7DS Origin Spending Guide 2026 – Best Bundles & Star Memory Packs

If you're only buying one thing this month, get the Liones Supply Cart ($4.99). It hands you 600 Star Memory plus 300 Star Fragments up front, then drips another 170 Star Fragments a day for 28 days, which adds up to roughly 5,060 Star Fragments total for less than the price of a coffee. After that, Hawk Pass Plus and the Weapon Selection Bundle round out the early must-buys, while most of the Mission Bundles can wait.

How Spending Actually Works in 7DS Origin

Britannia runs on a few different currencies, and knowing which one actually pulls characters matters more than people expect when they first open the shop. Star Memory is the premium currency bought only with real money, and it mostly unlocks premium shop items rather than doing the pulling itself. The currency that actually summons heroes is Star Fragments, which you get either by exchanging Star Memory or by grinding quests, exploration, chests, and events. On top of that, every real-money purchase quietly earns Loyalty points, a cashback-style currency you can later spend in the shop on its own rewards.

There's also Gold for gear upgrades and crafting, and further up the ladder you'll run into Hero Pick-Up Draw Tickets, Regular Draw Tickets, and Stigmata Crystalloids, all of which come from spending Star Fragments or from event rewards rather than from direct purchase.

 

Star Memory Packs: What You Actually Pay

Before touching any bundle, it helps to know the baseline exchange rate. Here's the current lineup of direct Star Memory purchases:

Pack	Price	LDshop Price	Contents
120 Star Memory	$0.99	$0.74	120 SM (+120 bonus SM on first purchase)
600 Star Memory	$4.99	$3.81	600 SM (+600 bonus SM on first purchase)
1,900 Star Memory	$14.99	$11.88	1,900 SM (+1,900 bonus SM on first purchase)
3,800 Star Memory	$29.99	$23.00	3,800 SM (+3,800 bonus SM on first purchase)
6,200 Star Memory	$49.99	$38.13	6,200 SM (+6,200 bonus SM on first purchase)

The first-purchase doubling bonus is worth planning around. Since it only applies once per denomination, most players get better long-term value by making their single largest planned purchase during that first buy rather than spreading it across several small top-ups later.

 

The Bundles Actually Worth Buying

Liones Supply Cart – Top Priority

At $4.99, this is the best value item in the entire shop right now. You get 600 Star Memory, 300 Star Fragments, and 59 Loyalty immediately, and then 170 more Star Fragments every day for 28 days. Add it all up and you're looking at roughly 5,060 Star Fragments total from a single $4.99 purchase, which is why guides across the community consistently flag it as the first thing to buy after starting the game.

The Journey Begins Bundle – Cheapest Path to Pick-Up Tickets

For $9.99, this one-time bundle gets you 10 Hero Pick-Up Draw Tickets plus 30 Premium Mastery EXP and 125 Loyalty. It's the most cost-efficient way to grab pulls on a featured banner early on, and compared to the pricier Special Hero Pick-Up bundles, you're only giving up a small amount of Mastery EXP for a noticeably lower price.

SSR Weapon Selection Bundle – Best for New Players

At $0.99, this is close to a no-brainer for anyone still in the early game. It lets you pick one SSR weapon type (Dual Swords, Grimoire, or Lance) directly, which smooths out damage output long before you'd naturally craft or pull an SSR weapon on your own. It's a one-time purchase per account, so there's no reason to skip it.

 

Recurring and Weekly Bundles Worth Tracking

Once you're past the early one-time offers, a handful of repeatable bundles are worth checking regularly if you're planning to spend on an ongoing basis rather than just once.

Bundle	Price / Cost	Limit	Best for
Cube Key Bundle	$4.99	5x per month	Gear farming, boss/dungeon runs
Mastery Growth Bundle 1	260 Star Memory	3x per week	Mastery EXP + Gold
Equipment Upgrade Bundle 3	3,500 Star Memory	1x per week	Enhancement/Refinement Stones, SSR weapon fragments
Artisan's Crafting Bundle	360 Star Memory	5x per week	Ingots + Gold for crafting

Cube Keys in particular are worth watching, since they gate a lot of the boss and dungeon grinding needed for gear min-maxing, and the free daily Cube Key bundle alone won't keep up with a serious upgrade schedule.

 

What to Skip

The Daisy Growth Mission Bundles and similar character-tied mission packs are low priority for most players. Nearly everything inside them, aside from Cube Keys, can be farmed by repeatedly clearing Elite Monsters and Field Bosses, so they're really only worth it if you've already pulled that specific character and want to save time rather than grind.

 

Budgeting by Spending Level

If you're free-to-play or only spending a little, the Liones Supply Cart and the $0.99 Weapon Selection Bundle cover almost everything meaningful for under $6 total. A light spender adding Hawk Pass Plus and the Journey Begins Bundle is looking at roughly $35-40 for a genuinely strong start. Heavier spenders chasing every featured banner will want to look at the larger Star Memory packs and the Special Hero Pick-Up bundles, but even then, it's worth clearing the one-time bundles first since they're the highest value per dollar in the entire shop.

 

FAQ

Is the Liones Supply Cart worth it even for a returning player?

Yes, as long as it hasn't already been claimed on your account. It's a one-time purchase, so if you've bought it before, it won't reappear.

Do I need Hawk Pass Plus every season, or just once?

It resets each pass season, so the value comes back every time as long as you're willing to put in the mission progress to unlock the full reward track.

Is it better to buy Star Memory packs or bundles first?

Bundles first. Direct Star Memory packs are the baseline exchange rate, but bundles like the Liones Supply Cart and Journey Begins pack in far more value per dollar than buying Star Memory alone and spending it manually.

Can F2P players get by without spending anything?

Yes, progression is fully playable for free, but the $0.99–$15 tier of bundles closes a meaningful gap in pull count and gear speed without approaching whale-level spending.

If you'd rather top up your Star Memory directly instead of going through the in-game store, LDShop carries The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin top-ups with fast delivery, which can be a convenient backup when you just need currency quickly before a banner closes.