Wild Wits Games · Full release, patch 1.0.11
Sovereign Tower Guide
All 24 Sovereign Tower knights with recruit steps and favourite meals, all 5 endings, and all 75 achievements. Checked against patch 1.0.11.
Official Trailer Latest Updates
- SITE Site launched with the full 24-knight roster, the six-meal affinity table, all five endings with their archetype gates, and all 75 achievements as a filterable table.
- MAJOR Patch 1.0.11 shipped — the fourth patch in three weeks. All data pages on this site are checked against this build.
- MINOR Patch 1.0.10 shipped.
- MINOR Patch 1.0.9 shipped, alongside a developer post thanking players for the reception.
- MINOR Patch 1.0.8 — the first post-launch patch, four days after release.
What is Sovereign Tower?
You inherit a magical tower and a round table, and you spend the run deciding which eccentric, difficult people get to sit at it. Sovereign Tower is a story-rich round table management rpg by Wild Wits Games, published by Curve Games, released on 6 August 2026 for Windows and Linux at $19.99 USD. It reached 100,000 wishlists before launch and has held 93% positive across 2,953 Steam reviews against a critic score of 85.
The loop is small and the consequences are not. Each cycle you hear petitions, then send knights out on quests that test six stats — STR, AGI, CHA, MAG, WIT and LCK — against a requirement wheel you can only partly see. Knights die, refuse, fall in love and change into other people. When a run goes wrong you borrow the crypt demon's power to rewind it, and every rewind costs you one point of corruption that the ending will read back to you.
This site keeps the parts that are checkable: all 24 recruitable knights and how each one joins (the roster), which of the six meals each of them accepts (the meal table), who can be romanced, the five endings and the archetype that gates each, and all 75 achievements with their official unlock text. Where two sources disagree, both readings are printed with the date rather than merged.
From the Tower Windows
Sovereign Tower Screenshots
Get Started in 5 Steps
- Spare the knight in the prologue. The one who tries to kill you is Oliver. Killing him closes his route for that save — see the roster for the caveat players hit here.
- Read the Damage Risk before the reward. The gold is not the interesting number. Risk is what wears your equipment, and repairs are worth timing to the next dangerous quest, not to a full bar. How quest cards work →
- Unlock meals from Arlin and use them every round. A preferred meal is +1.5 affinity and +0.5 quest score. The full meal table →
- Pick a sovereign style and commit to it. If no style passes 10 points, the Emperor only offers you war or destroying the tower. Which archetype unlocks which ending →
- Spend rewinds as scouting, not as undo. A failed timeline tells you a requirement wheel you could not see. Every rewind is one point of corruption, and 20 of them changes the epilogue.
The Sovereign’s Ledger
Records Kept in the Tower
All 24 Knights
Every knight, when they join and how to recruit them.
AFFINITYFavourite Meals
Which of the six meals each knight actually likes.
ROMANCERomance Guide
Who you can romance, and whether you can court more than one.
ENDINGSAll 5 Endings
Which endings your sovereign style unlocks at the ultimatum.
DATAAll 75 Achievements
Every achievement with its official unlock text, filterable.
QUESTSQuest System
Stat checks, damage risk and the named story quests.
MAPCounties of Bretania
Every county you can ally and what it gives you.
SPECSSystem Requirements
Minimum and recommended PC specs, plus Steam Deck.
The Long Reign
Every Guide, Act by Act
The Round Table
- All 24 Knights — every recruit route, in one table.
- Favourite Meals — the six meals and who accepts each.
- Romance Guide — who is romanceable and how many at once.
The Reign
- Quest System — stat checks, Damage Risk, outcomes.
- Counties of Bretania — what each county's crisis unlocks.
- All 5 Endings — archetype gates and the final quests.
- All 75 Achievements — official text, grouped and filterable.
Before You Buy
- Is It Worth It? — what the critic and player scores say.
- Platforms & Release Date — PS5, Switch, Xbox and Mac, answered.
- System Requirements — a 3 GB install with a GT 1030 floor.
- FAQ — the questions players actually ask.
Guides
- Sovereign Tower Act 2 Murder: How to Stop It
- Sovereign Tower Demon Power: Rewinds, Cycles and Corruption
- Sovereign Tower Golden Key: What It Does and How to Use It
- How to Recruit All 24 Knights in Sovereign Tower
- Sovereign Tower Archetypes and the Endings They Open
- Sovereign Tower Unexpected Outcomes Explained
- Sovereign Tower Walkthrough: Act 1 to the Final Branch
FAQ
Is it Sovereign Tower or Soverign Tower?
Sovereign Tower — with the e before the i. "Soverign tower" is one of the fastest-rising searches for the game, so if you have been finding thin results, the spelling is likely why. Worth knowing too: Sovereign Tower is also the name of real buildings in London and in India, which is what most of the property listings in your results are.
How many knights are there in Sovereign Tower?
24 recruitable knights, confirmed two ways: the in-game meal table lists 24 by name, and a full recruit walkthrough covers the same 24. Four of them turn up on their own — Angelica, Goberto, Gwendan and Gideon. The rest need a specific decision, and some are mutually exclusive.
How do you dismiss or remove a knight in Sovereign Tower?
Dismissal happens through the Round Table itself, and it is not always available — players regularly report the option being unavailable. The usual reason is that the knight is currently away on a quest or part-way through a personal quest line. Wait for them to return before trying again. Be careful with it: a dismissed knight takes their quest line with them, and Gwendan is the only documented case who comes back after being sent away.
Why You Can Check What Is Written Here
Sovereign Tower Wiki is an independent, unofficial fan resource for Sovereign Tower players — not affiliated with Wild Wits Games.
- How we verify: Every roster entry is built from two independent sources before it goes on a page — the Steam achievement text plus a community record such as the in-game meal table or a creator walkthrough. Where the two disagree, both readings are printed with the date, not merged into one confident-sounding line.
- Update cadence: Wild Wits shipped four patches in the first three weeks (1.0.8 through 1.0.11). Every data page is re-read against the patch notes within 48 hours of a new build, and the version stamp at the top of each table tells you which build it was checked against.
- What we don't do: No stat tier lists. Ranking 24 knights S-to-D would mean inventing numbers this site cannot verify, so the roster is sorted by what is checkable — when they join, what they eat, what they become — and the ranking is left to you.