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Weak Legacy 2 Clan Rerolls Guide

Spin economy, fate spins, race resets, and when to settle on Tsugikuni, Kamado, Rengoku, or Shabana.

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Clan Rerolls Guide

Clan rerolls decide whether your Weak Legacy 2 account can unlock Sun V2, Moon V2, Flame V2, or strong Demon synergies. Spins are limited, pity is slow, and resetting the wrong system wastes days of progress. This guide explains how clan spins and fate spins fit together, why you redeem codes before every session, which S-tier names to chase (Tsugikuni, Kamado, Rengoku, Shabana), how race resets differ from clan rolls, and when to settle instead of burning Robux. Pair it with the Clans Tier List, build advice on Players, day-one steps in Getting Started, and the Moon Breathing unlock path if First Swordsman is your end goal.

Weak Legacy 2 is a shared-server Roblox Action RPG (about fifteen players per instance). Your clan is not a cosmetic title—it layers Strength, Durability, Speed, XP gain, damage reduction, drop rate, and exclusive Breathing V2 gates on top of whatever style you train.

Clan spins vs fate spins

Open the main menu (M on PC) and find the spin / roll panels. The game and codes distinguish reward types players usually call:

  • Clan spins — reroll your clan result (Tsugikuni, Kamado, Rengoku/Renkogu, Shabana, Legendaries, commons including the UI’s None = Kaneki).
  • Fate spins — a separate spin currency/reward line that appears on many codes and events. Treat fate spins as a parallel lottery for featured rewards; do not assume a fate spin automatically equals a clan reroll unless the live UI says so.

Exact shop labels can change after anniversary and rerelease patches. Before you spend, read the confirmation text: if it says clan, you are rolling lineage; if it says fate, you are rolling that other table. Mixing them up is the fastest way to “lose” a code reward you meant for Tsugikuni.

Always redeem codes first

Every reroll session should start on the Codes Hub:

  1. Open the codes UI from the menu.
  2. Enter every working string listed for the current month.
  3. Claim clan spins, fate spins, yen, Crystal Essence, and reset potions.
  4. Only then open the clan roller.

Codes expire after updates, like goals, and apology drops. Redeeming after you already spent Robux is a common regret. Keep the codes page bookmarked beside this guide and Getting Started.

Priority chase list (S-tier targets)

Use the full rankings on the Clans Tier List. For reroll planning, prioritize:

Tsugikuni — First Swordsman (~0.1%)

Best overall clan. Massive combat stats, damage reduction, XP help, and access to both Sun V2 and Moon V2. Required if your dream endgame is Moon Breathing V2. Expect a long hunt—stockpile hundreds of spins from codes and events before you soft-lock your mental health on 0.1% odds.

Kamado — Mythic (~0.5%)

Best widely realistic Sun V2 clan. Excellent Strength/Durability/XP package even before V2. If you main Sun and refuse infinite First Swordsman grinding, Kamado is the settle that still clears prestige content.

Rengoku / Renkogu — Mythic (~0.5%)

The Flame main’s clan. Supports Flame V2 and Flame-oriented buffs. Keep it immediately if Flame is your lifelong style; rerolling away from Rengoku while mid Ablaze Spirit farm is a classic mistake.

Shabana — Legendary (~1% band)

Flexible S-tier Legendary for generalist stats, XP, reduction, drop-rate help, and strong Demon / blood-obi synergy notes. Outstanding if you lean Players Demon path or want power without Mythic luck.

Strong A-tier Legendaries

Tomioka (Water), Kocho (Insect), Tokito (Mist), Iguro (Serpent), Shinazugawa (Wind), Uzui (Sound), Kanroji (Love), Tsuyuri (Flower) are keep results when they match the Breathing you already mastered. A matched Legendary with full mastery beats an unused off-style Mythic while you are underleveled for V2.

Race resets vs clan spins

Do not confuse these systems:

SystemWhat it changesTypical costWhen to use
Clan spinYour clan lineage and clan perksSpin currency / Robux shop spinsChasing Tsugikuni, Kamado, Rengoku, Shabana
Race resetHuman Slayer ↔ Demon pathReset potion (often Crystal Essence + yen; sometimes from codes)After Final Selection if switching to Blood Demon Arts, or returning to Slayer for Sun/Moon
Breathing resetEquipped Breathing StyleReset potion + yen/EssenceWrong early style; never mid-poverty

Race resets do not reroll your clan. You can be Tsugikuni as a Demon or as a Slayer depending on race—but Demons lose Breathing trainers, so converting before Moon/Sun/Flame V2 finishes can soft-lock prestige goals. Plan race on the Players hub; plan clan here.

When to settle (stop spinning)

Settle when one of these is true:

  1. You own Tsugikuni — stop. Train Sun → Moon.
  2. You own Kamado and main Sun — stop unless you specifically need Moon V2.
  3. You own Rengoku and main Flame — stop and farm Ablaze Spirits.
  4. You own Shabana (or a matched A-tier Legendary) and your next 20 hours are leveling, Essence, or Demon arts—not V2 clan gates.
  5. You are below the level/yen needed to use V2 unlocks—extra Mythic hunting helps ego more than clear speed.

Keep spinning when:

  • Your clan is C-tier (Kaneki/None, Kanzaki, Makomo, and similar).
  • You are hardstuck on a V2 gate that explicitly names Tsugikuni, Kamado, or Rengoku.
  • Codes just dropped a large spin bundle and your current clan is off-style.

Session routine that saves spins

  1. Redeem codes.
  2. Decide the one clan name you will accept this week.
  3. Spin in controlled batches; stop immediately on an accept result.
  4. Log whether the reward was clan vs fate so you do not miscount inventory.
  5. Resume questing via Getting Started and leveling routes instead of doom-spinning empty servers.
  6. Revisit the Clans Tier List after major updates in case rarities or perks shift.

Economy tips

  • Prefer free code spins over panic Robux while you still lack gourds, a starter style, and Final Selection.
  • During weekend 2X drops, farm bosses and events for spin-adjacent loot listed on raids pages, then reroll afterward.
  • Do not delete your slot to “reroll clan harder”—reset potions and spins exist so you keep levels and yen.
  • If two friends offer private-server spin parties, still redeem codes on your main first; social pressure is not a pity system.

Tie-ins to Breathing goals

  • Moon V2 → must plan Tsugikuni early; read Moon Breathing.
  • Sun V2 only → Kamado or Tsugikuni.
  • Flame V2 → Rengoku.
  • Demon flex → Shabana is a standout Legendary while you learn Blood Demon Arts on Players.

Clan rerolls are a resource management puzzle. Codes first, know clan vs fate, chase the S-tier name that matches your Breathing, never confuse race resets with clan spins, and settle the moment your clan actually unlocks the content you will play this month. That discipline beats a thousand empty rolls.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Should I use clan spins or fate spins for Tsugikuni?

Use clan spins to reroll your clan. Fate spins are a separate reward line on many codes—read the UI so you do not spend the wrong currency.

Which clans should I chase first?

Tsugikuni for Sun and Moon V2, Kamado for Sun V2, Rengoku for Flame V2, and Shabana for flexible Legendary power—especially Demon-leaning builds.

Do race resets change my clan?

No. Race resets swap Slayer and Demon paths. Clan spins change lineage. Plan both separately so you do not soft-lock Breathing V2 goals.

When should I stop rerolling my clan?

Stop when you land Tsugikuni, or a Mythic/Legendary that unlocks or buffs the style you will actually main for the next stretch of playtime.

What should I do before a long spin session?

Redeem every working code on /codes/ for clan spins, fate spins, yen, and potions, then spin only toward one pre-chosen target clan.