The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle Adventure welcomes Lillia and a festive update! Netmarble's idle RPG is celebrating the holidays with a limited-time event featuring the new Holy Night’s Illusion Lillia and a rate-up banner.
Until December 30th, players have an increased chance of summoning Lillia (VIT-attribute Support) and New King Arthur (INT-attribute Support). Complete daily missions to earn rewards including Artifact Packs, Demon Clan's Hidden Treasure, Guardian Stones, and various Summon Tickets (including a substantial 777 Hero Summon Tickets and a Grand Hero Summon Ticket).
A festive Tavern makeover arrives on December 23rd, complete with a challenging new Event Boss, "Bulked-Up Festive Baku."
Looking for more rewards? Check out our The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle Adventure codes! Download the game for free on the App Store and Google Play (in-app purchases available). Stay updated via the official Facebook page, website, or the video above.
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