Clan Tier List - Project Slayers 2 Wiki
Every clan ranked for PvE, bossing and PvP so you know what to keep and what to reroll.
Overview
A clan tier list only helps if it separates the three jobs a clan actually does: farming levels, killing bosses and winning duels. Families that top one column rarely top all three, so this ranking uses the same eighteen names as the full clan roster and then judges them for each mode.
The S-Tier band is Agatsuma, Kocho, Soyama, Uzui and Rengoku, all Supreme or Legendary with published rates between 0.1% and 4%. Below them sit the Mythic A-Tier rolls and the Legendary B-Tier families, then the Rare C-Tier starters that carry new accounts through early quests. Check clan buffs for the exact numbers.
Clan Rankings on Screen
These rankings follow the same roster shown in the clan showcase, where every family is opened in the customization menu and the buff text is readable on screen. Watch a section, note the passive, then cross-check the exact buff values before you decide which spin to keep.
Ranked Bands at a Glance
Rankings assume a solo player with average gear and no dedicated team. Under those conditions the S-Tier families win PvE and bossing through raw stat lines, while the Mythic and Legendary bands stay competitive in PvP where mobility and burst matter more. The roster page lists every family and its published roll rate.
| Rank | Clans | Best for | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Agatsuma, Kocho, Soyama, Uzui, Rengoku | All modes | Highest stat lines, 0.1-4% rolls |
| A | Shinazugawa, Iguro, Doma, Himejima | PvE and bossing | Mythic band, 5-8% rolls |
| B | Shabana, Tamayo, Tomioka, Ubuyashiki, Urokodaki | Mid-game | Legendary, dependable stat boosts |
| C | Yahaba, Susumaru, Sabito, Makomo | Early game | Rare, 12% and easy to replace |
What Each Ranking Measures
Ranking a clan means asking what it does for your build rather than what tier letter it carries. A Supreme with a passive that never triggers can still lose to a Rare that hard-feeds your breathing style, and the style tiers shift as the meta settles.
Tier lists are snapshots, not verdicts. Launch-week rankings change as players unlock mastery levels, late-game weapons and advanced demon arts, so a B-Tier family can climb once the right gear exists. Keep the clan system rules in mind before you throw a pull away.
PvE ranking
Health, stamina and damage factor decide how fast you clear quests toward the level 255 cap.
Bossing ranking
Sustained damage and survivability matter more than burst when a boss has a large health pool.
PvP ranking
Mobility, reflect damage and burst windows decide duels, which is where Rengoku shines.
Reroll value
An average clan now is still worth saving if a future style or weapon plays directly into it.
Mode-by-Mode Breakdown
For PvE and leveling, pick the clan that removes friction fastest. Big health and stamina pools let you stay in long quest chains without retreating, and a damage factor passive shortens every fight on the way to level 255. Rengoku's 26% factor and the Kamado set's 23% factor both qualify, per the buff table.
Bossing rewards sustain over spikes. Damage reflection on Rengoku turns a boss's heavy hits into free damage, while poison pressure from Kocho keeps ticking through long health bars. Pair either with a style that scales well, such as Flame Breathing.
In duels the same families stay strong because burst and survivability both matter. Reflect damage punishes predictable combos and a larger stamina pool buys extra dashes. Rare picks such as Sabito can still compete through the +10% Water mastery bonus if you commit to Water Breathing.
How to Judge Your Own Pull
Follow this order when you are deciding whether to keep a roll or spend another spin. It stops you from rerolling a family you have not actually tested, which is the fastest way to waste a save slot on a clan that would have suited your build.
Check the tier letter
Note whether the pull is S-Tier, A-Tier, B-Tier or C-Tier before reading anything else about it.
Read the passive
Match the buff to your breathing style and planned weapon rather than trusting rarity on its own.
Test it in PvE
Run a quest chain and a boss attempt so you feel the health, stamina and damage difference for yourself.
Save before spinning
Only reroll once the current clan is saved or you have decided it is genuinely worse for your build.
Mode-by-Mode Picks
Use this short list as a mode-by-mode summary. It compresses the table above into the names worth remembering, and it pairs with the full roster when you need the rarity band for one specific family. Nothing here overrides your own testing.
If two clans sit close in the rankings, keep the one that fits the weapon you are chasing. A Rare family with a relevant mastery bonus often beats a Legendary with a passive you never trigger, which is why progression planning comes before rerolling.
- Best all-round: Agatsuma, Kocho, Soyama, Uzui, Rengoku
- Best for bossing: Rengoku (burn and reflect) and Kocho (poison pressure)
- Best for PvP: Rengoku reflect damage, Sabito Water mastery
- Best mid-game value: Mythic A-Tier rolls at 5-8%
- Fine to replace: Rare C-Tier starters at 12%
- Reconsider before rerolling: any saved Supreme
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best clan in Project Slayers 2?
The S-Tier band holds Agatsuma, Kocho, Soyama, Uzui and Rengoku, and Rengoku stands out in every mode thanks to its stat line and damage reflection.
Are clan tier lists reliable?
Treat them as launch-week snapshots. Rankings shift as players unlock mastery, late-game weapons and advanced demon arts, so test a clan yourself before rerolling it.
Which clan is best for PvE leveling?
Any Supreme with a large health and stamina pool works well. Rengoku adds +185 Health and +125 Stamina plus a 26% damage factor, which shortens every quest fight.
Which clan is best for bossing?
Rengoku and Kocho are the usual picks. Burn-enhanced hits and damage reflection help in long fights, while Kocho's insect and poison focus adds damage over time.
Should I reroll a Rare clan?
Only if you have a better roll saved or your build does not use its bonus. Sabito's +10% Water mastery is genuinely strong for Water Breathing players.
Do I lose my clan if I spin again?
Yes. Spinning rerolls the active family, so use a save slot first. The replacement warning is the final confirmation before the old clan is overwritten.
Does the tier list apply to demons too?
Yes. Clan bonuses are passive stat and damage bonuses, so they apply whether you follow the Slayer path or become a demon later.