Slay the Spire 2 Silent Relic Tier List
This Slay the Spire 2 relics tier list ranks all 234 relics by win rate for 2026, sorted from S-tier down to F-tier so you can read the current meta at a glance. The S-tier — the 35 strongest relics right now — features Tri-Boomerang (100.0%), Orichalcum??? (100.0%), Sword of Jade (100.0%), Belt Buckle (100.0%), and Brilliant Scarf (100.0%). Tri-Boomerang posts the single highest win rate at 100.0%. For players hunting an edge, Belt Buckle is the most underrated pick this patch — S-tier results at only a 0.4% pick rate — while Ring of the Snake looks overrated, popular at 98.0% but landing in F-tier. Rankings update daily from real ranked matches, so every placement reflects current performance rather than a one-off result. Use the tiers below to pick the best relics for your games.
S Tier - Meta Defining
(35)S-tier is led by Tri-Boomerang, which dominates the meta with a 100.0% win rate on a 0.7% pick rate. They are followed by Orichalcum??? (100.0%), Sword of Jade (100.0%), Belt Buckle (100.0%), Brilliant Scarf (100.0%), Jeweled Mask (100.0%), Fur Coat (100.0%), and History Course (100.0%). The remaining 27 relics in this tier average a 75.4% win rate. These relics define the current meta and are the safest, highest-impact picks. In terms of popularity, Sturdy Clamp is the crowd favourite here at a 3.6% pick rate, while Belt Buckle is slept on at just 0.4% — a strong S-tier pick flying under the radar.



































B Tier - Viable
(35)B-tier is led by Lord's Parasol, which dominates the meta with a 66.7% win rate on a 0.4% pick rate. They are followed by Lava Lamp (66.7%), Wing Charm (66.7%), Mystic Lighter (66.7%), Fragrant Mushroom (65.2%), Gambling Chip (64.7%), Bag of Marbles (64.3%), and Toxic Egg (64.3%). The remaining 27 relics in this tier average a 58.9% win rate. These relics are balanced and fully viable with solid execution. In terms of popularity, Lantern is the crowd favourite here at a 11.8% pick rate, while Lord's Parasol is slept on at just 0.4% — a strong B-tier pick flying under the radar.



































C Tier - Situational
(47)C-tier is led by Tungsten Rod, which performs strongly with a 53.3% win rate on a 2.2% pick rate. They are followed by Unceasing Top (53.3%), Bellows (52.0%), Old Coin (50.0%), Lasting Candy (50.0%), Royal Poison (50.0%), Kusarigama (50.0%), and Tuning Fork (50.0%). The remaining 39 relics in this tier average a 48.4% win rate. These relics are situational and need favourable matchups or team comps to shine. Despite the low ranking, Anchor stays popular at a 12.8% pick rate, meaning players overvalue it relative to its C-tier results, while Royal Poison (0.6%) is more rightly avoided.















































D Tier - Below Average
(58)D-tier is led by Intimidating Helmet, which struggles with a 45.5% win rate on a 1.7% pick rate. They are followed by Yummy Cookie (45.0%), Twisted Funnel (44.4%), Blood Vial??? (44.4%), Reptile Trinket (44.0%), Mango (43.8%), Mercury Hourglass (43.8%), and Shovel (43.8%). The remaining 50 relics in this tier average a 38.4% win rate. These relics underperform against the current meta and take extra effort to win with. Despite the low ranking, Pendulum stays popular at a 10.1% pick rate, meaning players overvalue it relative to its D-tier results, while Big Mushroom (0.4%) is more rightly avoided.


























































F Tier - Weak
(59)F-tier is led by Pael's Wing, which struggles with a 30.8% win rate on a 2.7% pick rate. They are followed by Stone Calendar (30.8%), Whetstone (30.8%), Electric Shrymp (30.8%), Tea of Discourtesy (30.0%), Meal Ticket (29.4%), The Chosen Cheese (29.2%), and Very Hot Cocoa (29.2%). The remaining 51 relics in this tier average a 16.4% win rate. These relics are the weakest options this patch and are best avoided in ranked. Despite the low ranking, Ring of the Snake stays popular at a 98.0% pick rate, meaning players overvalue it relative to its F-tier results, while Radiant Pearl (0.4%) is more rightly avoided.


























































