Quincy Clans belong to the race pool associated with Wandenreich. The official Trello card supplies a useful roster and historical rarity grouping, but its numerical effects must be checked against the current character screen. Use this page to identify known names, preserve unknown fields, and decide whether a reroll supports Schrift and Vollstandig.
Currently documented roster
Common names
Lloyd, Fahriel, Weidment, Ehmerger, Bernoth, Erliss, Plessnone, Sternell, Rowoux, Daloir, Grubia, and Heidlach.
Use: check the live passive before dismissing the result. Common stat or regeneration support can fit a stable progression build.
Rare names
Valkyrie, Parnkgjas, and Barro.
Use: compare the whole package with your scaling and survivability instead of ranking by band alone.
Legendary names
Yhwach, Ishida, Kurosaki, and Haschwalth.
Use: confirm any unique skill, current multipliers, and whether the ability occupies a practical role.
This is a currently documented roster, not a promise that the pool is complete. The official card was last active on December 23, 2023. New updates can add a name, move a rarity, or adjust a passive without changing the old card immediately.
Distinctive clan notes
The official historical card links Yhwach, Ishida, and Kurosaki to named clan abilities, while Haschwalth is listed as a broad stat package without a clan ability. Current descriptions decide whether those relationships remain the same.
Never infer a missing effect from the anime character who shares the name. Peroxide is the deciding ruleset. If the live profile shows no value, leave it unknown and test only observable behavior.
Match the clan to your mode
Read the scaling on your actual Schrift moves. Ranged presentation does not guarantee Spirit scaling, and a Strength-supporting Quincy result can be correct for a weapon-focused route. Test the clan in both base form and Vollstandig.
Write down three moves you use most, their displayed scaling, and the failure you are trying to fix. Then compare the clan’s live effects. A useful clan should improve a named part of the route: damage you reliably confirm, health that lets you survive another phase, movement you actually need, or Reiatsu that completes the rotation.
Test the passive
Remove unnecessary temporary buffs and choose a repeatable target. Record stats and a stable attack before changing the clan. After the change, use the same mode state, distance, equipment, and target. Compare several normal hits rather than one critical result.
For regeneration or experience effects, observe the relevant bar over a defined interval or task. For movement, compare the actual action and cost. Do not convert a visual change into an unsupported multiplier.
Test a clan skill
If the clan grants a skill, classify it before adding it to the build. Decide whether it starts pressure, extends a combo, deals damage, controls space, moves the character, provides defense, or supplies utility.
Measure startup, range, Reiatsu cost, cooldown, tracking, recovery, and scaling. Test on a moving NPC and in the activity you care about. A strong raid tool may be too slow for ranked PvP, while a duel confirm may offer little group coverage.
Plan the reroll
Capture the current clan name and effects, race, mode, stats, accessories, crystals, Product Essence, and remaining Robux budget. Set a specific target and a stop rule. Keep a usable result when it solves the problem, even if it is not the rarest name.
Do not spend based on a promised code reward. Confirm the balance first. Keep enough Product Essence for recovery, and avoid changing clan, mode, and stats in the same test.
Activity-specific choices
For early progression, prefer effects that help every quest or training loop. For Schrift and Vollstandig, prioritize the scaling and survival that matter during the unlock boss. For raids, value consistent contribution and staying alive. For ranked PvP, value reliable confirms and escape coverage.
Storm Delve adds extraction risk and limited carrying decisions. A clan that supports survival or movement can be valuable even when a damage-only list ranks it lower. Attach every recommendation to the activity.
Common mistakes
Do not use another race’s clan page. Do not assume the same surname has the same effect in another pool. Do not equate legendary with best. Do not reroll before revealing the moves that determine your scaling.
Avoid exact percentages copied without a date. The official card supports the name and historical grouping, while the current live interface must support a current number. If they disagree, follow the game and keep the old value historical.
Recheck after updates
Open the character or reroll display and compare name, rarity, passive text, skill, and stat changes. Test one stable action. Record the date and current server. If the pool changed, do not hide the uncertainty with a guessed replacement.
Use Schrift to check first-form scaling and Stats to confirm the allocation. The source card is Quincy Clans, but live behavior controls present-day build decisions.