Clans or Lineages are one of the most important mechanics in Devil Hunter due to their impact on your stats, power level, and special fighting buffs. As soon as you start the game, you will be assigned a clan, and in most cases, it will not be the one you would like in the long term. In this guide, learn about all clans in Devil Hunter, including the ways to reroll them.
How to Reroll Devil Hunter Clans
To reroll clans or lineages in Devil Hunter, you will need spins. You can either use the Devil Hunter codes or spend Robux to get some clan rerolls. You can spend 150 Robux for one spin or buy a bulk of 3x clan rerolls for 399 Robux. To purchase a reroll, click the box icon from the top right menu and select the ‘ BUY ‘ option from the clan reroll section. However, we recommend going the free route by redeeming codes to get free clan spins.
List of All Devil Hunter Clans
You can check your family or clan by hovering over the eye button on the left of your health bar in Devil Hunter. It will also show if the clan has any buffs or specials. Below is the list of all Devil Hunter clans you can get.
Rare Clans
In Devil Hunter, rare lineages come with special perks, so always try to spin for them when rerolling.
Common Clans
Well, the name already tells that these clans are common, which also means there are no special perks for getting them.
- Takahashi
- Yamamoto
- Tanaka
- Kobayashi
- Matsumoto
- Shimizu
- Kawasaki
- Ishikawa
- Nakagawa
- Hoshino
- Inoue
- Sakamoto
- Hirano
- Abe
- Ueno
- Kurosawa
- Ono
- Miyazaki
- Shibata
- Fukuda
- Endo
- Hara
- Takagi
- Saito
- Morita
- Sugimoto
- Noguchi
- Okamoto
- Imai
- Ando
- Kudo
- Fujii
- Uehara
- Shirakawa
- Sasaki
- Mizushima
- Hoshikawa
- Nagano
- Tsukamoto
- Tamura
- Ichikawa
- Yamaguchi
- Harada
- Kitagawa
- Murakami
- Fujisawa
- Kaneko
- Matsuda
- Tsubaki
- Oshiro
- Sugawara
- Matsui
- Tokunaga
- Hoshimoto
- Nakata
Yes. You can reroll your clan at any time using clan spins. These spins come from redeeming Devil Hunter codes or by spending Robux in the shop. Your starting clan is random, so rerolling is expected if you want specific buffs.
In most cases, yes. Rare clans provide unique buffs, stat boosts, or Devil contract bonuses that directly affect combat and progression. Common clans do not offer special perks, which makes them less effective for long-term builds.
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