Look, let us be honest—the battle for the top spot between 'Twilight' and 'Demolition' in the integrated Siege Battle rankings for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH (hereafter SKRB) is getting proper spicy. Their positions have flipped for two weeks running now. Since both guilds have a history of sitting comfortably at the very top, this back-and-forth scoring war is quite the spectacle. Plus, a ranker from a completely different guild has managed to sneak into the individual rankings, gatecrashing what was supposed to be a Siege Battle exclusive party. Let us dive into the details below.

The 'Twilight' and 'Demolition' Rank Swapping Routine

※ Siege Battle metrics are based on daily TOP 30, while Descent Expedition data covers TOP 20.

Here are the TOP 20 rankings for the SKRB Siege Battle and Descent Expedition for the second week of September. While 'Siege Battle - Rindan - Indomitable' managed to hold their ground, Twilight and Demolition swapped places once again. They literally traded places just last week, and now it has flipped right back after a mere seven days. Meanwhile, the 'Platinum' guild—a frequent fixture in past rankings—has finally clawed its way back into the TOP 20. Re-entering straight at number 10 suggests they spent their time away properly regrouping.

Over in the Descent Expedition final results, the 'Assassination' guild, which was lingering down at 11th in the interim results, managed to scrape through and secure 20th place. Aside from a few heavyweight guilds, most of those spotted in the mid-term count failed to retain a spot in the final TOP 20, so props to Assassination for showing some genuine grit. Here is hoping they keep up the good form in the next tally. On top of that, the 'New Moon' guild has popped back up in the Descent Expedition rankings after a brief hiatus. With new blood and returning veterans both on the rise, the next season is shaping up to be an absolute bloodbath.

The 'Aftermath' Interrupting the 'Siege Battle' Monopoly

Take a gander at the SKRB individual score rankings for the second week of September. For the first time in what feels like ages, a ranker from an outside guild has elbowed their way into the TOP 10, which was previously an exclusive club for Siege Battle locals. That would be 'MEGAMAINE' from the 'Aftermath' guild. While their ranking took a hit last week due to missing out on some Siege Battle TOP 100 cutoffs, they showed up to every single Siege Battle this time around and pumped their scores through the roof. That dedication earned them a thoroughly deserved spot in a ranking otherwise dominated by Siege Battle guilds. Whether they can hold that position or climb even higher in the next tally remains to be seen, but it is certainly one to watch.

Week 2 of September Daily Siege Battle Results

These are the daily SKRB Siege Battle results for the second week of September. Guardian's Castle saw a slight score bump after finally smashing past the 400 million mark, and Podina's Castle followed suit with rising scores. However, Friday's Ancient Dragon's Castle and Saturday's Frozen Castle both took a bit of a dip in their scores. One has to suspect that a few rankers might have gotten a bit too comfortable and burned their free sweeps on Friday and Saturday.

This Week's Siege Battle Pick

Guardian's Castle has recently broken its previous score ceilings thanks to a fresh team composition featuring the Old Seven Knights member 'Jury'. Thanks to the recent 'Adventurer's Path' missions, literally everyone can now get their hands on an Old Seven Knights hero, making this setup a fair bit easier to cobble together. That said, Jury's damage output swings wildly depending on RNG, which hurts the consistency just a touch. Because of this, plenty of rankers are still sticking to the classic composition: 'Biscuit - Evan - Nata - Lina - Miho'. By swapping Jury out for 'Lina', you get a permanent 'crit damage boost' alongside a handy 41% defense reduction and a 28% damage increase buff. Unlike Jury's unpredictable cooperative attacks, Lina provides rock-solid support, significantly raising your damage floor. If you fancy consistent numbers over coin-flips, try slotting Lina in instead of Jury for your next run.