Contact Us
Slayers 2 Guide is run by a small editorial team that maintains this site's codes list, tier lists and progression guides. If something here is wrong, outdated or missing, we want to know.
A note on how to reach us
We do not currently publish a public inbox, and this site has no contact form. We are stating that plainly rather than posting an address that may not reach anyone.
What that means in practice:
- There is no email address to write to yet, and no form on this page that submits anywhere.
- We will add a dedicated corrections address here — and nowhere else — as soon as one is live.
- Until then, this page serves as the written record of *what* to send, so that the first message you send us is the one that can actually be acted on.
We would rather have a slow, honest channel than a fast, fake one.
What to send us
When a channel is live, a useful report contains:
- Corrections. The page URL, the exact sentence or table row that is wrong, and what the correct value should be.
- Source tips. A working code we have not listed, a changed drop rate, an official post we missed. A link is worth far more than a description.
- Disagreements with our rankings. Point to a different tier placement *and give the reason*. Our clan and breathing style tiers are built from multiple third-party sources, and a bare claim cannot move them.
- Broken pages. Routes that 404, dead outbound links, tables that render badly.
What we cannot help with
We are a fan site. We are not Ouw Productions and we are not Roblox. We cannot:
- unban, un-mute or un-suspend a Roblox or in-game account;
- restore lost items, spins, Wen, Robux or purchases;
- fix bugs, rollbacks or server outages in Slayers 2;
- recover an account or reset a password;
- mediate scams, trades or disputes with other players.
For all of those, use the game's own channels. The official Slayers 2 community server is at discord.gg/projectslayers, and Roblox account and billing issues go through Roblox Support. Those are the game's channels, not ours — we cannot forward messages into them.
What happens after you write
Corrections that come with a verifiable source are applied at the next update pass for that page. Every page shows the date it was last checked and keeps an update log, so you can confirm for yourself whether your fix landed. We date-stamp individual facts rather than rewrite pages wholesale, so a correction can change one row while the page's overall check date stays visible.
We never promise a response time. This is a volunteer-run reference site, not a support desk.
Before you write
Two things save a round trip:
- Check the page's own date stamp and update log first — we may already have logged the change you are about to report.
- If you are disputing a tier placement or a drop rate, include the source you are relying on.
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