The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Raid Gearing and Stat Guide

To clear high-level subjugation battles and boss raids in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, prioritize Penetration over raw Attack on your primary damage dealer, equip the full Greed seven-piece set on a dedicated utility support, and build MP recovery on your enablers. High-tier raid bosses possess steep innate defense ratings that blunt flat attack scaling, making stat specialization across distinct squad roles essential for consistent clears.

Why Penetration Outperforms Raw Attack in Subjugation Raids

Endgame raid bosses feature heavy defense and damage resistance. When your main carry stacks flat Attack or broad damage percentages into these targets, damage falls off sharply due to armor mitigation.

Penetration bypasses a flat tier of boss defense, allowing base skill ratios and critical damage multipliers to deal unmitigated damage during stagger or vulnerability windows. Once your main carry reaches comfortable baseline Critical Rate thresholds, invest remaining offensive lines into Penetration on weapons and accessory enchants rather than pure Attack.

Target Role	Primary Stat Focus	Key Gear Sources	Tactical Function
Main Burst DPS	Penetration, Critical Rate / DMG	Weapon substats, ring enchants	Pierces high boss defense during burst phases
Secondary Enabler	Elemental Application, Energy Gen	Set bonuses, weapon substats	Applies debuffs and sets up vulnerability windows
Utility Support	Greed 7-Piece Set Bonus	Subjugation armor and accessory sets	Generates party utility and sustain from off-field
Sustain / Battery	MP Recovery, Skill Cycling	Accessory lines, defensive armor	Restores party energy to prevent rotation stalls

Equipping the Greed 7-Piece Set on Utility Supports

The Greed seven-piece set provides squad-wide resource generation, sustain, and stat amplification, but committing all seven equipment slots comes at the cost of personal damage affixes.

Never equip the Greed seven-piece set on your main damage carry. Placing this set on your primary attacker forfeits the offensive set bonuses and Penetration rolls needed to overcome raid defense. Instead, place the full seven-piece set on an off-field utility support whose primary purpose is buffing and team stabilization. This turns your support into a passive resource engine while leaving your carry free to stack purely offensive modifiers.

Managing Team MP and Skill Rotations

Extended boss fights frequently collapse when teams run out of MP midway through an enemy stagger phase. High-impact abilities drain large amounts of energy, and relying on basic attacks to rebuild reserves causes severe DPS downtime.

To maintain continuous skill rotations:

Equip MP recovery stats on rapid skill cyclers: Place energy regeneration accessories on supports who take the field frequently to cycle abilities and generate party particles.
Hold your carry in reserve: Only swap your primary burst dealer onto the field when their MP gauge is full and your enablers have active debuffs on the boss.
Avoid empty cooldown reduction: Stacking cooldown reduction without sufficient MP regeneration forces characters to idle when abilities come off cooldown without enough resource to cast them.

Structuring the Four Squad Roles

Avoid splitting sets or mixing incompatible roles across your characters. High-performance raid compositions divide tasks strictly between four specialized slots:

Main Damage Carry: Allocate all resources to Penetration, Critical stats, and elemental scaling. Disregard defensive and sustain substats entirely.
Buffer / Enabler: Equip vulnerability or debuff sets alongside moderate energy generation to prepare the boss for your carry's burst window.
Primary Utility Support: Equip the Greed seven-piece set to passively boost squad sustain and combat tempo without demanding active field time.
Sustain / Battery Support: Focus on maximum MP recovery, shields, or healing to keep the team healthy and guarantee skill uptime.

Common Gearing Mistakes to Avoid

The most frequent progression mistake in subjugation content is splitting gear sets to chase higher combat power numbers. A high display combat rating built from mixed, disjointed pieces will consistently underperform compared to a lower-rated character with complete set synergy.

Additionally, avoid investing into flat Attack when your damage falls off against late-game bosses. If your carry's strikes fail to pierce boss armor thresholds, additional Attack scaling yields diminishing returns. Reallocate those substats into Penetration and rely on your supports to handle resource generation.