Clans

Introduction

The Clans hub is your complete guide to Ryujin's clan system, the manga-inspired family lines that define your fighter's identity and power. Clans are rolled like loot with rarities from Common up to Mythic and Evolved, and the rarest bloodlines — the Kure, Tokita, Hanma and Yamazaki families — unlock exclusive clan skills and transformation modes that completely change how you build your character. Because a good clan is the single biggest power swing in the game, this hub covers the full rarity table with drop rates, the strongest clan skills, how the reroll system works and which clans are worth keeping. Whether you are rerolling your first family or chasing a Mythic for endgame PvP, the tier list and guides here tell you exactly where your clan stands.

Clan Rarity Quick Reference

Featured Bloodlines

Core Mechanics

Clans sit at the center of Ryujin's progression. When you unlock a new fighter or use a clan reroll, the game rolls a random clan from the rarity table — Common 60%, Uncommon 20%, Rare 14%, Legendary 5%, Mythic 1%, with Evolved as a special upgraded tier beyond Mythic. Each clan belongs to a manga-inspired bloodline and grants clan skills that shape your playstyle; some clans are also the only way to unlock certain fighting styles and transformation modes. Because the roll is random, the reroll economy matters: clan rerolls come from codes, quests and rewards, and knowing when to keep a Legendary versus gambling for a Mythic is a core strategic decision. The community treats specific family-to-rarity assignments as community data until officially confirmed, so always verify your clan's value against the latest tier list.

Advantages

A clear clan tier list and rarity guide pays off immediately because your clan is the foundation of your whole build. Knowing that Mythic clans drop at 1% tells you exactly how rare your Kure or Tokita roll really is, and which rerolls are worth spending. The clan system also drives the most fun parts of Ryujin: clan-exclusive fighting styles like the Niko Style and Kure Traditions, and clan-locked modes like Advance, Removal and Demon Back, are all gated behind the right family line. Understanding the rarity ladder means you can recognize a good roll, avoid rerolling away a top-tier Legendary, and target the exact clan you need for the build you want.

Challenges

The clan system has two big caveats. First, the exact rarity assignment of individual families is not officially published — the community infers which families sit at Mythic or Legendary from Trello cards and player reports, so a family's tier can shift as more data comes in. Second, the rarity percentages describe the roll odds, not the strength of every family inside a tier, and clan skills are rebalanced between generations, so a top clan in Update 1.7 might fall off after a patch. Finally, rerolls are a scarce resource tied to codes and quests, so a player who rerolls away a strong clan chasing a 1% Mythic can end up worse off than they started.

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