Look, let's be honest. The guild that used to comfortably sit at the very top of the Siege Warfare category in Seven Knights Re:BIRTH—known to all as Siege Warfare—has decided to rebrand as BungBungDan for this latest tally. They changed the name, sure, but they are still stubbornly hogging the number one spot. Down below the podium, however, things got properly chaotic. One particular guild made quite the spectacle by leaping a staggering six spots upwards.

From Siege Warfare to BungBungDan

※ Siege Warfare is based on the Top 30 by day of the week, while the Descent Expedition is based on the Top 20.

As we just mentioned, the former Siege Warfare guild now operates under the banner of BungBungDan. Perhaps due to some internal spring cleaning, their score dropped by roughly 200 million compared to last time. Even so, they comfortably kept the runner-up, RingDan, at bay with a solid lead of about 300 million points, successfully defending their crown.

Unlike the rather uneventful top three, positions four through twelve saw some serious shuffling. In this chaotic bracket, Senabusinessclub rocketed all the way from twelfth to sixth place in a single bound. Demolition and JournyNe each climbed a single rung, while Platinum stepped up by three. Quite a few guilds showed explosive growth here, and frankly, it makes you wonder just how far they plan on sprinting.

The interim tally for the Descent Expedition threw a bit of a curveball. Usually, BungBungDan tends to casually stroll into first place even in the mid-rankings, but this time, the Work guild snatched the top spot. They recorded a score roughly double that of any other guild out there. It will be quite the spectacle to see if they can actually hold their ground in the final Top 20 chart. For the record, BungBungDan is currently parked in fifth place.

A ranker belonging to RingDan spotted on the individual rankings

Here are the individual score rankings for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH in the third week of September. Following last week's dominance by a ranker from Yeopa, this time someone from RingDan managed to muscle their way into the individual Top 10. Meanwhile, MEGAMINE from the Yeopa camp climbed from tenth up to sixth. Also, now that the Siege Warfare guild has rebranded to BungBungDan, we have caught wind of their members sneaking specific words into their character names. Expect most of these familiar names to look rather different by the next tally.

Week 3 of September Siege Warfare Results by Day of the Week

These are the daily results for Seven Knights Re:BIRTH Siege Warfare in the third week of September. Monday's Siege Warfare score, which stubbornly held at 400 million for two consecutive weeks, has slipped back down into the 300-million range. Furthermore, aside from Podina Castle on Tuesday, the first-place scores across all Siege Warfare days took a nosedive. We suspect this might be due to some internal roster housekeeping alongside the free sweeps.

On a somewhat separate note, Podina Castle's team compositions have remained practically frozen since the arrival of Nata, leaving scores thoroughly stagnant. This trend is likely to hold steady until a shiny new hero drops who can actually shake things up in Podina Castle.

This Week's Siege Warfare Pick

Seonran has caused quite the seismic shift across both PvE and PvP ever since making an entrance. While everyone expected dominance in PvP, not many players honestly thought Seonran would find a cozy home in PvE as well. Nowadays, Seonran serves as the absolute backbone for physical Siege Warfare and has proudly wedged a way into the Descent Expedition Destroyer composition. This is all thanks to Seonran's exclusive buff, Advantage. When Seonran is attacked by an enemy with lower attack power, the attacker gets slapped with a debuff that reduces defense by 36% and increases the miss chance by 60%. Savvy players are even leveraging this in teams anchored around Shane, where damage scales directly with the number of debuffs.

While the absolute peak score composition for Sunday's Siege Warfare involves slotting in the old Seven Knights hero Pie, we decided to swap in the remarkably versatile Seonran instead. With a Tier 6 transcendent awakened Seonran, we managed to pull off a score hovering around 6 million. That was mostly possible because Seonran's base stats are just downright formidable. Empowered by the buffs from Awakened Heavania, basic attack weak point critical strikes were hitting for around 110,000 damage.

Lately, everyone has managed to get their hands on Pie, but for players who have just dipped their toes into the game, trying to nurture both Seonran and Pie at the same time is a rather heavy financial and resource burden. Besides, at Tier 6 transcendence, Seonran stacks the Demon Face buff three times right at the start of battle, automatically triggering Shadowless Flying Sword the moment round two kicks off. That means you can breeze right through without fumbling around with manual skill reservations. It might not be the absolute ceiling in terms of scoring, but we genuinely hope this serves as a handy reference for newcomers just getting their bearings in Seven Knights Re:BIRTH.