Getting Started in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
Your first-week checklist: story pacing, banner priority, and the habits that make an early account strong.
Seven Deadly Sins: Origin (Netmarble, built on the Nanatsu no Taizai IP) rewards players who clear the main story quickly, because story chapters — not side content — unlock most characters, gear slots, and game modes. In your first days, spend starting currency on the current beginner or rate-up banner rather than splitting it across several banners, then commit to building 2-3 characters deep instead of leveling everyone a little.
Day 1-3 priorities
- Push through as many main-story chapters as your combat power allows — each clear is the fastest source of characters, gear-slot unlocks, and currency.
- Claim every login reward, mail, and beginner mission before it expires; early currency is scarcer than at any later point.
- Let the game auto-equip suggested gear until you understand gear-sets and stats — don't hand-tune yet.
Picking your first team
A workable early team needs at least one Attacker for damage, one Warden to absorb hits, and one Supporter to keep everyone alive — see the character roster and team guide on this site as verified data fills in.
One character, three weapons
Don't judge a character from a single fight — every combatant can equip up to three different weapon types, and their active skills change with the weapon equipped. A unit that feels weak on one weapon may play a completely different role on another; see the 3-weapon system guide before writing anyone off.
What to save currency for
Before spending on cosmetics or side banners, understand the pity system so every pull counts toward a guarantee, and check gear sets so upgrade materials aren't wasted on the wrong pieces.