Jujutsu Legacy Clan Tier List (July 2026)

Why You Need a Reliable Clan Tier List

Choosing the right clan in Jujutsu Legacy can make or break your build. With over a dozen clans offering wildly different stat multipliers, picking the wrong one means leaving damage, survivability, or versatility on the table. Whether you're grinding for a rare spin or saving up for a raid drop, a solid Jujutsu Legacy clan tier list helps you decide where to invest your time.

This guide ranks every clan from S-tier (game-breaking) to D-tier (situational at best). We’ve analyzed base stats from the official wiki, community feedback from top players, and recent balance changes. By the end, you'll know exactly which clans are worth spinning for—and which ones you should skip.

How Clans Work in Jujutsu Legacy

Before we dive into the rankings, let’s cover the basics. Clans are a permanent stat-boost mechanic that you can equip one at a time. You obtain them either by spinning the Clan Spin NPC at Jujutsu High (costs in-game currency or Robux) or by using special items dropped from raids.

Key points to remember:

• Each clan provides multiplicative stat boosts (e.g., 1.5x Technique).
• Rarity determines spin chance, not necessarily power—some common clans are excellent.
• You can re-roll your clan at any time, but you lose the previous one.
• Certain clans unlock hidden abilities when paired with specific Cursed Techniques (e.g., Rejected Zenin + Heavenly Restriction).

The table below shows every clan’s spin chance and base effects according to community-sourced data.

Spin chances are based on player experience reports and may vary slightly.

S-Tier: The Absolute Best Clans

These clans dominate every category—PvP, PvE, and versatility. If you land one, build around it immediately.

Tengen Clan

Tengen is the undisputed king of clans. With a massive 6x multiplier to Health, Technique, and Vessel, plus 2x to Strength and Sword, it turns any build into a monster. The catch? It’s only obtainable as a rare drop from the Divine General Raid, not from the spin NPC. According to community reports, the drop rate is around 0.1%, making it the ultimate endgame goal.

Best for: Any build that relies on Cursed Techniques or Vessel damage. Pair it with a high-damage technique like Max Elephant or Hollow Purple for insane burst.

Ryomen Clan

Ryomen offers a clean 2x multiplier to Health, Strength, Technique, and Sword—no downsides. It’s the most balanced S-tier clan and works with literally any playstyle. Its 0.1% spin chance makes it extremely rare, but if you get it, you’re set for life.

Best for: Players who want a “one-size-fits-all” clan. Switch between techniques without losing synergy.

Rejected Zenin (with Heavenly Restriction)

Rejected Zenin is a double-edged sword. It gives 8x to Health, Strength, and Sword, but applies a brutal -10x penalty to Technique and Vessel. However, if you have the Heavenly Restriction Cursed Technique equipped, it unlocks Heavenly Restriction V2—a hidden ability that dramatically boosts physical damage.

Best for: Pure physical builds. Avoid if you rely on any Cursed Technique damage.

A-Tier: Excellent and Versatile

These clans are powerful but slightly less flexible than S-tier options.

Gojo Clan

Gojo provides a solid 1.5x multiplier to Health, Strength, and Technique. It’s not as flashy as Ryomen or Tengen, but it’s incredibly reliable. With a 1% spin chance, it’s also one of the more accessible high-tier clans.

Best for: Balanced builds that want survivability and technique damage. Works great with Limitless techniques.

Fushiguro Clan

Fushiguro boosts Health by 1.3x, Technique by 1.5x, and Vessel by 1.6x. That Vessel multiplier is the highest of any non-raid clan, making it ideal for summon-based builds. It also has a 1% spin chance.

Best for: Players who use Ten Shadows or other Vessel-dependent techniques. The high Vessel multiplier makes your summons hit harder.

Okkotsu Clan

Okkotsu gives 1.1x Health, 1.5x Technique, and 1.5x Sword. While the Health boost is low, the Technique and Sword boosts are excellent for hybrid builds. It’s a favorite among players who mix Cursed Techniques with sword combos.

Best for: Hybrid melee/cursed technique builds. If you use a sword as your primary weapon, this clan is a strong pick.

B-Tier: Solid but Situational

These clans are good for specific playstyles but fall short in general use.

Itadori is a great starter clan with a 35% spin rate. It’s excellent for new players who want raw stats, but it lacks the versatility needed for endgame content.

Zenin is a decent all-rounder, but its 1.3x multipliers are outclassed by Gojo’s 1.5x. Only keep it if you haven’t found anything better.

Geto shines in sword-focused builds, but the lack of Health and Strength boosts makes it risky in PvP.

C-Tier: Underwhelming

These clans have niche uses but are generally outclassed.

Kamo Clan

Kamo gives a 1.5x Technique boost—and nothing else. While that’s a solid multiplier for pure technique builds, the complete lack of Health, Strength, or Sword bonuses makes you extremely fragile. It’s usable in PvE if you’re confident in dodging, but in PvP, you’ll get shredded.

Best for: Glass cannon technique builds. Not recommended for general play.

Nanami Clan

Nanami provides 1.2x to Health, Strength, and Technique. It’s not terrible, but it’s strictly worse than Todo (which also gives 1.2x to Health and Strength plus 1.1x Technique). With a 15% spin rate, it’s common enough that you’ll quickly replace it.

Best for: Early-game players waiting for a better spin.

D-Tier: Avoid These

These clans are either too weak or too situational to justify using.

Todo is the most common clan alongside Itadori, but its boosts are too low to matter past the first few hours of gameplay. It’s a placeholder at best.

Rejected Zenin without Heavenly Restriction is actively harmful. The massive penalties to Technique and Vessel make your Cursed Techniques useless and your summons weak. Only use it if you have the right Cursed Technique equipped.

How to Choose the Right Clan for Your Build

Your ideal clan depends on your Cursed Technique and playstyle. Use this decision guide:

• Pure Cursed Technique damage: Gojo (1.5x Technique), Kamo (1.5x Technique), or Tengen (6x Technique)
• Summon/Vessel build: Fushiguro (1.6x Vessel) or Itadori (1.6x Vessel)
• Sword hybrid: Okkotsu (1.5x Sword) or Geto (1.3x Sword)
• Physical/heavenly restriction: Rejected Zenin (8x physical stats, requires Heavenly Restriction)
• Balanced all-rounder: Ryomen (2x everything) or Tengen (6x health/technique/vessel)

Remember that you can only equip one clan at a time, so choose the one that complements your strongest stats.

Final Tips for Clan Optimization

1. Don’t waste spins on common clans. Itadori and Todo have a 35% drop rate—you’ll get them naturally. Save your currency for higher-tier spins.
2. Raid for Tengen. The Divine General Raid is the only source of Tengen Clan. Form a group and farm it consistently.
3. Check for hidden synergies. Rejected Zenin + Heavenly Restriction is the most famous, but players have reported other pairings (like Gojo + Limitless techniques) that feel stronger than the numbers suggest.
4. Re-roll wisely. If you have a B-tier clan and spin an A-tier, it’s almost always worth switching. But if you have an S-tier clan, think twice before chasing an even rarer one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best clan in Jujutsu Legacy right now? Based on current stats and community feedback, the Tengen Clan is the best overall due to its massive 6x multipliers to Health, Technique, and Vessel. However, the Ryomen Clan is a close second and easier to obtain through spins. For a complete Jujutsu Legacy clan tier list, refer to the S-tier section above.

Can I get Tengen Clan without raiding? No. The Tengen Clan is exclusive to the Divine General Raid as a rare drop (approximately 0.1% chance per completion). It cannot be obtained from the Clan Spin NPC. This makes it the ultimate endgame goal for dedicated players.

Is Rejected Zenin worth using without Heavenly Restriction? No. Without Heavenly Restriction, the -10x penalty to Technique and Vessel makes your Cursed Techniques and summons useless. Only use Rejected Zenin if you have the Heavenly Restriction Cursed Technique equipped, which unlocks the V2 ability and makes the trade-off worthwhile.

How often should I re-roll my clan? Re-roll whenever you have enough currency for 10–20 spins and your current clan is B-tier or below. If you have an A-tier or S-tier clan, it’s better to save your currency for other upgrades unless you’re specifically chasing Tengen or Ryomen.