How to get and use spins in Slayers 2
A spin rolls you a new clan. You get them from codes, progression, Ore and Robux, and at the game’s own rate of 0.1% a Supreme turns up once in 1,000 spins on average.
The Robux tab scrolled further: 250 Spins R$1.9 / Spin 480 (crossed-out 600), 100 Spins R$2.2 / Spin 216 (270), 50 Spins R$2.4 / Spin 120 (150). Under them: 0 Spins, Insufficient Spins.
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The Ore tab: 250 Spins 40, 100 Spins 18, 50 Spins 10, each row labelled 0.2 / Spin and each price printed in red with a line through it. Right: SUPREME 0.1% The rarest possible clan over Kamado, Rengoku, Soyama, Uzui.
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Four ways to get spins
Codes
RELEASE26is listed as giving 30 spins along with Wen and an Ore. 2 launch-day codes that also paid spins have expired. Check the codes page before you buy anything.Playing
Gamepur lists progression rewards and quests as sources of spins, without saying which quest pays how many.
Ore
The spin screen has an Ore tab. Ore comes from codes, and the Final Selection clear screen shows
Orex1among its rewards.Robux
6 packs, from one spin to 250. Bigger packs cost less per spin.
Pack prices shown in footage
These are read off the spin screen in XenoTy’s guide, recorded before release. The Robux prices were on sale, with the full price crossed out beside them, so expect the right-hand column once the sale ends. Check the screen in game before paying.
| Spins | Shown | Per spin | Crossed out |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 5 | 5.00 | none |
| 15 | 48 | 3.20 | 60 |
| 25 | 72 | 2.88 | 90 |
| 50 | 120 | 2.40 | 150 |
| 100 | 216 | 2.16 | 270 |
| 250 | 480 | 1.92 | 600 |
| Spins | Ore | Per spin |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | 10 | 0.20 |
| 100 | 18 | 0.18 |
| 250 | 40 | 0.16 |
Every Ore row is labelled 0.2 / Spin, which only fits the smallest pack. The prices were also shown in red with a line through them; the screen does not say why.
How many spins a rarity takes
The game prints one rate per rarity, not per clan. The cost columns use the cheapest pack per spin on each tab: 250 spins for 480 Robux, and 250 for 40 Ore.
| Rarity | Rate | Spins for one, on average | Spins for a 90% chance | Average cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 60% | 1.7 | 3 | Almost every spin |
| Uncommon | 23% | 4.3 | 9 | about 8 Robux or 0.7 Ore |
| Rare | 12% | 8.3 | 19 | about 16 Robux or 1.3 Ore |
| Legendary | 4% | 25 | 57 | about 48 Robux or 4.0 Ore |
| Mythic | 0.9% | 111 | 255 | about 213 Robux or 18 Ore |
| Supreme | 0.1% | 1,000 | 2,302 | about 1,920 Robux or 160 Ore |
- With the 30 spins from RELEASE26, the chance of any Supreme is 3.0%, and the chance of Legendary or better is 79%.
- The spin screen shows no pity counter, so treat each spin as a fresh 0.1% for Supreme. That makes 1,000 spins without one ordinary: 37% of players get that far empty-handed.
- The shop sells
2x Luckand4x Luckboosts. The screen does not say whether they touch clan rolls, so the table above assumes they do not.
Buying one clan outright
Every clan you do not have equipped has a blue buy button, paid in spins. The price on it is too blurred to read in the footage. XenoTy’s narrator says a Supreme costs 4,000 spins, and a post on r/Slayers2Roblox gives the same figure. A commenter in another thread puts it above 4,200, and says a yellow-tier clan (Legendary is the gold header) costs 100.
Compare that with rolling. 4,000 spins rolled give a 98% chance of some Supreme, but not the one you want. If the four Supremes share the rate equally, which the screen does not say, a chosen one comes up 63% of the time. Buying is the only sure way to get a named clan.
Which Supreme to aim for is a matter of opinion; the clan tier list puts three outlets side by side, and all 41 clans are listed by rarity.
The clan list, enlarged. Iguro Class: Duelist, Shinazugawa Class: Tank, Kamado Class: Ascendant, each opening into Skills, Passives and Stats. Himejima reads Equipped; every other row has a blue buy button whose price is too blurred to read.
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Spins stay on one save slot
One player on r/Slayers2Roblox had 300 spins on his first slot, bought the Extra Slots pass, and found 5 on the new one. That is one report, but if you plan a second character, spend or save spins on the slot that will use them.
When Roblox disables your spins
Some players press spin and get a message that Roblox has disabled spins or rolling for them. The message names Roblox, not the game, and the players who give a reason tie it to the country they play from, so it is not a fault in your save. Reports name the UK, Australia and Europe, and one comes from a Portuguese-language thread.
One player notes that his country normally only restricts buying spins, yet his free code spins were blocked too. Neither the developer nor Roblox has explained the rule for this game. The buy buttons are a separate, fixed-price purchase, and one Reddit commenter says they still work where rolling is disabled; he was not sure it applies everywhere.