A Beyond Nen lineage is the clan on Place 6016716328 (Beyond Nen). The published perk table names three kits: Zoldyck, Kurta, and Freecss. Every other clan on that table is still TBA. A spoken ranking puts Freecss in S and never reads a perk. A written recap updated November 7, 2026 leaves Freecss unranked and disagrees with the table on Zoldyck’s mode. Checked November 8, 2026.
You roll the clan in Customize, on the Nen tab, beside race. The listing has been live since November 6, 2026. The letter chart is the tier list. The body on the same tab is races. Spins come from codes. Play on Roblox.
| Lineage | Rarity band | Nov 7 letter | Perk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zoldyck | Mythical 0.5% | S | Published: 1.15x money, Assassin’s Instincts, electric and poison resist |
| Kurta | Extraordinary 5% | S | Published: 1.15x boss damage, 1.15x NPC damage, Controlled Rage, Kurta Eyes |
| Freecss | Extraordinary 5% | S or unranked | Published: 1.15x XP, Heightened Senses (J), athletic dashes. Spoken pass says S and reads no perk. Written recap: unranked |
| Netero | Legendary 10% | S | TBA |
| Morrow | Legendary 10% | A | TBA |
| Lucifer | Legendary 10% | A | TBA |
| Hazama | Rare 15% | B | TBA |
| Krueger | Rare 15% | B | TBA |
| Hill | Rare 15% | C | TBA |
| Koshi, Nostrade, Mackernasey, Magcub, Bine, Murasaki | Uncommon 20% | C | TBA |
| Kawalsko, Tocino, Ndongo, Clow, Hackett | Common 50% | C | TBA |
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The clan is a second card on the Customize Nen tab, next to race, affinity, and ability. One walkthrough calls a Beyond Nen lineage a clan, opens a Kurta card, and shows an eye awakening. It also says most lineages are passive buffs. That sentence is not a perk list. It does not name Zoldyck’s mode, Freecss’s key, or a starter bonus. Treat it as the location of the roll, then use the table on this page for the only kits that were actually printed.
The published bands are Mythical 0.5% (Zoldyck), Extraordinary 5% (Kurta and Freecss), Legendary 10% (Lucifer, Morrow, Netero), Rare 15% (Hill, Hazama, Krueger), Uncommon 20% (six names), and Common 50% (five names). Those six figures sum to 100.5, so one of them is off by a rounding. This page does not “fix” the band. The percent beside the name on your odds panel is the rate you are rolling. The 5% is the Extraordinary band, shared by two clans. The table does not say Kurta is 5% and Freecss is another 5%, and it does not say how the band splits. That split stays TBA. Level 30 is the other clock, and it does not fill an empty cell by itself.
The lineage writeup says a clan can evolve at level 30, and that specific attributes unlock at level 30 and by completing unique quests. It does not name the quest, the attribute, or which clan gains which line. A TBA row does not become Zoldyck because you hit 30. Read the card again at 30. If a new line appeared, the card is ahead of this table.
Zoldyck is the only Mythical on the published Beyond Nen lineage table, and an S on the November 7 pass. The table prints three pieces: 1.15x money gain; Assassin’s Instincts, a mode where the eyes turn black and you get +25% movement speed, +15% damage, and +5% durability for 5 minutes; and two resists, electric moves and poison each dealing 25% less damage to you. The pass keeps the mode name, the +25% movement speed, and an electric and poison resist, and it changes the rest: +10% damage, two minutes, no durability line, no 25% on the resist, and no money line. Both cannot be the live card. Read the duration and the damage percent on the roll. Do not write “about three minutes” or “about 12% damage” into the gap.
Kurta is Extraordinary, 5% band, and the other published S. The table prints 1.15x damage against bosses and, separately, 1.15x damage against NPCs. Controlled Rage force-activates the Kurta eyes for 2 minutes at +10% durability, +10% health regen, +10% damage, +10% movement speed, and +5% heal. Healing is disabled for 50 seconds after that mode ends. The mode unlocks only after the eyes have awakened naturally once. The passive, Kurta Eyes Awakening, is a below-25% HP check: 10% chance, once per life, eyes turn red, and you receive Controlled Rage’s buffs for 3 minutes. The hub blurb calls that eye trait Scarlet Eyes. The numbered table does not say the eyes boost every Nen attribute, so this page does not add that line. The November 7 pass agrees on the job — extra damage against bosses and NPCs, plus a mix of offense and sustain once the eyes awaken — and it writes one 15% line instead of two 1.15x perks. It does not print the mode’s percents, the 50-second lockout, or the 25% HP check. A 1.15x perk is a +15% perk. This page will not multiply the boss line by the NPC line.
| Clan | Published table prints | November 7 pass prints | Do not invent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zoldyck | 1.15x money. Mode 5 min: +25% move, +15% damage, +5% durability. Electric and poison each 25% less | Mode 2 min: +25% move, +10% damage. Electric and poison resist, no percent, no money line | A midpoint duration or a merged damage percent |
| Kurta | 1.15x bosses and 1.15x NPCs as two perks. Controlled Rage percents, 50s heal lock, 25% HP eye check | 15% more damage against bosses and NPCs. Controlled Rage as offense plus sustain after the eyes awaken | A stacked 1.15 × 1.15, or “all Nen attributes” from the hub nickname |
| Freecss | 1.15x XP. Heightened Senses on J for 30s. Athletic dashes 15% farther and 5% faster | Spoken ranking: S, and no perk is read. Written recap: unranked until the kit is pinned | A single letter, or a claim that J is live just because the table printed it |
Freecss shares Kurta’s Extraordinary 5% band. The published table gives it 1.15x experience, then Heightened Senses: press J to sense past normal limits, with no Nen and at far range, showing location plus HP and Stamina only. For 30 seconds you also get +10% to all stats, +10% Nen regen, +10% Stamina regen, and +10% movement speed. Athletic says regular dashes travel 15% farther and are 5% faster. The spoken ranking puts Freecss in S with Zoldyck, Kurta, and Netero, and it does not read any of those lines. The written recap from November 7, 2026 tells you to hold the clan and leaves it unranked until the perks can be pinned. Keep the card if the text matches a line you understand. Do not delete it for being unranked, and do not treat the J line as confirmed just because a table was specific. The clans that have a letter and no perk text are next.
Two honest writeups already disagree on the mode that defines Zoldyck, and one of them refuses to rank Freecss. When the passive text on your roll differs from either column, the roll is the character you are playing. This page keeps both columns so a changed card is easy to spot. A blank cell is not permission to paste a perk from a different Hunter game.
The November 7 pass still sorts clans that the published Beyond Nen lineage table leaves blank. Netero is Legendary 10% and an S on that pass. Morrow and Lucifer are the same 10% band and an A. The pass spells Lucifer as Lucilfer. Hazama and Krueger are Rare 15% and a B. Hill is the same Rare band and a C, down with the starters. The pass describes jobs for those six — a long aura mode, a crafting double, a parry bonus, a stand-still regen, an emote punish — and this page does not copy those sentences into the perk column. The table that actually printed Zoldyck, Kurta, and Freecss still says TBA on every other name, and the same pass already disagrees with that table on the one mode both of them describe. A letter is not a perk.
Starter names on the published table are Koshi, Nostrade, Mackernasey, Magcub, Bine, and Murasaki at Uncommon 20%, plus Kawalsko, Tocino, Ndongo, Clow, and Hackett at Common 50%. The pass spells Murasaki as Murasalo and Kawalsko as Kwalski, and it says those Uncommon and Common clans have no perks. “No perks” and “TBA” are not the same claim. This page prints TBA. If your card shows a blank passive, the pass is the one that matches. If your card shows a line, the card wins and the cell on this page is behind. The next section is the Spin you spend while those cells are empty.
| Band | Names this page keeps | Nov 7 letter | Perk cell |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legendary 10% | Netero | S | TBA |
| Legendary 10% | Morrow, Lucifer | A | TBA. Pass spelling: Lucilfer |
| Rare 15% | Hazama, Krueger | B | TBA |
| Rare 15% | Hill | C | TBA |
| Uncommon 20% | Koshi, Nostrade, Mackernasey, Magcub, Bine, Murasaki | C | TBA. Pass spelling: Murasalo |
| Common 50% | Kawalsko, Tocino, Ndongo, Clow, Hackett | C | TBA. Pass spelling: Kwalski |
Netero can sit in S beside Zoldyck on the pass and still have nothing to quote. People reroll a readable Kurta because a friend said S means Netero. That trade throws away the only Extraordinary kit whose boss line both writeups describe. Chase Netero when you want the letter and you accept a blank perk cell. Do not chase it because you think this page is hiding Golden numbers. It is not. The numbers were not in the published table.
Kurta and Freecss share 5%. Lucifer, Morrow, and Netero share 10%. Hill, Hazama, and Krueger share 15%. The band is the rarity bucket on the table. The letter is a later sort. Freecss is the proof they come apart: same band as Kurta, S on the spoken ranking, unranked in the written recap, and neither of those reads the J line. Read the name, then the perk cell, then which letter you are looking at.
Spend a Spin when you can say what the next card would change. A Common name with a blank passive is a reason to Spin if you still have codes and you want a published kit. A Kurta whose eyes you have already seen is not a reason to Spin because Netero’s letter is also S. A Freecss card that shows 1.15x experience, or the J sense, or the athletic dash, is a keep until the text stops matching. A Freecss card that shows none of those lines is a different clan from the table, and the November 7 pass is the one that warned you the kit was not pinned.
Zoldyck is the 0.5% band. Whale Island, the tutorial, and the Hunter Exam do not check the clan name. Emptying the stack to force Mythical before the first board is how a new account reaches the exam with no rerolls left. The spoken ranking drops every Common and Uncommon name into C and says to replace them when you can, without reading a perk. That is a sort, not a printed bonus of zero. A pity counter for lineage is not on the published table. One walkthrough mentions a harsh pity that resets when a rare roll appears. That stays Unverified until the panel on your client shows a counter. The last section is how this card sits next to the race and the Nen you do not have yet.
| Card in front of you | Keep it | Spin again |
|---|---|---|
| Zoldyck, and the mode text is readable | Yes. Note whether the duration says 5 minutes or 2 | Only if you are leaving the clan on purpose |
| Kurta, eyes or Controlled Rage on the card | Yes for boss and NPC damage | You needed the money line more than the eyes, and you can afford the 0.5% chase |
| Freecss, and a published line is on the card | Yes while the text matches | The card is blank and you only kept it because the band says 5% |
| Netero, Morrow, Lucifer, or a Rare name | Only if you are chasing that letter with your eyes open | You thought the letter came with a printed perk |
| Uncommon or Common, passive blank | While you are learning the island and Spins are scarce | You can name the published kit you are actually rolling for |
Affinity and ability sit on the same tab. One Customize pass listed five affinity names and skipped Specialization. The affinity page has six. Rerolling a readable Kurta because that overlay looked incomplete is how the eye line disappears. Bank those Spins. Nen itself is still behind the exam, on how to get Nen.
Race and lineage are independent. A Human with Kurta can quest. A Celestial with a blank Common clan is still Celestial. The beginner guide has the wider stop rule for the first session. This page is only the clan half of that rule.
Race is the body. The passive is on from the start, and the five names plus the stat split live on races. A Beyond Nen lineage is the clan, with its own band, its own letter, and a level-30 evolution that still has no quest name. A strong clan does not turn Human into Celestial. A blank clan does not turn Celestial into a mistake. Roll the race you understand, then read the clan. Stop when both cards make sense.
The Nen hub says one of the six types can be reached through a specific lineage. It does not name the clan or the type. That pair stays TBA. Do not assign Specialization to Freecss, or any other type to any other clan, because the sentence is sitting there. Affinity trees, after Rohan, are on Nen affinities. Techniques are a later wheel. The tier list is the letter chart across all five systems, including the one-line jobs this page refused to promote into perk cells. The FAQ is the short form of the three kits, the blank cells, and the Spin rule.
| You already know | This page will say | This page will not say |
|---|---|---|
| Zoldyck, Kurta, Freecss | The published lines, and the November 7 disagreement | A single merged number |
| Any other clan name | Band, letter, TBA | A mode, a percent, or a cooldown |
| Level 30 | Attributes can unlock then, plus unique quests | Which attribute, or the quest name |
| “One type comes from a lineage” | The hub says that | Which type, or which clan |
Zoldyck’s published table includes 1.15x money, which a combat sort can ignore and still call the mode S. Freecss’s published table includes 1.15x experience, which is progress, plus a 30-second sense and a dash. Kurta’s published table is the boss and NPC line. Pick the job you are actually doing on Whale Island before you delete a card for having the “wrong” letter.
If the odds list on the client shows different bands, or a sixth rarity word, the panel wins. The six printed bands are the snapshot from the lineage table on the check date. They are not a promise that 0.5+5+10+15+20+50 will be tidied to 100. Discord is where a patch note would show up. It does not turn a TBA cell into a perk.
Next: use the tier list when you want the November 7 letter, and the one-line job, for a clan whose perk cell on this page is still TBA.
Race passives are on races. Early Spin order is the beginner guide. New Spin strings land on codes.
The clan card on the Customize Nen tab. It is separate from race. The published perk table fills Zoldyck, Kurta, and Freecss. Every other name on that table is TBA. A clan can evolve around level 30. The quest names are not printed.
Yes in the UI language players are shown. This page uses lineage because that is the heading on the perk table and the search.
The published table: 1.15x money, Assassin’s Instincts for 5 minutes at +25% movement, +15% damage, and +5% durability, plus 25% less damage from electric moves and from poison. The November 7 pass: the same mode name for 2 minutes at +25% movement and +10% damage, with electric and poison resist and no money line. Read the card.
The published table: 1.15x damage against bosses and 1.15x damage against NPCs, Controlled Rage for 2 minutes with the listed percents, a 50-second heal lock after the mode, and a below-25% HP eye awakening once per life. The November 7 pass sums the damage as 15% against bosses and NPCs and does not print the mode percents.
Keep it when the card shows a published line: 1.15x experience, Heightened Senses on J, or the athletic dash. A spoken ranking puts Freecss in S and does not read a perk. The November 7 written recap leaves it unranked until the kit is pinned. Neither line is an order to delete a card you can read.
They have rarity bands and November 7 letters. Netero is S, Morrow and Lucifer are A, Hazama and Krueger are B, Hill is C. The perk cell is TBA. This page does not copy the pass’s mode descriptions into that cell.
The published table says TBA for Koshi, Nostrade, Mackernasey, Magcub, Bine, Murasaki, Kawalsko, Tocino, Ndongo, Clow, and Hackett. The November 7 pass says the Uncommon and Common clans have no perks. Those are different claims. Read the card.
The Nen hub says one of the six types can come from a specific lineage. It does not name the type or the clan. That pair stays TBA. Affinity after Rohan is a separate page.
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