What clan you are in Project Slayers, an RPG Roblox game based on the Demon Slayer anime, determines what passive abilities your character has.
There are many different clans that your character can belong to, so which one should you go for and use?
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Get the complete overview of what clans are the best in Project Slayer in this tier list, which ranks all clans in the game based on how powerful and useful they are.
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Project Slayers best clan tier list
Clan is one of the aspects of your character that impacts how powerful you are. Your clan determines what passive skills and abilities you have.
With the number of unique clans that you can roll in the game, it can be difficult to know which ones are the best ones worth keeping and using.
In the following tier list, all clans in Project Slayers are ranked in tiers based on how powerful and useful they are.
| Clan | Tier | Rarity | Roll chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hashibira | S+ | Mythic | 1% |
| Uzui | S+ | Supreme | 0.1% |
| Kamado | S+ | Supreme | 0.1% |
| Rengoku | S | Supreme | 0.1% |
| Soyama | S | Mythic | 1% |
| Agatsuma | A | Supreme | 0.1% |
| Tokito | A | Mythic | 1% |
| Tomioka | B | Mythic | 1% |
| Kocho | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Kuwajima | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Tamayo | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Shinazugawa | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Makamo | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Sabito | C | Legendary | 4% |
| Haganezuka | D | Rare | 12% |
| Kanamori | D | Rare | 12% |
| Kanzaki | D | Rare | 12% |
| Ubuyashiki | D | Rare | 12% |
| Urokodaki | D | Rare | 12% |
| Kaneki | F | Uncommon | 23% |
| Nakahara | F | Uncommon | 23% |
| Takada | F | Uncommon | 23% |
| Terauchi | F | Uncommon | 23% |
| Ando | F | Common | 60% |
| Bakugo | F | Common | 60% |
| Fujiwara | F | Common | 60% |
| Fukuda | F | Common | 60% |
| Haruno | F | Common | 60% |
| Hashimoto | F | Common | 60% |
| Ishida | F | Common | 60% |
| Izuku | F | Common | 60% |
| Kurosaki | F | Common | 60% |
| Mori | F | Common | 60% |
| Nishimura | F | Common | 60% |
| Onishi | F | Common | 60% |
| Saito | F | Common | 60% |
| Sakurai | F | Common | 60% |
| Suzuki | F | Common | 60% |
| Todoroki | F | Common | 60% |
| Toka | F | Common | 60% |
The current tier list is based on rankings by Project Slayer YouTubers and input from the community.
All clans are ranked from S+ to F, with S+ being the best and F the worst. The order within a tier does not matter.
Clans of the common rarity are all listed as F tier, as they do not give any stat boosts or additional bonuses, meaning they have no impact on your character.
How to get a new clan in Project Slayers
You can change your clan in Project Slayers as much as you want, and you’ll want to do it often until you acquire one of the best clans in the game.
The only way to get a new clan in Project Slayers is to roll for a new clan. You can roll for a new clan by clicking the up-arrow twice in the game menu, clicking CUSTOMIZE, and then clicking Spin on the right side.
Rolling for a new clan costs 1 spin. When you roll for a new clan, you’ll get a random clan of a random rarity based on the following rates:
- Common = 60%
- Uncommon = 23%
- Rare = 12%
- Legendary = 4%
- Mythic = 1%
- Supreme = 0.1%
To get a random Supreme clan, you would, on average, need to spin 1,000 times.
Spins can be obtained by redeeming codes, completing in-game objectives, and purchasing them with Robux.
Clan rarities
All clans in Project Slayer belong to one of six different rarities:
- Common
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Legendary
- Mythic
- Supreme
Common is the least rare clan rarity, and Supreme is the most.
The higher the rarity of a clan, the better it is, usually, but the harder it is to obtain as well.
Those are the best clans to be in Project Slayer!
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