Ryujin Beginner’s Guide (March 2026) Pro Tips & Tricks

Updated by Ashish Arya
November 14, 2025
Gaming Guides

Jumping into All Ryujin can feel absolutely overwhelming when you first spawn into this Baki-inspired fighting game. Trust me, I’ve been there – standing in the middle of a massive open world with zero stats, no equipment, and absolutely no idea where to go next. After spending countless hours mastering every mechanic and helping dozens of friends navigate their first steps, I’m here to share the ultimate beginner’s guide that’ll transform you from a complete novice to a formidable fighter in record time.

All Ryujin (commonly called just Ryujin) is a hardcore Roblox RPG that combines intense martial arts combat inspired by legendary anime like Baki, Kengan Ashura, and Lookism with deep stat progression and strategic gameplay. Unlike typical Roblox fighting games where you simply choose a character and start battling, Ryujin demands patience, strategic stat allocation, and smart resource management. But here’s the exciting part – when you understand the core systems, this game becomes incredibly rewarding and addictive.

In this comprehensive starter guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know to begin your journey efficiently, from earning your first Won (the in-game currency) to training your stats, choosing the perfect fighting style, and joining powerful clans. Let’s get started!

Quick Start Overview

Essential Task	Priority	Estimated Cost	Time Required
Farm ATMs for Money	HIGH	Free	15-30 mins
Buy Skateboard	URGENT	₩75,000	After money farming
Purchase Phone	CRITICAL	₩50,000	After skateboard
Reach C Potential	HIGH	Free	30-60 mins
Start Stat Training	MEDIUM	Varies	Ongoing
Choose Fighting Style	LOW	₩10,000+	After basic stats
Join a Clan	MEDIUM	Varies	Any time

Understanding All Ryujin Basics

Before we dive into specific strategies, let me explain what makes Ryujin different from other Roblox games you might have played.

What is All Ryujin?

All Ryujin is an open-world martial arts RPG on Roblox that puts you in the shoes of a fighter climbing through ranks in a brutal world where strength, skill, and reputation determine everything. The game features:

Stat-based progression system with multiple attributes to develop
Multiple fighting styles inspired by real martial arts and anime
Clan system providing permanent stat boosts and unique abilities
PvP combat zones where you can test your skills against other players
Quest and job systems for earning money and experience
Permadeath-like consequences when you get “gripped” by other players

The game draws heavy inspiration from manga and anime series, featuring NPCs modeled after famous characters from franchises like One Piece, Dragon Ball, and Naruto. This isn’t a button-mashing fighter – success in Ryujin requires strategic thinking, proper stat allocation, and mastering combat mechanics like perfect blocks and combo chains.

Your First 30 Minutes: Essential Starting Steps

When you first spawn into All Ryujin, you’ll start with just ₩100 in your pocket. Here’s exactly what you need to do in your first session to set yourself up for long-term success.

Step 1: Farm Money at Twister Bank (Target: ₩75,000)

Your absolute first priority is earning enough money to buy a skateboard. Without one, you’ll move painfully slow across the massive map, making everything take 3x longer than it should. Here’s my proven method for fast money farming:

Location: Twister Bank (the building with the most ATMs)

Run to Twister Bank – it’s usually near your spawn point
Start punching ATMs repeatedly with your basic attacks
Money will start dropping after several hits
Circle through all the ATMs in the building systematically
Collect the dropped cash and repeat

Pro Tips:

ATMs respawn on a timer, so create an efficient route through the bank
Other players might be farming here too – find a less crowded server if needed
Don’t worry about getting attacked at this stage – you have nothing to lose
This farming method should net you ₩75,000 in approximately 15-30 minutes

Step 2: Purchase Your Skateboard (₩75,000)

Once you’ve hit ₩75,000, immediately head to Dom Skates to purchase your skateboard. This is the single most important early-game purchase you’ll make.

Why the skateboard matters:

Increases your movement speed by approximately 300%
Makes quest completion and stat training significantly faster
Essential for escaping dangerous PvP situations
Allows you to explore the map efficiently
Permanent item – you keep it even if you get gripped

Finding Dom Skates: Open your map (if available) and look for the skateboard icon, or ask other players in chat for directions. The location is usually marked on the map, but as a new player, you might need to explore or follow other players heading there.

Step 3: Save for the Phone (₩50,000)

After securing your skateboard, continue farming (now much faster with your new wheels!) until you reach ₩50,000. Then head to the Rogen Association (also called Ryujin Fighters Association or Reunion Association) to buy your phone.

The phone is crucial because it allows you to:

Redeem codes for free Ryujin Coins and rewards
Access the quest system more easily
Navigate to locations faster with waypoints
Check your stats and inventory quickly
Another permanent item – you keep it after getting gripped

Important Note: You need to reach C Potential before you can actually redeem codes on your phone. Potential is your total power level calculated from all your stats combined.

Understanding Stats and Potential

Stats are the foundation of everything in All Ryujin. Every action you perform – from training to fighting to choosing your style – revolves around your stat numbers. Let me break down each stat and how it affects your character.

Core Stats Explained

Stat	Primary Effect	Training Method	Priority Level
Stamina	Increases stamina pool, reduces fatigue gain	Jump rope, roadwork, running	HIGHEST
Agility	Increases running speed & strike speed	Jump rope, treadmill, jumping jacks, squats	HIGH
Strength	Increases damage output for fighting styles	Punching bags, pushups, fighting	MEDIUM
Durability	Increases health pool (Durability × 6), reduces damage taken	Getting hit, durability training, situps	MEDIUM
Battle Sense	Increases perfect block window, fighting reflex chance, Mode duration	Fighting players, shadow boxing	HIGH

Detailed Stat Breakdown

Stamina – This should be your #1 focus early game. Stamina affects:

Your total stamina pool (1 stamina = 1 stamina point)
Fatigue gain reduction (25% reduction per 4,500 Stamina)
Mode fatigue reduction (40% reduction at 16,666 Stamina)
Running/dashing stamina drain (decreases from 2.5% to 1% at 20,000 Stamina)

I recommend training Stamina to around 2,500 before heavily investing in other stats. Jump rope is the easiest and most efficient training method for beginners.

Agility – Incredibly important for both offense and defense:

Running speed increases up to 600 Agility (can be increased further with clan benefits)
Strike speed increases, maxing at 4,500 Agility
Note: Excessive muscle or fat reduces your agility benefits

Strength – Straightforward damage stat:

Increases damage for most fighting styles
The amount varies by style (check individual style information)
Train through punching bags, pushups, or actual combat

Durability – Your survivability stat:

Health calculation: Durability × 6 (100 Durability = 700 total health)
Reduces fatigue gain (same formula as Stamina)
Creates “Invincible Body” when your Durability is 500+ higher than opponent’s Strength
Train by getting hit or using durability training equipment

Battle Sense (BS) – The “skill” stat:

Increases Fighting Reflex chance (maxes at 5% at 2,500 BS)
Widens perfect block window (maxes at 1,500 BS)
Multiplies Mode duration (caps at 2.5x at 3,750 BS)
Earn through PvP combat or shadow boxing

Muscle and Fat Stats

Beyond the core five stats, All Ryujin features body composition mechanics:

Upper Muscle & Lower Muscle:

Acts as damage multipliers for fighting styles
Increases stamina gain rate
Increases health slightly
Important: Too much muscle slows your attacks and movement
Train through various exercises (jump rope, pushups, squats, situps)

Fat:

Increases health up to 35% more
Increases damage up to 50% more
Makes attacks slower and reduces dash distance
Increases attack hitbox size
Reduces muscle gain significantly
Gain by eating junk food when already full on hunger

Pro Tip: Most beginners should aim for a “lean” build (minimal muscle and fat) to maintain speed and critical hit chance. As you get more experienced, you can experiment with muscle or fat-based fighting styles.

Potential Ranks

Your Potential is the sum of all your core stats (Strength + Durability + Stamina + Agility + Battle Sense). Here are the rank thresholds:

F: 0-99
E: 100-299
D: 300-599
C: 600-999
B: 1,000-1,999
A: 2,000-3,999
S: 4,000-7,999
SS: 8,000-13,999
SSS: 14,000-21,999
SSS+: 22,000+

Reaching each new Potential rank rewards you with Ryujin Coins, the premium currency!

Optimal Stat Training Strategy

After helping dozens of players optimize their progression, here’s my recommended training order:

Phase 1: Foundation (First 2-4 Hours)

Priority: Stamina to 2,500

Location: Nitro Gym
Method: Talk to Saitama NPC, select “Short Run”
Why: This gives you the stamina pool needed for extended training sessions
Bonus: You’ll also gain some Agility from running

Secondary: Agility to 600

Location: Nitro Gym (same time as stamina training)
Method: Continue running in the gym circuit
Why: Maxes your movement speed for efficient travel

Phase 2: Combat Readiness (Hours 4-8)

Priority: Battle Sense to 1,500

Location: Goose Dojo or Safe Training Areas
Method: Shadow boxing (safer) or PvP combat (riskier but faster)
Why: Maximizes your perfect block window for defense
Warning: Dojos are PvP zones – expect to get attacked

Secondary: Strength to 500-1,000

Location: Training Academy
Method: Handstand push-ups, punching bags
Why: Provides baseline damage for your fighting style

Secondary: Durability to 500-1,000

Location: Goose Dojo
Method: Durability training stations, getting hit
Why: Gives you enough health to survive fights

Phase 3: Specialization (Hours 8+)

Now you can start specializing based on your chosen fighting style:

Muscle styles (Wrestling, Sumo): Focus on building Upper/Lower Muscle
Speed styles (Aikido, Boxing): Keep lean, max Agility and Battle Sense
Tank styles: Max Durability and Strength
Balanced styles: Even distribution with slight stamina emphasis

Efficient Money-Making Methods

Beyond ATM farming, here are better ways to earn Won as you progress:

Early Game (C-B Rank)

1. Simple Missions

Look for mission boards around the city
Clean graffiti, deliver items, basic tasks
Quick cash for minimal effort
Rewards: ₩500-2,000 per mission

2. Quest Completion

Access through your phone or Office Contractor NPC
Multiple difficulty levels available
Rewards scale with your level
Rewards: ₩1,000-5,000+ per quest

Mid Game (B-A Rank)

3. Job System

More complex jobs unlock as you level up
Time-sensitive tasks with better payouts
Can be completed while training
Rewards: ₩5,000-15,000 per job

4. NPC Challenges

Special NPCs offer unique challenges
Combat-based or skill-based tests
One-time rewards plus repeatable bounties
Rewards: ₩10,000-30,000+ per challenge

Late Game (A-S+ Rank)

5. Boss Battles

High-difficulty encounters with massive rewards
Requires good stats and fighting style mastery
Can be done solo or with groups
Rewards: ₩50,000+ plus rare items

6. District Capture (Gang System)

Join or create a gang
Capture and hold territories
Passive income generation
Rewards: Continuous Won generation

Choosing Your Fighting Style

Once you’ve developed your stats to around 1,000+ total potential, it’s time to choose your first fighting style. This is where Ryujin truly shines – each style feels unique and offers different gameplay experiences.

How Fighting Styles Work

Fighting styles in All Ryujin are learned from NPC trainers scattered around the map. Each style has:

Stat requirements (minimum stats needed to learn)
Won cost to unlock from the trainer
Move requirements (certain moves require higher stats to unlock)
Scaling stats (which stats increase the style’s damage)

Important: Most styles have moves that unlock at different stat thresholds. For example, a style might have:

Move 1: Available immediately upon learning
Move 2: Requires 500 Strength
Move 3: Requires 1,000 Agility
Move 4: Requires 1,500 Battle Sense

Style Categories

Muscle-Based Styles:

Wrestling – Grapples and throws, scales with Upper Muscle
Sumo – Power moves and knockback, scales with Fat
Requires building significant muscle or fat

Speed-Based Styles:

Boxing – Fast jabs and combinations, scales with Agility
Muay Thai – Kicks and knees, balanced speed style
Aikido – Counters and redirects, requires high IQ (Battle Sense)
Best with lean builds (low muscle/fat)

Balanced Styles:

Basic Combat – Starter-friendly, decent all-around
Street Fighting – Aggressive brawling style
Works with any build

Special Styles:

Clan-Exclusive Moves – Unique abilities based on your clan
Mode Abilities – Transformation-type powers
Unlock through clan system or special quests

Beginner-Friendly Style Recommendations

For your first style, I recommend:

1. Boxing (Best for Beginners)

Why: Fast, easy to understand, great for learning fundamentals
Requirements: Moderate Agility, ₩10,000-15,000
Build: Lean with high Agility and Battle Sense
Bonus: Some clans boost Boxing damage (Wongsawat clan +7.5%, Alai clan +9%)

2. Basic Combat (Safest Start)

Why: Lowest requirements, teaches core mechanics
Requirements: Minimal stats, ₩5,000
Build: Any build works
Drawback: Lower damage potential than specialized styles

3. Street Fighting (Aggressive Playstyle)

Why: Accessible early, teaches aggressive pressure
Requirements: Moderate Strength, ₩8,000-12,000
Build: Balanced with slight Strength focus
Bonus: Doyle clan boosts damage by 7.5%

Advanced Styles (For Later)

Once you’ve mastered the basics:

Wrestling – Grappling specialist (requires muscle build)
Muay Thai – Well-rounded striking (best for intermediate players)
Aikido – High skill ceiling, incredible when mastered
Clan Styles – Unique moves from Mythic/Legendary clans

Pro Tip: You can learn multiple fighting styles! Many advanced players mix moves from different styles to create unique combos.

The Clan System: Your Most Important Decision

Clans in All Ryujin provide permanent passive bonuses that dramatically affect your character’s power. Unlike fighting styles which you can change or learn multiple of, your clan is randomly assigned at character creation and can only be changed using Clan Rerolls (25 Ryujin Coins each).

How Clans Work?

When you create your character, you’re randomly assigned a clan from five rarity tiers:

Rarity	Roll Chance	Examples	General Power Level
Mythic	1%	Park, Kure, Mikazuchi	S-Tier (Best in game)
Legendary	5%	Seong, Jang, Sta, Wongsawat	A-Tier (Endgame viable)
Rare	14%	Biscuit, Hammer, Sano, Morow	B-Tier (Decent bonuses)
Uncommon	20%	Zenin, Hanayama, Che, Doyle	C-Tier (Minor bonuses)
Common	60%	Tatsumi, Yamashita, Hanada	D-Tier (Minimal bonuses)

Checking Your Clan

To see which clan you have:

Go to Ryujin Fighter Association
Purchase the Stats Checker for ₩2,500
Use the item to view your clan and its effects
Or buy the Infinite Stats Checker gamepass for permanent access

Top Tier Clans (Worth Keeping)

S-Tier Mythic Clans:

Park Clan (Copy Master)

Can copy up to 2 skills from opponents (20s cooldown)
Copied skills deal increased damage
20% faster stat gains
25% increased Battle Sense gains
Can learn Ultra Instinct mode
Why it’s the best: Incredible versatility, massive stat advantages

Kure Clan (The Juggernaut)

Recover 0.5% hunger when hitting opponents
20% faster stat gains
15% increased Strength scaling
10% increased Durability scaling
Can learn Removal mode (massive power boost)
Why it’s great: Self-sustaining in long fights, powerful clan techniques

Mikazuchi Clan (Speed Demon)

Dash cooldown reduced by 0.4 seconds
25% less stamina consumed when dashing
20% increased Agility scaling
7.5% faster strike speed
Evasive teleports behind enemies
Can learn Thunder God mode
Why it’s great: Unmatched mobility, perfect for speed-based styles

A-Tier Legendary Clans:

Seong Clan (The Copycat)

Automatically copy skills at cost of eyesight (45s cooldown)
10% chance to take no damage when hit
10% faster stat gains
Can learn Infinity Tech mode
Great for: Players who want flexibility without the Park clan

Jang Clan (The Survivor)

Heal from 10% to 25% health when low (5min cooldown)
Stuns nearby players for 2 seconds when activated
15% increased Stamina scaling
Can learn Animal Instinct mode
Great for: Aggressive players who push their limits

Should You Reroll Your Clan?

Definitely reroll if you have:

Common clans (Tatsumi, Yamashita, Hanada, Toba, etc.)
Most Uncommon clans (unless you specifically want their minor bonus)

Consider keeping if you have:

Any Mythic clan (these are 1% chance – incredibly rare!)
Legendary clans (these are endgame viable)
Rare clans if you’re low on Ryujin Coins

How to get Ryujin Coins for rerolls:

Redeem codes (check our codes section below)
Increase your Potential rank (automatic rewards)
Defeat bosses
Complete special challenges
Purchase with Robux (not recommended for beginners)

My advice: If you start with a Common or Uncommon clan, reroll once or twice using code rewards. If you don’t get at least a Rare clan, just play with what you have while farming coins naturally. Obsessing over getting a Mythic clan can prevent you from actually progressing and enjoying the game.

Combat System Basics

All Ryujin’s combat is what truly sets it apart from other Roblox fighters. Instead of simple button mashing, the game rewards skill, timing, and strategic thinking.

Essential Combat Mechanics

Perfect Blocks:

Block (default F key) right when an attack hits you
Window size increases with Battle Sense
Successfully perfect blocking stuns the attacker briefly
Creates opportunity for counterattack
This is the most important combat skill to master!

Fighting Reflexes:

Automatic dodge/counter mechanic
Chance based on Battle Sense (maxes at 5% at 2,500 BS)
Can save you from combo strings
Visual indicator appears when triggered

Combo System:

Chain your style’s moves together
Different moves have different startup/recovery frames
Learn which moves connect into each other
Practice in safe areas before PvP

Mode Activation:

Special transformation abilities (default G key)
Drastically increases all stats temporarily
Drains stamina while active
Duration affected by Battle Sense
Some modes are clan-exclusive

Gripping (Finishing Move):

When an opponent is knocked down, press B to grip them
Enter a finisher state where you can pummel them
Victim has limited health while gripped
Speed of grip attacks increases with Agility
Damage while gripping increases with Strength
Victims can take more hits with higher Durability

PvP Tips for Beginners

Surviving in PvP Zones:

Always be aware of your surroundings
Keep your stamina above 50% for escape options
Train in groups when possible
Use your skateboard to escape if outmatched
Learn the locations of safe zones

When to Fight:

You have similar or higher potential than opponent
You’re confident in your perfect block timing
You have backup nearby
You need the Battle Sense training

When to Run:

Opponent has significantly higher stats (you can see their aura if 2,500+ stats higher)
You’re low on stamina
Multiple opponents approaching
You have valuable items you don’t want to lose

Advanced Systems and Mechanics

Once you’ve grasped the basics, here are some advanced systems to understand:

Fatigue Management

Fatigue builds up as you train, run, and fight:

At 90% fatigue, you can’t train anymore and your screen darkens
Fatigue increases stamina drain (up to 25% more at 100% fatigue)
Reduce fatigue by:
Sleeping in beds at the Infirmary
Getting massages at Lofi’s Massage parlor
Logging off (1% fatigue reduction per 5 minutes offline)
Minimize fatigue gain by leveling Stamina and Durability

Hunger System

The hunger bar (yellow, below health and stamina) constantly drains:

Buy food from various restaurants (Ham Burguer, 24 Market)
When hunger reaches 0%, health and stamina regeneration slows dramatically
Eating when hunger is full begins fat gain
Hover over hunger bar to see exact percentage

Muscle Memory System

If your muscle stats fall below your previous highest:

Muscle gain increases by 50% until you reach your old maximum
Applies to Upper and Lower Muscle independently
Allows for faster rebuild if you lose muscle intentionally

Height System

Character height affects gameplay:

Taller characters have longer reach and can jump over objects
Shorter characters have faster attack speed
Height is randomly assigned at character creation
Can be changed for ₩20,000 at Kureha Shinogi NPC or with Robux

Combat Tag System

When attacked by another player:

Combat Tag status applied for 30 seconds
Health won’t regenerate during Combat Tag
Leaving while Combat Tagged = combat logging
Combat logging penalty: Lose 33% of current Won and all temporary items
Some Psyches can shorten Combat Tag duration

Aura System

Auras are visual indicators of power level:

Appears on players with 2,500+ more total stats than you
Always visible on players with 50,000+ total stats
Purely cosmetic but shows dangerous opponents
Color matches your selected aura (can customize in settings)
Can toggle seeing your own/others’ auras in settings

All Ryujin Codes (March 2026)

Codes are essential for getting free Ryujin Coins and other rewards. Here are all the currently active codes I’ve personally verified:

Active Codes

Code	Rewards	Status
likesmilestone10	50 Ryujin Coins	✅ WORKING
minipatch_10	25 Ryujin Coins	✅ WORKING
psychesupdate	150 Ryujin Coins	✅ WORKING
pickleishere	100 Ryujin Coins	✅ WORKING
wongsawat	50 Ryujin Coins	✅ WORKING

Total Available: 375 Ryujin Coins (enough for 15 Clan Rerolls!)

How to Redeem Codes

Remember, you must have these requirements before redeeming:

Own a Phone (₩50,000 from Rogen Association)
Reached C Potential (600+ total stats)

Redemption Steps:

Open your Phone (in inventory)
Click the “X” icon or “Codes” app
Enter code exactly as shown (case-sensitive!)
Click “Confirm” to receive rewards

Where to Find New Codes:

Official Discord Server (fastest source)
Official Twitter/X (@RyujinRBX or developer accounts)
Game description on Roblox
Community Discord announcements
This guide (I update regularly!)

For more free rewards in other Roblox games, check out our Roblox Fistborn Codes for another fighting game experience!

Psyches System

Psyches are special buffs or enhancements for your character:

Provide various stat boosts and special effects
Some reduce training time or fatigue gain
Others provide combat advantages
Recommendation: Only invest in Psyches after you have a strong Legendary or Mythic clan
Psyches are expensive and should be a late-game priority

Essential Locations and NPCs

Knowing where key NPCs and locations are will save you hours of wandering:

Critical Locations

Twister Bank – ATM farming for early money
Dom Skates – Purchase skateboard (₩75,000)
Rogen Association / Ryujin Fighters Association – Buy phone (₩50,000) and stats checker
Nitro Gym – Train Stamina and Agility (talk to Saitama NPC)
Training Academy – Train Strength
Goose Dojo – Train Durability and Battle Sense (PvP zone!)
Boo Protein Shop – Buy weighted vests for muscle gain
Infirmary – Rest to reduce fatigue
Lofi’s Massage – Pay to reduce fatigue faster
Ham Burguer / 24 Market – Food shops for hunger

Important NPCs

Office Contractor – Provides quests and contracts
Style Trainers – Scattered around the map, teach fighting styles
Kureha Shinogi – Change height (₩20,000)
Dr. Haun – Remove muscle or fat
Makima – Fix blindness from certain attacks
Twenty-Fifth Baam – Unlock evasion mechanic

Pro Tip: Use the official Trello board (linked in game description) for detailed maps and NPC locations. The Trello is regularly updated and contains tons of useful information about game mechanics.

Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

After watching countless new players struggle, here are the most common mistakes:

1. Not Buying Skateboard First

Moving slowly wastes massive amounts of time
Always prioritize the skateboard over anything else

2. Training Wrong Stats First

Don’t rush Strength – you need the stamina pool first
Stamina to 2,500 before heavy investment elsewhere

3. Spending Money on Cosmetics Early

Save Won for phone, training equipment, and fighting styles
Cosmetics can wait until you’re established

4. Training in PvP Zones Alone

Goose Dojo and similar areas are gank central
Bring friends or train during off-peak hours

5. Not Using Codes

Free Ryujin Coins are incredibly valuable
Redeem all codes as soon as you meet requirements

6. Ignoring Clan System

Your clan provides massive permanent bonuses
Don’t waste a great early game with a terrible Common clan

7. Fighting When Unprepared

Check opponent’s potential before engaging
If they have an aura visible to you, they’re way stronger

8. Leaving While Combat Tagged

Combat logging loses 33% of your Won
Better to die and respawn than log out

9. Not Managing Fatigue

Training at 90% fatigue is impossible
Rest before you hit the cap

10. Trying to Master Everything at Once

Focus on one fighting style initially
Learn the basics before experimenting

Optimal Daily Routine

Once you’ve completed the initial setup, here’s an efficient daily progression routine:

Daily Checklist

Morning Session (30-60 mins):

Redeem any new codes
Complete daily quests for easy Won
Check for special events or updates
Quick stamina/agility training

Main Training Block (1-3 hours):

Focus training on your current priority stat
Rotate between training areas to avoid fatigue
Complete jobs while training
Fight bosses or NPCs for Battle Sense if ready

Evening PvP/Grind (30+ mins):

Test your fighting style in combat
Join clan activities or gang district captures
Help lower-level players (you’ll remember being there!)
Experiment with new combo strings

Community Resources

All Ryujin has an active, helpful community. Here are the best resources:

Official Channels:

Discord Server: discord.com/invite/ryujinrbx (35,000+ members)
Trello Board: Comprehensive game info, maps, and mechanics
Roblox Group: Join for updates and community events

Community Resources:

YouTube Guides: Search for “Ryujin guide” for video tutorials
Reddit: r/roblox often has Ryujin discussions
TikTok: Short tips and showcase videos

Tips for New Players:

Don’t be afraid to ask questions in chat
Most experienced players remember being new and will help
Join a gang/group for protection and social aspect
Watch streamers to learn advanced techniques

Looking for more Roblox guides? Check out our Roblox INK Game Beginner Guide for survival strategies that apply across games!

Progression Milestones

Here are realistic goals to aim for as you progress:

Week 1 Goals:

✅ Purchase skateboard and phone
✅ Reach C Potential (600+ total stats)
✅ Stamina trained to 1,000+
✅ Learn first fighting style
✅ Complete basic quests
✅ Redeem all available codes

Week 2-3 Goals:

✅ Reach B Potential (1,000+ total stats)
✅ Stamina at 2,500
✅ Agility maxed at 600
✅ Battle Sense at 500+
✅ Comfortable with perfect blocks
✅ Join a gang/clan group

Month 1 Goals:

✅ Reach A Potential (2,000+ total stats)
✅ Master your primary fighting style
✅ Learn second/third fighting style
✅ Win first PvP fights
✅ Complete harder boss encounters
✅ Optimize build for your playstyle

Long-Term Goals (2-3+ Months):

✅ Reach S+ Potential (4,000+ total stats)
✅ Unlock Mode abilities
✅ Master multiple fighting styles
✅ Dominate PvP encounters
✅ Help newer players
✅ Participate in community events

FAQ

How long does it take to reach endgame in All Ryujin?

Reaching S+ Potential (4,000+ stats) typically takes 2-3 months of consistent playing (1-2 hours daily). However, with efficient training strategies, smart stat allocation, and using all available codes, you can significantly reduce this timeframe. The journey is more enjoyable when you focus on learning combat mechanics rather than just grinding stats.

Can I change my fighting style after choosing one?

Yes! Unlike clans, you can learn multiple fighting styles in All Ryujin. You’re not locked into your first choice. Many advanced players mix moves from different styles to create unique combo strings. The only limitation is meeting the stat and Won requirements for each style you want to learn.

Is All Ryujin pay-to-win?

No, All Ryujin is not pay-to-win. While you can purchase Ryujin Coins with Robux for clan rerolls or certain gamepasses (like Infinite Stats Checker or Auto Macro), these are convenience features, not necessities. Free codes provide plenty of Ryujin Coins, and skilled players with common clans can still compete effectively. Success depends much more on your stat allocation, combat skill, and fighting style mastery than on spending money.

What’s the best clan for beginners?

Any Legendary or Mythic clan is worth keeping. For absolute beginners, I recommend Jang clan (Legendary) because the automatic heal when low health helps you survive mistakes while learning. However, if you roll Park, Kure, or Mikazuchi (all Mythic), keep them regardless – they’re the best in the game and incredibly rare (1% chance each).

How do I avoid getting killed by higher-level players?

Train in less crowded servers during off-peak hours, always keep your skateboard equipped for quick escapes, and avoid obvious PvP hotspots like Goose Dojo when alone. Players with visible auras (2,500+ stats higher than you) should be avoided entirely. Join a gang for protection, and remember that dying is part of the learning process – don’t get discouraged!

What’s the difference between Won and Ryujin Coins?

Won (₩) is the standard in-game currency earned through missions, quests, jobs, and defeating enemies. You use Won to purchase fighting styles, equipment, and consumables. Ryujin Coins are the premium currency primarily used for clan rerolls (25 coins each) and special items. You get Ryujin Coins from codes, increasing your Potential rank, and defeating bosses, or by purchasing with Robux.

Should I focus on PvE or PvP as a beginner?

Focus on PvE (quests, training, boss fights) for your first week or two. This lets you build your stats and learn combat mechanics in a safer environment. Once you’re comfortable with perfect blocks and have at least 1,000+ total stats, start experimenting with PvP to earn Battle Sense. Don’t be discouraged by losses – every defeat teaches you something about combat.

How important is height in All Ryujin?

Height provides minor benefits but isn’t game-changing. Taller characters (6’0″+) have slightly longer reach and can jump over certain obstacles, while shorter characters (5’5″ and under) attack slightly faster. Unless you’re min-maxing for competitive play, your randomly assigned height is fine. The ₩20,000 height change is a luxury purchase for after you have all essential gear.

Can I play All Ryujin on mobile?

Yes! All Ryujin works on mobile devices, though the experience is somewhat more challenging due to complex controls. I recommend using a Bluetooth controller for mobile play if possible. The gameplay is identical across PC, mobile, and console – your progress syncs through your Roblox account.

Do stats reset when I get gripped (killed)?

No! Stats are permanent and never reset when you die or get gripped. The only things you lose are temporary items (tools you didn’t pay for permanently) and 33% of your Won if you combat log (leave while Combat Tagged). Your skateboard, phone, fighting styles, stats, and clan are all permanent.

For players interested in more Roblox fighting experiences, our RogueBlox Beginner Guide covers another hardcore RPG with permadeath mechanics!

Final Thoughts

All Ryujin isn’t a game you master in a weekend – it’s a journey that rewards patience, strategic thinking, and dedication. What makes it special isn’t just the anime-inspired combat or the deep stat system, but the genuine sense of progression as you transform from a penniless nobody into a feared martial artist.

The key to enjoying All Ryujin is understanding that setbacks are part of the experience. You will get gripped by higher-level players. You will make mistakes in stat allocation. You will lose fights. But each of these moments teaches you something valuable that makes you a better player.

My Three Core Principles for Success:

Patience Over Speed – Don’t rush to copy someone else’s build or skip the fundamentals. Take time to understand why certain stats matter and how combat mechanics work.
Community Over Solo – Join a gang, make friends, and help newer players. The social aspect of All Ryujin dramatically enhances the experience.
Fun Over Meta – While this guide provides optimal strategies, the best build is the one you enjoy playing. Want to be a fat sumo wrestler instead of a lean boxer? Go for it! Experimentation is part of the fun.

Remember to bookmark this guide for future reference, especially the codes section which I update regularly. If you found this helpful, share it with friends who are just starting their All Ryujin journey!

For more Roblox game guides, tips, and codes, visit Of Zen and Computing’s Roblox section where I regularly publish comprehensive guides like this one.

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Now get out there and start training! The world of All Ryujin awaits, and with this guide, you’re fully equipped to dominate. See you in the dojos!