It is time for another guild interview, where we get to meet the dedicated adventurers who have banded together in 'Seven Knights Re:Verse'. The real charm of 'Seven Knights Re:Verse' lies in the moment your grind finally pays off. Through consistent 'jjol-jak' (fodder farming) to stock up on resources and spending them wisely, you can conquer any content the game throws at you. Furthermore, you can even aim for a spot on the competitive leaderboards. It is that rewarding sense of progress—that even if it takes time, you will eventually hit your goal—that makes 'Seven Knights Re:Verse' so compelling.

The guild we are showcasing today has mastered this philosophy to gun for the top ranks. They focus on helping members choose where to invest their resources, sharing the best hero-building know-how, and growing as a unit. It is the kind of guild where, whenever a member succeeds, you are reminded of the old saying, 'a dragon rising from a small stream.' Let us dive into the success story they have forged through sheer effort.

Aiming for the Top 100 in Guild Content: The 'Success' Guild

Q. Could you give us a brief introduction to your guild?

A. Greetings! 'Success' is a guild focused on free-to-play and low-spending players, aiming to stay within the top 100. We are a group that wants to enjoy 'Seven Knights Re:Verse' together for the long haul.

Q. When was the guild founded?

A. Having grown up with the original Seven Knights, I was counting down the days until the May 15 launch. I started with high expectations, but I didn't initially plan on starting a guild. That changed when I saw my girlfriend, who started playing with me, really enjoying it, so I decided to set one up.

Q. That sounds like a humble beginning for such a large operation.

A. Precisely. For the first two weeks, 'Success' just operated with open recruitment. But then I thought, 'If we are going to do this, let's do it properly.' I set strict joining requirements and opened a chat room to run things officially.

Q. What is the origin of the guild name?

A. I assume everyone had a game they played before 'Seven Knights Re:Verse', as there are so many good ones out there! I actually ran a guild called 'Success' in a previous game, so I just brought the name over. It carries a positive vibe—'everything will go well, we can do it, we won!'—and I think it resonates well with everyone.

Q. How do you promote your guild?

A. We mainly use the official lounge. Since establishing our entry requirements, we have recruited there exclusively, and we intend to keep it that way. Thanks to the interest from the community, we sometimes even hit the 'hot posts' section. It’s a real shame that we are capped at 30 members, so we cannot accommodate everyone.

Q. What is your key selling point for recruitment?

A. As the name suggests, 'Success' is a place where we show that you can actually succeed. We prove that even free-to-play or low-spending players can hit the top ranks, and we share all our secrets to get there. We maintain systematic operations and consistent scores in Siege Warfare to stay within the top 100. Most importantly, we value hard work. If you are here to play consistently and want to feel a sense of achievement, this is the place.

Q. What is the guild's unique charm?

A. Since our operations are based on the vice-guild leader, who is purely free-to-play, our members really empathize with the struggles of low-budget progression. Because it requires so much effort, we attract people who are diligent across all content. Aiming for the top 100 requires structure, which naturally led to a culture where members voluntarily share strategies. Thanks to that, our Siege Warfare scores are on a steady upward trajectory.

Q. Who are you looking for when recruiting new members?

A. When a spot opens up, we usually look for applicants slightly above the guild average. Currently, our baseline is an average of 300,000 points in Siege Warfare, but for new recruits, we prefer those capable of 500,000 or more.

All Siege Battles S-Ranked, Successfully Landing 87th!

Q. What are your recent Siege Warfare scores and ranks?

A. We achieved S-rank in all Siege Battles on June 25, and set a personal goal of 300,000 points. We have maintained S-rank or higher ever since, and for Jave and Spike on Friday and Saturday, we reached 87th and 92nd place, respectively.

Q. Which Siege Warfare is your specialty?

A. The first one we got to SS-rank was the Monday 'Guardian's Castle.' However, we missed the top 100 by a hair, so it isn't much of a record. In that sense, I would say the 'Ancient Dragon's Castle' with Jave is our true specialty. We use a simple setup: Taka as the main dealer, protected by Yui, Rachel, Evan, and Pung-yeon.

Q. Does 'Success' have any special tips for Siege Warfare?

A. The main point is to leave the first and second waves to your sub-dealers if possible. First, save your main dealer's skills for the final wave and clear the early stages with sub-dealer skills to avoid dragging out the turns.

If your damage is too low and you have to burn turns, using the main dealer's skill on the first wave is an option. However, you must optimize your skill rotation so the cooldown finishes by the time you reach the final stretch. I recommend Vanessa, Yeonhee, or Espada for magic damage, and Jin or Pung-yeon for physical damage as sub-dealers. Once you reach the final wave, be careful with the order: use supporter buffs first, then launch your full assault.

Q. Which hero do you rate the highest in Siege Warfare?

A. Excluding the obvious choices like Lina and Vanessa, I have to pick the Rare hero Pung-yeon. Performance-wise, Pung-yeon rivals Legendary heroes like Taka or Bidam. If your Legendary heroes have low transcendence levels, Pung-yeon is much more stable. Since Pung-yeon can be used on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday—days vulnerable to physical attacks—investing in this hero keeps you covered for three out of seven days. Once you have finished building a main dealer like Taka, Pung-yeon can easily fill the sub-dealer role.

Pung-yeon is also versatile in other content. You can use this hero for freeze immunity in Nightmare difficulty stages 6 or 9, or as a 'joker pick' in Total War where you need to form five parties.

Q. What is the guild's consensus on recently added heroes?

A. Yeonhee is a powerhouse who excels in everything. Whether it's adventure, the Arena, Siege Warfare, or the Infinite Tower, Yeonhee is basically considered essential by our members.

Opinions on the newest hero, Melkior, are a bit split. Some of us have Melkior at 6-transcendence and are still on the fence, while others feel that anything less than 2-transcendence is disappointing. Still, those who have high-transcendence Yeonhee or Vanessa agree that Melkior definitely opens up more strategic options.

How Melkior's Release Shifted the Arena Meta

Q. What rank are your Arena-focused members?

A. As the guild leader, I have the highest rank. My main party is jokingly called 'Tae-poor,' an attack deck centered around a high-transcendence Teo. I set Yeonhee’s 'Eternal Slumber' to trigger first, then finish with Teo's skills. Since I rely heavily on those heroes, I set up effect resistance as a balancer. For the others, I focused on attack speed rather than set effects.

Recently, I have been testing Juri instead of Ace to leverage the 'Death' effect. It’s compatible with Yeonhee's attack speed gear, which is nice. However, it struggles immensely against defense decks.

Q. The Arena meta has changed with the release of Melkior.

A. I don't use Melkior myself, but I can feel the shift. The number of defense decks—my biggest weakness—has dropped significantly. Thank you, Melkior!

Q. What does 'Success' think of the three 'Old Seven Knights' heroes?

A. First, if you use Teo as your main dealer like I do, Pai is essential. With great tanking and buffing abilities, Pai is considered the best value for money. Rosie is just as good, but the real strength is versatility. Rosie can fit into any party setup, making this a truly universal hero.

As for Juri, I want to shout, 'Day N of hoping for a buff!' I will keep using Juri, but I sincerely hope my guild members avoid pulling Juri from their Infinite Tower Floor 200 rewards!

Q. How far have your guild members progressed in Adventure content?

A. Two of us, including myself, have finished Nightmare 14-30. Most members are currently tackling stage 11, and everyone has been in the Nightmare stages for a while now. We mostly use Yeonhee, Teo, and instant-death parties customized for each stage. We put Teo in team 1 and Yeonhee in team 2, then swap in status-effect immune heroes as needed.

When status immunity is required, we use a 2-transcendence Knox for the taunt, and for boss segments, we go with an instant-death deck—a defense deck based on Kris and Knox.

Q. How about the Infinite Tower?

A. The guild average for the Infinite Tower is around floor 150. We have 9 members who have cleared floor 200, and among the Old Seven Knights they have pulled, we have 2 Pais, 4 Rosies, and 3 Juris.

Q. Which hero is currently rated best for PvE?

A. Pascal, who shines in the 'Steel Predator' Raid. Since equipment sets are vital in 'Seven Knights Re:Verse', farming the Raid is a must, and there is no replacing Pascal as the main dealer there. I am grateful that we can get such an essential hero as a 50-day login reward. Pascal is also a staple for Sunday's Siege Warfare, making this hero extremely useful in many areas.

May Our Success Story Spread Far and Wide

Q. Which content is the guild most focused on right now?

A. Even though it isn't out yet, everyone is buzzing about Guild War. The rewards are expected to be better than Siege Warfare, which is why there is so much hype. In the meantime, we are keeping busy with Siege Warfare. We are even adding each other as friends to practice for the future Guild War, and we are keeping tabs on each other's Arena ranks and decks to prepare.

Q. What is the goal for the 'Success' guild going forward?

A. We want to secure a more stable position in the rankings and become a guild that 'Seven Knights Re:Verse' adventurers will remember.

Q. Is there anything you would like to see in 'Seven Knights Re:Verse'?

A. I really enjoyed the 'Sena-ri Connect' broadcast! The simultaneous release of Rin and Karma, guaranteed Legendary accessories, roulette rewards, and the 'Sena Month' coupons were all impressive. The simultaneous release of the Four Lords and Old Four Lords was such a fresh, unexpected turn. The response to Rin’s release in the guild was massive—we called it a 'genius move' pickup. Everyone is having a 'happy crisis' managing their Rubies. (Laughs)

The part where they spun the roulette live was hilarious, too. We started the 'Sena Month' with generous broadcast rewards, and I am really looking forward to getting Rin through the coupon rewards. I hope they address the lingering issues like fodder shortages and minor bugs, and I look forward to more great communication-based operations.

Q. Any final words for your guild members?

A. To all my 'Success' members: thank you for trusting and following me. Let’s keep having fun and push toward the top ranks together!