Sovereign Tower Knights Hub

Knights are the heart of Sovereign Tower, Wild Wits’ story-rich Round Table management RPG published by Curve Games. Every morning you hold audience with your subjects, explore the tower, and assign eccentric knights to quests whose outcomes reshape faction standing, treasury, and the narrative. Understanding who sits at your table — and who you have not yet found — is the difference between a stable reign and a spiral of failed assignments.

This hub collects every knight-focused page on the wiki. Whether you just bought the August 6, 2026 PC release or are still practicing on the free Act 0 and Act 1 demo, start here before you open the Round Table system or plug names into the Knight Quest Matcher.

What knights do in Sovereign Tower

Each knight carries six stats on a 0–15 scale — Strength, Agility, Charisma, Magic, Wits, and Luck — plus attributes that rewrite scores before you ever see them. Quest cards list stat thresholds and sometimes personality tags; sending the wrong knight wastes a day and can anger factions such as Merchants, Mystics, Scholars, Nobles, or the People.

Knights are not interchangeable soldiers. Angelica, Gwendan, Ursula, Gideon, and Goberto anchor the early demo roster, while hidden recruits like Dulahan, Chester, Sparky, Rufus, Silgur, and Brunhilda reward players who read dialogue, explore annexes, and — when necessary — accept help from the Demon in the crypts who rewinds time.

Pages in this section

Knight Roster

The roster page lists every knight confirmed in the demo and early promotional material: strengths, weaknesses, quest niches, and how each character interacts with the Intendant who collects secrets and the Lady of the Tower who oversees annexes like the forge and alchemy lab. Use it when you need a quick answer to “who should I send on this diplomatic errand?”

Knight Attributes Glossary

Known vs hidden traits, Intendant rumors, and signature score effects — why Animal Lover or Clumsy rewrite debriefs.

Knight Stats Explained

Stats drive success rates on the Round Table. The stats guide breaks down what each number means in practice, how quest cards display requirements, and why a high Charisma knight might still fail a Wit-check quest. Pair it with Quest Success Tips when you are learning to read risk.

Knight Tier List

Tier lists are always debatable in a narrative RPG, but the demo has clear patterns: some knights excel at early Act 1 quests, others shine only after annex upgrades or secret unlocks. Our tier list ranks knights for solo demo progression, notes faction-sensitive assignments, and flags when a secret recruit outclasses a starter.

Secret Knights

Several knights never appear in the standard recruitment flow. Community-discovered demo routes unlock Dulahan after Goberto’s death, Chester through goose quest choices, Sparky via Angelica on the Beast Hunt, Rufus through non-Angelica paths and magical traces, Silgur by killing the Beast, and Brunhilda through a Demon rewind on day 3. The secret knights page gathers those routes with spoiler warnings and links to dedicated guides such as How to Get Brunhilda and Time Rewind Explained.

Dedicated recruit guides

These sit past the first eight Knights/Guides dropdown slots — open Guides Hub or this hub’s View all when the PC menu truncates:

• How to Get Oliver, How to Get Tarcus, How to Get Childeric, How to Get Daguez
• How to Get Edith, How to Get Ari, How to Get Epicrate, How to Get Gothild
• Still essential: How to Get Victoria, How to Get Brunhilda, Recruit Knights

Knight Transformations

Story rewrites after a knight already sits: Gwendan Reformed versus Repaid, Dulahan human body or cursed helmet, Arron Kind heir or Brutal ritual, Wolf → Rufus, Goberto’s Almor armour, Oliver’s Magic Degree, Ursula’s Corruption. The PC Knights menu now holds eight rows including this page. Step-by-step debt route: Reform Gwendan.

The Bard — Hildegard Von Blingin

Bardcore artist Hildegard Von Blingin appears as The Bard, performing the original ballad “There Stands the Tower” during audience scenes. She is a confirmed celebrity guest — distinct from secret recruits — and the launch supporter bundle includes soundtrack tracks featuring her work.

How knights connect to the daily loop

Sovereign Tower’s loop is deliberate: morning audience → tower exploration → Round Table assignments. Knights sit at the center of the third phase. Exploration can trigger recruitment events, annex resources, and Intendant secrets that later change who is available or which quest modifiers appear.

If you are new to the game, read How to Play Sovereign Tower first, then return here when the Round Table UI opens. Players hunting completionist runs should cross-reference the Demo Walkthrough and Recruit Knights Guide so optional characters are not missed before a rewind locks you out temporarily.

Recommended reading order

1. How to Play — learn the day structure.
2. Knight Stats — read quest cards correctly.
3. Attributes — uncover hidden math.
4. Knight Roster — know your starting lineup.
5. Recruit Knights — catch standard recruits early.
6. Secret Knights — plan spoiler routes.
7. Knight Tier List — optimize assignments once you have options.
8. Transformations — finish the knight already seated.

Tools and systems worth pairing

• Knight Quest Matcher — compare knight stats against active quest requirements.
• Round Table — mechanics for assignment, success, and failure fallout.
• Annexes and Crafting — gear and consumables that indirectly boost effective stats.
• Faction Guide — why sending the wrong knight to a Noble favor quest can haunt you later.

Sovereign Tower launched solo on Steam for Windows, macOS, and SteamOS on August 6, 2026. Treat tier placements and secret routes as community-verified; re-check after patches.