Jujutsu Incremental Tier List

The Jujutsu Incremental tier list is a keep-or-reroll tool, not a fashion ranking. Candescent Games asks you to roll rare Techniques, Clans, and Traits. Those three slots are the entire identity of an account. A pretty cursed-spirit skin with a dead Technique will lose raids. A plain Clan with a raid-ready Technique will clear quests and fund more rolls.

Official media shows several identities at once: a blindfolded white-haired sorcerer, a pink-haired fighter, a topknot manipulator, a spiky-haired shikigami user, a blood-eyed brawler, and a volcanic cursed spirit. This hub treats those as role archetypes you will actually meet in the roll menus and in players. It does not copy drop-rate tables from Jujutsu Kaisen Incremental’s Trello, because that board belongs to a different game.

How ranks work here

Rank	Meaning	What you should do
S	Defines a raid or EXP lane	Lock it. Build the rest of the kit around it.
A	Clears content without drama	Keep unless you are hunting a specific S pair.
B	Fine early, visible ceiling	Playable while you farm rolls from codes and quests.
C	Fills a slot	Reroll as soon as you have spare spins.
D	Actively slows the loop	Do not invest mastery time. Spin off.

Split lists:

• Techniques — the kit you press in combat and raids.
• Clans — the passive that is on even while you idle in a party.
• Traits — the modifier that either multiplies the kit or fights it.

Read rolling before you spend a code dump. Read best builds after you lock an S or A Technique so the Clan and Trait match instead of stacking three unrelated bonuses.

Ranking criteria (UPD 2)

Ranks assume the live [UPD 2] client, online co-op up to four players, and the 15% group EXP boost already claimed via the group EXP boost page. Criteria in order:

1. Raid clear speed with a mixed-skill party, not a fully stacked four-stack of the same main.
2. Quest reliability — can you finish exclusive quest rewards without a carry.
3. EXP per minute in training and in repeatable enemies, because incremental games are won on rate, not on one screenshot.
4. Co-op value — does the identity help the other three players stay alive.
5. Reroll cost — an S that takes a thousand rolls is still S, but the getting started guide will tell beginners to park on A until they can afford the hunt.

If Candescent Games hotfixes a Technique after you read this, trust the in-game combat log over a frozen letter rank. Patch context lives on UPD 2 and the updates hub.

How to use the list in a session

Open the session checklist. Redeem Settings codes. Then roll in this order unless a build page says otherwise: Technique → Clan → Trait. After each lock, glance at sorcerers or cursed spirits to see whether your identity wants a damage Clan or a sustain Trait.

Do not rank with PvP in mind unless the studio adds a dedicated arena. The listing is an incremental simulator with raid bosses and quests. A Trait that only looks good in a 1v1 clip is a B at best here.

Community scripts that auto-roll to a name on this list can still land you on a mismatched Trait. Auto-roll is covered on auto roll; it is not a substitute for reading the three child lists.

When you disagree with a rank, test it on a raid with a four-player party and note whether you were the carry or the passenger. Then check raid bosses for the fight you used as evidence. A rank that only works on the weakest boss is not S.