Seven Knights Re:BIRTH is currently celebrating its 300th day since launch, while simultaneously running a collaboration with 'Solo Leveling'. Thanks to this content-heavy crossover, we have seen a noticeable surge in new players. For those of you who have been lurking and waiting for a reason to return, there is no better time than now; the game is practically throwing summon tickets and selector tickets at you upon your first login.

The problem, of course, is that with so many items handed to you at once, it is easy to get overwhelmed. From legendary hero selectors to setting up your hero summon wish list and prioritising content, the choices feel endless. That is why we at KookminTree have put together this content navigator. If you are still finding your feet in Seven Knights Re:BIRTH or have yet to set a long-term growth goal, use this as your guide.

From coupons to crossovers! Grab your rewards

Enter the 300th-day coupon for 300 'Hero Summon Tickets'

If you are a new adventurer, you have likely opened your mailbox during the tutorial. It is packed with items from launch rewards to those distributed during the recent 'Live Broadcast'. You might not know what they do yet, but don't overthink it—just hit 'Claim All' and stash them away.

As of March 25, there is a special 300th-day coupon code to claim. On the PC version, go to the settings menu, navigate to the 'Account & Terms' tab, and click the coupon button. Enter 'SKRE300BIRTH' to claim your loot. For iOS users, 'Coupon Entry Page' is where you need to be. You will need to copy your UID from the 'Account & Terms' tab and paste it into the field provided.

The highlights here are the '★4 Legendary Accessory Selector' and the 300 'Hero Summon Tickets'. You will also find 30 'Pet Wish Summon Tickets', 'Shining Skill Enhancement Stones', 30 'Essences of Chaos', and 3 million Gold. All are essential, so keep them safe.

Recommended Heroes for Adventure: 'Freya, Lu Bu, and Kyle'

Most of these items will end up in your 'Bag - Consumables'. Feel free to keep them until you get comfortable, but I strongly recommend using that 'Legendary Hero Selector' immediately to speed up your progression. You can pick almost any hero except for the new ones from the Solo Leveling event. If you are struggling to choose, go with Freya, Lu Bu, or Kyle.

All three are excellent at 'fodder grinding'—the bedrock of your progression in Seven Knights Re:BIRTH. They are also your go-to main damage dealers for PvE content like Adventures or the Tower of Infinity. To elaborate, Freya is perfect for magic-based parties, while Lu Bu and Kyle excel in physical teams. You will eventually need to build both types, so keep that in mind.

By now, you should realise that your main goal is clearing Adventure stages, specifically aiming for 14-50. Once you clear that, you will unlock Nightmare difficulty and the endgame 'Heavenly War'. Make sure to run your 'Growth Expedition' alongside your main questing.

Prioritise 'Solo Leveling' during the event period

When you hit a wall in the main story, take a detour to the Solo Leveling event. While we usually preach focusing solely on main content, these limited-time rewards are too good to ignore.

Start by watching the story, then grind 'Challenge Stages A and B'. You might ask, 'How much should I clear?' There is no one-size-fits-all answer, as it depends on your needs and the event shop, but most veterans aim to clear out the limited stock items first.

To clear the shop, you will need about 50,000 'Hard Chitin Exoskeletons'. Since 'Challenge Stage A 6' gives you 100 per run, you are looking at 500 clears. You can do your fodder grinding here as well. Whenever a new scenario event drops, use it for grinding.

Also, check the 'Event - Collab Event' menu for attendance rewards, growth missions, and special tasks. Participating in these will net you more summon tickets. If you collect enough to max out the rare-grade collab heroes 'Yoo Jinho' and 'Lee Joohee', you will be in a great spot.

Mastering Hero Growth: 'Rubies, Elements, and Equipment'

The foundation: 'Fodder Grinding'

Now, let's talk about building your heroes. You need Rubies and Gold, but you do not need to farm them separately; fodder grinding does both. This is why we call it the foundation of the game.

Every time a hero reaches level 30, you get 20 Rubies. You need experience to level them, which you get from clearing adventures using Keys. Using your natural daily Key regeneration is the core of this loop.

Reinvesting those Rubies to buy more Keys can lead to a net gain up to a certain point. Even if you hit a point of diminishing returns, the extra Gold and accessories are worth it. If you want to grow fast, buy as many keys as you can.

Growth Dungeons: The essential path for evolution and potential

Most heroes start at 4 stars. To evolve them to 6 stars, you need Elements of the corresponding type. You find these in Growth Dungeons. There are six types: Fire, Water, Earth, Light, Dark, and Gold (which gives you gold, surprisingly).

Aim for floor 15 for maximum rewards. Each dungeon has specific gimmicks, so if you are stuck, check the 'Clear Info' button to see what other players are using. From floor 11 onwards, you also get 'Inner Embers', which are crucial for Potential Enhancement.

If you are stuck on party compositions, refer to KookminTree's 'Seven Knights Re:BIRTH Recommended Party' database. It covers everything from dungeons to raids and guild content.

Raid Equipment: Elevating your power

Heroes matter, but your gear defines their performance. Since Transcendence also relies on gear stats, you need to grind those raids consistently.

Raids consume Keys, but if you have 'Raid Entry Tickets', they get priority. With 15 'Bonus Gear' chances across all three bosses, you will have a decent set in no time.

Raids require a deeper understanding of mechanics. You will need specific heroes, particularly a strong main damage dealer. 'Shane, Pascal, and Espada' are your MVPs here, and 'Biscuit' is an essential support. Biscuit is irreplaceable in PvE and useful in guild content, so add them to your wish list.

You can get these three heroes via the current 'Raid Expedition' missions. These missions are designed to guide you through raids, and they shower you with summon tickets and skill stones to help you build your party.

PvP and PvE content for when you have time to spare

PvP pillars: 'Arena and Total War'

The Arena is your basic PvP mode. Tickets recharge every 20 minutes, and you can hold up to 10. Don't worry if you hit the cap; as a new player, you have more important things to do. Focus on progression first, and dip into the Arena when you have downtime.

You get 'Medals of the Victor' regardless of whether you win or lose. At a certain rank, you can net 20,000 medals a month, which is exactly what you need to buy a '4-Star Legendary Accessory Box' from the shop. Any leftovers can go towards skill stones or extra keys.

Total War is the pinnacle of PvP, where you field up to 5 teams of 25 heroes. It is a great way to measure your growth, but it has a high barrier to entry. Take your time to refine your teams before diving in.

No entry cost: 'Trial Tower and Tower of Infinity'

These towers cost nothing to enter and offer heaps of Gold, Keys, and heroes. Since they can be time-consuming, save them for when you want to power through several floors at once.

Prioritise the Trial Tower. It resets periodically, offering a chance to grab Rubies, summon tickets, and fancy profile frames for your efforts.

Save the Tower of Infinity for your downtime. It is tough, but it rewards you with legendary heroes and older Seven Knights characters. For the higher floors where enemies are absolute tanks, a magic-based party with 'Melcure, Reginleif, and Freya' is your best bet. Also, the collab character 'Cha Hae-in' is a beast here with her paralysis and debuff removal.

For the ambitious: 'Siege Defense, Advent Expedition, and Guild War'

Once you know the ropes, join a guild. Serious guilds look for high scores in Siege Defense and Advent Expedition. These modes test your understanding of combat mechanics, which is why potential members are vetted based on these scores.

You will need specific heroes here, again focusing on Biscuit and your best damage dealers. Biscuit is universal—if you want to master PvE, make sure they are built.

Your first goal in Siege Defense is 1 million points per castle to max out your 'Siege Defense Medals'. You can trade these for high-value items like 'Seven Knights Summon Tickets'.

When you have extra time, try 'Heavenly War and Mini Games'!

Once you are deep into the endgame, try the Heavenly War. This includes server-wide arena content. It sounds intimidating, but you get rewards regardless of the outcome, so do not be afraid to participate.

Mini games are located under the Collection menu. You get two free entries at 9 AM daily. Currently, it is just a memory game, but more are coming. Use the 'Roulette Coins' you earn to spin for keys, summon tickets, and gold. It is a nice way to clear your head.