Families
Attack on Titan Revolution family tier list: Yeager, Fritz, Helos, Ackerman, Reiss and Shiki passives, reroll costs and which clan fits each build.
Introduction
Families are the rarity layer underneath everything else in Attack on Titan Revolution. Instead of choosing a class, you roll a clan, and that clan carries its own passive and a set of family skills that shape how your account plays. A strong family can carry a weak build for dozens of levels, while a filler roll makes every perk and artifact feel underwhelming. This page ranks the clans the community talks about most, explains what a reroll actually costs, and separates confirmed behaviour from community-reported drop numbers so you can decide when a roll is worth keeping. Read the odds language carefully, because the rarest clans are the ones players most often misquote.
Family Rarity and Role Comparison
| Family | Community Band | Reported Odds | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yeager | Mythic | Roughly 0.1% (community) | Attack Titan synergy and damage builds |
| Fritz | Mythic | Community mythic discussion | Long-term accounts chasing top-end passives |
| Helos | Mythic | Community mythic discussion | Players comparing top clan passives |
| Ackerman | Legendary | About 0.5% (community showcase) | Blade combat and movement comfort |
| Reiss | Legendary | About 0.5% (community showcase) | Balanced mid-game progression |
| Shiki | Legendary | About 0.5% (community showcase) | Players building around utility passives |
Family Profiles
Yeager
The headline clan in community discussion, tied to the Attack Titan identity and treated as the top-end roll for players building around shifter damage. Community videos place it at the top of the rarity discussion for damage builds.
Ackerman
A legendary clan that appears in the 0.5 percent community showcase band and is commonly recommended for blade-focused accounts that value combat comfort. It is the clan most often recommended to players who mainly use blades.
Reiss
A balanced legendary option that community guides place in the same showcase band as Ackerman, often chosen by players who want a stable mid-game passive. It is a stable choice for players who have not settled on a weapon yet.
Shiki
A legendary clan discussed alongside Reiss and Ackerman, valued by players who prefer a utility-leaning passive over a pure damage identity. It suits accounts that prefer utility over a pure damage identity.
Fritz
One of the mythic-band clans discussed alongside Yeager and Helos, treated by the community as a top-end passive for accounts planning a long grind.
Helos
The third name in the mythic conversation, compared with Yeager and Fritz by players deciding which top-band passive fits their weapon and playstyle.
Core Mechanics
The family system works like a gacha layer with a permanent slot. You obtain a family through a roll, and the result replaces your current clan. Each family grants a passive identity plus family skills that can be equipped and upgraded. Because the slot is permanent until you reroll, the decision is not only which clan is strongest in isolation but which clan fits the weapon you actually use: a blade ODM build, a Thunder Spear build and a shifter build all value different passives. Rerolls consume spins or dedicated items, so luck potions and multipliers should be active before a serious session. Community discussions place the rarest clans around a tenth of a percent, but the developer has not published official odds.
Advantages
A good family is the highest-value early investment in the game. It costs nothing to keep, applies to every mode, and multiplies the perks and artifacts you layer on top of it. Because family skills are a separate progression track, a clan you rolled early can stay relevant through prestige and into raids. The system also gives a clear reroll target: instead of chasing a vague power increase, you can decide whether your current passive is good enough for the content you want to run. Finally, family choice is one of the few decisions that is fully reversible, so a bad roll is a setback rather than a dead account.
Challenges
The odds are the problem. Official drop rates are not published, so the community percentages used on this page are estimates built from showcase videos and reports, and they may be wrong. Rerolling is also expensive in time: spins are limited, luck potions run on timers, and a session can end with nothing better than the clan you started with. Because family passives interact with perks and artifacts, a clan that ranks highly in a tier list can still underperform on your specific build. New players are therefore often better off keeping a usable mid-tier clan and investing in perks first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best family in Attack on Titan Revolution?+
How do I reroll my family?+
Are the family percentages on this site official?+
Quick Tips
Do not reroll a legendary clan on day one. A legendary family already clears the bar for every early and mid-game activity, and the spins you would burn chasing a mythic are usually better spent on perks that multiply the clan you already have. Spins spent on a mythic chase are spins not spent on the perks that multiply your clan.
Match the family to the weapon, not to the tier list. A clan built around burst windows is wasted on a build that never leaves melee range, while a movement-oriented passive can make a Thunder Spear build feel far smoother than a higher-ranked damage clan. Read your weapon page first, then choose a clan that supports it.
Save luck potions for a full session. A potion that covers ten rerolls is worth far more than ten separate attempts, because the buff window is the real constraint. Decide your budget before you open the roll screen so you do not spend the last potion on a single desperate pull.
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