Project Slayers is a game of intense anime combat, with every attack and dodge crucial in the heat of battle. With the Project Slayers Spatial Awareness skill, you can make said combat much easier. This guide will walk you through it.
Project Slayers is an Action RPG on the Roblox platform. Based on the popular anime/manga series Demon Slayer, it sets you loose in a world full of quests, enemies, and, most dangerous of all, other players. When you come face to face with death in this world, you’ll want every advantage possible on your side. This guide will show you how to add Spatial Awareness to your arsenal.
You can jump into Project Slayers right now via Roblox. For more anime goodness, check out our Anime Last Stand Skill Tree guide and our King Legacy Longaevus guide.
Project Slayers Spatial Awareness Guide
In this guide, we’ll cover how you can get the Spatial Awareness skill, and what you can do with it once you have it.
How To Get Spatial Awareness
Spatial Awareness is an ability you can unlock through Project Slayers’ Clan System. Players in the following Clans get access to the Spatial Awareness skill:
- Hashibira – Mythic, 1% roll chance.
- Uzui – Supreme, 0.1% roll chance.
Your Clan is chosen at random when your character is created. You can also reroll your Clan in exchange for Robux or Ores. Some Clans are rarer than others, and the two that get access to Spatial Awareness are some of the rarest in the game. Each time you roll a Clan, you have a 1% chance of it being Hashibira, and a 0.1% chance of it being Uzui. This means that your odds of landing a Clan that can use Spatial Awareness are, at best, 1 in 100.
What Does Spatial Awareness Do?
Thankfully, Spatial Awareness is powerful enough to warrant its high rarity. Once used, Spatial Awareness will cause you to auto-dodge every attack that comes your way for the next 10 seconds. This allows you to focus purely on getting damage in and not worry about timing your dodges. It’s worth noting that Spatial Awareness caps out at 11 auto-dodges per use, even if the ten-second limit hasn’t elapsed. It also doesn’t auto-dodge Breathing or BDA skills, so you’ll still have to watch out for those.
