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The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Potential Points Guide

Potential Points matter because they are no longer just a quiet side-growth detail. Official Version 1.5 notes connect high-tier Potential progress directly to Star Trace Crystalloid distribution, hero value, and post-rerun investment choices.

What Official Sources Already Confirm

  • Developer Notes #13 say Star Trace Crystalloid will be distributed when players acquire Potential Points through Mastery after reaching the highest Potential tier.
  • The same notes also reference Daisy's Tier 6 Potential effect and her renewed acquisition window, which shows that Potential remains a live hero-value topic.
  • The practical takeaway is that Potential Points now affect both growth pacing and resource routing more visibly than before.

Why Players Search This

Potential Point searches usually happen when a player is deciding whether to keep investing in one hero, shift to a new banner target, or hold resources until the growth system settles. That is exactly the decision pressure Version 1.5 creates.

What to Re-Check First

  • Which heroes are realistically worth pushing toward their highest Potential tier
  • Whether current Mastery farming lines up with the heroes you actually plan to field in June
  • Whether crystalloid-linked rewards make some investment paths more efficient than they looked before

Practical Read

Potential Points should be treated as a roster-planning system, not just a stat screen. When Version 1.5 starts tying end-stage Potential progress to other reward loops, weak hero prioritization gets more expensive.