Weak Legacy 2 Clans Tier List
Which clan rolls are worth your spins in the current Weak Legacy 2 meta.
Clans are one of the biggest power spikes in Weak Legacy 2. A roll can add Strength, Durability, Speed, XP gain, damage reduction, drop rate, and—most importantly—access to locked Breathing V2 paths such as Sun V2 and Moon V2. This page ranks clans from S to C using combined community consensus for the late 2025 / 2026 meta. Use it together with the Breathing Styles Tier List, free spins from Codes, and loadout ideas on Players.
You obtain clans through the in-game spin / roll system. Odds scale with rarity: First Swordsman is ultra-rare, Mythic is rare, Legendary is uncommon relative to commons. The UI sometimes labels Kaneki as None—treat that common roll as Kaneki on this list, not as a blank clan.
Combined clan rankings
| Tier | Clans |
|---|---|
| S | Tsugikuni, Renkogu/Rengoku, Shabana, Kamado |
| A | Iguro, Shinazugawa, Tomioka, Uzui, Tsuyuri, Tokito, Kanroji, Kocho |
| B | Agatsuma, Haganezuka, Tamayo, Sabito |
| C | Kanzaki, Makomo, Kaneki (None in roll UI), Toma, Hashibira |
S-tier clans
Tsugikuni — First Swordsman (0.1%)
Tsugikuni is the best clan in the game for most players. Typical perks include massive Strength and Durability, Speed, strong XP gain, about 10% damage reduction, and exclusive access to both Sun V2 and Moon V2. That means one roll can unlock the top PvP and top PvE Breathing paths. The 0.1% First Swordsman rate is brutal—stockpile spins from Codes and events, and do not soft-reset your entire progress chasing it on day one if you still cannot use V2 content.
Renkogu / Rengoku — Mythic (0.5%)
Listed in community boards as Renkogu and recognized by players as the Rengoku line. Mythic 0.5% odds. Expect high Strength/Durability packages, Flame Breathing buffs, and pathways that support Flame V2 and the signature Rengoku skill fantasy. After Flame V2 entered the meta, this clan jumped firmly into S for anyone who wants starter-village Flame as a lifelong main.
Shabana — Legendary (about 1%)
Shabana earns S for flexible combat value: XP modifiers, Strength, damage reduction, Durability, drop-rate help, and strong synergy notes with blood / Obi-oriented Demon play. It is one of the best non-Mythic rolls if you lean Demon or want generalist stats without waiting on 0.1% luck.
Kamado — Mythic (0.5%)
Kamado is the classic Mythic chase for Slayers who want Sun V2 without needing Tsugikuni. Large Strength and Durability bumps plus XP gain make it excellent even before V2. Many consensus boards place Kamado and Tsugikuni as the two names you never pass on.
A-tier clans
These Legendary (and similar) clans are excellent when they match your Breathing:
- Iguro — Serpent buffs, Speed, Durability, mild damage reduction.
- Shinazugawa — Wind Breathing buff with solid Strength/Durability.
- Tomioka — Water Breathing buff, damage reduction, strong hybrid stats for Water V2 players.
- Uzui — Sound buff with Speed and reduction; aggressive kit synergy.
- Tsuyuri — Flower synergy, high Durability packages, drop-rate perks for farmers.
- Tokito — Mist Breathing power; great if you main Snow Village Mist.
- Kanroji — Love Breathing support for HQ Love mains.
- Kocho — Insect synergy; pairs beautifully with the S-tier Insect V1 rework.
If your spin lands on an A-tier clan that matches the style you already trained, keep it and finish mastery before burning more spins on S-tier FOMO.
B-tier clans
Agatsuma, Haganezuka, Tamayo, and Sabito offer real stats and can carry you through mid-game. Agatsuma often brings Speed-oriented packages; Haganezuka and Sabito lean into thematic / mid stats; Tamayo can appeal to Demon-adjacent play. They are fine while you collect spins, but plan an eventual upgrade if you push competitive PvP or hard boss timers.
C-tier clans
Kanzaki, Makomo, Kaneki (None), Toma, and Hashibira are the rolls you reroll away from when you have spare spins. They can teach the clan system and are not account-ending, but they lack the V2 unlocks and dense combat packages of higher tiers. Remember: the roll menu’s None entry is Kaneki, not an empty slot.
How rarity and spins work
Approximate community-reported rarities:
| Rarity | Example clans | Roll chance (order of magnitude) |
|---|---|---|
| First Swordsman | Tsugikuni | 0.1% |
| Mythic | Kamado, Renkogu/Rengoku | 0.5% |
| Legendary | Shabana, Iguro, Shinazugawa, Tomioka, Uzui, Tsuyuri, Tokito, and peers | about 1% band |
| Lower | B/C names including Kaneki/None | common fills |
Exact percentages can shift with updates; always read the live roll UI. Chance to hit a specific clan inside a rarity band is roughly rarity chance divided by the number of clans in that band.
Spin economy tips:
- Redeem every working code on the Codes page before a reroll session.
- Do not spend premium currency on spins until your level can use V2 unlocks.
- If you main a style, prefer the matching Legendary over a random off-style Mythic that you will never play.
- Tsugikuni is best-in-slot, not mandatory—Kamado or Renkogu plus mastery still clears the game.
Clan + Breathing synergy checklist
- Want Moon V2 and Sun V2 on one character → chase Tsugikuni.
- Want Sun V2 with strong generalist stats → Kamado.
- Want Flame V2 forever → Renkogu/Rengoku.
- Want Demon / Obi flex → Shabana is a standout Legendary.
- Want Water V2 comfort → Tomioka.
- Want Insect PvP → Kocho.
- Want Mist clears → Tokito.
Cross-check move strength on the Breathing Styles Tier List before you lock a long-term identity. For showcase builds and team comps, browse Players.
PvE vs PvP clan priority
PvE: Prefer XP gain, Durability, and V2 access that unlocks Moon / Flame / Water farm gods. Tsugikuni, Kamado, Renkogu, Shabana, Tokito, and Tomioka all have clear farming stories.
PvP: Prefer damage reduction and Speed alongside duel-oriented Breathings (Sun V2, Insect, Water V2). Tsugikuni’s reduction package is especially noticeable in long trades; Kocho and Uzui help style specialists.
Related pages
- Tier List Hub
- Breathing Styles Tier List
- Demon Arts Tier List
- Codes for free spins
- Players for loadouts
Reroll with a plan, keep clans that match your trained style, and only hard-chase First Swordsman when your account can actually use Moon V2 and Sun V2. A matched A-tier clan with full mastery beats an unused Tsugikuni flex every season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What is the best clan in Weak Legacy 2?
Tsugikuni is the top clan thanks to First Swordsman stats and access to both Sun V2 and Moon V2. Kamado and Renkogu/Rengoku are the next Mythic priorities, with Shabana leading flexible Legendary options.
What does None mean in the clan roll menu?
The common None option is Kaneki. This tier list ranks it in C tier under Kaneki so you do not confuse it with a blank or failed roll.
How rare is Tsugikuni compared with Kamado?
Tsugikuni is First Swordsman at about 0.1%. Kamado and Renkogu/Rengoku are Mythic at about 0.5%. Save spins from codes and events before long First Swordsman hunts.
Should I keep an A-tier clan that matches my Breathing?
Yes. A matching Legendary such as Tomioka for Water or Kocho for Insect is often stronger for your account than forcing endless rerolls while underleveled for V2 content.