Which clans and breathing styles are actually worth your Spins and Wen? This tier list merges the September 2026 community consensus for Slayers 2 — and includes the original Project Slayers rankings for players still rolling in the first game.
Slayers 2 updates frequently, and no two tier lists agree perfectly — published rankings differ on whether Wind, Thunder or Serpent sits at the very top, and PvP placements rarely match PvE ones. Our table reflects where the major guides and the community converge as of September 2026. Treat exact order within a tier as a coin flip and the tier itself as the signal. Full trainer details for every style live in our breathing styles guide.
Your clan is a permanent passive multiplier on everything you do — it is the single most important reroll target for your Spins.
The consensus top of the ladder. Kamado is the most-named best overall clan; Rengoku and Uzui pair iconic offense with strong passives; Shinazugawa and Himejima reward aggressive and tanky builds respectively.
Strong, build-defining buffs that fall just short of S tier. Kocho (Legendary) supports poison-leaning kits; Agatsuma (Mythic) boosts thunder-flavored play. Excellent if you do not want to burn hundreds of Spins chasing Supreme odds.
Perfectly playable for leveling and clearing the story, but their passives fall off in endgame PvP and boss fights. Keep rerolling Spins as you farm.
Short on Spins? Every working code on our Slayers 2 codes page hands out free Spins and Wen — redeem them all before your next reroll session.
A breathing style is a full kit of forms unlocked from its trainer at level 25. Pick with your playstyle, not just the letter.
Thunder and Serpent bring the fastest burst in the game; Wind is frequently ranked the best all-round style for both PvP and PvE thanks to consistent damage and range.
Complete, forgiving kits with strong combo potential. Water's ten-form kit suits every skill level, Flame melts bosses (especially with a Rengoku clan), and Sound trades setup time for explosive payoffs.
Niche but fun. Stone favors slow, heavy-swinging tank play; Insect leans on poison stacking. Both clear content comfortably — they just scale worse than the tiers above.
Still playing the first game? The original Project Slayers clan ladder has been stable for years: Tsugikuni is the community's pick for best clan overall, with Kamado right behind it thanks to its ability to heal in Hub PvP.
| Rarity | Roll Chance | Notable Clans |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme | 0.1% | Tsugikuni, Kamado — the two best clans in the game |
| Mythic | 1% | Agatsuma and other top-tier picks |
| Legendary | 4% | Kocho and other build-defining rolls |
| Rare | 12% | Solid leveling clans |
| Uncommon | 23% | Starter-tier passives |
Chances are approximate published values from the community wiki — treat them as odds, not guarantees. The original game's Clan Spin codes (still active on our codes page) are the cheapest way to keep rolling for a Supreme.
Reroll your clan to any S-tier result before you invest anything else — Spins from codes make this free.
Match your breathing style to the clan. Rengoku clan loves Flame Breathing's burn; Agatsuma synergizes with Thunder.
Ignore tier placements for the story: every style in this game clears PvE content with a finished kit.
Re-check placements after each major update — reworks regularly promote B-tier kits.
For demons, Blood Demon Arts have their own ladder; start on the demon path with our become-a-demon guide.
Kamado is widely considered the best all-round clan, with Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama, Shinazugawa and Himejima filling out S tier. Rankings shift slightly between patches and depend on whether you focus on PvP or PvE, so use Spins to chase any S-tier roll rather than one specific name.
Thunder and Serpent are the most common S-tier picks for burst damage, and Wind is frequently named the best overall style for consistent output. Water is also rated highly for its forgiving, complete kit. Your best style is the one that fits how you like to fight — see our breathing guide for each kit's strengths.
Many fan-favorite clans returned for the sequel, but the two games have different rosters and buffs. In the original Project Slayers, Tsugikuni is generally ranked the best clan with Kamado close behind — both at roughly 0.1% roll chance.
In the original Project Slayers the published rarity ladder is Supreme 0.1%, Mythic 1%, Legendary 4%, Rare 12% and Uncommon 23%. Slayers 2 keeps a similar rarity structure, which is why free Spins from codes matter so much for chasing top clans.
Expect meaningful movement with every major update. New clans, breathing reworks and BDA buffs regularly reshuffle S tier, so check back after each patch — our table reflects the community consensus as of September 2026.
Both scale your damage, but a strong clan amplifies every style you use, while a breathing style is a single kit. For long-term value, reroll for an S-tier clan first, then invest Wen and materials into whichever breathing style matches it — for example Rengoku clan with Flame Breathing.
