To see your Destiny 2 clan stats, look up your Bungie Name on the RankSurge Destiny 2 stats page. Below your profile, the clan board lists your clan's members with Crucible K/D, efficiency, win rate, PvE clears and hours played, and shows where you rank in your clan for each. All data comes from the official Bungie.net API.
This guide explains how Destiny 2 clans work, what each column on the clan board means, how your place in the clan is worked out, where the numbers come from and why some members show a dash. It is current as of October 2026. Open the Destiny 2 stats tracker and search a Bungie Name such as Name#1234 to follow along.
How do clans work in Destiny 2?
A clan is a group of players linked through Bungie.net. Each clan has a name, a short tag shown next to member names, an optional motto and a member list. Clans can hold up to 100 members, per Shacknews and GameSpot, which both covered Bungie's clan system when Destiny 2 launched.
- Why join one: a clan gives you a group to run raids, dungeons, Trials and other fireteam activities with.
- Where it lives: clans are Bungie.net groups, so the same clan shows up across platforms and in Bungie's official API.
- What the API shares: for each member the Bungie.net API lists their profile, whether they are online and when they joined.
What does the RankSurge clan board show?
When you look up a Guardian who is in a clan, the clan board appears under their profile and dashboard. At the top you see the clan name, tag, motto, member count and the year it was founded. Below that is the roster.
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Guardian | The member's Bungie Name, with a dot that shows whether they were online at the last update. Tap a name to open that Guardian's profile. |
| K/D | Crucible kills divided by deaths, all-time across characters. |
| Efficiency | Crucible kills plus assists, divided by deaths. It rewards players who help win fights, not only those who get the final shot. |
| Win rate | The share of Crucible matches won. |
| PvE clears | PvE activities completed, such as strikes, Nightfalls, dungeons and raids. |
| Hours | Total time played across the account's characters. |
Every column can be sorted: tap a header to sort by it, and tap again to flip the order. The board opens sorted by K/D and shows the top 15 members, with a button to show the full roster. Your own row is highlighted and marked "You", even when it sits outside the top 15.
How do you see where you rank in your clan?
When you look up your own Guardian, the board adds a "Your place in the clan" strip with four positions:
- K/D: your place by Crucible K/D, for example #4 of 38.
- PvE clears: your place by PvE activities completed.
- Hours: your place by total time played.
- Win rate: your place by Crucible win rate.
Places run from highest to lowest, and players with the same value share a place. Members without a value for that stat are not counted ahead of you. If your own stats are hidden or missing, that place shows a dash instead of a number.
Treat it as a friendly comparison, not a verdict. A clanmate who mostly plays raids will rank low on Crucible K/D and high on PvE clears, and that is fine. The clan board is for finding raid partners, Trials teammates and people to learn from.
Where do the Destiny 2 clan stats come from?
Everything comes from the Bungie.net API, Bungie's official public API. RankSurge is independent and not affiliated with Bungie.
- Find the clan: we ask Bungie.net which clan the Guardian belongs to, then load the clan details and member list.
- Load each member's stats: for each member we request their account-wide historical stats, which Bungie's API documentation describes as aggregate historical stats for the account.
- Merge across characters: we use the all-PvP figures for K/D, efficiency and win rate, and the all-PvE figures for clears, so Titan, Hunter and Warlock time all count together.
Because the Crucible numbers are all-time, a player who has improved a lot recently can still show an older, lower K/D. Their individual profile on RankSurge shows more detail, including Trials and Competitive stats where Bungie provides them.
Why is a clan member's online status or stats out of date?
To stay within Bungie's API limits and load quickly, RankSurge keeps short-lived copies of clan data.
- Online status: the clan board is refreshed at most once an hour, so the online dot can be up to an hour behind.
- Member stats: each member's stats are kept for up to 6 hours, so a big session tonight may not show until later.
- Every member counts: detailed stats load for every member of the clan, up to Bungie's limit of 100, and the whole board is cached for about an hour.
- Maintenance: when Bungie.net is down for maintenance, the board shows a message instead of stats. Try again later.
Why do some Destiny 2 clan members show no stats?
A dash in a member's row usually means Bungie did not share stats for that player. The most common reasons:
- Private profile: players must have public Destiny 2 profiles for their stats to appear. Bungie's API returns no stats for profiles that are set to private on Bungie.net.
- No matches in that mode: a player who has never played Crucible has no K/D or win rate to show.
- Bungie did not answer: if Bungie.net fails to return one member's stats, that row shows a dash and the next visit tries again.
If you want your clan to show up fully, ask members to check that their Destiny 2 profile is public in their Bungie.net privacy settings. Making a profile public lets people view stats; it does not let anyone move gear or change anything on the account.
What else can you do with your Destiny 2 profile?
The clan board is one part of your Destiny 2 profile on RankSurge. The same page shows your Guardian Rank, Triumph score, Crucible and PvE stats and a 0 to 100 Performance Score. To manage gear, sign in with Bungie on the Destiny 2 Vault Manager to move items between characters and your vault and to equip loadouts. You can line up two Guardians with AI Profile Pick, and our guides to Destiny 2 competitive ranks and the Trials of Osiris explain the modes behind the numbers.
See your clan in one search. Look up your Bungie Name on the Destiny 2 stats tracker to open your clan board, then sort your gear in the Vault Manager.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see my Destiny 2 clan stats?
Search your Bungie Name, such as Name#1234, on the RankSurge Destiny 2 stats page. If you are in a clan, the clan board appears under your profile. It lists members with Crucible K/D, efficiency, win rate, PvE clears and hours played, and shows your place in the clan for K/D, PvE clears, hours and win rate. It is free and needs no sign-in, because the data comes from the public Bungie.net API.
How many members can a Destiny 2 clan have?
A Destiny 2 clan can have up to 100 members. Bungie set that limit when it introduced the Destiny 2 clan system, as covered by Shacknews and GameSpot at launch. The RankSurge clan board lists the full roster it gets from Bungie.net and loads detailed stats for every member, up to that limit of 100. The whole board is cached for about an hour, so new members can take up to an hour to appear.
What is efficiency in Destiny 2?
Efficiency is your Crucible kills plus assists, divided by deaths. It is higher than K/D for players who help teammates win fights, because assists count. A player with a 1.0 K/D and many assists might have an efficiency of 1.6 or more. On the RankSurge clan board, efficiency is all-time across your characters, taken from the all-PvP stats in the Bungie.net API.
Why is my clanmate shown as offline when they are playing?
The RankSurge clan board is refreshed at most once an hour to stay within Bungie's API limits, so the online dot can be up to an hour behind. Each member's stats are kept for up to 6 hours, so a recent session may not show yet. The online status comes from Bungie.net, so if Bungie's own data is delayed or the service is in maintenance, the board will be too.
Why does a clan member show a dash instead of stats?
A dash usually means Bungie did not share stats for that player. The most common reason is a private Destiny 2 profile: players must have public profiles for their stats to appear. A player who has never played Crucible has no K/D or win rate. If Bungie.net fails to return one member's stats, that row shows a dash until the next visit retries it. Ask clanmates to check their Bungie.net privacy settings if you want a full board.
Is the RankSurge clan board official?
No. RankSurge is an independent site and is not affiliated with Bungie. The clan board uses Bungie's official public Bungie.net API, so the roster and stats are the same data Bungie shares with other Destiny 2 tools. Crucible stats are all-time totals merged across your characters. We do not change the numbers; we only sort them and show where each member ranks in the clan.
