The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin — Beginner's Guide
Getting started in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is an open-world action RPG, so your early hours are about learning how exploration, story progress, and character growth feed into each other. Don't rush past the tutorial sections — they unlock the systems you'll rely on later.
Your core loop in the opening days looks like this:
- Follow the main story to unlock features, regions, and reward chests at a steady pace.
- Spend stamina/energy daily on the activities that grant the most growth materials.
- Complete daily and weekly tasks, which are usually the best return on your time.
- Explore the open world for chests, collectibles, and side content that hand out free resources.
First goals that matter
Focus your early effort where it compounds. A practical order of priorities:
- Push the main quest until your account level and key systems open up.
- Build one solid team rather than spreading materials thinly across many characters.
- Invest upgrade materials into characters you actually use, not every unit you pull.
- Save your premium pulls until you understand which characters fit your team.
Getting attached to a single shiny character early can stall you. A balanced team that covers damage, survivability, and support will clear content far more reliably than one over-invested unit.
Common beginner mistakes
A few habits cost new players time and resources:
- Spreading resources too thin across too many characters.
- Ignoring dailies and weeklies, which quietly add up to large rewards.
- Rushing the story while skipping the systems each chapter unlocks.
- Spending premium currency impulsively before you have a plan.
Treat your premium currency (Star Memory) as something to save toward a clear goal. Read the currency guide before making any purchase, and lean on free events and login rewards while you learn the game. Steady, focused progress beats chasing every new thing at once.