Knights

Sovereign Tower Knight Roster

Every confirmed knight, their niche, and where they fit the Round Table

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Knight Roster

The knight roster in Sovereign Tower mixes story personalities with mechanical roles on the Round Table. Wild Wits’ narrative management RPG — published by Curve Games for an August 6, 2026 solo PC launch — asks you to match eccentric characters to quests that ripple through Merchants, Mystics, Scholars, Nobles, People, and the Treasury. This page lists every knight confirmed in the demo and early promotional material, plus secret recruits community players have documented.

Use the roster alongside Knight Stats, the Tier List, and the Recruit Knights Guide when planning Act 0 and Act 1.

Core demo knights

These knights appear through standard story progression and early Round Table assignments.

Angelica

Angelica anchors many demo accounts as a flexible Charisma and social quest knight. She features prominently in morning audiences and appears in community routes for the Beast Hunt — including paths that lead toward Sparky (Wolf) when specific assignment choices are made. Angelica is often recommended for Noble-facing errands and quests that blend diplomacy with light investigation.

Players optimizing early success rates should not send Angelica on every quest; her value drops on pure Strength labor tasks unless no alternative exists.

Gwendan

Gwendan commonly fills the Wit specialist role: Scholar petitions, treasury puzzles, and Intendant-adjacent secret threads. In tier discussions, Gwendan remains relevant deep into Act 1 because mixed stat quests appear frequently on the Round Table.

Gwendan pairs well with annex upgrades that support alchemy research, since Mystics and Scholars both react to how quickly you solve knowledge checks.

Ursula

Ursula trends toward Charisma and Agility combinations in player notes, making her strong on covert diplomatic missions and quests requiring quick social reads. Faction guides flag Ursula as useful when balancing Nobles and People — two groups that easily feud if ignored during audiences.

Check Faction Balance before stacking Ursula on consecutive Noble favors.

Gideon

Gideon serves as an early Strength backbone for escorts, beast suppression, and physical tower maintenance quests. Merchants’ contracts and forge annex story beats often assume you have a knight who can handle violence without triggering a diplomatic incident.

Gideon is not automatically the best pick for the Beast Hunt finale; see Beat the Dragon Knight for spike encounters that test more than Strength.

Goberto

Goberto blends Strength with surprising utility on certain mixed quests in community tier lists. His story role matters: demo players report that Goberto’s death opens the route toward the secret knight Dulahan. Treat Goberto’s assignments seriously if you want that recruit — consult Secret Knights for spoiler timing.

Secret and optional knights

These characters require specific choices, exploration, or Demon rewinds. Methods are community-discovered from the demo.

Dulahan

Unlocked after Goberto dies in reported demo routes. Dulahan fills a unique combat-adjacent niche; players hunting completionist saves should plan around this requirement before assigning Goberto to high-risk quests blindly.

Chester

Chester arrives through goose quest choices documented in walkthrough threads. The route ties into demo side content — cross-reference the Demo Walkthrough and goose quest pages when chasing Chester without spoiling the entire Act.

Sparky (Wolf)

Community tips link Sparky to Angelica on the Beast Hunt. If you are routing for Wolf instead of alternative recruits, lock in Angelica before the hunt phase and read Secret Knights for branch details.

Rufus

Rufus appears on paths that avoid Angelica while following magical traces during investigation quests. Rufus raises your Magic coverage — valuable for Mystics and crypt-adjacent story beats involving the Demon.

Silgur

Silgur unlocks by killing the Beast in reported community routes — a aggressive outcome with ripple effects. Compare against Sparky’s route before you commit; you may not get every secret knight in one demo playthrough without Time Rewind.

Brunhilda

Brunhilda requires a Demon rewind to day 3, then telling Mathilda you know the rebellion leader, plus day 4 Audacity when siding with Brunhilda. This is one of the most spoiler-dense unlocks; follow How to Get Brunhilda and the Rebellion Walkthrough step by step rather than guessing dialogue flags.

Guest characters and The Bard

Hildegard Von Blingin appears as The Bard — a bardcore collaboration confirmed in Curve Games press material, not a standard Round Table recruit discovered through quest chains. She performs “There Stands the Tower” during audience scenes in the extended Steam demo and embodies courtly song culture alongside combat knights.

The Bard’s assignability, stat spread, and romance scope remain partially unknown pre-launch. Treat her as a celebrity guest until full-release data lands; read The Bard for confirmed press facts versus demo unknowns.

Sovereign archetypes (Audacity, Kindness, and related audience tracks) shape how knights and guests react to your tone — rebellion routes and romance branches both reference archetype weight from Sovereign Archetypes.

How the roster evolves day to day

Sovereign Tower’s loop — morning audience, tower exploration, Round Table — means roster availability changes with story locks, injuries, deaths, and rewind resets. The Intendant collects secrets that can temporarily disable knights from certain quest types, while the Lady of the Tower gates annex resources that indirectly determine who can succeed on upgraded quest tiers.

Track availability with the Knight Quest Matcher and avoid assigning every specialist simultaneously if you expect a high-risk quest chain tomorrow.

Roster planning tips

  1. Cover all five stats before Act 1 climaxes — see Stats Explained.
  2. Recruit early using the Recruit Knights checklist.
  3. Plan one secret route per run unless you embrace Demon rewinds.
  4. Read tier placements on the Tier List after your first failed high-stakes assignment.
  5. Review release info on Release and Demo if roster data shifts near launch.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Who are the starting knights in the demo?

Angelica, Gwendan, Ursula, Gideon, and Goberto form the core demo roster available through standard story progression. Secret knights require additional choices documented on the [Secret Knights](/knights/secret-knights/) page.

Can I recruit every secret knight in one demo run?

Some routes conflict — for example, different Beast Hunt outcomes gate Sparky versus Silgur. Use the Demon's time rewind from the crypts to explore branches; see [Time Rewind](/guides/time-rewind/).

What happens when Goberto dies?

Community-discovered demo tips report that Goberto's death opens recruitment for Dulahan. Treat this as a spoiler route and read [Secret Knights](/knights/secret-knights/) before forcing that outcome.

Which knight is best for beginners?

No single knight covers all early quests. Angelica and Gideon handle many Act 0 assignments, but Gwendan's Wit checks appear often. Start with [How to Play](/guides/how-to-play/) rather than benching anyone immediately.