026 balance patch, the clan meta is more diverse than ever. Clans aren't just flat stat boosts anymore — many have unique passives, modes, and synergies with specific Breathing Styles or Blood Demon Arts. That means a "lower rarity" clan can outperform a Supreme one if it matches your build.

Helpful resources: beginner guide, comprehensive guide, and tier list.

This guide breaks down every clan by rarity tier, ranks them for PvP and PvE, and shows you exactly which ones to chase and which to reroll on sight.

Slayers 2 Clan Rarity Tiers Explained

Before diving into rankings, it helps to understand how clan rarity actually works in Project Slayers 2. Rarity is a rough indicator of how hard a clan is to roll and how many unique abilities it packs — but it is not a direct measure of strength.

A key takeaway from community testing: two clans can share the same rarity tag and still be worlds apart in usefulness. Douma and Himejima are both Mythic, for example, but they serve completely different playstyles. Meanwhile, Kocho is "only" Legendary yet sits comfortably in S-Tier because of its unmatched poison synergy.

Full Slayers 2 Clan Tier List (October 2026)

This ranking reflects the post-patch meta as reported by community tier lists and player experience. S-Tier clans dominate both PvP and PvE; lower tiers are either niche or simply outclassed.

If you pull anything in C-Tier, treat it as a placeholder. Reroll as soon as you have the resources — the gap between C and S is enormous in endgame content.

S-Tier Clans: The Best of the Best

These are the clans worth every reroll. Each one either defines a meta build or provides universal value no matter what style you run.

Rengoku — The Damage King

Rengoku is widely considered the highest-DPS clan in Project Slayers 2. Its massive damage factor boost, stacked burn effects, and burn-enhanced M1 attacks make it a nightmare in extended fights. On top of that:

• Indomitable Will gives you a free combo extender
• Its mode adds damage reflection and further damage scaling
• You get fire resistance and immunity to the Indomitable Will extender used by rival top-tier clans

That last point is sneaky strong — it means other Rengoku and Agatsuma players can't freely extend combos on you.

Agatsuma — Only S-Tier With Thunder

Agatsuma is a Mythic clan, but it earns S-Tier status specifically when paired with Thunder Breathing. The clan buffs Thunder's damage directly while adding damage amplification, a low-HP damage boost, and burn application through Flaming Thunder God. If you're not running Thunder, Agatsuma drops to A-Tier — so this is a build-defining pick, not a universal one.

Soyama — Free Counter, Massive Damage

Soyama's headline ability is a free counter, backed by one of the largest damage factor boosts in the game. Its combo-extending stun and low-HP damage bonus give it value in both PvP duels and PvE boss fights. Players who like reactive, punish-heavy playstyles get the most out of it.

Uzui — The Versatile All-Rounder

Think of Uzui as a better Douma. It combines offensive boosts with defensive tools:

• Damage amplification for PvP and PvE
• Auto-dodges and auto-block abilities
• Poison resistance (valuable since poison builds are common)
• XP farming bonuses

If you want one clan that does everything reasonably well, Uzui is the safest Supreme roll.

Kamado — Great for Slayers and Demons

Kamado's stun is excellent for combo setups, and its passive damage and stamina boosts are among the best in the game. Demon players love it for the built-in regeneration and sun immunity — saving a gear slot. Combat Intuition scales your damage as your HP drops, rewarding aggressive play.

Kocho — The Poison Specialist

Kocho is the best Legendary clan and the definitive pick for poison builds running Insect Breathing. You get poison damage buffs, Insect-specific boosts, debuffs on your skills, and full poison immunity. If you don't run Insect Breathing, its value drops sharply — but within its niche, nothing competes.

Tomioka — Water's Best Friend

Tomioka surged in value after Water Breathing received buffs. Its cooldown resets provide excellent utility, and the clan-specific Water damage boost pairs perfectly with one of the strongest styles in the current meta.

A-Tier Clans: Strong but Situational

Himejima and Iguro in Practice

Himejima offers a strong damage factor boost plus damage reduction and amplification, making it flexible across modes. The catch: some of its power activates when you get hit, which contradicts how endgame PvP and PvE are played — you want to avoid damage entirely.

Iguro benefits from Serpent Breathing being one of the best styles in the game, and its snake ability deals percentage-based damage to bosses. That makes it a solid PvE pick, though Kocho still wins for pure poison builds.

Douma and Shinazugawa

Douma is the go-to dueling clan for defensive players — three auto-dodges per skill and a clone swap that escapes combos. It also boosts Demon progression, which is a nice bonus for demon mains.

Shinazugawa doesn't lean heavily on Wind Breathing, instead offering broad damage buffs, poison-build tools, and a significant boost to weapon and overall EXP progression. If you're grinding levels, it's a great long-term investment.

B-Tier and C-Tier Clans: When to Reroll

Lower-rarity clans aren't automatically bad — some are fine stepping stones. But most should be replaced once you have better options.

B-Tier highlights:

• Tamayo — Situational team PvE value with healing, boss cooldown resets, and debuffs, but no passive boosts
• Sabito & Makomo — Budget Water options that improved alongside Water's buffs
• Urokodaki — Solid early passive damage increase, but its Water synergy is limited

C-Tier clans:

• Yahaba — The best of the worst thanks to its combo extender and decent PvE arrow manipulation
• Susumaru — Weak Evil Art synergy, but acceptable as a beginner clan if you party with another Susumaru or Yahaba

Community consensus is clear: if you roll a C-Tier clan, don't invest resources into it. Save your rerolls for at least a B-Tier, ideally an A or S.

How to Decide Which Clan to Keep

Use this quick decision framework based on your goals:

The single most important rule: match your clan to your Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art. A Supreme clan that doesn't synergize with your build can underperform a Legendary that does. For more community-verified rankings and updates, check the official Project Slayers Roblox page for patch notes.

Final Tips for Rolling Clans

• Don't reroll blindly. Decide on a target clan or two before spending resources.
• Rarity ≠ power. Kocho and Tomioka prove Legendary clans can beat Mythic ones.
• Watch patch notes. The September 2026 update shifted rankings significantly — Water and poison builds both gained ground.
• Build around your clan, not the other way around. If you land Rengoku, commit to burn synergy. If you land Kocho, learn Insect Breathing.

Mastering Slayers 2 clans rarity isn't about chasing the rarest tag — it's about understanding how rarity, abilities, and your build intersect. Get that right, and you'll outperform players with "better" clans who never learned to use them.