Much like any other gacha title, Seven Deadly Sins: Origin features a system that lets players try for powerful characters right from the start. If you want an early advantage before your first major fight, there’s a method many players rely on. That method is called rerolling.
In this guide, we’ll break down what rerolling actually is, how it works in Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, and whether it’s really worth your time.
What is Reroll
Rerolling is the process of repeatedly starting a new account in a gacha game to use free beginner currency on summons, with the goal of pulling high-tier or rare characters (SSR/5-star) right at the beginning. This is usually most effective around a game’s launch, since new accounts often receive generous rewards from events, login bonuses, and redeem codes. These bonuses give you multiple chances to summon early without spending money.
In Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, rerolling follows the same idea, but there are a few key details that make it stand out. First, the base drop rate for SSR (5-star) characters is only 0.8%, which is quite low. That alone makes rerolling appealing if you want a strong start without relying on luck later.
Second, characters in this game are more flexible than in most gachas. Thanks to the weapon-swapping system, a single unit like Diane can fill different roles depending on her build. She can act as a damage dealer or shift into a more supportive role, making any strong pull more valuable over time.
That said, rerolling isn’t always the best approach. It can take a lot of time since you need to create a new account each attempt. On top of that, the game already provides a steady flow of summons as you progress, so many players prefer to simply play and build their roster naturally instead of restarting over and over.
How to Reroll in Seven Deadly Sins Origin
Now that you know what a reroll is, we’ll show you how to achieve the most efficient game start with it. While the mechanic itself is simple to understand, the steps you have to follow are somewhat specific, so keep reading our guide in order ensure an error-free experience for your gameplay:
- Create an account: Register your account on your preferred platform, such as Steam, Xbox, or mobile. Or sign in as a guest, if you’re playing on a smartphone/tablet.
- Progress the story: Play through the initial tutorial missions until you successfully unlock the Gacha (Draw) system. This usually involves following the guide Tioreh and completing the first set of quests.
- Summon for SSRs: These initial steps will net you a sizable reward in the form of summon currencies (Star Fragments). Use them all as soon as you unlock the gacha system to pull on exclusive or limited-time banners until you obtain a 5-star character.
- Evaluate and Repeat: If you do not obtain your target units, create a new account (mobile users can just clear data and sign-in as a guest again) and do the first three steps all over again.
- Begin your adventure: Once you are satisfied with your roster, stop the reset process and begin exploring the world of Britannia.
Now, you may have noticed that, despite its simplicity, rerolling in Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is quite time-consuming. Most players report that a single reroll attempt can take around 25–30 minutes, even if you know what you’re doing, and that doesn’t include account creation or resetting.
To save time during this process, it is highly recommended to skip all non-essential cutscenes and focus only on mandatory objectives. Mobile players also have an advantage, as they can use the “Sign in as a Guest” option, avoiding the need to create a new account each time, unlike PC and console players. Additionally, redeem codes can further increase your summon currency, so make sure to use them before pulling on banners.
Reroll Tier List for The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
When deciding which characters are worth keeping, the community focuses on units that offer long-term utility or high damage potential. Here are the current top picks:
SS Tier
- Meliodas: A Darkness-element powerhouse who deals massive damage. His versatility with different weapons allows him to excel in both single-target and group combat, while his out-of-battle skills allow him to double-jump and wall-run, facilitating map traversal.
- Jericho: A premier choice for Ice-element teams, acting as one of the best “Burst applicators” currently available in the game.
- Diane: An Earth-element damage dealer who scales with Defense, granting her an exceptional balance of survivability and offensive power.
- Elaine: A Wind-element unit who can petrify enemies and significantly boost the damage your team deals.
S Tier
- Mannie & Drake: While slightly weaker in direct combat, these characters are essential for efficient progression. Mannie highlights nearby Star Fragments on your map, while Drake reveals the locations of hidden treasure chests.
- King: A flexible character capable of healing and shielding teammates. His “Flight” ability is also highly useful for environmental navigation.
- Daisy: A support specialist who enhances the critical stats of Lightning-users and debuffs enemy defenses.
Any character other than those is more common and easier to pull, so they’re really not worth all the hassle of rerolling. Oh, and although Guila is an SSR character, you should avoid rerolling for her. You can get her as a reward on a later quest, so you can focus on other options.
Final Thoughts
Rerolling in 7DSO is a test of patience, but the rewards can be significant. Securing a versatile unit early on can make the early game much smoother and allow you to save resources for future banners.
More importantly, starting with a strong foundation lets you stockpile Star Fragments for fan-favorite characters like Escanor or Ban when they are released. While rerolling is not required to enjoy the game, it is one of the most effective ways to optimize your early experience.
