Clans

These are the clans of Clint City:

NAME		CLAN BONUS
	All Stars	-2 Opp. Power, Min. 1
	Bangers	Power +2
	Berzerk	-2 Opp. Life, Min. 2
	Cosmohnuts	Tune Out
	Dominion	Growth: -1 Opp Power, Min 4
	Fang Pi Clang	Damage +2
	Freaks	Poison 2, Min. 3
	Frozn	Revenge: Power And Damage +2
	GHEIST	Stop Opp. Ability
	GhosTown	Day Bonus: +1 Power and Damage Night Bonus: -1 Opp. Power and Damage
	Hive	Equalizer: -3 Opp. Attack, Min. 5
	Huracan	+1 Attack Per Life Left
	Jungo	+2 Life
	Junkz	Attack +8
	Komboka	+1 Pillz And Life
	La Junta	Damage +2
	Leader	Cancel Leader
	Montana	-12 Opp. Attack, Min. 8
	Nightmare	Stop Opp. Bonus
	Oblivion	Copy: Opp. Ability
	Oculus	Infiltrated
	Paradox	Asymmetry: Damage +3
	Piranas	Stop Opp. Bonus
	Pussycats	-2 Opp Damage, Min. 1
	Raptors	Cancel Opp Attack Modif.
	Rescue	Support: Attack +3
	Riots	Victory or Defeat: +1 Pillz
	Roots	Stop Opp. Ability
	Sakrohm	-8 Opp. Attack, Min. 3
	Sentinel	+8 Attack
	Skeelz	Protection: Ability
	Ulu Watu	Power +2
	Uppers	-10 Opp. Attack, Min. 3
	Vortex	Defeat: Recover 2 Pillz Out Of 3
	Zenith	Bet >3 Pillz: +3 Life

All character cards in Urban Rivals are sorted into one of the available 35 Clans. As shown in the grid above, Clans tend to have different Bonuses which help them in battle. Since each Bonus is different, they will be better suited to different play-styles. For example, Attack-manipulation clans (like Montana or Sentinel) shine in low-pill battles, whereas others like Vortex and Frozn are ideal for calculated risk-taking. Since a Clan's Bonus determines the play-style it can work with, cards within that clan either work well with the Bonus, and by extension the play-style, or they go against it. This can be a factor which affects a card's price point, among many other factors.

Certain Clans stand out in certain game modes, such as Type 2 (dominated by the Hive clan), other clans tend to remain a relatively niche play-style, such as Freaks. Players should carefully choose a clan as it determines their playing style. Unless they plan on spending large amounts of money on packs, they will not be able to get a large number of cards easily, and must therefore focus on one (maximum two) clans that they want to use in-game. This limits the amount of spending needed and can help with deck-building for restrictive game modes like EFC.

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