Skip to content
Powered by Pagefind
English
All Items

Slayers 2 Clans Guide - Rarities and Roll Chances

Slayers 2 clans guide: all 6 rarities and their exact roll chances, the full clan list, how rerolling works, and which passives matter while leveling.

9/22/2026 Last updated: 9/22/2026 5 min read

FAQ

How many clans are in Slayers 2?
There are 41 clans spread across six rarity tiers: 16 Common, 5 Uncommon, 5 Rare, 4 Legendary, 6 Mythic and 3 Supreme.
What are the clan roll chances in Slayers 2?
Common clans roll at 60%, Uncommon at 23%, Rare at 12%, Legendary at 4%, Mythic at 0.9% and Supreme at 0.1%. The three Supreme clans are Kamado, Rengoku and Soyama.
Should you reroll your clan in Slayers 2?
Open the clan's full information panel first. Lower-rarity clans can carry genuinely useful passives, and while leveling an EXP or drop-rate passive is often worth more than a damage bonus you cannot use yet.
What are the rarest clans in Slayers 2?
Kamado, Rengoku and Soyama are the Supreme-tier clans at 0.1% each, making them by far the hardest to roll.

Your clan is the first permanent decision in Slayers 2 — you roll for it during character creation, and it grants active and passive skills that synergise with particular Breathing Techniques and Blood Demon Arts. Because it is rolled rather than chosen, knowing the actual odds is what separates a deliberate reroll from a wasted one. This guide covers all six rarities, the full clan list, and how to judge a roll.

What are the clan rarities and roll chances?

Rarity Roll chance Clans
Common 60% 16
Uncommon 23% 5
Rare 12% 5
Legendary 4% 4
Mythic 0.9% 6
Supreme 0.1% 3

What is the full clan list?

Clan Roll chance
Ando, Aokawa, Fujiwara, Fukukoshi, Hagiwara, Hozumi, Kanazaki, Kazetani, Kuroaki, Mori, Saito, Sakurai, Suzuki, Toka, Tsukino, Yukimori 60% (Common)
Aori, Aoshima, Kaneki, Kurotsume, Yamagiri 23% (Uncommon)
Makomo, Sabito, Susumaru, Urokodaki, Yahaba 12% (Rare)
Kocho, Shabana, Tomioka, Ubuyashiki 4% (Legendary)
Agatsuma, Douma, Himejima, Iguro, Shinazugawa, Tamayo 0.9% (Mythic)
Kamado, Rengoku, Soyama 0.1% (Supreme)

Rarity is not the whole story. Camps that publish tier lists generally put Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama, Shinazugawa and Himejima at the top — but Uzui is not in the table above because its rarity is not consistently published across sources, so treat any claim about its roll chance as unverified.

How should you judge a roll?

Open the clan’s full information panel before rerolling. The panel shows the clan’s specific bonuses and skills, which is the only reliable way to know whether you are holding something useful.

Your situation What to look for
Still leveling (under 75) EXP gain, drop rate, stamina and movement passives
Building a specific style Clans that synergise with your Breathing Technique or Blood Demon Art
Moving into PvP Counters, defensive tools and crowd control
Farming bosses Damage amplification and survivability

How does rerolling work?

Rerolling uses Spins, which are also the main reward from active codes. That makes rerolls a limited resource early on, and it is the reason not to burn them all chasing a top-tier clan before you understand which bonuses your build wants.

A practical reroll strategy

1. Bank Spins first. Redeem the current active codes before you start rerolling — a single code can hand you dozens of attempts.

2. Read every panel. Do not auto-dismiss a Common clan; open its info and check the passive.

3. Stop at “good enough” while leveling. A useful EXP or drop passive accelerates you toward level 25 and your first Breathing Style, which matters more than clan rarity at that stage — see the style tier list and the beginner guide.

4. Chase rarity later. Once your build is settled, Spins are best spent hunting a clan that specifically complements it.

Frequently asked questions

Does clan rarity decide how strong you are?

Not on its own. Higher rarities tend to carry broader or stronger bonuses, but a specialist clan that matches your Breathing Technique can outperform a higher-rarity clan that does not. Pair clan choice with your style — see the breathing style tier list.

Can you change your clan later?

You reroll rather than swap, which means giving up the current clan for a chance at another. Because the roll is random, there is no way to guarantee getting a specific clan back once you let it go.

What is the best clan for a new player?

Whatever gives you an EXP or drop passive. Early progression is gated by levels and materials far more than by damage, and the beginner guide covers the 1–75 route where that matters most.

Sources

Facts in this guide were cross-checked against the following public references on 2026-09-22:

Related Articles

Advertisement

Was this helpful?