Rengoku, Uzui and Soyama sit atop Slayers 2's clan system as Supreme rolls, while Kamado is the community's best all-round pick and Kocho is the specialist's choice for poison builds. There are 41 clans total, rolled with spins — which is why hoarding code spins before you roll matters.
Clan Rarity Tiers
| Rarity | Known clans | Notes | |---|---|---| | Supreme | Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama | Top skills and stat boosts | | Legendary | Kocho, and others | Strong passives; Kocho is the poison-build cornerstone | | Mythic | Agatsuma, and others | Solid mid-high picks | | Common → Rare | 30+ more clans | Fill the roster; some have niche uses |
(待确认: full 41-clan roll percentages for Slayers 2 are still being documented — the series' historical framework is Common 60% / Rare 12% / Legendary 4% / Supreme 0.1%, but Part 2 rates may differ.)
The Clans Everyone Asks About
Rengoku
The name-brand Supreme clan — offense-focused, and a late-game boss shares its name. Its signature clan skill in the series delivered +30% damage and +20% speed for ~27.5 seconds on a ~55s cooldown, but Part 2's exact numbers are not fully documented yet (待确认 — official values pending; we will publish them when confirmed).
Kocho
Derived from Shinobu Kocho. Legendary rarity with a documented passive kit: +1 Strength, +100 Stamina, +90 Health, +1 Sword, Double Jump, Enhanced Speed, Poison Resistance and Poisonous Body. Tier lists rate it the best clan for poison builds — paired with Insect Breathing, it is the strongest defined archetype in the game.
Kamado
The all-rounder: crowd control, damage conversion and survival tools. Several tier lists rank it the best overall clan pick for players who do not want to specialize.
Agatsuma / Uzui / Soyama
Agatsuma holds down the Mythic tier; Uzui and Soyama round out the Supreme trio. Their exact Part 2 passive values are still community-mapped (待确认).
How Clan Rolls Work
Clans come from spins — and codes hand them out free. EVILARTSPINS alone is worth 54 spins right now. Two rules from the series carry over: block-point buffs attach to rarity bands (with named exceptions like Kocho and Rengoku), and spins are the only way up — there is no quest to earn a Supreme clan. Spend them in batches, not one at a time, and settle for the best roll in the batch.