ARC Raiders has no in-game clan system yet, so clans live where they always have: Discord servers and recruitment posts. What you are really looking for is two people you trust not to shoot you at extraction. Browse clan and squad posts below or post your own with region, playstyle and the hours you raid.
As of October 2026 (update 2.1), Embark has not shipped a clan or guild system. Dataminers have found clan files — tags, roles and clan progression — but nothing is announced, so treat it as a rumour until it is in patch notes. Squads are up to three players, which is the unit every ARC Raiders clan is really built around: a pool of members who form trios in a Discord voice channel.
Random matchmaking puts strangers with different goals in one squad, and the extraction is where it shows. A regular group agrees on how much risk to take, shares loot sensibly and plays with voice. Post once with your playstyle and hours and you get a few people to rotate with — which is what a clan is until Embark makes it official.
LF regular trio — PC, EU, PvE-first and friendly to other Raiders. Online most evenings, Discord voice. No kill-on-sight.
Our group (8 active) is looking for 2 more for nightly runs. NA, PvP-leaning, full kits. 18+, mic required.
Not yet. As of October 2026 there is no in-game clan or guild system. Clan files have been datamined, but Embark has not announced the feature. Clans exist on Discord and LFG sites.
Up to three. Most clans are a pool of players who form trios from a Discord voice channel.
Post your region, platform, playstyle (PvE, PvP or mixed) and play hours. Players with the same goals answer, and after a few raids you have a squad that does not shoot each other at extraction.