Stop spending reroll materials on equipment in Seven Deadly Sins: Origin immediately. Netmarble's Version 2.3 update, scheduled for October 28, introduces a dedicated Bonus Lock System for both Enchantments and Engraved Equipment. This feature lets you freeze top-tier bonus stat lines and roll only the remaining slots without paying extra material surcharges.

Why You Should Stop Rerolling Gear Before October 28

Under the pre-2.3 system, rerolling equipment randomizes every bonus stat line simultaneously. Trying to replace a single unwanted attribute forces you to risk all existing high-tier rolls on that item. Spending upgrade materials now carries a high probability of erasing rare modifiers such as critical strike rate, penetration, or elemental damage.

The Version 2.3 overhaul eliminates that risk by allowing you to retain strong lines while cycling only the affixes you want to replace. Holding your reroll tokens and currency until after maintenance ensures that every spent material permanently improves a piece rather than resetting prior progress.

FeaturePre-2.3 SystemVersion 2.3 Bonus Lock System
Reroll ScopeRandomizes all stat lines at onceRandomizes only unlocked stat lines
Roll RetentionRisks overwriting high-tier rollsFreezes desirable rolls permanently
Locking CostStat locking unavailableRequires zero additional material fees
Progression PacePure RNG gamble across all slotsStep-by-step stat refinement

How the Bonus Lock System Works

The Bonus Lock System allows you to toggle a lock on individual bonus stat lines before rolling:

  1. Identify a desirable sub-stat on an Enchanted or Engraved gear piece.
  2. Toggle the lock icon on that specific slot to protect it.
  3. Confirm the reroll command to cycle the remaining open slots while the locked line stays intact.

Crucially, locking stat lines incurs zero additional resource fees. Rerolling gear with locked slots consumes only the standard baseline materials. You are not penalized with escalating crafting costs for protecting preferred attributes while searching for secondary upgrades.

Rerolling Enchantment and Engraved Stats

Enchantments provide baseline combat modifiers, while Engraved Equipment serves as the endgame tier where stat optimization drives high-difficulty clears. Post-patch, both gear categories should be approached through iterative refinement rather than all-or-nothing rolling.

Post-Patch Reroll Sequence

  1. Evaluate initial attributes: Check whether an item already has one or two maximum-value or high-priority rolls suited to your character build.
  2. Lock primary keystones: Freeze core offensive modifiers, such as critical rate, primary damage attributes, or elemental multipliers, before spending any tokens.
  3. Cycle disposable slots: Reroll the remaining open slots to replace defensive, flat health, or non-matching stats.
  4. Evaluate lock allowances: As viable secondary lines appear, determine whether your remaining lock slots and currency reserves warrant freezing them or rolling further.

Pre-Patch Preparation Checklist

To capitalize on the Version 2.3 update as soon as servers reopen on October 28, shift daily gameplay toward resource preservation:

  • Halt all rerolls: Save all reroll tickets, tokens, and bound reroll currencies across your roster.
  • Keep partial gear bases: Do not dismantle or discard Enchanted or Engraved gear that holds one or two perfect rolls, even if the remaining lines are currently unusable.
  • Stockpile enhancement gold: Reserve general upgrade gold and crafting catalysts so you can immediately enhance perfected gear bases once you lock and finish their rolls.
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