Jujutsu Incremental Sorcerer Identities

Sorcerers are the human-side identities in Jujutsu Incremental. Official art puts them on shrine grounds, in school uniforms, and in the cyan-eye key visual. If you want a first account that survives quests without a dedicated party, start here. Cursed spirits have their own page: cursed spirits. Full trios live on best builds.

This is not a copied Grade table from another idle. Candescent Games sells Techniques, Clans, and Traits. Identities are how those slots are marketed.

Cyan-eye / blindfold sorcerer

The store thumbnail. Long-range cursed energy, readable as a raid carry. Lock the matching Technique on techniques, then a sustain Clan so phase 3 of raid bosses does not delete the glass canon. Beginners can keep this identity the moment it drops; do not reroll it because chat wants a spirit.

Weakness: you will be targeted. Play with an anchor. Mobile users should move the skill button so thumbs do not cover telegraphs — controls.

Red-hood fighter

The beginner sorcerer. Close-range, simple dummy test, excellent for getting started. A-tier Technique lane, A-tier Clan lane. You will out-quest flashier kits and lose screenshot contests. That is a good trade for week one.

Weakness: raid AoE. If the boss paints the floor, you need a party insurance Trait from traits or you need to be flex, not carry.

Topknot manipulator

Control lane. Strong when three other players listen. Weak in silence. Rank the Clan A in a coordinated stack, B in public fill. This identity is why how to play talks about jobs instead of just DPS meters.

Weakness: setup time. Do not pick manipulator if your friends only have twenty minutes and still need to redeem codes.

Spiky-hair summoner

Extra bodies. Those bodies eat mechanics, which is another way of saying “mobile-friendly.” A in raids, especially when the party is mixed-device. Summons also make training less empty, which respects the incremental loop.

Weakness: visual clutter. If you cannot see the boss telegraph behind your own summons, turn effects down in Settings — the same Settings that holds codes (how to redeem).

Blood / burst sorcerer

Magenta-field art. High quest speed, greedy resources. Pair only with a Trait that feeds the greed. Otherwise you are a wipe timer.

Weakness: empty resource in phase 3. Carry this identity only if the Clan is sustain.

How to choose as a new sorcerer

1. Claim the group EXP boost.
2. Redeem Settings codes.
3. Keep the first A-or-better Technique that matches one of the lanes above.
4. Do not switch to a cursed spirit mid-session because a loading screen looked cooler. Switching identity is a rolling project, not a vibe.
5. Take the kit through one quest chain and one raid as flex.

If nothing A-tier drops, play the fighter lane on a B kit and wait. EXP with the 15% boost is how more rolls appear. Scripts are not a substitute for that patience.

Party composition

A comfortable four-stack with sorcerers:

• Carry: cyan-eye nuke.
• Flex: fighter.
• Anchor: whoever rolled the sustain Clan, even if their silhouette is boring.
• Breaker: manipulator or summoner.

If you have four fighters, you do not have a raid party. You have a group photo. Rewrite it using best builds before you queue.

Patch notes that retune a marketed sorcerer will show up on UPD 2 first. Re-test on a dummy, then keep using this page’s jobs rather than a new nickname from chat.