Party Guide - How to Build Team for Adventure & Farming

Team party guide for Seven Knights Re: Birth. Includes best party members list, farming team compositions, adventure team formations, group placement, team-building tips, and more.

Early Game Guide

Party Building Tips

Party Formation Elements

Party formation consists of five elements: Heroes, Pets, Formations, Skill Queue, and Equipment. Auto-formation is fine in the early game, but once you get used to it, try building a party based on your available units and the dungeon's characteristics.

Balance Hero Types in Your Formation

Type	Features	Recommended Number
Attack	High attack power Physical attacker. HP and Defense are low.	0-3 Heroes
Magic	High attack power Magic attacker. HP and Defense are low.	0-3 Heroes
Defense	High HP and Defense tank. Attack power is low.	1 Hero
Support	Supporter with relatively high HP and Defense. Attack power is somewhat low.	1 Hero
Universal	Balanced between attack and defense.	0-3 Heroes

Heroes have types, and each type has different characteristics. The composition may vary slightly depending on the dungeon, but the basic formation is to include one Defense type and one Support type, then fill the remaining slots based on your available units and the dungeon.

Note!	A Hero's type can be identified by the icon displayed near the Rank stars. You can also filter by type on the Team Formation screen.

Prioritize High-Rarity Pets in Early Game

Pets are stronger the higher their rarity (Legendary > Rare), so prioritize high-rarity pets in the early game. Once you're more experienced, it's ideal to build around pets that provide Physical/Magic/All Attack, Defense, or Crit Rate Boosts, depending on the dungeon.

Switch to Attack/Defense Formations Once You Have More Heroes

Formation Types and Effects

Formation	Lv. 20 Effect Recommended Use
Basic Formation	Front Row (2 Heroes): Defense +13% Back Row (3 Heroes): Attack +8% - Until you have a solid roster in the early game - When you have 3 attackers
Balance Formation	Front Row (3 Heroes): Defense +8% Back Row (2 Heroes): Attack +13% - Until you have a solid roster in the early game - When you want to further increase attacker damage
Attack Formation	Front Row (1 Hero): Defense +26% Back Row (4 Heroes): Attack +6.5% - Use when your roster is more complete - When one Defense Hero can tank all the damage - For formations with many attackers - When you want to maximize damage (e.g., in Castle Rush)
Defense Formation	Front Row (4 Heroes): Defense +6.5% Back Row (1 Hero): Attack +26% - Use when your roster is more complete - For farming, place a Hero with an AoE attack in the back row - When you want to make one attacker extremely powerful - For formations with many supporters

In formations, the Front Row is more likely to be attacked. In the early game, the easy-to-use Basic and Balance Formations are recommended.

Once you have more Heroes and can create a balanced team with various types, try using the Attack and Defense Formations.

Recommended Placement for Each Hero Type

Type	Recommended Placement
Attack	Back Row
Magic	Back Row
Defense	Front Row
Support	Front Row/Back Row
Universal	Front Row/Back Row

Generally, it's recommended to place Attack and Magic types in the Back Row, and Defense types in the Front Row. Place Universal types according to your team's needs.

Support types have relatively high Defense and low attack, making them suitable for the Front Row, but they are sometimes placed in the Back Row to ensure they can continue supporting without being defeated.

Set Up Skill Queue Before Battle

You can queue up to three skills in advance. By using a defensive skill first, or by stopping the enemy's movement with status effects like Stun or Freeze, you can fight even if there's a slight power difference. It's also recommended to defeat them all at once with a wide-range, high-damage skill.

Prioritize High-Rank Equipment

Example Recommended Equipment Effects for Each Hero Type

Type		Example Recommended Equipment Effects
Attack		- Physical Attack Boost - All Attack Boost - Crit Rate Boost - Crit Damage Boost
Magic		- Magic Attack Boost - All Attack Boost - Crit Rate Boost - Crit Damage Boost
Defense	Support	- HP Boost - Defense Boost - Block Rate Boost
Universal		- If an attacker, recommended equipment for Attack/Magic types - If a supporter, recommended equipment for Defense/Support types

Equipment is equipped from the Hero information screen, not the party formation screen, so be sure to equip it beforehand. Higher Rank equipment tends to be more powerful, so it's recommended to prioritize equipping it, but using the Equip Recommeded feature is fine in the early game.

Example Party Formations for Each Formation Type

Basic Formation (2 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack	Ariel Magic Attack	Rachel Physical Attack

The Basic Formation is effective when placing three attackers in your party. It's a good idea to primarily use this formation until your early-game roster is established.

Balance Formation (3 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack Sub-DPS	Ariel Magic Attack Main DPS	Rachel Physical Attack Main DPS

The Balance Formation is effective when you want to disperse attacks more, such as when your tank or healer gets defeated in the Basic Formation.

Also, since the Attack Boost per Back Row Hero is higher than in the Basic Formation, it's a viable option if you get a particularly high-damage Hero early on.

Attack Formation (1 Front Row)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack	Ariel Magic Attack	Rachel Physical Attack

The Attack Formation, as its name suggests, specializes in offense, concentrating attacks on a single Front Row Hero. This formation is effective when you have a strong, well-leveled tank, or when you want to increase your party's damage output, like in Castle Rush.

Defense Formation (4 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack Sub-DPS	Ariel Magic Attack Sub-DPS	Rachel Physical Attack Main DPS

In the Defense Formation, four Heroes with increased Defense can disperse incoming attacks, making your Heroes harder to defeat. It's suitable for boss battles where you want to make one powerful attacker even stronger, or when you need to focus on durability.

Note!	When leveling up through Repeat Battle, you can level efficiently by using the Defense Formation, placing a high-damage attacker in the Back Row, and filling the four Front Row slots with the Heroes you want to level up. It's not just a formation for wars of attrition!

Example Party Formations for Dealing with Status Effects

Burn Immunity Party (Fire Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer Burn Immunity	Ariel Magic Attack Burn Immunity	Lania Magic Attack Inflicts Freeze	Spike Physical Attack Inflicts Freeze

For a Burn Immunity party, it's recommended to include either Yui or Ariel. Since you only need one of them in the formation, if you have Yui, you can replace Ariel with another attacker for a smoother clear.

Freeze Immunity Party (Water Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Lania Magic Attack Freeze Immunity	Chloe Support Unable to Recover	Rei Physical Attack Inflicts Poison

An example of a Freeze Immunity party is shown above. In situations where you need additional support like Unable to Recover, you might end up with a party formation that includes two Support Heroes.

Stun Immunity Party (Earth Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank Stun Immunity	Yui Healer	Rachel Physical Attack Inflicts Burn	Snipper Physical Attack Inflicts Burn	Nia Magic Attack

Evan, whom you get at the start of the game, has Stun Immunity, so you just need to form a party with one healer and three attackers from your roster. If you don't have Rachel, it's a good idea to include a different debuffer.

Shock Immunity Party (Light Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Chloe Support Shock Immunity	Joker Magic Attack Multi-hit Attack	Rachel Physical Attack Debuff

An example of a Shock Immunity party is shown above. This formation uses two Support types for Shock Immunity and healing, leaving two slots for attackers.

Death Immunity Party (Dark Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Leo Support Death Immunity Inflicts Bleed	Chloe Support Debuff Removal	Bi Dam Physical Attack Inflicts Bleed

An example of a Death Immunity party is shown above. In battles where Debuff Removal is not necessary, you can replace the Debuff Removal slot with an attacker or a debuffing support.

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Early Game Guide	Player Rank (Adventurer Skill) Guide	Power Up Guide
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Hero Per Specialty

By Grade
Legendary					Rare					Uncommon					Common
By Max Star Rank
6★					5★					4★					3★
Per Type
Attack				Magic				Defense				Support				Universal
By Attack-Type
Physical										Magic

Legendary Characters

Seven Knights
Rudy	Rachel	Eileene	Spike
Jave	Kris	Dellons	Vanessa
Seven Knights of the Old
Fai	Rosie	Juri	Secret
Secret	Secret	Secret
Apprentice Priest
Mercure	Colt	Platin	Secret
Secret
Four Lords
Ace	Rin	Secret	Secret
Four Lords of Old
Teo	Yeonhee	Karma	Secret
Night Crow
Taka	Orly	Secret	Secret
Secret
Hidden Masters
Klahan	Secret	Miho	Secret
????
Silvesta
Adventurer
Velika
Terra
Rook	Chancellor	Alice	Aragon
Biscuit
Holy Cross Crusaders
Ruri	Nia	Espada	Shane
Sieg
Shadow Clan
Ballista
Purgatory
Knox
Moonlit Isle
Lina	Daisy
Eastern Aisha
Yu Shin	Bi Dam
Sanctuary of Darkness
Pascal

Rare Heroes

Evan	Karin	Ariel	Bane
Heavenia	Hellenia	Karon	Catty
Chloe	Jane	Jupy	Joker
Sylvia	Jin	Snipper	Sera
Noho	Victoria	Black Rose	May
Yui	Yuri	Lania	Li
Lucy	Rei	Asura	Soi
Feng Yan	Cleo	Sarah	Hokin
Rahkun	Leo

This article provides tips and examples for party building in Seven Knights Re:Birth. It covers party formation tips, recommended placements, and example formations for dealing with status effects in Seven Knights Re:Birth. Use this guide to help with your party formations.

Early Game Guide

Party Building Tips

Party Formation Elements and Tips

Party formation consists of five elements: Heroes, Pets, Formations, Skill Queue, and Equipment. Auto-formation is fine in the early game, but once you get used to it, try building a party based on your available units and the dungeon's characteristics.

Balance Hero Types in Your Formation

Type	Features	Recommended Number
Attack	High attack power Physical attacker. HP and Defense are low.	0-3 Heroes
Magic	High attack power Magic attacker. HP and Defense are low.	0-3 Heroes
Defense	High HP and Defense tank. Attack power is low.	1 Hero
Support	Supporter with relatively high HP and Defense. Attack power is somewhat low.	1 Hero
Universal	Balanced between attack and defense.	0-3 Heroes

Heroes have types, and each type has different characteristics. The composition may vary slightly depending on the dungeon, but the basic formation is to include one Defense type and one Support type, then fill the remaining slots based on your available units and the dungeon.

Note!	A Hero's type can be identified by the icon displayed near the Rank stars. You can also filter by type on the Team Formation screen.

Prioritize High-Rarity Pets in Early Game

Pets are stronger the higher their rarity (Legendary > Rare), so prioritize high-rarity pets in the early game. Once you're more experienced, it's ideal to build around pets that provide Physical/Magic/All Attack, Defense, or Crit Rate Boosts, depending on the dungeon.

Switch to Attack/Defense Formations Once You Have More Heroes

Formation Types and Effects

Formation	Lv. 20 Effect Recommended Use
Basic Formation	Front Row (2 Heroes): Defense +13% Back Row (3 Heroes): Attack +8% - Until you have a solid roster in the early game - When you have 3 attackers
Balance Formation	Front Row (3 Heroes): Defense +8% Back Row (2 Heroes): Attack +13% - Until you have a solid roster in the early game - When you want to further increase attacker damage
Attack Formation	Front Row (1 Hero): Defense +26% Back Row (4 Heroes): Attack +6.5% - Use when your roster is more complete - When one Defense Hero can tank all the damage - For formations with many attackers - When you want to maximize damage (e.g., in Castle Rush)
Defense Formation	Front Row (4 Heroes): Defense +6.5% Back Row (1 Hero): Attack +26% - Use when your roster is more complete - For farming, place a Hero with an AoE attack in the back row - When you want to make one attacker extremely powerful - For formations with many supporters

In formations, the Front Row is more likely to be attacked. In the early game, the easy-to-use Basic and Balance Formations are recommended.

Once you have more Heroes and can create a balanced team with various types, try using the Attack and Defense Formations.

Recommended Placement for Each Hero Type

Type	Recommended Placement
Attack	Back Row
Magic	Back Row
Defense	Front Row
Support	Front Row/Back Row
Universal	Front Row/Back Row

Generally, it's recommended to place Attack and Magic types in the Back Row, and Defense types in the Front Row. Place Universal types according to your team's needs.

Support types have relatively high Defense and low attack, making them suitable for the Front Row, but they are sometimes placed in the Back Row to ensure they can continue supporting without being defeated.

Queue Defensive, Status Effect, and High-Damage Skills

You can queue up to three skills in advance. By using a defensive skill first, or by stopping the enemy's movement with status effects like Stun or Freeze, you can fight even if there's a slight power difference. It's also recommended to defeat them all at once with a wide-range, high-damage skill.

Prioritize High-Rank Equipment

Example Recommended Equipment Effects for Each Hero Type

Type		Example Recommended Equipment Effects
Attack		- Physical Attack Boost - All Attack Boost - Crit Rate Boost - Crit Damage Boost
Magic		- Magic Attack Boost - All Attack Boost - Crit Rate Boost - Crit Damage Boost
Defense	Support	- HP Boost - Defense Boost - Block Rate Boost
Universal		- If an attacker, recommended equipment for Attack/Magic types - If a supporter, recommended equipment for Defense/Support types

Equipment is equipped from the Hero information screen, not the party formation screen, so be sure to equip it beforehand. Higher Rank equipment tends to be more powerful, so it's recommended to prioritize equipping it, but using the Equip Recommeded feature is fine in the early game.

Example Party Formations for Each Formation Type

Basic Formation (2 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack	Ariel Magic Attack	Rachel Physical Attack

The Basic Formation is effective when placing three attackers in your party. It's a good idea to primarily use this formation until your early-game roster is established.

Balance Formation (3 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack Sub-DPS	Ariel Magic Attack Main DPS	Rachel Physical Attack Main DPS

The Balance Formation is effective when you want to disperse attacks more, such as when your tank or healer gets defeated in the Basic Formation.

Also, since the Attack Boost per Back Row Hero is higher than in the Basic Formation, it's a viable option if you get a particularly high-damage Hero early on.

Attack Formation (1 Front Row)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack	Ariel Magic Attack	Rachel Physical Attack

The Attack Formation, as its name suggests, specializes in offense, concentrating attacks on a single Front Row Hero. This formation is effective when you have a strong, well-leveled tank, or when you want to increase your party's damage output, like in Castle Rush.

Defense Formation (4 Front Row)

Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Front Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Karin Healer	Snipper Physical Attack Sub-DPS	Ariel Magic Attack Sub-DPS	Rachel Physical Attack Main DPS

In the Defense Formation, four Heroes with increased Defense can disperse incoming attacks, making your Heroes harder to defeat. It's suitable for boss battles where you want to make one powerful attacker even stronger, or when you need to focus on durability.

Note!	When leveling up through Repeat Battle, you can level efficiently by using the Defense Formation, placing a high-damage attacker in the Back Row, and filling the four Front Row slots with the Heroes you want to level up. It's not just a formation for wars of attrition!

Party Formations for Countering Status Effects

Burn Immunity Party (Fire Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer Burn Immunity	Ariel Magic Attack Burn Immunity	Lania Magic Attack Inflicts Freeze	Spike Physical Attack Inflicts Freeze

For a Burn Immunity party, it's recommended to include either Yui or Ariel. Since you only need one of them in the formation, if you have Yui, you can replace Ariel with another attacker for a smoother clear.

Freeze Immunity Party (Water Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Lania Magic Attack Freeze Immunity	Chloe Support Unable to Recover	Rei Physical Attack Inflicts Poison

An example of a Freeze Immunity party is shown above. In situations where you need additional support like Unable to Recover, you might end up with a party formation that includes two Support Heroes.

Stun Immunity Party (Earth Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank Stun Immunity	Yui Healer	Rachel Physical Attack Inflicts Burn	Snipper Physical Attack Inflicts Burn	Nia Magic Attack

Evan, whom you get at the start of the game, has Stun Immunity, so you just need to form a party with one healer and three attackers from your roster. If you don't have Rachel, it's a good idea to include a different debuffer.

Shock Immunity Party (Light Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Chloe Support Shock Immunity	Joker Magic Attack Multi-hit Attack	Rachel Physical Attack Debuff

An example of a Shock Immunity party is shown above. This formation uses two Support types for Shock Immunity and healing, leaving two slots for attackers.

Death Immunity Party (Dark Particle Dungeon)

Front Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row	Back Row
Evan Tank	Yui Healer	Leo Support Death Immunity Inflicts Bleed	Chloe Support Debuff Removal	Bi Dam Physical Attack Inflicts Bleed

An example of a Death Immunity party is shown above. In battles where Debuff Removal is not necessary, you can replace the Debuff Removal slot with an attacker or a debuffing support.

Related Seven Knights Re: BIRTH Articles

▶Back to Top Page

Ranking Articles

Ranking Articles
Best Hero Tier List	Reroll Tier List

Recommended Articles

Articles To Check
How To Reroll Fast?	Leveling & Ruby Farming Guide	Daily Things to Do
For Early Game
Early Game Guide	Player Rank (Adventurer Skill) Guide	Power Up Guide
Equipment Powerup	Pet Guide	Formation Guide
Guild Guide	Party Guide	Debuff Types Guide
Lists
All Characters	Voice Actor List	Statuses and Effects

Hero Per Specialty

By Grade
Legendary					Rare					Uncommon					Common
By Max Star Rank
6★					5★					4★					3★
Per Type
Attack				Magic				Defense				Support				Universal
By Attack-Type
Physical										Magic

Legendary Characters

Seven Knights
Rudy	Rachel	Eileene	Spike
Jave	Kris	Dellons	Vanessa
Seven Knights of the Old
Fai	Rosie	Juri	Secret
Secret	Secret	Secret
Apprentice Priest
Mercure	Colt	Platin	Secret
Secret
Four Lords
Ace	Rin	Secret	Secret
Four Lords of Old
Teo	Yeonhee	Karma	Secret
Night Crow
Taka	Orly	Secret	Secret
Secret
Hidden Masters
Klahan	Secret	Miho	Secret
????
Silvesta
Adventurer
Velika
Terra
Rook	Chancellor	Alice	Aragon
Biscuit
Holy Cross Crusaders
Ruri	Nia	Espada	Shane
Sieg
Shadow Clan
Ballista
Purgatory
Knox
Moonlit Isle
Lina	Daisy
Eastern Aisha
Yu Shin	Bi Dam
Sanctuary of Darkness
Pascal

Rare Heroes

Evan	Karin	Ariel	Bane
Heavenia	Hellenia	Karon	Catty
Chloe	Jane	Jupy	Joker
Sylvia	Jin	Snipper	Sera
Noho	Victoria	Black Rose	May
Yui	Yuri	Lania	Li
Lucy	Rei	Asura	Soi
Feng Yan	Cleo	Sarah	Hokin
Rahkun	Leo