Seven Knights Re:BIRTH – The Player’s Complete Guide to the Modern Classic

Hey fellow adventurer! If you’re reading this, you’ve probably just booted up Seven Knights Re:BIRTH (or you’re about to), and you wanna get the low-down from someone who’s jumped into the fray. I’ve been grinding this one for a bit now, and I’ll walk you through everything—what makes the game tick, how to build your squad, what heroes to aim for, and how to dodge beginner mistakes. We’ll keep it casual, player-style, and full of actionable tips.
Let’s dive in.

I. Introduction to Seven Knights Re:BIRTH

A. Game Overview and Release Information

Seven Knights Re:BIRTH is a remake/re-birth of the classic Seven Knights series by Netmarble. The original was hugely popular in the mobile RPG/gacha space; this new version aims to modernize it—with upgraded visuals (built on Unreal Engine 5), streamlined systems, and a fresh yet familiar story. +2Game8+2
It had global pre-registration, and at least in Korea it launched around May 15 2025. +2Game8+2

B. Turn-Based RPG Gameplay Style

The game retains a turn-based combat core: you pick your heroes, set their roles/skills, manage cooldowns, exploit elemental or formation advantages, and watch the battle play out. The review notes: “turn-based gameplay … above average … allows players to express themselves with their teams.”

C. Comparison to Original Seven Knights

If you played the original, you’ll feel a lot of nostalgia—but the systems have been revamped. Story, visuals, hero roster, and systems are upgraded. One big change: visuals have been enhanced drastically, cinematic skill animations and full voice acting.

D. Global Release Platform Availability

The game is available on Android and iOS (App Store and Google Play) globally, and also has a PC version (or at least PC compatibility/emulator support) advertised.

E. Core Gameplay Features Summary

Here’s a quick list of what you’ll find:

• Hero collection (gacha style)

• Turn-based squad battles with skill/ultimate mechanics

• Element/role systems (tank, DPS, support)

• Multiple game modes: PvE story, raids, arena PvP, dungeons

• Hero enhancement systems (gear, transcendence, etc)

• Visual/animation polish, cinematic execution
  The review calls it “a worthy successor” though noting grind and gacha aspects.

II. Best Character Tier List and Rankings

Okay, I know you want to know who to pull for, who to build. I’ll start with tier lists (PvE, PvP, raid) and then talk about methodology. Note: things may shift as meta evolves.

A. PvE Tier List Rankings

1. S Tier Top Heroes (PvE)

These are the heavy hitters for PvE content—story, farming, progression. Some of the names you’ll hear a lot: Daisy, Rachel, Shane, Ruri, Taka, Teo, Yeonhee, Velika, Jave, Espada, Pascal, Biscuit, Ace, Vanessa.

• These heroes dominate thanks to strong kits, great utility, or both.

• If you pull one of these, you’re in good shape to progress smoothly.

2. A+ Tier Strong Characters

These characters are just shy of S-tier but still incredibly effective. They’ll carry you through with fewer resources.

3. A Tier Reliable Heroes

Solid choices. Maybe they don’t shine in every scenario but they are dependable.

4. B Tier Alternative Options

Workable heroes when you don’t have the top ones yet—good for early game or filler.

B. PvP Arena Tier List

1. S Tier Competitive Heroes

For arena you’ll need heroes with strong synergy, fast builds, good speed/priority. These might differ from pure PvE heroes—some utility or meta counters matter more.

2. A+ Tier PvP Characters

Very good in arena, maybe lacking the absolute meta curve but still very viable.

3. A Tier Arena Viability

Okay picks. With proper gear/strategy they’ll hold their own.

4. Meta Arena Selection

If you’re serious about climbing arena, aim for S-tier + top gear + mastery.

C. Raid-Specific Rankings

1. Raid Boss Team Heroes

In raids you need heroes that shine in multi-phase, big boss fights. Tanks + supports are often more important.

2. Legendary Unit Rankings

Top units specifically built for raid environments.

3. Destroyer Gaze Best Teams

Destroyer Gaze is a raid mode that might favour specific heroes with high burst or specific role strengths.

4. OX King Raid Heroes

Another raid mode requiring particular heroes; many times you’ll see A+ or S heroes dominating.

D. Character Classification

1. Tier List Methodology

When I looked at how the tier list is formed: hero kit, role utility, synergy, gear/upgrade scaling, meta performance, ease of obtaining.

2. Rating Factors and Criteria

• Skill strength + ultimate

• Role applicability

• Versatility (PvE, PvP, raid)

• Gear/upgrade dependency

• Meta viability

3. Monthly Meta Updates

Because gacha games evolve—new heroes, new balances. The tier list will shift. Always check updates.

III. Character Guide and Role Classification

Let’s break down heroes by role—what each role means and some example heroes.

A. Tank and Guardian Heroes

1. Rudy Tank Guide

A classic tank/guardian: high HP/def, crowd control. Position at front.

2. Evan Shield Support

Shield/support heroes focus on mitigating damage, protecting DPS.

3. Positioning Strategy

Front row: tanks/guards. Back row: DPS/supports. Proper formation helps survival.

4. Damage Mitigation Mechanics

Tanks use taunt, shield, damage reduction skills. Important in raids + elite content.

B. Damage Dealer DPS Characters

1. Physical Damage Heroes

Heroes whose attacks scale with physical stat; good when enemy def is low.

2. Magic Damage Dealers

Magic DPS ignore or reduce certain def types; lot of burst potential.

3. AoE Damage Specialists

Very useful in mob-clear, dungeon, some raid phases.

4. Single-Target DPS Focus

Vital for bosses. If you don’t have strong single-target DPS, boss phases may drag.

C. Support and Healer Classes

1. Lina Legendary Healer

If there’s a hero like Lina (hypothetical) who heals + buffs, they’re gold in long fights.

2. Buffer Support Heroes

Buffs: increase attack, speed, crit. Crucial for pushing hard.

3. Debuffer Specialists

Lower enemy stats, status effects; king in meta because they indirectly boost your DPS.

4. Utility Support Roles

Situational heroes: cleanse, crowd control, revive—useful in niche or endgame content.

D. Hybrid Character Types

1. Multi-Role Heroes

Heroes that can DPS and support, or tank and heal—great flexibility.

2. Flexible Character Usage

If you slot them differently (gear wise), they might shift role.

3. Situational Character Picks

In specific content (boss, raid, arena) some hybrids shine because of their flex.

IV. Combat Mechanics and Battle System

Understanding the systems gives you an edge beyond just hero power.

A. Turn-Based Combat Fundamentals

1. Action Economy Basics

Each turn you have choices: attack, skill, ultimate. You’ll want to decide what yields best value.

2. Skill Cooldown Management

Using skills too early or too late matters. If you waste your cooldown when enemy has shield, you lose value.

3. Turn Sequence System

Heroes act in sequence based on speed or priority. Faster = early move = better.

4. Status Effect Application

Stuns, debuffs, disables—they can swing battles. Having heroes that apply or resist is key.

B. Elemental System and Advantage

1. Five Elemental Types

The game uses elements (e.g., Fire, Water, Earth, Light, Dark) which interact.

2. Elemental Advantage System

Fire beats Earth, etc. If you match advantage, you deal more damage.

3. Weakness Exploitation

Know what enemy resists or is weak to. Tailor team accordingly.

4. Elemental Dungeon Strategy

Some dungeons favour a specific element—bring heroes who counter.

C. Advanced Combat Techniques

1. Positioning and Formation

Front vs back row, hero order matters for buffs/taunts.

2. Skill Rotation Optimization

Have your DPS save ultimate till shields drop, buff is active, etc.

3. Ultimate Ability Timing

Huge damage moment—use when enemy vulnerability is highest.

4. Synergy Stacking Strategy

Support buffs + DPS explosion + enemy weakness = destruction. Build team for synergy, not just for individual hero strength.

V. Team Building and Composition Guide

Now you know roles and systems—let’s build actual teams.

A. Core Team Building Framework

1. Five-Hero Squad Structure

Your team usually has 5 heroes (or 4 + flex) depending on mode.

2. Role Distribution Strategy

Tank (1) + DPS (2) + Support/Utility (2) is a common composition.

3. Balanced Composition Formula

Aim for: a hero who survives, heroes who deal, heroes who support.

4. Tank-DPS-Support Ratio

Too many DPS = fragile. Too few = slow. Balance or adjust per content.

B. Role-Specific Team Building

1. Tank Positioning Front Row

Tank takes hits, DPS safe behind.

2. DPS Placement Strategy

High-dps heroes back line, protected but dealing.

3. Support Hero Positioning

Supports can be front or back depending on skill—they need to survive to keep buffs alive.

4. Buff and Debuff Coordination

Make sure support uses buffs, DPS takes advantage; debuffs on enemy for extra value.

C. Team Synergy and Combinations

1. Complementary Skill Effects

Example: Buff from support extends DPS ultimate damage.

2. Buff Stacking Mechanics

Some supports stack buffs—pick combinations that multiply rather than overlap poorly.

3. Crowd Control Coordination

If tank holds aggro and cc, DPS can spank safely.

4. Damage Amplification Synergy

“Buff hero + DPS hero + enemy weakness” is the holy trinity.

D. Sample Meta Team Compositions

1. PvE Beginner Teams

Tank: Rudy + DPS: Shane + DPS: Taka + Support: Ruri + Support: Daisy. Something like that.

2. Advanced Raid Teams

Focus more on roles like healers/buffers + single-target DPS because bosses matter.

3. PvP Arena Compositions

Speed, control, burst matter. Maybe less tank-heavy, more tempo control.

4. Tower Climbing Teams

For infinite towers: maybe high sustain and AoE DPS.

E. Element-Focused Team Strategies

1. Mono-Element Teams

E.g., all Fire heroes—great synergy but vulnerable to counters.

2. Elemental Balance Teams

Mix Fire/Water/Earth so you can pivot.

3. Boss-Specific Elements

If boss is Water, bring Fire heavy. Adjust per encounter.

4. Dungeon Counter-Picking

If dungeon favours Dark resists, bring Light element heroes.

VI. Beginner Guide and Starting Strategy

If you’re just starting—this is your crash-course.

A. New Player Fundamentals

1. Tutorial Progression Overview

Complete the tutorial (often gives big rewards). Familiarize with UI and modes.

2. Initial Resource Allocation

Save premium currency (rubies/gems) for banners that match your desired heroes. Don’t burn all early on random pulls.

3. First Team Assembly

Pick one strong DPS, one tank, one support (or similar). Upgrade them first.

4. Beginner Mission Rewards

Missions often give free heroes, gear, currency—don’t skip them.

B. Reroll Guide for New Accounts

1. Why Reroll Matters

If you start with top tier hero(s), you’ll progress faster and enjoy more content earlier.

2. Best Starting Heroes

Pull heroes rated S tier in the list above—those will carry you far.

3. Quick Reroll Process

Start game, do initial summons (often free or cheap), if you don’t get desirable heroes, restart.

4. Reroll Efficiency Timing

Do this before you invest big time. Helps avoid wasted effort.

C. Efficient First Week Strategy

1. Priority Actions Overview

Complete story until you unlock major modes, do your daily login bonuses, claim gifts, do first upgrades.

2. Resource Management Tips

Don’t upgrade every hero. Focus on your core squad. Save resources for future.

3. Early Game Farming Focus

Use auto-battle or repeat stages to farm gear, experience, currency.

4. Rapid Progression Guide

Pick story chapters with best yield, use gear enhancement wisely, don’t neglect support heroes.

D. Common Beginner Mistakes

1. Spreading Resources Too Thin

Trying to level 10 heroes instead of 1–2 strong ones—bad idea.

2. Wrong Hero Investments

Upgrading a B-tier hero heavily instead of saving for S/A heroes is inefficient.

3. Poor Team Balance

All DPS with no healer/support = struggles in tougher content.

4. Inefficient Farming

Farming random stages instead of optimized ones means slower progress.

VII. Hero Enhancement and Transcendence System

As you progress, you’ll need to enhance heroes to stay competitive.

A. Transcendence Mechanics Explained

1. What Is Transcendence

Transcendence = hero breakthrough/upgrades beyond normal level cap.

2. Transcendence Level Unlocks

At certain levels (T2, T6 etc) new skills or stat boosts unlock.

3. Skill Enhancements at T2 and T6

Heroes get major upgrades at these milestones.

4. Cost and Resource Requirements

Transcendence cost is high—materials often limited, so choose carefully.

B. Enhancement Priority Guide

1. Which Heroes to Enhance First

Enhance your core squad (S/A tier) first rather than all.

2. Optimal Transcendence Order

Tank + DPS first, then support.

3. Critical Transcendence Milestones

Hitting T6 or similar often unlocks ultimate gameplay capabilities.

4. Long-Term Enhancement Planning

Have roadmap: upgrade gear, then transcend, then refine.

C. Skill Enhancement Benefits

1. Stat Increase per Enhancement

Each upgrade boosts key stats (attack, HP, defence).

2. Ability Upgrade Improvements

Skills gain extra effects, shorter cooldowns, stronger numbers.

3. Damage Scaling Benefits

Upgrading early yields huge returns in damage output.

4. Cost-Benefit Analysis

If cost is too high for low tier hero, maybe skip enhancement until later.

D. Amplify System Guide

1. Amplification Mechanics

Some system where you amplify hero beyond transcendence (maybe gear or awakenings).

2. Amplification Requirements

Special items, materials from endgame content.

3. Ultimate Amplification Strategy

Save big items for your best heroes.

4. Late-Game Enhancements

At very late game, refine gear/hero to elite status.

VIII. Equipment and Gear System

Gear matters just as much as hero tier, especially in harder content.

A. Equipment Basics and Slots

1. Four Gear Slot System

Typically heroes have slots (weapon, armor, accessory, maybe special item).

2. Equipment Rarity Tiers

Common → Rare → Epic → Legendary, etc.

3. Stat Priority by Hero

DPS: Attack/Crit; Tank: HP/Def; Support: Speed/Cooldown.

4. Gear Enhancement Levels

Gear can be upgraded to , +5, 0, etc; each stage gives better stats.

B. Equipment Enhancement Process

1. Upgrade Costs and Resources

Materials, gold, special gear stones needed.

2. Enhancement Success Rates

Some upgrades may fail or cost high.

3. Star Rating System

Gear might have star ratings—you eventually aim for high star gear.

4. Enhancement Material Farming

Know which stage gives best materials.

C. Seven Knights Gear Set Bonuses

1. Complete Set Effects

If you equip full set (e.g., weapon + armor + accessory), you unlock bonus effects.

2. Partial Set Bonuses

Even 2-piece bonuses matter; don’t wait for full set if you can get partial.

3. Optimal Set Matching

Match set to hero’s role. DPS gets one set, Tank a different set.

4. Role-Specific Gear Builds

Example: For Tank: HP+20% set + Def0% set. For DPS: Attack + Crit Damage set.

D. Gear Farming and Optimization

1. Best Gear Farming Stages

Typically there’s equipment dungeon/floor with highest drop rate.

2. Equipment Efficiency Tips

Upgrade older gear only when you have spare resources—ideal to schedule upgrades.

3. Stat Priority Allocation

Know which stats boost your hero most, don’t upgrade everything blindly.

4. Ultimate Enhancement Access

Endgame gear might require raid/legendary materials. Plan ahead.

IX. Progression and Farming Guide

Let’s talk how you move from newbie to endgame juggernaut.

A. Hero Leveling System

1. Experience Point Farming

Do story mode, farming dungeons, auto-battle where possible.

2. Leveling Speed Optimization

Focus on heroes you use; clear autofarms; use exp boosts.

3. Leveling Cap and Breakpoints

At certain levels you hit cap until you enhance or ascend.

4. Fodder Leveling Strategy

Use weaker heroes or fodder items to level your main heroes efficiently.

B. Ruby Farming Methods

1. Fodder Leveling for Rubies

Some games reward premium currency when you level heroes; this helps. (Review mentions rubies from leveling)

2. Key Resource Management

Rubies (premium), gold, materials—balance use.

3. Ruby Earning Strategies

Daily login, missions, events.

4. Free-to-Play Farming Route

Even if you don’t spend, you can gather enough rubies/resources to stay competitive.

C. Resource Acquisition Priorities

1. Gold Currency Farming

Used for gear upgrades, basic enhancements.

2. Equipment Material Gathering

Use stages that drop gear stones/materials.

3. Skill Book Collection

If game has skill upgrade books—farm them early.

4. Enhancement Material Sources

Late game enhancements often require rare materials—plan ahead.

D. Efficient Farming Stages

1. Adventure Map Optimization

Pick stages with best drop rate/time ratio.

2. Nightmare Stage Farming

Harder difficulty => better rewards but cost more resources. Choose based on your strength.

3. Equipment-Specific Stages

If you need gear, run gear dungeon rather than general stage.

4. Resource-Efficient Routes

Auto-battle/farming while offline where allowed; don’t waste stamina.

X. Game Modes and Content Types

One of the best things: there’s quite a variety of modes to keep you busy.

A. Adventure Story Campaign

1. Main Story Progression

Unlocks hero stories, modes, gives big rewards.

2. Chapter Completion Rewards

Often gives gear, resources, rubies.

3. Boss Encounter Strategies

Use what you learned in combat mechanics section.

4. Story-Locked Content

Some modes unlock only when story progressed.

B. Tower Climbing (Infinite Tower)

1. Tower Mechanics Overview

Climb floors, each gets harder; rewards increase.

2. Difficulty Scaling Strategy

Need stronger team, gear, better synergy as you climb.

3. Reward Progression

Higher floors = better rewards.

4. Tower Climbing Teams

Often you need high sustain + AoE DPS.

C. Raid Battle Content

1. Destroyer Gaze Raid Strategy

High-level raid requiring coordination/resilience.

2. OX King Raid Team Composition

Special raid with unique mechanics—tank + strong DPS + support critical.

3. Raid Boss Mechanics

Multi-phase, shield/break systems, counters.

4. Raid Reward Distribution

Unique gear, materials, maybe hero shards.

D. Arena and PvP Battles

1. Arena Ranking System

You build meta team and climb rankings for rewards.

2. Competitive Team Building

Focus on synergy, counters, speed.

3. Meta Arena Heroes

Heroes especially strong in PvP—might differ from PvE heroes.

4. Ranking Advancement Tips

Observe meta, adjust team, keep building.

E. Dungeon and Special Modes

1. Elemental Dungeon Challenges

Focus on specific element or enemy type.

2. Power-Up Dungeon Farming

Boost materials, maybe skill books.

3. Special Event Dungeons

Limited time content with special rewards.

4. Time-Limited Content

Engage when available—rewards often worth it.

XI. Gacha System and Character Summoning

This is the fun but also tricky part for many of us.

A. Gacha Mechanics Overview

1. Summoning Process

You use premium currency to pull heroes/shards/memory cards.

2. Drop Rate Structure

Legendary/SSR heroes low percentage; others higher.

3. Legendary Unit Probability

Expect low odds for top tier units.

4. Rate-Up Mechanics

During events, featured units have higher drop rate.

B. Pity System Explained

1. Hard Pity Threshold (200)

At X number of pulls you are guaranteed top-tier (depending on system).

2. Soft Pity Range (180+)

Odds increase as you pull more without top-tier.

3. 50/50 Guarantee System

If you fail featured unit you might get guaranteed next time.

4. Guaranteed Pull Strategy

Best to plan your pulls around banners you want.

C. Banner Types and Schedule

1. Legendary Banner Rotation

Big heroes rotate—catch the banners you prefer.

2. New Unit Banner Release

New heroes released periodically.

3. Rate-Up Duration

Limited time—worth saving for.

4. Future Banner Preview

Check announcements to prepare.

D. Summoning Strategy

1. When to Pull vs. Save

If your desired hero is not featured, save until banner appears.

2. Target Priority Selection

Pick hero that matches your team needs more than just “looks cool”.

3. Free-to-Play Summoning Budget

Don’t spend everything; maintain some for key banners.

4. Best Banner to Pull

Go for featured heroes, meta-relevant, or synergy with your team.

XII. Free-to-Play and Monetization

Let’s talk money: how to enjoy the game without burning cash—and when spending may make sense.

A. F2P Progression Viability

1. Free Hero Acquisition

Some heroes/events give free pulls.

2. Farmable Resources

You can grind for gold, gear, maybe hero shards.

3. Ruby Income for F2P

Daily, missions give premium currency—use wisely.

4. Long-Term Sustainability

Yes—if you focus and manage resources, you’ll stay competitive.

B. Premium Features

1. Power-Up Subscription Pack

There might be monthly packs—evaluate value.

2. Premium Pass Benefits

Some games offer battle pass style reward tiers.

3. Optional Purchases

Cosmetics, convenience items.

4. Value Assessment

Spend only if you are comfortable—don’t chase every hero.

C. Spending Strategy for Players

1. Light Spender Benefits

Spending small amounts when you want feature hero can be fine.

2. Key Regeneration Improvements

Sometimes packs boost resource regen—good value.

3. Progression Speed Impact

Spending accelerates progression but doesn’t always guarantee success if strategy is weak.

4. Cost-Benefit Analysis

Will the hero/set push your team significantly? Then maybe spend; else save.

XIII. Advanced Strategy and Meta Analysis

For those of you who want to push into endgame and optimize everything.

A. PvE Content Strategy

1. Story Mode Tactics

Clear story for unlocks; focus on optimizing team rather than brute force.

2. Raid Boss Strategies

Manage phases, bring counters, have reliable tank/support.

3. Tower Climbing Optimization

Use efficient squads, adjust as you climb.

4. Dungeon-Specific Planning

Tailor team per dungeon (element, boss mechanic).

B. PvP Arena Strategy

1. Defense Team Building

Pick team that counters meta—sometimes slower but resilient wins.

2. Offensive Team Composition

Fast burst comps to win quickly before opponent can respond.

3. Counter-Pick Strategy

Watch common meta, build heroes that counter them.

4. Ranking Advancement Tips

Change team per meta, study meta shift weekly.

C. Meta Analysis and Patches

1. Current Meta Overview

Look for heroes consistently appearing in top rankings.

2. Recent Balance Updates

Developers often buff/nerf; stay informed.

3. Hero Viability Shifts

A hero who was A-tier can become S-tier after update (and vice versa).

4. Competitive Rankings

Check leaderboards, community tier lists.

XIV. Events and Limited-Time Content

These are where you’ll often find the best rewards.

A. Seasonal Event Calendar

1. Event Schedule Overview

Monthly events, holiday events, special collabs.

2. Limited-Time Dungeons

Often yield rare materials or hero shards.

3. Special Event Rewards

Exclusive gear, costumes, memory cards.

4. Event Currency Systems

Events often have their own currency that you exchange for reward.

B. Collaboration Events

1. Partnership Campaigns

Maybe cross-with other IPs, special heroes.

2. Crossover Content

Unique skins, characters.

3. Limited Hero Availability

Some heroes only available during event or rerun.

4. Exclusive Rewards

Make events priority when live.

C. Daily and Weekly Challenges

1. Daily Mission Objectives

Login, clear stage, use feature hero—gives rewards.

2. Weekly Challenge Rewards

Big rewards for weekly progress—don’t skip.

3. Milestone Completion Bonuses

Tiered rewards for hitting milestones (e.g., clear x raids).

4. Reward Claiming

Some players forget to claim—make sure you don’t.

XV. Community and Resources

You don’t have to go solo—use community for help.

A. Official Game Resources

1. Official Website

Netmarble has dedicated site for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH.

2. In-Game Help Section

Tutorials, FAQs inside game.

3. Patch Notes Archive

Check updates for hero changes, event news.

4. Developer Announcements

Follow social media for banners, events.

B. Community Guide Databases

1. Wiki and Reference Sites

Lots of guides compiled for heroes, gear, tier lists.

2. YouTube Comprehensive Guides

Video walkthroughs for beginners & advanced players.

3. Reddit Community Discussions

Player feedback, real play experience.

4. Discord Server Links

Join guilds or global communities for help, co-ops.

C. Content Creator Resources

1. Popular Streamer Guides

Streamers who pull heroes, explain meta.

2. YouTube Channel Recommendations

Search for “Seven Knights Re:BIRTH beginner guide”, etc.

3. Video Guide Collections

Tier list videos, building guides, reroll walkthroughs.

4. Social Media Updates

Twitter, Instagram announcements.

XVI. Platform and Technical Information

A. Available Platforms

• iOS: App Store listing.

• Android: Google Play listing.

• PC: Either official PC client or mobile emulator support (depending region).

B. Account Management

• Link your account (Google, Apple, or social).

• Ensure progress saves in case you change device.

C. Performance and Optimization

• If your phone struggles, reduce graphics settings.

• Use WiFi rather than data for events.

• Keep game updated to latest version for bug fixes.

XVII. FAQ and Troubleshooting

A. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Best starting heroes? Aim for S tier heroes listed above if you’re lucky; if not, build a strong A tier team well.
Q: Do I need to reroll? It’s not mandatory, but if you want a strong head-start it can help.
Q: How fast can I progress? With good heroes + gear you’ll move through story quickly; endgame takes time.
Q: Should I spend money? Only if you’re comfortable and know what you’re aiming for—F2P is viable too.

B. Common Technical Issues

• Lag or stuttering? Lower graphics or use emulator.

• Server issues? Try switching server or check region release schedules.

• Account lost? Contact support with linked email/account.

C. Gameplay Questions

• How do I build team? Use the frameworks above.

• Which heroes to enhance first? Choose your core main team.

• What stats matter for gear? DPS: attack/crit; Tank: HP/def; Support: speed/cooldown.

XVIII. Conclusion and Next Steps

A. Starting Strategy Summary

• Complete tutorial and early missions

• Do some rerolls if you want a strong start

• Build a core team: one tank, one DPS, one support

• Focus resources on these core heroes

B. First Week Progression Checklist

• Claim login/daily rewards

• Clear story until key features unlock

• Stack premium currency (rubies) for first good banner

• Upgrade gear for your core heroes

C. Long-Term Learning Path

• Start building toward raiding, arena, tower climbing

• Upgrade team synergy, specific roles

• Participate in events regularly

D. Community Engagement Opportunities

• Join Discord, Reddit, watch YouTube guides

• Follow patch notes and hero balance changes

E. Staying Updated with Patches

• New heroes and balance changes shift meta; adapt your squad accordingly

• Listen to community feedback, tier list updates

Alright — that’s the full player-side deep dive on Seven Knights Re:BIRTH. If you follow this guide, you’ll be setting yourself up for smooth early progression, smart team building, and long-term success. See you on the battlefield—time to gather those Seven Knights and reclaim the world!