Clans are one of the easiest places to lose resources if you reroll without a plan. This page rewrites the clan conversation around what actually matters: whether a clan helps sword users, melee bruisers, farming routes, or survival-heavy boss loops. It is designed to work alongside the codes and Tier List pages rather than competing with them.
| Tier | Clan | Rarity | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| S-Tier | Monarch | Legendary | Sword mains, farming luck, high-end PvE |
| S-Tier | Voldigoat | Legendary | Melee tanks, boss pressure, durable setups |
| A-Tier | Mugetsu | Epic | Sustain-focused players and hybrid builds |
| A-Tier | Yamato | Epic | Balanced progression and gem-minded accounts |
| B-Tier | Zoldyck | Rare | Speed-first progression and early reroll stops |
| C-Tier | Raikage | Uncommon | Economy-focused early farming |
| D-Tier | Sasaki | Common | Temporary leveling only |
Monarch and Voldigoat sit at the top because they improve more than one part of an account at once. One rewards high-value farming and sword pressure, while the other supports players who want tougher melee-driven setups with better staying power.
Mugetsu and Yamato are the kinds of clans worth holding if your reroll stock is limited. They do not match the ceiling of top-tier legendary picks, but they can still carry entire progression arcs and feel much safer than burning all your rerolls on low odds.
Lower clans are not useless. They just do not justify long-term loyalty once your build opens up. Use them to survive the early stages, then upgrade when you have better code rewards or enough reroll items saved.
The best clan is not always the best standalone clan. Sometimes a clan becomes more valuable because your race already handles speed, tankiness, or burst. That is why the smartest reroll strategy usually starts with the broader Tier List and then narrows into clans afterward.
Look for clans that reinforce damage pressure and farming value so your best weapon investment pays off longer.
Durability and execution pressure matter more here than flashy rarity on paper.
Pick clans that make repeated routes, drops, and rerolls feel better rather than chasing pure duel power.
Monarch usually leads the conversation because its value spans damage, survivability, and farming quality better than most alternatives.
If your reroll stock is small, a strong Epic is usually worth holding. Legendary odds are slim enough that chasing them without backup can set your account back.
They matter differently. Races often shape your identity, while clans stack extra pressure, survivability, or farming value onto that foundation.