7DS Grand Cross Game Modes Overview: PvP, Raids and Guild Bosses

The main 7DS Grand Cross game modes fall into four groups: story and stages, where you progress and farm; PvE bosses, led by Demonic Beasts and raid-style fights; PvP, through the Normal and Elite (Geared) brackets of the Fight Festival arena; and Knighthood content, including the weekly Knighthood Boss you fight with your guild. On top of these, limited events rotate constantly with their own stages, bosses and exchange shops. Knowing what each mode rewards helps you spend stamina and time where your account needs it most.

This guide gives an overview of every major mode in The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, what each one is for, and which deserve your attention at each stage of the game.

How 7DS Grand Cross Game Modes Fit Together

Grand Cross modes feed each other. Story and stages unlock features and give materials, bosses provide awakening and gear materials, PvP rewards your team's strength, and Knighthood adds weekly rewards and shop currency. Most modes run on stamina or entry limits, so choosing where to spend them is as important as clearing them. A clear daily routine for stamina, tasks and resets keeps every mode moving without waste.

Story and Stages

The main story is where every account starts:

• Story chapters move you through the world and unlock most other modes and features.
• Stages can be replayed to farm gold, experience and upgrade materials.
• Side stories and hero stories add extra rewards and background for specific characters.

Story difficulty climbs steadily, and the card-based combat becomes more demanding later on. If a chapter stalls you, the problem is usually team composition or card use rather than raw power, which is why understanding card ranks, combos and Ultimate Moves pays off from the very first chapters.

Demonic Beasts and Raid Bosses

Demonic Beasts are the core PvE boss content and the main source of awakening materials:

• Red Demon and Gray Demon are the introductory pair and teach the attribute counter system.
• Crimson Demon is the first real difficulty step.
• Howlex and Bellmoth are mid-to-late demons with gimmicks that reward specific counters.
• Albion and later raid-style bosses are endgame fights with higher team requirements.

Each demon has entry limits and several difficulty tiers, and its materials unlock awakening for different heroes. Every demon, its rewards and the teams that clear it are worth knowing before you plan your weekly runs.

Alongside demons, Grand Cross also runs other boss modes and challenge content, such as boss battles and tower-style trials, which reward specific materials and test particular team setups.

PvP: The Fight Festival Arena

PvP in Grand Cross is split into two brackets:

• Normal PvP (Ungeared): equipment stats are switched off, so hero level, awakening, costumes and Ultimate Move levels decide matches. It is where everyone starts.
• Elite PvP (Geared): unlocks once you reach a set tier in Normal PvP. Equipment stats count in full, so gear substats can decide matches between similar teams.

Both brackets use promotion and demotion between tiers across a season, with rewards based on where you finish. Elite PvP pays more but demands much stronger gear. Before you move up, it helps to understand how Geared PvP works, from defense teams to rewards.

Knighthood Content 

The Knighthood is Grand Cross's guild system, and it has its own modes:

• Knighthood Boss: a weekly cooperative fight against a shared boss with a large health pool. Members contribute damage over the week for shared rewards.
• Knighthood coins and shop: contributions earn currency for a dedicated shop with useful materials.
• Knighthood perks: active knighthoods unlock bonuses that help every member.

A strong knighthood makes progression noticeably smoother, since its weekly rewards add up over time. How the Knighthood Boss, coins and perks work shows what an active knighthood is worth.

Events

Events run almost constantly and often offer some of the best rewards in the game:

• Event stages and bosses with their own currency.
• Exchange shops, where event currency buys diamonds, materials and sometimes heroes.
• Collaboration and anniversary events with limited heroes and bigger reward pools.
• Login and mission events that give free rewards for regular play.

Because event currency usually expires when the event ends, it pays to know the main event types and how their exchange shops work, so you spend it before it disappears.

Which Modes to Focus On

Early game:

1. Push the story to unlock features.
2. Clear Red and Gray Demon daily.
3. Start Normal PvP for weekly rewards.
4. Join an active knighthood as soon as you can.

Mid game:

1. Move up to Crimson, Howlex and Bellmoth demons.
2. Build a focused team for PvP.
3. Contribute to the Knighthood Boss every week.
4. Clear events before their shops close.

Late game:

1. Farm raid-style bosses for top-end awakening.
2. Compete in Elite PvP with fully geared teams.
3. Use events and knighthood shops to fill gaps in your roster.

Getting Started

If you are new to Grand Cross, understanding how heroes, diamonds and teams fit together makes every mode easier to approach. For accounts, diamonds and services in one place, the 7DS Grand Cross market brings them together.

If you want a stronger roster for endgame modes, you can browse 7DS Grand Cross Accounts, hand daily stages and events to a player through 7DS Grand Cross Hourly Services, or clear demons and PvP goals faster with 7DS Grand Cross Boosting.

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