Slayers 2 Item List: How to Get All Weapons, Accessory & Utilities

Roblox demon-slaying game Slayers 2 currently has 75 unique items spread across three categories: Weapons, Accessories, and Utility Items. Some drop from bosses, some sit behind shop counters, and a handful require you to farm specific dungeons for hours. Knowing exactly what each item does and where to find it will save you a lot of wasted grinding. This guide covers the full list with sources and stats so you can plan your progression before you spend a single Wen.

How do you get items in Slayers 2?

Most items in Slayers 2 come from four sources: chests (tiered from 1 to 10, with higher tiers offering rarer drops), boss kills (which have their own individual drop rates), NPC shops spread across villages, and dungeon-specific loot tables. A few endgame weapons require you to already own a prerequisite item before the shop will even let you buy them.

The Ouwigahara Dungeon has its own currency called Points, which feeds a separate shop with exclusive weapons and upgrades. The Mugen Train Dungeon drops its own unique weapons and upgrade materials that you cannot get anywhere else. Keep both in rotation once you unlock them.

All weapons in Slayers 2

Weapons are the backbone of your build. Every katana variant is tied to a specific Breathing Style, so your weapon choice should follow your style pick. Check the Slayers 2 Breathing Styles tier list before committing to a weapon path so your gear and style stay aligned.

Slayers 2 Item List: How to Get All Weapons, Accessory & Utilities

Starter and shop weapons

Chest and boss drop weapons

Endgame weapons

Both weapon lines are purchased from specific locations for 150,000 Wen and 10 Ores each, and both require a prerequisite weapon in your inventory. They can all be upgraded from Tier 0 to Tier 3.

Devourer weapons are sold at or near the Smithing Table location:

• Devourer Fans (requires War Fans): Boosts Blood Demon Art damage and player health. Executes enemies at 10% HP or below.
• Devourer Scythe (requires Skull Scythe): High damage with life steal. Also executes enemies at 10% HP or below.
• Devourer Katana (requires Volcanic, Thundercloud, or Butterfly Katana): +3 Sword damage, +2 Block, executes low-HP enemies.

Polar weapons add frost effects and a 5% chance per hit at Tier 3 to freeze opponents for 2 seconds:

• Polar Fans (requires War Fans): Found at Devourer's Jaw, in the back of Douma's spawn room. Upgrades at the waterfall near Rengoku's spawn.
• Polar Scythe (requires Metal Scythe): Found in Sound Village, in the room with the final torch above the case. +3 Weapon damage, +1 Block at base.
• Polar Katana (requires Cloud, Waterfall, or Tornadic Katana): Found beneath the Frozen Lake. +3 Sword damage, +2 Block at base.

The best weapon in the game

The Champion Katana sits at the top of every weapon ranking by a wide margin. It is only obtainable through the Champion Series in Ouwigahara Season 1, and its stats reflect that exclusivity: +7% damage to all Breathing Styles, +10 Sword damage, +10% NPC Damage, and +5% Crit Chance. Nothing else in the current item pool comes close.

All accessories in Slayers 2

Accessories provide passive stat bonuses and some have niche utility effects. Several are tied to specific boss drop rates, so expect to farm the same boss multiple times.

The Yatagarasu Mask is worth farming specifically if you are in a heavy grinding phase. The +5% XP and +5% Drop rate stack meaningfully over long sessions, and the 50 HP bonus is a free bonus on top. Pair it with active codes for free Spins and Wen from the Slayers 2 codes page to maximize your resource gain.

Slayers 2 Item List: How to Get All Weapons, Accessory & Utilities

All utility items in Slayers 2

Utility items range from consumables to upgrade materials to currency. Several of them gate your progression directly.

Lanterns

Lanterns are worth picking up early. The base Lantern (600 Wen from Kenzie at Kabiwaru Village) increases render distance at night, which matters more than it sounds in a game with night-based demon encounters. The upgrade path runs through the Old Lantern (+5% HP and Stamina regen, 10% drop from Ouwigahara Dungeon), Box Lantern (+10% HP regen, Tier 5 chests), Lantern of Despair (+15% Stamina regen, +5% HP regen, Mugen Train dungeon), and tops out with the Lantern of Everlasting Glow (+15% HP regen, +5% Stamina regen, Ouwigahara Chests).

Consumables

• Bandages: 69 Wen from Rina. Basic healing consumable.
• Health Potion: From boss chests or NPC shops. Restores 15% of total HP.
• Regeneration Potion: From boss chests or Mercy NPC. Temporarily boosts HP regen.
• Stamina Potion: From boss chests or Mercy NPC. Restores stamina.

Currency and progression materials

• Demon Horns: Drop from killing Demons or opening chests. Used for weapon purchases including the Claws from Tony in Ushumaru Village (250 Demon Horns).
• Ores: One of the most valuable materials in the game. Guaranteed from Final Selection, then 1% from certain boss chests, Tier 5 chests, and Tier 5 bosses.
• Soul: Drops from killing NPCs or human players. Used to upgrade your Demon progression level.
• Muzan's Blood: Obtained during Muzan's Questline. Consuming it turns you into a Demon.
• Blue Spider Lily: Spawns across the map. Required for Muzan's questline to become a Demon, and also used to upgrade Polar weapons.

Upgrade materials

Devourer weapon upgrades require: Blood Stained Ingot (Ouwigahara chests), Living Flesh (10% from Mugen Train chests), and Skinned Hide (Tier 3 and 5 chests).

Polar weapon upgrades require: Orbed Glacier (10% from Mugen Train chests), Frigid Metal (5% from Ouwigahara chests), and Frost Touched Cloth (Tier 3 and 5 chests).

Miscellaneous utility

• Fishing Rod: 2,500 Wen in Ushumaru Village. Used for fishing, which yields Ouwfish (90 Wen), Ouwfwesh (180 Wen), and Ouwfash (300 Wen).
• Gourd: Bought inside the Butterfly Mansion. Used for Gourd Training, which increases lung capacity and benefits Breathing skills.
• Sealed Box: Available from the ore item shop or for 1,200 Robux. Lets you share rewards with friends.
• Points: Earned in Ouwigahara Dungeon runs. The only currency accepted by the Ouwigahara Shop.

What should you prioritize first?

For new players, the fastest path to a functional build looks like this:

1. Buy the Green Katana immediately for 500 Wen to have a working weapon.
2. Farm Tier 1 and 2 chests for a Breathing-specific katana that matches your chosen style.
3. Complete Final Selection to guarantee your first Ore, which unlocks the Golden Katana purchase.
4. Start Ouwigahara Dungeon runs to accumulate Points for the 3,000-Point upgraded katanas.
5. Farm the Mugen Train Dungeon for Skull Scythe or Bone Claws and the Polar/Devourer upgrade materials.
6. Target the Champion Katana if you are competing at the highest level.

For a complete picture of which clans and Breathing Styles work best with these weapons, the Slayers 2 tier list covering clans, Breathing Styles, and Demon Arts breaks down every combination worth building around. For everything else in the game, the full Roblox guides collection has dedicated coverage of Slayers 2 mechanics from titles to NPC locations.