Devil Hunter Tier List (March 2026) All Builds Ranked

Updated by Nikhil Desai
January 16, 2026
RobloxGaming

Welcome to the most comprehensive Devil Hunter tier list available! As a seasoned Devil Hunter enthusiast who has spent countless hours testing every contract, fiend, hybrid, weapon, and clan combination, I’m here to help you dominate the battlefield with the best possible builds. Whether you’re a beginner looking to make the right first choice or a veteran seeking to optimize your setup, this guide will give you the competitive edge you need.

Quick Overview: Complete Devil Hunter Meta Tiers

Tier	Contracts	Fiends	Hybrids	Weapons	Clans	Overall Viability
S	Mantis, Ghost, Curse, Octopus, Future	Blood, Angel	Bomb, Chainsaw, Flamethrower	Kuchigatana, Sealed Fang, Rotblade	Hayakawa, Kishimoto, Kishibe	Meta-defining, must-have
A	Bat, Fox, Snake, Zombie, Sea Cucumber	Shark, Nail	Deep Sea	Devil Crusher, AK-47, Cross Punisher	Fujimoto, Higashiyama, Himeno	Strong choices, competitive
B	Leech, Stone, Tomato	Future, Snake	Katana	Razor Halberd, Left & Right, Shibuki	Sawatari, Yoshida	Situational but viable
C	Frog, Mold	–	Shield, Whip	Greenshot, Yukimura, Razorfang	–	Limited use, avoid if possible
D	Fish Devil	–	–	Model Uzi, Combat Knife	Common clans (no buffs)	Underperforming, reroll immediately

Understanding Devil Hunter Build Components

Before diving into the detailed rankings, it’s essential to understand that Devil Hunter offers five core build components that dramatically impact your gameplay experience:

Contracts: Supernatural agreements between humans and devils that grant powerful abilities
Fiends: Devils that possess human corpses, gaining unique abilities and regeneration
Hybrids: The ultimate transformation combining human and devil powers
Weapons: Physical armaments that determine your combat style
Clans: Your character’s bloodline that provides passive stat bonuses and traits

Each component offers different strengths, weaknesses, and progression paths, so choosing the right combination from the start is crucial for your success in Devil Hunter.

Contract Tier List: Human Power Rankings

Contracts are the backbone of any human Devil Hunter’s arsenal, providing powerful abilities in exchange for specific debuffs. You can equip up to three contracts simultaneously, creating devastating combinations when chosen wisely.

S-Tier Contracts: The Meta Kings

Mantis Devil: The undisputed king of contracts with devastating grab-slam combos that can chain infinitely. Its ability to grab enemies from range and slam them for massive damage makes it essential for both PvE and PvP. The Mantis Devil excels at crowd control and single-target damage, making it versatile for all game modes.

Ghost Devil: Offers invisible pulls and grabs that catch opponents completely off guard. The Ghost Devil’s abilities are nearly unblockable and provide excellent utility for team fights. Its unique mechanics allow you to pull enemies through walls and obstacles, creating opportunities your opponents won’t see coming.

Curse Devil: Delivers powerful nail curses that deal continuous damage and cripple enemy movement. The Curse Devil excels at area denial and sustained damage output, making it perfect for controlling battlefield space. When paired with other contracts, it creates devastating combo potential.

Octopus Devil: Features incredible block chains and crowd control abilities that can lock down multiple enemies simultaneously. The Octopus Devil’s versatility makes it valuable in both solo and team play, with abilities that scale well into the late game.

Future Devil: Provides invulnerability counters and time manipulation abilities that can turn the tide of any battle. The Future Devil’s defensive capabilities combined with solid damage output make it a well-rounded choice for players who value survivability.

A-Tier Contracts: Competitive Choices

Bat Devil: Delivers sonic blasts and area damage that excel at crowd control. While not as powerful as S-tier options, the Bat Devil remains a solid choice for players who prefer ranged combat and area-of-effect abilities.

Fox Devil: Features swift tail swipes and mobility that make it excellent for hit-and-run tactics. The Fox Devil’s speed and agility compensate for its slightly lower damage output, making it perfect for players who value maneuverability.

Snake Devil: Offers the unique ability to consume enemies for health and temporary stat boosts. This life-steal capability makes the Snake Devil invaluable for prolonged battles and survival-focused builds.

Zombie Devil: Summons zombie allies that provide additional damage and distraction on the battlefield. The Zombie Devil excels at overwhelming opponents with numbers and creating opportunities for strategic plays.

Sea Cucumber Devil: Provides defensive capabilities and utility that support team play. While not the most exciting option, its reliability makes it a safe choice for beginners.

B-Tier Contracts: Situational Picks

Leech Devil: Offers regeneration abilities that can sustain you through tough fights, but the healing output is often insufficient for high-level content.

Stone Devil: Provides tank-like abilities and crowd control, but the slow attack speed and limited mobility make it vulnerable in fast-paced combat.

Tomato Devil: Features juice bomb abilities that deal area damage, but the inconsistent damage output and long cooldowns limit its effectiveness.

C/D-Tier Contracts: Avoid These

Frog Devil and Mold Devil offer weak abilities that barely provide any meaningful combat advantage. These contracts should be rerolled immediately as they offer no real value to any build.

Fish Devil sits at the bottom with virtually no useful abilities and should be avoided at all costs.

For more detailed information on specific contracts, check out our Fox Devil Contract Devil Hunter Guide and How to Get Ghost Contract Fast in Devil Hunter.

Fiend Tier List: Monster Form Rankings

Fiends trade human flexibility for raw demonic power, locking you into specific playstyles with unique talents and stat growth. Choosing the right fiend early saves rerolls and prevents build regret.

S-Tier Fiends: Demonic Powerhouses

Blood Fiend (Power): The undisputed king of fiends with incredible damage output, crowd control, and survivability. The Blood Fiend’s spike attacks can pierce through multiple enemies, while its hammer smashes deal devastating area damage. The life steal abilities ensure you can sustain through extended battles, making it the perfect choice for both beginners and veterans.

Angel Fiend: A close second that excels at sustained damage and healing. The Angel Fiend’s spear throws provide excellent ranged capabilities, while its life steal abilities keep you alive in the toughest fights. The consistent pressure and reliable damage output make it a safe and powerful choice.

A-Tier Fiends: Solid Choices

Shark Fiend: Features powerful jaw bites and diving attacks that excel at burst damage. The Shark Fiend’s mobility and aggressive playstyle make it perfect for players who enjoy fast-paced, in-your-face combat.

B-Tier Fiends: Limited Potential

Nail Fiend: Offers bounce trap abilities that can control battlefield space, but the limited damage output and predictable attack patterns make it less effective in high-level content.

Future Fiend and Snake Fiend: Provide time manipulation and poison abilities respectively, but weak talent trees and limited scaling make them inferior choices compared to higher-tier fiends.

Hybrid Tier List: Ultimate Transformations

Hybrids represent the pinnacle of Devil Hunter power, combining human and devil abilities for devastating effect. These transformations are only available after completing specific quests and require significant investment to unlock.

S-Tier Hybrids: Game-Changing Power

Bomb Hybrid: Delivers explosive area damage that can clear entire waves of enemies instantly. The Bomb Hybrid’s abilities scale incredibly well with gear and can single-handedly turn the tide of difficult battles.

Chainsaw Hybrid: Features relentless attacks and incredible durability that make it nearly unstoppable in close combat. The Chainsaw Hybrid’s combination of damage and survivability makes it the perfect choice for aggressive players.

Flamethrower Hybrid: Provides continuous area damage that excels at crowd control and zone denial. The Flamethrower Hybrid’s ability to maintain pressure on multiple targets makes it invaluable in team fights.

A-Tier Hybrids: Strong Options

Deep Sea Hybrid: Offers unique water-based abilities that provide both damage and utility. While not as powerful as S-tier options, the Deep Sea Hybrid’s versatility makes it a solid choice for players who value adaptability.

B-Tier Hybrids: Situational Use

Katana Hybrid: Features sword-based abilities that excel at single-target damage but lack the area effectiveness of higher-tier hybrids.

C-Tier Hybrids: Limited Effectiveness

Shield Hybrid and Whip Hybrid: Offer defensive and utility abilities respectively, but their limited damage output makes them less effective for most content types.

Weapon Tier List: Armament Rankings

Weapons determine your fundamental combat style and provide unique skill trees that can dramatically enhance your build. Each weapon type offers different advantages, and choosing the right one is crucial for maximizing your potential.

S-Tier Weapons: Best-in-Class

Kuchigatana (Medium Weapon – 10 Base Damage): The best medium weapon in the game with excellent speed, damage, and versatility. Its balanced stats make it perfect for any build, and its skill tree offers powerful abilities that scale well into the late game.

Sealed Fang (Heavy Weapon – 15 Base Damage): The highest damage weapon in the game with devastating heavy attacks. While slower than other options, the raw damage output makes it essential for burst damage builds.

Rotblade (Medium Weapon – 12 Base Damage): Features unique corruption abilities that deal additional damage over time. The Rotblade excels at sustained damage and can quickly wear down even the toughest enemies.

Sealed World (Medium Weapon – 13 Base Damage): Offers balanced stats and unique abilities that provide both damage and utility. The Sealed World’s versatility makes it a safe and powerful choice for most playstyles.

Undead Sickles (Light Weapon – 9 Base Damage): Provides incredible attack speed and combo potential. The Undead Sickles excel at rapid strikes and can maintain pressure on opponents consistently.

Rot & Ruin (Heavy Weapon – 12 Base Damage): Features area damage abilities that excel at crowd control. The Rot & Ruin’s ability to hit multiple targets makes it invaluable for clearing content quickly.

Brainsplasher (Firearms – 9 Base Damage): Offers unique ranged capabilities with excellent accuracy and damage output. The Brainsplasher’s versatility makes it perfect for players who prefer to engage from a distance.

Fleshbreaker (Martial Arts – 10 Base Damage): Provides devastating unarmed combat abilities that excel at close-range encounters. The Fleshbreaker’s speed and power make it perfect for aggressive playstyles.

For more detailed weapon information, check out our Devil Hunter Weapons Tier List and Devil Hunter Weapon Skills List.

A-Tier Weapons: Competitive Options

Devil Crusher (Martial Arts – 9 Base Damage): Solid martial arts weapon with good damage output and reliable abilities.

AK-47 (Firearms – 9 Base Damage): Provides consistent ranged damage with good accuracy and fire rate.

Cross Punisher (Firearms – 8 Base Damage): Features unique cross-shaped attacks that can hit multiple targets.

Cobalt Bloom (Firearms – 8 Base Damage): Offers elemental damage that excels against specific enemy types.

Punk Hazard (Heavy Weapon – 13 Base Damage): Provides solid heavy damage with unique elemental effects.

Scissor Blade (Heavy Weapon – 11 Base Damage): Features unique cutting abilities that can bypass certain defenses.

Yamada (Medium Weapon – 8.5 Base Damage): Balanced medium weapon with reliable performance.

Scarlet Queen (Medium Weapon – 8.5 Base Damage): Offers speed and agility with solid damage output.

Murasama (Medium Weapon – 7.5 Base Damage): Features unique abilities that provide utility alongside damage.

B-Tier Weapons: Situational Picks

Razor Halberd (Heavy Weapon – 11.85 Base Damage): Decent heavy weapon with reach but limited versatility.

Left & Right (Martial Arts – 9.5 Base Damage): Unique dual-wielding weapon with combo potential but inconsistent damage.

Shibuki (Heavy Weapon – 9.5 Base Damage): Explosive heavy weapon that can deal area damage but has long cooldowns.

Devil’s Maw (Heavy Weapon – 9 Base Damage): Solid heavy weapon with unique devour abilities.

Kasaka’s Fangs (Light Weapon – 8.5 Base Damage): Fast light weapon with poison effects.

Broad Axe (Heavy Weapon – 8 Base Damage): Slow but powerful heavy weapon with high single-target damage.

Velvet Knife (Light Weapon – 8 Base Damage): Quick light weapon with critical strike potential.

C-Tier Weapons: Limited Use

Greenshot (Firearms – 7.5 Base Damage): Basic ranged weapon with limited effectiveness.

Yukimura (Medium Weapon – 7.5 Base Damage): Average medium weapon with no standout features.

Razorfang (Medium Weapon – 7.5 Base Damage): Decent medium weapon but outclassed by higher-tier options.

1911 (Firearms – 7 Base Damage): Basic firearm with limited damage output.

Katana (Medium Weapon – 7 Base Damage): Standard sword with no unique abilities.

Locus Knife (Light Weapon – 7 Base Damage): Basic light weapon with limited utility.

Combat Knife (Light Weapon – 6.8 Base Damage): Weak light weapon that should be replaced quickly.

Model Uzi (Firearms – 1 Base Damage): The worst weapon in the game with minimal damage output.

For more weapon guidance, visit our Devil Hunter Weapons Guide.

Clan Tier List: Bloodline Rankings

Clans determine your character’s base stats and provide unique passive abilities that can dramatically impact your build. While less important in the late game, choosing the right clan early can provide significant advantages.

S-Tier Clans: The Best Bloodlines

Hayakawa: The best clan in the game with reduced contract requirements that benefit all builds. Provides 10 Posture and 30 Soul stats, making it incredibly versatile and powerful for any playstyle.

Kishimoto: Features stronger resolve and sanity scaling with better resistance to contract debuffs. Provides 10 Posture and 25 Soul stats, making it excellent for players who want to minimize contract penalties.

Kishibe: Offers increased status resistance, soul drain resistance, and more damage to devils. Provides 15 Posture, 10 Health, and 20 Stamina stats, making it the most well-rounded clan with both offensive and defensive benefits.

A-Tier Clans: Very Good Options

Fujimoto: Reduces stamina drain from skills and provides 10 Posture, 10 Health, and 10 Stamina stats. The reduced stamina drain is universally valuable for all builds.

Higashiyama: Increases light weapon damage, mobility, and stamina restored on heavy attacks. Provides 10 Mobility and 20 Stamina stats, making it the best choice for light weapon users.

Himeno: Reduces Ghost devil contract ability costs and strengthens Fear effects. While specialized, it’s incredibly powerful for Ghost devil users.

B-Tier Clans: Decent Choices

Sawatari: Reduces Snake devil contract ability costs and lessens its penalties. Limited utility since Snake devil isn’t top-tier.

Yoshida: Reduces Octopus devil contract ability costs and strengthens Ink status. Currently less useful since Ink devil isn’t implemented yet.

Common Clans: No Buffs

The following clans provide no stat bonuses or special abilities: Takahashi, Yamamoto, Tanaka, Kobayashi, Matsumoto, Shimizu, Kawasaki, Ishikawa, Nakagawa, Hoshino, Inoue, Sakamoto, Hirano, Abe, Ueno, Kurosawa, Ono, Miyazaki, Shibata, Fukuda, Endo, Hara, Takagi, Saito, Morita, Sugimoto, Noguchi, Okamoto, Imai, Ando, Kudo, Fujii, Uehara, Shirakawa, Sasaki, Mizushima, Hoshikawa, Nagano, Tsukamoto, Tamura, Ichikawa, Yamaguchi, Harada, Kitagawa, Murakami, Fujisawa, Kaneko, Matsuda, Tsubaki, Oshiro, Sugawara, Matsui, Tokunaga, Hoshimoto, Nakata.

For more clan information, check out our Devil Hunter Division Guide.

Build Combinations and Synergies

Creating the perfect build requires understanding how different components work together. Here are some of the most powerful combinations currently in the meta:

Ultimate Human Build

Clan: Hayakawa (reduced contract requirements)
Contracts: Mantis Devil + Ghost Devil + Future Devil
Weapon: Kuchigatana
Playstyle: Aggressive combo-based combat with excellent crowd control

Best Fiend Build

Clan: Kishimoto (better contract resistance)
Fiend: Blood Fiend (Power)
Weapon: Sealed Fang
Playstyle: High-damage, high-survivability melee combat

Optimal Hybrid Build

Clan: Kishibe (balanced stats)
Hybrid: Chainsaw Hybrid
Weapon: Rotblade
Playstyle: Relentless aggressive combat with sustained damage

Beginner-Friendly Build

Clan: Fujimoto (reduced stamina drain)
Contracts: Zombie Devil + Fox Devil
Weapon: Undead Sickles
Playstyle: Safe, sustainable combat with room for error

How to Reroll and Optimize Your Build?

Getting the perfect build often requires rerolling various components. Here’s how to optimize each aspect:

Contract Rerolls

Hunt devils in dark zones and complete minigames
Use Devil Hunter codes for free rerolls
Save rerolls for S-tier contracts
Don’t be afraid to experiment with combinations

Fiend Rerolls

Open your inventory
Assign fiend rerolls to your hotbar
Use the reroll item while playing as a fiend
Note: Using rerolls as human does nothing and wastes them

Clan Rerolls

Redeem codes in the in-game phone (press ‘N’)
Complete game modes and earn rewards
Never spend Robux on clan rerolls – they’re easily obtained for free
Prioritize S-tier clans for the best start

Weapon Acquisition

Purchase from in-game shops
Craft using materials
Focus on S-tier weapons first
Consider your playstyle when choosing

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Based on my extensive experience, here are the most common mistakes players make:

Keeping C/D-tier contracts: These provide no real value and should be rerolled immediately
Ignoring clan bonuses: Even small stat advantages add up over time
Not experimenting with combinations: The best builds often come from unexpected pairings
Wasting rerolls on common clans: Save rerolls for S-tier options
Focusing on only one component: A balanced build outperforms a specialized one in most content
Neglecting weapon proficiency: Master your chosen weapon’s skill tree
Not adapting to the meta: The game evolves, so be ready to adjust your build

Advanced Strategies and Tips

For players looking to maximize their potential, here are some advanced strategies:

Combat Techniques

Master the timing of visceral attacks (G key) for instant executions
Use critical hits (R key) strategically for burst damage
Chain different contract abilities for devastating combos
Practice Fear meter management with Z/X/C keys

Progression Optimization

Focus on one weapon type at a time for faster proficiency gains
Complete daily quests for consistent resource income
Join the official Discord for the latest meta information
Participate in raids for exclusive rewards

PvP Dominance

Learn opponent patterns and adapt your strategy accordingly
Use environmental advantages to your benefit
Master the art of baiting and punishing
Stay updated on the current PvP meta

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best overall build in Devil Hunter right now?

The strongest builds typically pair an S-tier clan like Hayakawa or Kishibe with top contracts such as Mantis or Ghost, or an S-tier fiend like Blood Fiend. Add an S-tier weapon like Kuchigatana or Sealed Fang, and you have a setup that scales cleanly into late game content.

What is the best Devil Hunter contract for beginners?

Future Devil, Zombie Devil, and Fox Devil are solid early picks since they offer strong utility without brutal debuffs. They help you learn combat mechanics while still performing well in mid-game fights. These contracts provide a good balance of power and forgiveness for new players.

Which fiend is the best in Devil Hunter?

Blood Fiend (Power) is the best overall fiend thanks to high damage, crowd control, and survivability. Angel Fiend is a close second due to strong sustain and consistent pressure. Both fiends excel in different situations, but Blood Fiend’s raw damage output makes it the top choice for most players.

What is the best weapon in Devil Hunter?

Sealed Fang and Kuchigatana are among the best weapons due to their high base damage and reliable weapon skills. Sealed Fang offers the highest damage output, while Kuchigatana provides the best balance of speed and power. Both weapons fit into most builds and perform well in both PvE and PvP.

Do clans matter in late game Devil Hunter?

Clans matter most early on, as their stat boosts help smooth progression. In late game, contracts, fiends, hybrids, and weapons matter more for determining your power level. However, S-tier clans like Hayakawa still provide valuable advantages that can give you an edge in competitive content.

How do I get more rerolls in Devil Hunter?

You can get rerolls by redeeming Devil Hunter codes, completing daily quests, participating in events, and progressing through the game. Never spend Robux on rerolls as they’re easily obtained through regular gameplay. The official Discord and Trello board often feature new codes.

What’s the fastest way to progress in Devil Hunter?

Focus on completing main quests first, then grind efficient farming spots for experience and currency. Join a active clan for group content bonuses, and always prioritize upgrading your gear. Using our Devil Hunter Beginner Tips & Tricks Guide can help accelerate your progression significantly.

How often should I update my build?

Review your build after each major game update, as balance changes can shift the meta. Also consider updating when you reach new content tiers or if you’re struggling with current challenges. Stay connected with the community through our Devil Hunter Wiki, Discord & Trello Links for the latest information.

Conclusion

This comprehensive Devil Hunter tier list should give you everything you need to build the ultimate character and dominate the competition. Remember that while tier lists provide excellent guidance, the best build is ultimately one that matches your playstyle and preferences.

Experiment with different combinations, stay updated on the latest meta changes, and don’t be afraid to try unconventional setups. The Devil Hunter meta is constantly evolving, and today’s C-tier option might become tomorrow’s S-tier powerhouse.

For more detailed guides on specific aspects of the game, check out our Devil Hunter Raid Guide and All Devil Hunter NPCs and Their Quests.