How to Reroll in Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
Rerolling in 7DS Origin works a bit differently from most gacha games. You can't just delete your account and start over — there's a 30-day cooldown on account deletion. Instead, the fastest method is cycling through different platform accounts. Each reroll takes about 15-20 minutes once you get the hang of it.
This guide covers the exact steps, which characters to target, what to avoid, and when to stop rerolling.
Do NOT delete your account to reroll. 7DS Origin has a 30-day account deletion cooldown. If you delete your account, you'll be locked out of that platform for an entire month. Use the multi-platform method described below instead.
Reroll Steps (Multi-Platform Method)
Start a new account on one platform
Use Steam, Google Play, Apple ID, or PlayStation. Each platform counts as a separate account, so you get 4 attempts before you need to do anything fancy. On PC, you can also use BlueStacks Multi-Instance Manager to run multiple accounts in parallel.
Skip all cutscenes and rush through the prologue
You'll play as Tristan & Tioreh finding the Star Book. Skip every cutscene — you can always watch them later. This is the biggest time saver. Skipping vs. watching adds 15-20 minutes per run.
Complete the gacha tutorial
The tutorial walk-through gives you Slader for free as your third character. He's a decent Fire/Physics DPS that will carry you through early content.
Push to Liones City and unlock your mailbox
Keep doing the main story until you reach Liones City. This unlocks the mail system where pre-registration rewards, event rewards, and free pulls may be waiting.
Collect everything and pull
Grab the mail and event rewards currently shown on your account. Reward totals and redeem-code availability change, so verify them in game. Before spending, confirm the current pickup name and end time; do not assume an older rate-up is still active.
Evaluate your pulls
Compare roles rather than relying on an old tier snapshot: look for one damage option plus sustain, support, or control. Use the target examples below as starting points and verify the current roster in game.
Time per reroll: ~15-20 minutes if you skip all cutscenes. You get 4 clean attempts (one per platform) before needing workarounds like BlueStacks instances. Most people land a good account within 2-4 tries.
Reroll Targets — Who Should You Keep?
A damage-focused character plus a sustain or control option, such as King, Jericho, or Elaine. Treat this as a practical early-game baseline, not a current ranking claim.
One useful damage character, or a damage-and-sustain pair such as Jericho + King. Current pickup availability and rankings must be checked in game before deciding whether to keep rolling.
Any 2 of: Jericho, King, Diane, Elaine, Drake, Manny. Two previously recommended characters can provide a workable story baseline. Do not plan around an expired rate-up banner.
Only pulled characters already available through current events, only B-tier or lower characters, or zero SSRs. Try the next platform.
Free Characters You Get Without Pulling
These characters are given to every player. Factor them into your reroll decisions — there's no reason to aim for a character you're getting for free.
Tioreh
Pre-registration reward
Fire/Wind support with Combustion debuff. Decent early-game character. You start with her.
Slader
Gacha tutorial reward
Fire/Physics DPS with a big ultimate. Your third character. Solid enough for story progression.
Guila
Event reward
Fire DPS with Demon Form transformation. Check current event availability before spending pulls. Do NOT pull for her on the gacha.
Redeem Code Check
Check the game's official notices and redeem-code menu before rerolling. Codes and reward quantities can expire or change; this guide does not label an unverified code as currently available.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Pulling for characters currently available from events
If a character is available from current event rewards, pulling them from the gacha wastes SSR pity.
Deleting your account to reroll
There's a 30-day cooldown on account deletion. You'll be locked out of that platform for a month. Use the multi-platform method instead.
Ignoring Drake and Manny
They're not just combat characters — Drake reveals treasure chests and Manny reveals Star Dust Fragments on the map. Having one of them makes exploration and resource farming way faster.
Assuming an old redeem code still works
Verify current codes and rewards in the official notices before including them in your reroll budget.
Skipping the Path of the Hero missions
These missions give significant early gear and resources. They're easy to overlook in the quest log but they make a real difference in your early power level.
Rerolling for hours chasing a perfect start
Pull counts and character availability change. Set a time limit, compare the roles you obtained, and avoid chasing an unverified tier list.
After Your Reroll — Early Game Priorities
1. Push the main story. Story progression unlocks features, areas, and gives Star Memory (pull currency). This is your primary focus for the first several hours.
2. Complete Path of the Hero. These are essentially guided upgrade missions that give you specific gear and resources. They're designed to walk you through the upgrade systems.
3. Explore with Drake or Manny in your party. If you pulled either of them, always have them in your active party when exploring. Their map reveal passives are invaluable for collecting resources you'd otherwise miss.
4. Don't spread your resources thin. Focus on upgrading 3-4 characters, not all of them. Your main DPS should always be your top priority for upgrades.
5. Save pulls for characters you actually want. If you already have the current pickup character, consider saving rather than assuming details of a future banner. Use our pity calculator to plan how many pulls you'll need.
Check how many pulls you need for the guaranteed rate-up character.