Knight record
Oliver
Sovereign Tower Oliver is a scholar-linked Knight with relationship and route conditions that deserve spoiler-aware treatment.
Oliver Record
Community Tested- Identity
- An overworked Angelorian scholar-knight whose availability depends on an early mercy choice.
- Recruitment
- Missable route
- Traits
- Overworked · Angelorian · Office Worker
- Romance
- Available (community-tested)
Recruitment planning
Spare the attacker in the opening. Community reports then place Oliver’s candidacy in Act II; killing that figure closes the foundation of his route.
Oliver is decided in the prologue
Oliver’s route begins before the game names him. The supplied direct guide says an unnamed Knight attacks during the opening personality-test sequence. Killing that attacker closes Oliver’s route in the reported playthrough; sparing him allows the same person to return later looking for work. When he appears at court, do not call the guards and invite him to work at the Round Table.
This makes Oliver one of the most missable Knights in the archive. His later Act II arrival is not a second chance for a prologue kill, and community reports of a missing Oliver are stored as bug or state observations rather than proof that the entire route is broken. Save before the opening choice if Oliver is part of the planned roster.
The overworked scholar profile
The recurring profile lists Overworked, Angelorian, and Office Worker. Quest tables favor Scouting and Magic Involved while disliking Duel and Hunt. The supplied roster snapshot gives strong Wits and Agility with useful Luck, but the page keeps those numbers as reported source data and recommends checking the current in-game sheet before assignment.
The traits create a practical tension. Overworked is described as reducing quest performance, especially on longer assignments, while Office Worker can increase funds returned by a quest as duration grows. The direct guide therefore favors shorter, clever, Wits-oriented work instead of leaving Oliver on every long contract simply because the payout looks better.
Fund the studies route before expecting the third heart
Oliver’s first heart scene deals with the Imperial workplace, unpaid overtime, and his part in the opening attack. The second heart scene reveals an unfinished Great Academy education in applied arcanism and offensive magic. The supplied route reports a major positive choice: offer an accelerated program or a chance to finish his diploma, which opens the third heart event.
The alternative is to say that he is already a good Knight and does not need the degree. That response is described as a kind route but closes the mage/education arc in the direct guide. No reliable fund amount is exposed in the supplied material, so this page does not invent one. Preserve the save before the education choice if both outcomes matter.
Romance and the workplace power question
The funded third-heart scene turns to magical theory, pyromancy, weather, and atmospheric conditions. The romance event then uses a smoke or break to discuss work culture, unequal rest, and the power imbalance between Sovereign and Knight. The supplied guide records supportive affinity options and a final decision: end the relationship as unreasonable, or explicitly choose the relationship despite institutional rules.
The archive supports Oliver as a romance partner and also records community comments about penalties when several romances overlap. Those comments do not provide a universal formula. The stable route is therefore: spare the prologue attacker, welcome Oliver at court, fund the studies only if you want the third-heart path, and treat every exact bug report, cost, and multi-romance penalty as community-tested or Unconfirmed.
How to read this Knight record
Facts repeated by an official announcement, a patch note, or more than one independent roster source are presented as the stable profile. Recruitment steps, affinity choices, and transformation claims are separated because they come from different evidence classes. A community-tested label means the supplied material describes a repeatable player result; it does not mean the developer has published the rule.
When a page says Unconfirmed, keep the claim visible but do not build an entire run around it. The safest comparison is to note the cycle, county or city state, living roster, current quest text, and whether Demon Power has been used. That record lets you compare two saves without turning a route report into a promise.
A practical save plan
Make one save before the first recruitment gate, one before any quest that can kill, dismiss, transform, or relocate the Knight, and one before a romance or political commitment. Read the next audience after the cycle advances before loading an older file: several supplied routes depend on what the game remembers, not only on the choice that appears on screen.
This approach also protects the evidence boundary. If your result differs from the route report, record what changed instead of silently correcting the page in your head. The wiki can then distinguish an official fix, a high-confidence repeated result, and a single-run observation while still giving you a usable next step.
Show Oliver route spoilers
Oliver’s scholar history and romance develop after recruitment. Some players report candidacy-state bugs, but those reports do not establish a universal broken trigger.