Sovereign Tower Quest Catalog

Sovereign Tower ships roughly 312 Round Table quests in the full Steam build, including about 71 majors that carry acts, alliances, or recruit gates. Wild Wits does not expect you to memorize every title on day one. Curve Games’ August 6, 2026 release instead teaches a card grammar: type tags, deadline flags, visible versus hidden stats, party size, cycle length, damage bands, and special outcome overrides that fire before the normal score table. This catalog explains that grammar so you can navigate community spreadsheets and in-game cards without drowning.

Use this page with Quest Types, Quest Scoring, Quest Outcomes, Emergency Quests, Major Quests, and the Knight Quest Matcher. Patch 1.0.8 softened weak-stat penalties and raised overlevel bonuses; patch 1.0.9 fixed several assignment bugs — update before trusting week-old forum math.

Why a catalog page exists

Community “all quests” sheets are enormous. The wiki’s job is not to paste 312 rows. It is to teach:

1. Which columns matter on a card or spreadsheet.
2. Which flags change risk (deadline, lethal, knight-written).
3. How special outcomes short-circuit normal scoring.
4. Where to jump for act-critical cards (Goose, Beast Hunt, King Slayer, Dragon Ultimatum).

If you need a single headline route, open Major Quests. If you need the math, open Quest Scoring.

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Card columns that always matter

Column	Meaning
Name + flags	Deadline (red border / cycle timer), non-lethal, involves killing (feeds Sadistic / Syphon traits), or written for a specific knight
Location	Matters for traits like Brizh Connoisseur, Coastal, Lasting Impression
Type	Hunt, Assassination, Relic Recovery, Diplomacy, Scouting, Research, Rescue, Duel, Crowd, and more — see Quest Types
Requirements	STR, AGI, CHA, MAG, WIT, LCK targets — often only three visible until a Demon rewind reveals the rest
Party · Cycles · Damage	Requested knights, duration, base damage band
On success / fail	Rewards, follow-up audience, failure consequences
Special outcomes	Trigger → alternate result; first matching trigger wins

Unknown ? stats become visible after you clear that quest once and rewind — a core teaching loop for Time Rewind.

Approximate bucket sizes (full game)

Community launch sheets group the ~312 list roughly as:

Bucket	Approx. count	Wiki home
Major	~71	Major Quests
Secondary	~23	Act / county support cards
Contracts	~174	Repeatable / petition filler
Other / special	remainder	Emergencies, knight-locked, story one-offs

Treat counts as directional. Patches can retune individual cards without rewriting the whole catalog — Grest pirates gained +1 cycle in 1.0.8 (Grest Pirates).

Efficient versus inefficient traits by type

Matching liked quest types raises affinity (~+1.33 community estimate) and can swing score ±1 via traits. Mismatching hurts. High-level pattern (not every trait):

Type	Often efficient	Often inefficient
Hunt	Swordmaster, Hunter, Predator, Wolf Experience	Animal Lover, Inattentive
Assassination	Killer, Deadly Weapon	Kind-Hearted, Fortunate
Diplomacy / Crowd	Perfume, Abacus Cleaver, social tags	Timid, Unpleasant, Anxious
Scouting / Relic	Scout, Intuitive, Information Finder	Daydreamer
Duel	Swordmaster, Competitor, Dualist Sword	Fortunate

Always open the knight’s Backstory panel before trusting a wiki table — hidden attributes change after Intendant investigates (Intendant, Attributes).

Special outcomes beat “average” parties

Many cards list override chains: send knight X with trait Y → unique reward or failure. Spreadsheets check triggers in order; the first match wins and the rest never run. That is why a “perfect stat” party can still miss a unique item, and why a “wrong” knight sometimes is correct for completionism.

Practical habit:

1. Read special outcomes before assigning.
2. Decide whether you want the unique branch this timeline.
3. If not, build for score bands on Quest Scoring.
4. If yes, protect that knight’s seat and gear — seat caps are 6/8/10 by act.

Flag triage during busy weeks

Flag	Action
Red deadline / emergency	Interrupt comfort pacing — Emergency Quests
King Slayer five-cycle	Stop long optionals — King Slayer
Dragon Ultimatum meters	Prioritize required clears — Dragon Ultimatum
Knight-written	Prefer the named knight when the unique outcome matters
Lethal / killing	Expect Sadistic / Syphon interactions and affinity hits on Kind-leaning knights

Reading community sheets without spoiling yourself

1. Filter by act or location you already reached.
2. Ignore names you have not seen in audience yet.
3. Copy only stat targets and damage bands into your notes.
4. Cross-check patches on Updates Hub before trusting pre-1.0.8 numbers.
5. Use the Quest Matcher for quick stat fit, then override for personality and special outcomes.

Related systems

• Round Table — when cards lock.
• Audience — how petitions become quests.
• Quest Outcomes — Critical Success through Critical Failure labels.
• Systems Hub — View all when the PC dropdown hits eight links.

The catalog is a lens, not a spoiler dump. Learn the grammar once, and every new Steam patch becomes a short errata pass instead of a second game to relearn.