Welcome back to another Weekly Forum Highlight for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH. Following Taka, the second Night Crow hero, Orly, has finally arrived. She is accompanied by the new legendary hero Daisy, with pick-up summons for both currently live. Naturally, the official lounge is in a frenzy over these two additions, and everyone is debating how to best utilise them. Let’s dive into the week's community chatter and see what the buzz is about.

Orly and Daisy Simultaneous Pick-up Summon Launched

The first update of September has brought legendary heroes Orly and Daisy to the game at the same time. Since both have arrived together, you can participate in their pick-up summons and hero growth events concurrently. For those interested, you can secure one free copy of Daisy via the 'Invitation of the Red Butterfly' event. The conditions are simple: clear adventure mode 100 times to receive various resources, including gold and a 4-star Daisy.

The simultaneous release of these new heroes has kept the adventurers in the official lounge quite busy. Since the update details dropped, the community has been locked in a heated debate with no clear consensus yet. The current takeaway seems to be that Orly shows potential in Total War and Guild War, while Daisy is considered quite useful in the Uma-Wang raid.

To be fair, the developers were quite clear about the intended performance design of Daisy in their developer notes, and we are currently in the phase of testing those claims in real-time. The main point of contention is exactly what stat threshold is required to make Daisy viable for the Uma-Wang raid. While there is little disagreement regarding Daisy’s utility, the community remains divided over Orly.

Adventurers initially looked at the Arena, but the focus has since shifted toward Total War and Guild War. The initial assessment in the Arena focused on whether Orly could serve as a counter to the current meta-king, Platon, or perhaps even replace the unit entirely. Having found no definitive answer, the community has turned its gaze elsewhere. As we are currently in a preparation period for new seasons and upcoming rounds of content, we will have to wait a little longer for a final verdict on Orly's research.

Q. Biscuit's buff is targeting the wrong hero

The new hero Biscuit, released in the previous update, is making waves across various PvE content. Given the hero's versatility, there have been plenty of questions regarding the mechanics. A frequent topic—raised by adventurer 'Ganandanaara1'—involves the 'Equipment Reinforcement' skill targeting unintended units.

Equipment Reinforcement is a skill that grants a buff to the ally with the highest attack power. At 6-transcendence, the target count increases to two, significantly boosting the damage output of sub-dealers. The problem arises before reaching 6-transcendence, when the buff lands on a sub-dealer instead of the main dealer. This is particularly problematic in the Death Castle Siege, where the 'Taka - Jin' combination is popular. Despite Taka having higher attack power on paper, the buff often lands on Jin.

This phenomenon is caused by Jin's passive skill. Once in combat, Jin grants self a 31% physical attack boost, which often pushes Jin's attack power ahead of Taka’s for the first three turns. To fix this, you must adjust your equipment to increase Taka's attack or decrease Jin’s. In short, you need to ensure that Jin's base attack multiplied by 1.31 does not exceed Taka's attack power.

After running the numbers, you will find that Jin's attack is often much higher. This is a common issue stemming from the fact that Jin's base stats are quite high despite being easier to transcend. Alternatively, you could transcend Taka to catch up with Jin’s stats, or aim for 6-transcendence on Biscuit to increase the buff target count. However, both methods are quite costly in terms of rubies, so I would suggest simply letting Jin take the buff. Even if it is not the intended target, you can still hit a new high score in the siege. I recommend making the most of Jin rather than forcing extra transcendence.

20 Summon Tickets! '100-Day Anniversary Surprise Push'

The 100-day celebration for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH is slowly winding down, but there are still about 12 days left for the 100-day anniversary summons. To mark the occasion, 'CM May' has prepared a surprise push reward.

A total of 10 '100-Day Anniversary Summon Tickets' will be distributed twice over the coming weekends. The first distribution window is from September 6 to September 7, and the second is from September 13 to September 14. Rewards can be claimed via the in-game mailbox. Don’t forget these dates and make sure to log in to Seven Knights Re:BIRTH.

Easy for everyone to get stronger! 'Gandan'

After finishing the first season of Guild Wars, adventurers seem to be aligning based on their playstyles. Those who want to take Guild Wars seriously are heading toward top-tier guilds, while others are opting for more casual environments. Today, I am introducing the 'Gandan' guild, which leans toward the former. However, even those in the latter group can grow together if they have the right mindset.

Operating under the slogan 'Start simply, become strong in a flash!', the Gandan guild is recruiting members who are committed to steady growth. As the name implies, they focus on research to ensure results even with simple participation. Current requirements for entry are 500,000 points in Siege, Master rank in the Arena, and reaching Chapter 6 of Nightmare. Even if your current stats fall short, they value passion and potential, so the doors are open to anyone willing to grow. If you are interested, search for 'Gandan' in the Seven Knights Re:BIRTH official lounge and check out their recruitment post.

Guild Guardian 'Rachel'

Following the 'Beach Festival' theme, more Rachel costumes have been released in quick succession. This time, a Guild Guardian costume has been added to commemorate Season 2 of the Guild Wars. As a reward for those who achieved excellent results in the Guild Wars, the costume features ornate decorations that stand out. The red color, iconic to Rachel, blends perfectly and seems to elevate the prestige of the guild.

The outfit is inspired by the original Guild War-exclusive costumes from the classic Seven Knights. The developers noted that they focused on inheriting the original design while adding the distinct flair of Seven Knights Re:BIRTH. It is not sold for cash but can be purchased with 'Pendants of Glory' earned in Guild Wars, maintaining the tradition of the original reward system. Thanks to this, there are so many great outfits for Rachel that it’s becoming quite hard to choose which one to equip.