The primary Steam source was reviewed on 2026-08-08. Exact values or steps that source does not confirm remain labeled unknown until reproduced in the current version.
What is confirmed about a knight
A knight can have abilities and both positive and negative traits. Equipment can also matter. Together, these factors influence the chance that a mission succeeds or fails. The evidence available for this site does not establish every ability name, every trait interaction, every equipment item, or the exact size of any modifier, so this guide keeps the framework separate from missing data.
The practical reading order is request first, knight second. Identify what the current task says it tests, then inspect the candidates using only information visibly presented by the live game. Note a relevant ability, a trait that appears helpful, a trait that appears risky, and any equipment you are considering. This is a comparison method, not a promise that the assignment will succeed.
- Confirmed factor: abilities
- Confirmed factor: positive and negative traits
- Confirmed factor: equipment
- Confirmed uncertainty: missions can still succeed or fail
Build a transparent assignment note
Before dispatching a knight, write a short reason that another player could audit: 'This request appears to test this ability; this trait may help; this trait may hurt; this equipment may be relevant.' If the current interface supplies stronger wording, preserve it exactly. Do not convert descriptive labels into made-up numbers or claim the game uses a formula that has not been published.
After the outcome, keep the observation narrow. Record success or failure and any relationship or survival consequence the game actually displays. Failure may affect relationships or lead to death, but that confirmed possibility does not mean every failed request has either result. One outcome can teach you about that playthrough without becoming a guaranteed chart entry.
- Copy the current request's relevant language
- List the candidate's visible ability and traits
- Name the equipment considered
- Record the displayed outcome without inventing causation
Unknown roster and optimization details
A complete knight roster, an exhaustive trait catalog, exact success values, and a definitive equipment ranking are not confirmed in the supplied material. The same is true of a permanent 'best knight for every quest' list. Those claims may depend on context, later updates, or timeline knowledge, and they are intentionally absent from this page.
Time travel further limits simple tier-list advice. Characters may remember an earlier timeline and new choices may appear, so the visible decision space can change. If you revisit an assignment, label which timeline you are in and what knowledge is present. The Time Travel Guide explains that confirmed system without proposing an optimal sequence.
- No complete roster presented as verified
- No invented trait or equipment values
- No universal best-knight recommendation
- Track timeline context when comparing outcomes