For the first month in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, focus on unlocking systems, stabilizing one main team, and building Shared Mastery and weapons instead of spreading resources thin. Treat everything as phases: early story unlocks, then controlled exploration and targeted farming.
Week 1: Unlock core systems and learn the game
- Push main story
- Progress the yellow main quests until: fast travel, dungeons/instances, co‑op/boss content, and basic traversal (warps, gliding, etc.) are unlocked.
- Don’t grind low‑level side content; use story to open the world and core menus first.
- Learn combat and switching basics
- Practice hero switching, Tag Skills, and perfect dodges using CM Kurono’s combat tips and early tutorials.
- Aim for a basic rotation: skills → Tag swap → more skills → ultimates, rather than holding one hero on field.
- Start light exploration
- In each new area, grab nearby warp points, a few chests, and obvious collectibles while following the main quest.
- This gives early materials and avoids being under‑geared without needing long free‑roam sessions.
Weeks 1–2: Lock in your core team and Mastery
- Choose a 3–4 hero core
- From your starting roster and early pulls, pick: one main DPS, one support/healer, and one breaker/secondary DPS (plus a flex fourth if you like).
- MuMu and BlueStacks both warn that upgrading too many heroes early creates resource bottlenecks; commit to a small core.
- Prioritize Hero Growth & Shared Mastery
- CM Kurono’s Growth Edition explains that Mastery Growth boosts stats account‑wide and unlocks more weapon types as Mastery level increases.
- Spend early growth materials on:
- Leveling and enhancing your core heroes.
- Raising Shared Mastery so you hit key thresholds (for example, extra weapon slots when Mastery reaches certain levels).
- Use dailies and early dungeons smartly
- Always clear daily tasks and limited‑entry growth dungeons for hero EXP, weapon mats, and gold; they are the best early value per minute.
- Ignore low‑impact side stuff until these are done each day.
Weeks 2–3: Structured exploration and resource farming
- Adopt a balanced loop each session
- BlueStacks recommends balancing story, exploration, and combat:
- Do dailies and growth content first.
- Then explore one “ring” around your current warp points for chests and collectibles.
- Target high‑value exploration
- Prioritize:
- Treasure chests and Star Fragments marked on maps/interactive tools.
- Easy side quests and POIs around Liones and early regions that reward mats and currency.
- Start serious boss/co‑op runs
- Once your main trio is stable, use weekly/daily boss entries to farm specific ascension and enhancement materials.
- Learn boss patterns so you can clear on‑level instead of over‑leveling, saving time and resources.
Weeks 3–4: Deepen builds and expand weapons
- Upgrade weapons and Burst synergy
- Netmarble and third‑party guides highlight weapons as a major power source; many 4–5★ weapons have strong Burst‑related passives.
- For each core hero, focus on:
- One primary weapon type (e.g., Axe/Greatsword for DPS, Staff or Sword & Shield for support).
- Enhancing at least one good weapon to a comfortable level before spreading mats around.
- Expand via Shared Mastery unlocks
- As Mastery rises, unlock additional weapon types per hero and experiment with one or two alternative builds (e.g., a control‑oriented loadout versus pure DPS).
- Only do this once your main loadouts feel strong; don’t cripple your primary builds to dabble in too many weapon trees.
- Gradually add secondary heroes
- Start investing lightly in extra heroes only when:
- Your main trio can comfortably clear daily/weekly content.
- You need specific roles for bosses or co‑op.
Long‑term habits after the first month
Once this first‑month roadmap is in place:
- Keep daily/weekly checklists as non‑negotiable: login rewards, daily missions, growth dungeons, and key weekly challenges.
- Use spare time on exploration passes in new regions to keep resources flowing and unlock more warps and POIs.
- Treat new banners and events as optional accelerators, not the core of your progression; your stable account comes from Mastery, weapons, and a well‑built main team.
This focus, story unlocks, a tight core team, Shared Mastery, solid weapons, and structured exploration, gives you a strong, sustainable Origin account by the end of your first month without needing no‑life grind.
