Self-Forming Clay
Win Rate
33.3%
Pick Rate
0.4%
Δ vs Avg
+14.4

Self-Forming ClayRelic

Uncommon
RarityUncommon
MethodologyData Methodology

Whenever you lose HP in combat, gain Block next turn.

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Is Self-Forming Clay good in Slay the Spire 2?

In Slay the Spire 2, Self-Forming Clay is an uncommon relic you can pick up on your climb. Its effect: Whenever you lose HP in combat, gain Block next turn. The data marks it as a weaker relic, settling at D tier — rarely a run-defining grab.

Over 16 tracked runs the win rate of decks holding it sits at 33.3%, 14.4% ahead of the 18.9% all-run baseline. It sees lighter play, carried in only 0.4% of runs. It does its best work in the hands of the Ironclad, who post a 33.3% win rate with it. Within Ironclad runs specifically, it’s carried 2.3% of the time.

Its standout card pairing is Crimson Mantle, which lifts the relic’s win rate by +66.7% when both are in play. It also works nicely with Spite, good for a +66.7% win-rate change. It typically enters the deck near floor 15. As an uncommon relic, how often it’s offered depends on its rarity tier.

Of the runs that carried it, 5 ended in victory while 10 fell to a defeat. Its most common run-ender is Test Subject Boss, finishing 12.5% of the runs it appears in. See the best cards, class split, and threats below for the full read on whether Self-Forming Clay is worth grabbing.

Self-Forming Clay Win Rate & Pick Rate

At a 33.3% win rate, Self-Forming Clay runs 14.4% ahead of the 18.9% all-run baseline — the bars below put the two side by side.

Win rate33.3%
Average run18.9%
+14.4% vs averagePick rate: 0.4%16 runs

Run Outcomes with Self-Forming Clay

Across the 16 runs that carried Self-Forming Clay, 5 ended in a win and 11 in a loss — a 31.3% win share, counting abandons as losses.

  • Wins 31.3%
  • Losses 68.8%

Best Cards with Self-Forming Clay

The cards that gain the most from carrying Self-Forming Clay are Crimson Mantle (+66.7%), Spite (+66.7%), and Breakthrough (+33.3%), each shown with its win-rate swing.

Based on small co-occurring samples — treat these as early signals, not final verdicts.

Self-Forming Clay Win Rate by Class

Self-Forming Clay’s class data comes mostly from the Ironclad, at a 33.3% win rate over 16 runs.

The IroncladThe Ironcladappears in 2.3% of its runs (16 tracked)

Self-Forming Clay Details

Carried in 0.4% of runs, Self-Forming Clay is an uncommon relic typically acquired near floor 15.

Whenever you lose HP in combat, gain Block next turn.

RarityUncommon
Typical pickup floor15
Pick rate0.4%
Runs tracked16

What Ends Runs with Self-Forming Clay

Runs carrying Self-Forming Clay end most often against Test Subject Boss (12.5%) — the share of its runs each accounts for is shown.

  • Test Subject Boss12.5% of runs
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Self-Forming Clay – Frequently Asked Questions

Is Self-Forming Clay good in Slay the Spire 2?

Across 16 tracked runs carrying it, Self-Forming Clay wins 33.3% of the time — +14.4% above the average run. Win rate reflects how often runs with the relic end in victory.

What does Self-Forming Clay do in Slay the Spire 2?

Whenever you lose HP in combat, gain Block next turn.

How rare is Self-Forming Clay in Slay the Spire 2?

Self-Forming Clay is an Uncommon relic, picked up in 0.4% of tracked runs.

What is the best card to use with Self-Forming Clay?

In tracked runs, Self-Forming Clay has performed best alongside Crimson Mantle, which lifts its win rate by +66.7% over 3 runs together.

See Also

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