[Official Release] Slayerbound Clan Tier List – February 2026

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Feature image for our slayerbound clan tier list showing a player leaning forward between two black pillars. The game logo is visible on the right, and their current clan roll is visible on the left. At the top in bold white lettering it reads CLAN TIER LIST

Not all Clans are created equally, which is why I recommend relying on my Slayerbound Clan Tier List to discover the mid from the meta. Here, I rank each family from best to worst, including their roll chance and rarity, so you know your odds of scoring.

Or, skip ahead to my FAQ section to learn more about Clans, such as how to get free rerolls, and how the pity works.

Slayerbound Clan Tier List

This tier is up to date as of February 11th, 2026.

S-TIER

  • Tasugikuni
    • Legendary (1% chance)
  • Kamado
    • Legendary (1% chance)

A-TIER

  • Ubuyashiki
    • Legendary (1% chance)
  • Tomioka
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Iguro
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Tokito
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Kanroji
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Himejima
    • Epic (5% chance)

B-TIER

  • Rengoku
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Uzui
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Tsuyuri
    • Rare (25% chance)
  • Shinazugawa
    • Epic (5% chance)

C-TIER

  • Kocho
    • Epic (5% chance)
  • Haganezuka
    • Rare (25% chance)
  • Agatsuma
    • Rare (25% chance)
  • Hashibira
    • Rare (25% chance)

D-TIER

  • Namatame
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Asakura
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Arakawa
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Miyamoto
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Sato
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Tanaka
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Dojima
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Okita
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Fujimori
    • Common (80% chance)
  • Hanamura
    • Common (80% chance)

What Does Each Tier Mean?

  • Q: What does each tier mean?
    • S: The best Clans in the game! Those here are versatile, powerful, and have amazing buffs that fit the majority, if not all, of players’ progression in the game. I highly recommend keeping these if you’re lucky enough to roll them.
    • A: These Clans are great alternatives that may fit your build better depending on what combat niche you’re exploring. They’re not one-size-fits-all, but if these Clans suit you, then I recommend keeping them.
    • B: These Clans are the very bare minimum that I’d recommend using. They don’t have much impact, but they’re versatile enough to be worth keeping if you’re worried about risking a reroll. They’re decent, but far from the best.
    • C: Whilst not the worst, these Clans only offer basic buffs that are hardly noticeable to your build unless you’re in a very niche and situational predicament. Overall, they’re kind of lacklustre duds, so I recommend rerolling.
    • D: This tier is solely reserved for the Common Clans, all of which offer no buffs to their user. For this reason, they’re completely useless and not worth keeping. I recommend rerolling as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: How can I get more Clan Rerolls?
    • A: Currently, Codes are the easiest way to obtain more Clan Rerolls, though you can also purchase more with Robux. In the future, they may also appear in reward pools for quests/raids/bosses/etc.
  • Q: Where do I roll Clans?
    • A: After loading into the game, select customise and then locate the Clan Spinner in the bottom right. After rolling a Clan, you can see their buff (if applicable).
  • Q: How does the pity work?
    • A: Every 50 rolls, you’re guaranteed an Epic or Legendary Clan. If between 1-50, you score an Epic or Legendary, your Pity will reset. For this reason, I only really recommend rerolling if you have over 50 Rolls to secure a decent Clan.

Start rerolling your clan via Roblox. Or, check out more on Clans using my complete Masterlist.

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