Slayers 2 has finally released, and if you’re just starting your journey, there are quite a few things you need to understand before getting too far into the game. From leveling up and completing quests to finding breathing trainers, unlocking Final Selection, and collecting useful weapons, knowing where to go can save you a lot of time.
In this Slayers 2 beginner guide, I’ll walk you through the important things you need to know when starting out. We’ll cover progression, clans, skill points, demons, Final Selection, weapon crafting, fishing, and some item locations that you might want to visit.
I’ve also included the locations and tips shown in the guide, so you can follow along as you explore the game. Some quests are important for unlocking later progression, so make sure you don’t skip them just because you’re ready to move to the next area.
Let’s get straight into it, bro. Whether you’re trying to become a Demon Slayer, unlock a breathing style, or eventually become a demon, I’ll explain the steps covered in the guide to help you get started.
Roblox Slayers 2 Beginners Guide – Quest, Equipment, Vanity
When you first enter Slayers 2, you’ll be greeted with the character customization screen. You can either spin for your clan or start customizing your character.
The game offers different customization options, including pants, shoes, shirts, and other character details. You can adjust your character however you want, so take some time to create a look you like before getting into the game.
How to Get Clans
Clans are an important part of Slayers 2 because they provide special skills, passive abilities, and, in some cases, unique modes.
You can obtain spins in several ways:
- Buy spins directly.
- Use ores earned through grinding to purchase spins.
- Look out for codes shared in the game or Discord.
One of the interesting features in Slayers 2 is that you can use your spins to purchase clans directly. Instead of relying entirely on luck, you can check the clan shop and spend the required number of spins on the clan you want.
The clan rarities shown in the guide include:
- Common
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Legendary
- Mythic
- Supreme
Supreme clans cost the most, with the guide showing a price of 4,000 spins. The creator mentions that purchasing one directly can cost a significant amount of Robux, so you can decide whether you want to spend spins on a specific clan or try spinning for yourself.
You don’t have to purchase a clan directly. If you want to save your Robux, you can grind in the game, collect ores, and use those resources to obtain spins.
Clan Skills, Modes, and Passives
Each clan can offer different abilities, and some clans also have unique modes. While exploring the clan skills, the guide shows examples of special abilities and modes belonging to different clans.
Some of the examples mentioned include:
- Aatsuma: Sleepless Night mode.
- Shinazugawa: Windstorm Vigor mode.
- Ren Goku: Heart of Blaze mode.
- Uzui: Musical Score and enhanced hearing-related abilities.
- Soyama: Bellsplitter and Combat Intuition.
Not every clan has a mode. Some clans offer special skills and passive abilities instead. The guide also mentions that Mythic and Supreme clans are the ones commonly associated with modes, although not every clan in those rarities necessarily has one.
Before you settle on a clan, I recommend checking its skill tree and reading what abilities and passives it provides. That way, you can understand what you’re getting instead of focusing only on the clan’s rarity.
Early Game Progression and Important Quests
Once you enter the game, your main focus should be leveling up and completing the quests available in the starting area.
The first quest requires you to defeat three bandits, and you can work on it until you reach around Level 7. After that, you’ll start moving toward the next set of quests, with progression continuing around Levels 15 to 18.
However, there’s one important thing I want you to remember: Don’t rush away from the starting area without completing the side quests.
The guide points out that several quests in the starting area are important for later progression. If you ignore them, you may run into problems when you reach higher levels.
Complete the Side Quests Before Moving On
Before heading to the next quest area, return to the starting village and complete the side missions available there.
One of the quests involves an NPC who asks you to find scattered papers. The papers are located around the area, and you should be able to find them without too much trouble.
Another quest requires you to defeat disguised civilian spies. Pay attention to the names of the NPCs:
- Civilians with the special dash or star-like indicator in their names are the ones you need to defeat for the quest.
- Regular civilians without that indicator are not the targets.
Make sure you’re attacking the correct NPCs. Once you’ve finished the task, return to the quest giver to complete the mission.
These quests matter because the guide explains that you won’t be able to progress properly at a later stage if you skip the required missions. The creator mentions Levels 35 and 45 while explaining this, so completing the early side quests is something you should prioritize.
Shipment Quest and Beast Cores
Another quest in the starting area involves taking a shipment to Ora. This is worth completing because the location becomes relevant if you’re looking for Beast Cores.
If you need Beast Cores later, the guide recommends completing this quest and using the location it leads you to. Make sure you finish the required missions early rather than leaving everything behind for later.
Get Zuko’s Cutlass for Early Grinding
One of the first bosses you should check out is Zuko.
The guide explains that Zuko can drop a cutlass with a 20% drop chance. This weapon is particularly useful early in the game because it comes with skills that can make grinding easier.
The cutlass includes the Quick Draw move, and the creator describes it as one of the starter weapons that actually provides skills.
If you’re still using basic equipment, I recommend trying to farm Zuko when you start out. You might need a few attempts to get the drop, but having a weapon with its own skills can help you during your early progression.
Zuko’s Cutlass:
- Boss: Zuko
- Drop chance: 20%
- Notable skill: Quick Draw
- Purpose: Helpful for early-game grinding
The guide specifically highlights this weapon as something worth getting early, so don’t forget to check the boss while working through your first quests.
Bear Quest, Mother Bear, and the Black Market
When you’re around Level 10 to 18, you can start working on the bear-related quests.
Head down from the starting area, where you’ll find Tom. The guide explains that Tom gives you a quest involving bears, and you can defeat the bears to progress through this part of the game.
You can also fight Mother Bear, who drops a chest containing various items. The guide describes the rewards as decent, although nothing particularly extraordinary.
Find Kuro, the Black Market Merchant
Kuro is the black market merchant located near the bear area. He appears at night and disappears in the morning, so make sure you visit him at the right time.
The guide shows Kuro selling different items in exchange for the game’s currency.
Some of the items mentioned include:
- Cherry Blossom Lantern
- Crown of Brave
- Black Dragon Horn
- Solstice Necklace
- Black Quartz Necklace
- Ivory Edgecloak
- Rokaki’s Mask
- Stylish Boa
- Sun Eve Drape
- Peppermint Scarf
- Heart of Night Necklace
- Title Earrings
If you want to check out the black market, head toward the bear area and look for Kuro at night. The creator points out that he disappears in the morning, so don’t waste time searching for him during the wrong part of the day.
Use the Map to Find Locations Easily
The map is one of the most useful tools you’ll have while playing Slayers 2. If you’re unsure where to go, open the map and take a look at the available locations.
The guide shows how different Demon Slayer characters appear on the map, making it easier to recognize important areas and NPC locations.
As you explore, some locations and characters become more visible, and the map can help you identify places you’ve already visited.
Follow the Red Quest Marker
One of the most important map features is the red dot that appears over the player marker.
According to the guide, this marker shows where you should be heading for your current quest and level. For example, if the marker points toward the snowy region, you can use the map to work out which direction you need to travel.
Instead of wandering around randomly, check the red quest marker whenever you aren’t sure where your next mission is located.
This is especially useful when you’re moving between areas or trying to find quest NPCs.
Understand the Skill Tree
The skill tree is another system you should pay attention to from the beginning.
The guide explains that you receive three skill points every level. These points can be used to unlock different nodes and abilities in your skill trees.
Some nodes require a certain number of skill points, so you’ll need to consider where you want to spend your points.
The skill tree includes options related to:
- Stamina
- Health
- Sword damage
- Block regeneration
- Wall climbing
- Double jump
- Innate skills
- Character abilities
- Clan skills
- Spears and other weapons
- Breathing styles
There are also skill trees for different weapon types and breathing abilities.
My advice is to avoid spending all your points without checking the requirements of the skills you want. If you plan to use a particular weapon or breathing style, make sure you understand what it takes to unlock the relevant nodes.
Since you receive three points per level, you can gradually build your character around the abilities you want to use.
Inventory, Equipment, and Vanity Items
Your inventory contains the items you’ve collected throughout the game. When you open it, you’ll be able to view item descriptions and, in some cases, the stat buffs provided by your equipment.
The guide uses the Flame Warrior Style item as an example. The item description shows the buffs it provides, and you can choose how you want to equip it.
There are two options you should understand:
Equip: Use the item and receive its associated stat buffs.
Equip Vanity: Wear the item for its appearance without using its stat buffs.
This is helpful if you want your character to look a certain way while using different equipment for your actual build.
Before equipping an item, check the description to see what bonuses it provides. That way, you can decide whether you want to use its stats or simply wear it as a vanity item.
Ores, Game Passes, and the Shop
Ores are another resource you’ll want to collect as you play.
The guide explains that ores can be obtained from chests across the game, although getting them depends on luck. You can also receive an ore from Final Selection, while world bosses provide four ores according to the guide.
One of the most interesting uses for ores is purchasing game passes without spending Robux directly.
If you’re willing to grind, collecting ores can help you work toward some of the shop rewards.
Shop Items Mentioned in the Guide
The shop includes different boosts and reset options, such as:
- 2x XP
- Win Luck
- Mastery
- Souls
- Reset Breathing
- Reset Fighting Style
- Reset Evil Art
- Reset Race
- Reset Skill Points
- Reset Reputation
- 4x Luck
The creator also mentions that the 4x Luck option is associated with a game pass.
Before spending your ores, check the available shop items and decide which rewards are relevant to your progression.
Player Info, Progression, Factions, and Titles
The Player Info and Progression section allows you to check your progress and see how your character is developing.
The guide mentions that defeating demons contributes toward Slayer progression or XP, while demons can increase their progress by defeating civilians or Demon Slayers.
The game also has factions, and you can check your progression-related information through the relevant menu.
Equip Titles for Additional Buffs
Titles aren’t just cosmetic items. The guide explains that they can provide stat buffs, making them worth checking as you progress.
Each title displays its requirements, so you’ll know what you need to do to unlock it. The title menu also shows the buffs associated with each title.
Whenever you unlock a new title, take a moment to check its bonuses and equip one that fits your current build.
The guide also mentions Archives, Servers, Settings, and Reporting, although the creator isn’t sure about how some of these features work at the time of recording.
Obana Raid and Valuable Chests
If you’re looking for special items, the guide points out the raid near Obana.
Obana is associated with special moves for Serpent, along with his Hori and Katana. The raid itself contains valuable chests that can reward you with different items.
However, these raids aren’t easy.
You need to defeat three enemies, and the guide explains that they can be very challenging, especially the raid captain. If you’re still relatively weak, trying to fight them alone may cause problems.
I recommend waiting until you’re stronger or bringing two or three friends with you. Having a group can make it easier to deal with the enemies and complete the raid.
Once you defeat the enemies, open the chest to see what rewards you receive.
Caden Quest and Subordinates
When you reach around Level 26 to 35, you’ll start moving toward the Caden-related quests.
The guide explains that Chaka provides a quest that leads you toward Wendy Peaks, and you should make sure you’ve completed the earlier quests in the starting area first.
After progressing through the relevant missions, you’ll be able to fight Caden’s subordinates.
Caden’s Claw
Caden has a chance to drop his claw, which is shown in the guide as a weapon with its own skill tree.
The creator isn’t entirely sure whether the skill tree is exclusive to demons, so you’ll want to check the weapon’s requirements when you obtain it.
Still, Caden’s claw is worth keeping in mind if you’re exploring different weapons and working toward a stronger build.
Susumaru Location and Water Breathing Trainer
Near the waterfall area, you can find Susumaru, who spawns at night.
The guide shows her location near the waterfall and mentions that she has an outfit and the Spiraling Shot ability. Her health is shown as 3,000.
If you’re exploring the area, make sure to visit at night when looking for Susumaru.
Water Breathing Trainer Location
The guide also shows the location of the Water Breathing trainer, Rokuaki.
The trainer is located inside a hidden area near the waterfall. The creator demonstrates a possible way to reach the trainer by moving through the water and using a route that leads into the secret location.
You can either try the route through the hidden area or swim around to find the entrance.
Once you reach the location, you’ll find Rokuaki inside the house.
The guide shows the following steps:
- Head toward the waterfall area.
- Find the underwater route near the secret location.
- Swim down and then back up toward the hidden area.
- Enter the house and talk to Rokuaki.
The creator also demonstrates a possible glitch that lets you reach the trainer through a different route, but if that doesn’t work for you, use the underwater path shown in the guide.
Best Place to Farm Demon Horns
If you need Demon Horns, the guide recommends a cave located underneath the Mother Bear area.
To reach it, head below the location where Mother Bear is found. You’ll discover a cave containing several low-tier demons.
The creator explains that around six demons can spawn at a time, making the location useful for farming horns.
Farm Demon Horns With Friends
You can grind these demons on your own, but the guide recommends bringing at least two or three people.
Having a group makes it easier to defeat the demons and collect the required materials. If you need horns for crafting or other progression-related tasks, this can be a good place to spend your time.
Ho Yuzuku Boss
You can also fight Ho Yuzuku, a sickle reaper boss found in the same general area.
The guide mentions that Ho Yuzuku drops the Missing Sickles move and provides three Demon Horns.
If you’re farming horns, fighting this boss alongside your friends can give you another way to obtain the material.
How to Become a Demon
If you want to become a demon in Slayers 2, you’ll first need to work on your reputation.
The guide explains that you need negative reputation before you can progress toward becoming a demon.
How to Get Negative Reputation
There are several ways to increase your negative reputation:
- Defeat civilians in the starter town.
- Travel to the town behind Aroka’s house and defeat civilians there.
- Defeat your friends.
- Defeat players who are already Demon Slayers.
The creator mentions that defeating Demon Slayers provides a significant amount of negative reputation.
The guide also mentions needing around 50 reputation before the relevant NPC will tell you to seek him out. Since the exact requirement is described uncertainly in the recording, pay attention to the reputation requirement shown in your own game.
Find the Demon NPC
The guide shows one possible location where the NPC can spawn. Another location is near the Tindan spawn point, where you can head toward the bridge and search the surrounding areas.
The NPC can spawn at different locations, so you’ll need to explore the possible spawn points if you don’t have a notifier.
The creator also mentions needing Spider Lilies as part of the process.
Once you’ve obtained the required negative reputation and Spider Lilies, you can continue with the steps needed to become a demon.
Spider Lily Locations
The guide shows a Spider Lily located near the Water Breathing trainer.
If you’re already searching for Rokuaki, check the surrounding area for a Spider Lily as well. The creator points out that one can be found close to the trainer’s location.
You may need to explore other areas to find additional lilies, but the location shown in the guide is worth remembering.
Final Selection Location and Requirements
Final Selection is an important part of your journey if you want to become a Demon Slayer.
The guide recommends reaching around Level 40 to 45 before attempting it and suggests bringing two or three people with you.
You’ll also need to be human, have a breathing style, and possess at least two or three moves for your breathing style.
How to Find Final Selection
To reach Final Selection, start from Windy Peaks, which is the starting village.
From there, head toward the Slayer Corpse or Butterfly Estate area. You can either climb over the mountain or follow the route downward, as shown in the guide.
Once you reach the Slayer Corpse, continue past the area and head toward the Final Selection location. The entrance is across from the Slayer Corpse.
The guide demonstrates the route by climbing the walls and moving down toward the entrance.
Final Selection starts around every two hours, according to the creator, so you may need to wait for the next available event.
Make sure you’re prepared before entering. Having a breathing style and multiple moves will make the experience easier.
Final Selection Food Quest Locations
During Final Selection, you’ll need to complete several tasks, including finding food items.
The guide shows the locations of three items:
- Grape: Located behind the NPC.
- Apple: Found further down the route.
- Banana: Located on the left side of the NPC.
Follow the directions shown in the guide to collect the items and continue with the Final Selection quest.
Find the Nichirin Katana for Clean
Another Final Selection task involves finding the Nichirin Katana for Clean.
The guide explains that the katana is located across from the NPC. Head straight down from the area and look toward the bottom section, where you’ll find the Nichirin Katana on Clean’s left side.
Once you’ve collected it, return to Clean and hand it over to complete the task.
Shotgun Schematic Location in Final Selection
The guide also shows a secret cave where you can obtain the Shotgun Schematic.
To reach the area, head toward the waterfall and follow the route down. You’ll find an enemy inside the secret cave who has a chance to drop the schematic.
The creator explains that you need to fight this enemy to obtain the Shotgun Schematic, which is useful if you’re interested in crafting the shotgun later.
The guide also mentions that the schematic can be obtained from the Lost Slayer in the underwater dungeon during Final Selection.
According to the recording, the Lost Slayer has a 5% chance to drop the Shotgun Schematic.
Since the drop isn’t guaranteed, you’ll need to keep farming the boss if you don’t get it on your first attempt.
Final Selection Parkour Dungeon Guide
The parkour section of Final Selection is another part where you need to be careful.
The guide explains that you have three hearts and a timer, meaning you can’t afford to make too many mistakes.
If you’re attempting the parkour for the first time, the creator recommends taking it slowly instead of rushing through the obstacles.
Find the Levers
There are three stages in the parkour section, and each stage has a different number of levers.
- First section: One lever.
- Second section: Three levers.
- Final section: Two levers.
You need to search for the levers and activate them as you progress through each stage.
Use Double Jumps Carefully
Double jumps are important for getting through the obstacles, but they don’t regenerate immediately.
The guide mentions that double jumps regenerate after around three to four seconds. Because of this, you can’t simply use them repeatedly whenever you want.
Try to time your jumps properly, especially when you’re moving across difficult sections. If you rush and waste your double jumps, you may end up falling or losing valuable time.
Take your time, learn the route, and you’ll have a better chance of completing the parkour section.
Hand Demon Fight
The Hand Demon is another challenge in Final Selection.
The guide recommends attempting this part with at least three people, especially if you’re still learning how the fight works.
During the fight, the Hand Demon enters a phase where you can’t damage it and spawns additional demons.
When this happens, focus on defeating the spawned demons first. Once they’re gone, return to attacking the Hand Demon.
Having a breathing style will also help you deal damage more quickly.
The guide emphasizes that bringing friends and using your breathing abilities can make the fight much easier.
Rewards for Becoming a Demon Slayer
After completing the required Final Selection tasks and defeating the Hand Demon, you’ll receive rewards for becoming a Demon Slayer.
The guide mentions:
- Crude Iron Ingot
- Ores
- Slayer Crow
These rewards are useful for your next progression steps, particularly if you want to craft weapons using the Crude Iron Ingot.
Hidden Mist Village and Weapon Upgrades
Once you’ve progressed further, you’ll want to learn how to upgrade your weapons and craft new equipment.
The guide explains that chests can provide materials such as Refinement Cores, Silk Thread, and Metal Scraps.
These materials become important when you start crafting or upgrading equipment.
Find the Hidden Mist Village
To reach the Hidden Mist Village, start from the Mother Bear area and follow the path downward.
The guide shows the route near Obana and explains that you should keep following the path before dropping down at the appropriate location.
Eventually, you’ll reach the Hidden Mist Village, where you can find the blacksmith.
Inside the building, talk to the blacksmith to access the crafting options.
How to Craft the Shotgun
The Shotgun is one of the weapons you can craft in Slayers 2, but you’ll need the required schematic and materials first.
The guide shows the following requirements:
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Material
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Required Amount
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Shotgun Schematic
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1
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Metal Scraps
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100
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Silk Thread
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Required
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Currency
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25,000
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The Shotgun Schematic comes from Final Selection, specifically from the Lost Slayer in the underwater dungeon, according to the guide.
Once you have the schematic and materials, visit the blacksmith in the Hidden Mist Village.
Talk to him, select the Shotgun crafting option, and provide the required materials.
The guide also explains that you can use a blade you already own to upgrade it through the forge system. Check the available crafting options when you visit the blacksmith to see what equipment you can improve.
Crafting Special Swords With Crude Iron Ingots
After completing the Slayer exams, you’ll receive Crude Iron Ingots that can be used to craft special swords.
The guide points out that Yagane is the NPC you need to visit for forging these weapons.
You can find the shop near Ren Goku’s location.
Special Swords Mentioned
The guide shows several crafting options, including:
- Enro Katana
- Kura Crude Iron Ingot-related crafting option
- Tenoku Katana
- Shin Kag Katana
The creator demonstrates crafting one of the available weapons by selecting the required Crude Iron Ingot.
If you’ve completed Final Selection and have the required materials, visit Yagane to see which blades you can craft.
Portal Near Ren Goku
There’s also a portal located near Ren Goku that leads to another area.
The guide explains that you should head toward Ren Goku and move up toward the portal. There’s also a Flame Breathing trainer located behind the nearby house.
If you’re looking for all the breathing style locations and showcases, the creator recommends checking the separate breathing style video.
What You Can Find Through the Portal
The guide shows an area where you can purchase additional items, including potions and special masks.
There’s also a location referred to as a raid dungeon, although the creator isn’t entirely sure about its exact purpose.
Explore the area after entering the portal to see which shops and options are available.
How to Get the Fishing Rod
Fishing is another activity you can unlock in Slayers 2.
The guide explains that you first need to obtain a fishing permit before purchasing a rod.
Find the Fishing Permit Quest
Start near Arodaki’s location, close to Sabito or Giyu. From there, head toward the Bamboo Grove Sanctuary and continue down the path.
You’ll find two NPCs who provide the fishing-related quest.
Talk to them to start the mission. You’ll need to find a permit stamp that was lost in a nearby secret location.
The creator shows the permit stamp inside a house across from the quest area.
Once you’ve found it, return to the NPC and hand over the permit stamp. You’ll then receive the fishing permit.
Purchase Your Fishing Rod
After obtaining the permit, return to the fishing area and speak with the fishing NPC.
The guide shows two main rod options:
- Basic Fishing Rod: 3,500 currency.
- Rare Fishing Rod: Five Golden Fish and 10,000 currency, as shown in the guide.
The creator purchases the basic fishing rod and demonstrates how to use it.
Equip the fishing rod from your inventory, then head to the fishing spot to start fishing.
How Fishing Works
Once you’ve equipped your rod, you can cast it into the water.
The guide explains that you’ll know when something bites because the bobber dips under the water slightly.
When the fishing minigame appears, you need to keep the indicator in the middle of the target area.
Follow the minigame prompts and complete the process to catch an item.
The creator catches coral during the demonstration, although other rare items can also be obtained through fishing.
Rare Fishing Rod
The Rare Fishing Rod provides a better chance of obtaining valuable fishing items.
The guide recommends fishing until you obtain Golden Fish, which can help you purchase the rare rod.
If you’re interested in getting better rewards from fishing, you’ll want to work toward obtaining the Rare Fishing Rod after you have access to the basic one.
How to Get the Yeti Heart or Ice Heart
The guide also covers ways to obtain the Yeti Heart, which is referred to as the Ice Heart during the explanation.
There are several methods mentioned, but the item isn’t guaranteed from any of them.
1. Black Market Merchant
Kuro, the black market merchant near Mother Bear, has a chance to offer the Ice Heart.
Visit him at night and check his available items. If the Ice Heart appears, you can purchase it according to the available requirements.
However, the guide clearly explains that the item isn’t guaranteed to be available.
2. Raid Chests
You can also obtain the Ice Heart from sealed chests found in raids.
Defeat the enemies and open the chest to see if you receive the item. The drop is based on chance, so you may need to complete raids more than once.
3. Snow Area
The guide mentions raid chests in the snow area as another possible source.
Explore the snow region, defeat the enemies protecting the chests, and open them to check for the Ice Heart.
The creator says that the item doesn’t appear to drop from world boss chests, although he isn’t entirely certain.
4. Dungeons
Dungeons are another method mentioned in the guide.
You can run the relevant dungeons and check their rewards for a chance to obtain the Ice Heart.
Since the item has multiple possible sources, you can choose the method that best fits your current progression and available resources.
Yeti Location
The guide shows the Yeti location near the lower part of the map, close to the Slayer Corpse and Ren Goku areas.
To reach it, start from the maze location and head downward toward the area where the creator’s friend is standing.
The route involves moving straight down through the map and continuing toward the Yeti’s location.
The creator demonstrates the journey but has some difficulty navigating the route, so make sure to use your map to help identify where you are.
If you’re trying to find the Yeti, follow the general direction shown in the guide and look for the area near the Slayer Corpse and Ren Goku.
More Tips for Progressing in Slayers 2
As you progress through the game, there are a few things you should keep in mind.
Complete Early Quests
Don’t skip the side quests in the starting area. The guide emphasizes that some of these missions are important for unlocking later progression.
Use Your Skill Points Carefully
You receive three skill points every level, so check the skill tree before spending them. Consider the abilities and weapons you want to use.
Farm Materials With Friends
If you’re trying to collect Demon Horns or defeat difficult bosses, bring two or three friends. The guide repeatedly recommends group play for some of the tougher activities.
Check the Map Frequently
The red quest marker can help you identify where your next mission is located. Use it when you’re unsure where to travel.
Don’t Rush Final Selection
Make sure you’re prepared before attempting Final Selection. The guide recommends being around Level 40 to 45, having a breathing style with at least two or three moves, and bringing friends if possible.
That covers the main beginner tips and locations shown in this Slayers 2 guide. From your first quests and Zuko’s Cutlass to Final Selection, demon progression, fishing, and weapon crafting, there are plenty of systems to explore as you level up.
My biggest recommendation is to take your time with the early quests and learn where the important NPCs and locations are. You’ll save yourself a lot of running around when you need materials or want to unlock a new ability.
If you want to explore every breathing style and find their trainers, check out the separate breathing style location and showcase guide mentioned in the video.
Have you started playing Slayers 2 yet? Let me know which breathing style, clan, or weapon you’re working toward.