Slayerbound Clans Guide (March 2026) Best Rolls, Rarities & Buffs

Updated by Sunny Kaushik
February 14, 2026
Gaming

If you’re diving into the brutal world of Slayerbound on Roblox, choosing the right family isn’t just about roleplaying your favorite anime character—it’s about survival. Your Clan defines your stat multipliers, passive abilities, and even your potential to wield certain Breathing Styles effectively. I’ve spent hours spinning the gacha and testing every bloodline to bring you this definitive guide.

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll break down all Clans in Slayerbound, their specific buffs, rarity chances, and which ones are actually worth keeping for endgame PvP and PvE content.

All Clans in Slayerbound: Quick Overview

For those looking to reroll quickly, here is a snapshot of the best Clans in the game currently.

Clan Name	Rarity	Best For	Primary Buff
Tsugikuni	Mythic	PvP / Hybrid	Sun Breathing Boost & Stats
Kamado	Mythic	PvE / Dance	Breathing Capacity & Dance of the Fire God
Rengoku	Legendary	Flame Users	Flame Breathing Boost & Spirit
Tomioka	Rare	Water Users	Water Breathing Boost
Shinazugawa	Rare	Wind Users	Wind Breathing Boost
Agatsuma	Uncommon	Thunder Users	Thunder Breathing Speed
Himejima	Rare	Defense	Stone Breathing & HP

Understanding the Clan System in Slayerbound

Before we burn through our spins, it’s crucial to understand how the Clan system works in Slayerbound. Unlike some other Roblox anime games where Clans are purely cosmetic, here they provide tangible stat boosts that can make or break a boss fight.

Rarity Tiers & Probabilities

Clans are divided into distinct rarity tiers. The rarer the Clan, the harder they are to roll, but they typically offer significantly better stat multipliers.

Common (60% Chance): Standard clans with minor buffs. Good for starting out, but generally fodder for rerolling.
Uncommon (25% Chance): Slightly better stats, often focused on specific niches like speed or stamina.
Rare (10% Chance): The entry point for “meta” builds. These often boost specific Breathing Styles.
Legendary (4% Chance): Powerful clans with dual stat buffs or strong specific boosts.
Mythic (1% Chance): The rarest and most powerful Clans. These are the ones veterans chase.

How to Get New Clans?

To change your Clan, you need Clan Spins. You can obtain these through:

Story Progression: Completing the initial tutorial and Final Selection often grants free spins.
Codes: Always check the latest Slayerbound codes (linked below) for free spins.
Robux: Purchasing spins via the in-game store.
AFK World: Some servers allow you to earn timed rewards for spins.

Internal Link: Check out our complete list of [Slayerbound Codes] for free Clan Spins.

All Clans List: Detailed Buffs & Abilities

Here is the exhaustive list of every Clan currently available in Slayerbound, categorized by rarity. I’ve included the specific buffs so you know exactly what you are rolling for.

Mythic Clans (1% Chance)

These are the “God Tier” bloodlines. If you roll one of these, lock it immediately.

1. Tsugikuni

Buff: +4 Strength, +4 Sword, +3 Stamina.
Special: Access to Sun Breathing (if enabled) and massive damage boost to Sun-related skills.
My Take: This is arguably the best PvP Clan in Slayerbound. The raw stat increase applies to almost every build, making you a tanky damage dealer. The Sun Breathing synergy is just the cherry on top.

2. Kamado

Buff: +5 Breathing Capacity, +3 Stamina, +2 Strength.
Special: Access to “Dance of the Fire God” ability (Hinokami Kagura).
My Take: While Tsugikuni is for raw power, Kamado is for sustain. The Breathing Capacity boost allows you to maintain your Ultimate forms longer, which is critical in long PvE raids or endurance fights in PvP.

Legendary Clans (4% Chance)

Legendaries are the sweet spot for mid-to-late game players. They are strong enough to compete with Mythics if utilized correctly.

3. Rengoku

Buff: +3 Strength, +4 Spirit, +2 Stamina.
Special: Increased damage for Flame Breathing.
My Take: If you want to main Flame Breathing, Rengoku is non-negotiable. The Spirit boost helps with skill cooldowns or ultimate charge (depending on the current patch mechanics), making you a relentless attacker.

4. Uzui

Buff: +3 Speed, +3 Strength, +2 Stamina.
Special: Increased efficiency for Sound Breathing.
My Take: Speed is king in Slayerbound PvP. Uzui allows for faster M1 combos and better mobility, making it a top-tier choice for aggressive players who like to rush down opponents.

5. Kocho

Buff: +4 Stamina, +3 Breathing.
Special: Increased efficiency for Insect Breathing.
My Take: Insect Breathing relies heavily on rapid strikes. Kocho provides the stamina pool necessary to spam those high-speed combos without running dry.

Rare Clans (10% Chance)

Rare Clans are often specialized. If you are building a specific element, these are great placeholders until you get a Legendary.

6. Tomioka

Buff: +3 Strength, +2 Breathing.
Special: Boosts Water Breathing damage.
Why it’s good: Water Breathing is known for its defensive capabilities and wide hitboxes. Tomioka makes Water a viable offensive threat.

7. Shinazugawa

Buff: +3 Strength, +2 Stamina.
Special: Boosts Wind Breathing damage.
Why it’s good: Wind Breathing has high knockback. Shinazugawa amplifies this, allowing you to control the battlefield spacing.

8. Himejima

Buff: +4 Constitution (Health), +2 Strength.
Special: Boosts Stone Breathing.
Why it’s good: The tank meta is real. With Himejima, you can survive combos that would one-shot other players. Ideal for beginners learning boss mechanics.

9. Iguro

Buff: +2 Strength, +3 Speed.
Special: Boosts Serpent Breathing.
Why it’s good: Serpent Breathing is tricky to use but devastating in the right hands. Iguro’s speed boost helps you land those narrow slash angles.

Uncommon Clans (25% Chance)

These are your stepping stones. Do not settle for these if you have spare spins, but they are functional for early game.

Agatsuma: Boosts Thunder Breathing. (+2 Speed, +1 Strength). Great for early game mobility.
Tokito: Boosts Mist Breathing. (+2 Breathing, +1 Strength). Decent for hybrid builds.
Kanroji: Boosts Love Breathing. (+2 Strength, +1 Speed). Good for beginners.

Common Clans (60% Chance)

Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke (Variants): These usually offer flat +1 stat boosts to Strength or Stamina. They have no special Breathing synergy.
Advice: Reroll these as soon as you get free spins. They offer no advantage in the late game.

Slayerbound Clan Tier List (March 2026)

Not all buffs are created equal. Based on the current meta in Slayerbound, focusing on PvP dominance and PvE farming speed, here is how I rank them.

S-Tier (Meta Defining)

Tsugikuni: Raw stats and Sun Breathing access put this comfortably at #1.
Kamado: Breathing sustain is essential for high-level play.
Rengoku: The best specialized Clan; Flame Breathing hits like a truck with this.

A-Tier (High Performance)

Uzui: Speed is always a top-tier stat in Roblox combat.
Himejima: The only tank Clan worth running for high-level bosses.
Shinazugawa: Wind is a strong element currently, and this Clan maximizes it.

B-Tier (Situational)

Tomioka: Good, but Water is defensive by nature, lowering clear speeds.
Kocho: Niche. Only run if you are strictly maining Insect.
Iguro: High skill floor, high reward.

C-Tier & D-Tier

Uncommon/Common Clans: Use these only until you can spin for a Rare or better.

Which Clan Suits Your Playstyle?

Choosing a Clan shouldn’t just be about what is “best” on a tier list; it should match how you play. I’ve categorized the best Clans by player archetype:

The Aggressive Duelist

Do you love rushing players, deflecting attacks, and overwhelming them with M1 combos?

Pick: Tsugikuni or Uzui.
Why: You need Strength and Speed. These Clans give you the damage output and movement speed to stick to your target.

The Tactician / Magician

Do you prefer keeping distance, landing heavy spells, and managing your resources?

Pick: Kamado or Kocho.
Why: You rely on your Breathing bar. Running out of breath means death. These Clans ensure you can keep the pressure on from a distance.

The Tank / Boss Hunter

Do you like soloing the infamous bosses like the Hand Demon or Upper Moons?

Pick: Himejima.
Why: You cannot deal damage if you are dead. The extra HP from Himejima gives you the margin for error needed to learn boss patterns without constantly dying.

How to Reroll Clans Efficiently?

Don’t waste your Robux or hard-earned spins blindly. Here is my strategy for efficient rerolling:

Stack Spins: Never spin one at a time. Wait until you have at least 10-20 spins.
Check Updates: Developers often increase rates during updates or events. Spinning during a 2x Mythic rate event is the only way to guarantee a Mythic without insane luck.
Target vs. General: If you want a specific element (like Flame), wait to see if you roll a Legendary or Mythic before locking in your Breathing Style.
Server Hop: Sometimes, RNG is tied to server seeds (a common Roblox mechanic). If you have bad luck on one server, try spinning on a different private server.

Internal Link: Looking for more guides? See our [Slayerbound Breathing Style Tier List].

Common Mistakes to Avoid

In my time playing Slayerbound, I’ve seen beginners make the same mistakes with Clans constantly.

Keeping a Common Clan for “Lore”: I get it, you want to roleplay a specific character. But in a PvP environment, a +1 Strength buff will lose to a +4 Strength buff every time. Use the Clan for stats, not just the name.
Ignoring Synergy: Rolling a Tomioka (Water Clan) and then choosing Flame Breathing is a waste. The Clan buffs are specific. Always match your Clan to your Breathing Style.
Selling the Wrong Clan: Some games allow trading. If Slayerbound introduces trading, do not trade away Mythics for small amounts of currency. Mythics are worth 10x their weight in Robux value.

FAQ’s

What is the best Clan in Slayerbound?

Currently, Tsugikuni is considered the best Clan due to its high stat boosts (Strength and Sword) and synergy with the powerful Sun Breathing style. It excels in both PvP and PvE scenarios.

Do Clans affect Breathing Styles?

Yes, specific Clans provide percentage-based damage boosts to specific Breathing Styles. For example, the Rengoku Clan boosts Flame Breathing, while the Tomioka Clan boosts Water Breathing.

Can you trade Clans in Slayerbound?

As of March 2026, most trading in Slayerbound revolves around items or abilities. Clan trading functionality varies by update, so always check the official Discord for the latest patch notes regarding trading systems.

How rare is the Tsugikuni Clan?

The Tsugikuni Clan falls under the Mythic rarity tier, which typically has a 1% drop rate when spinning for a new Clan. It requires a significant amount of luck or spins to obtain.

Is Kamado better than Tsugikuni?

It depends on your build. Tsugikuni is better for raw damage and hybrid builds. Kamado is better for players who rely heavily on Breathing moves and sustain, specifically for the “Dance of the Fire God” ultimate ability.

Conclusion

Navigating the RNG of Slayerbound can be frustrating, but landing that perfect Clan is one of the most satisfying feelings in the game. Whether you are grinding for the elusive Tsugikuni name above your head or settling for a solid Rengoku build, understanding the stats and synergies is what separates a Slayer from a civilian.

Remember to bookmark this page (Ctrl+D) as I update the tier list and buff values whenever the developers release new patches or balance changes. Good luck spinning.