Welcome to Knight Manager

Knight Manager is an audio-based role-playing game designed exclusively for Amazon Alexa. Step into a medieval world where you train your knight, battle other players, hunt orcs in the Dark Forest, tame dragons, and rise through the ranks to become the most feared warrior in the realm. Everything is controlled entirely through voice commands.

What is Knight Manager?

Knight Manager is a full-featured RPG that lives on your Alexa-enabled device. There are no screens to stare at and no buttons to press — you speak your commands, and Alexa narrates your adventure. Train your combat and hunting attributes, forge equipment at the blacksmith, compete against other players in the arena, explore dungeons with your allies, and uncover the secrets of Dragon's Rock.

Playing on Echo Devices vs. the Alexa App

Website & Community

Visit the official website at knight-manager.com to view your knight's profile, check the leaderboard, and manage your account. You can also join the vibrant Discord Community where experienced players share tips, form dungeon groups, and discuss strategy. The Discord link is available on the website.

Getting Started

Your journey begins with a single command. In just a few moments you will have your very own knight, ready to explore the realm and make a name for themselves.

Create a Knight

To begin your adventure, simply say:

Alexa, open Knight Manager

If this is your first time, you will be greeted by the narrator and asked to choose a name for your knight. Choose wisely — this is the name other players will see on the leaderboard and in battle logs. Once you have confirmed your name, your knight is created and you are ready to explore.

Link Your Amazon Account

Linking your Amazon account to Knight Manager is one of the most important things you can do early on. It provides three key benefits:

• Daily Reward: You receive 10 diamonds per day simply for having your account linked.
• Website Profile: Access your knight's profile, stats, and the full leaderboard on knight-manager.com.
• Security Backup: Your knight is tied to your Amazon account, providing a layer of protection against accidental data loss.

How to Link Your Account

1. Open the Alexa App on your phone or tablet.
2. Navigate to the Knight Manager Skill page.
3. Tap Settings.
4. Select Link Account and follow the on-screen instructions.

Fundamentals

Understanding your knight's attributes is the foundation of every decision you make in Knight Manager. From choosing which stats to level up to selecting the right combat abilities, everything revolves around these core values.

Combat Attributes

Your combat attributes determine how well you perform in arena battles and tower fights. You can check them at any time by saying My Knight or My Combat Attributes.

Hunting Attributes

Hunting attributes affect your performance in the Dark Forest. Check them with My Hunt.

In addition to these base attributes, there are Special Abilities for hunting (available at the Hunting Lodge) and Bonus Attributes for hunting that further enhance your forest performance. These are covered in detail in the Combat Abilities & Shop and Dark Forest sections.

Combat Class

Every knight holds a Combat Class that provides a unique passive bonus. There are 14 classes in total, and your class is evaluated every Wednesday at 12:00 noon based on your activity and performance. Classes are dynamic — you can be promoted, but you can also be demoted if your activity drops.

Activity Rank

Your Activity Rank reflects how active you are compared to all other knights in the realm. It is not based on a fixed threshold — instead, it measures your relative participation. The more consistently you play, train, and engage with the world, the higher you climb.

There are 14 tiers of Activity Rank, ranging from the lowest rungs (for those who have only recently pledged their sword) all the way up to the most prestigious titles reserved for the realm's most dedicated warriors. Your position is determined by percentile: if you are more active than most players, you will hold a higher rank, even if your overall level is modest.

Activity Rank is not merely a badge of honour. It has tangible effects on your journey. Your rank influences your Combat Class, meaning that dedicated knights may find themselves matched more favourably in battle. Certain rewards and bonuses are also tied to your activity standing, giving active players a meaningful edge.

Rankings are updated regularly, so a brief absence will not immediately cost you your hard-earned position — but prolonged inactivity will cause you to slip as other knights surpass you.

To check where you stand, simply say My Activity at any time.

Other Important Values

Beyond your attributes and class, there are several other values that define your knight's progress and resources.

Serfs & Gold Production

Your serfs are the backbone of your economy. Once recruited, they toil automatically, producing gold for your treasury every hour without any action required on your part. Even while you are away from the realm, your serfs continue their labour.

The amount of gold your serfs generate depends on two factors: their number and their level. Higher-level serfs are more skilled and efficient, producing noticeably more gold per hour than their lower-level counterparts. Investing in serf upgrades pays dividends over time.

However, your castle can only house so many workers. The Shelter sets the maximum number of serfs you can employ. To expand your workforce, visit the Blacksmith and upgrade your Shelter — each improvement raises the capacity, allowing you to recruit additional serfs.

Certain bonuses and items can further increase your gold production, making each serf even more productive. Keep an eye out for equipment and effects that boost your economy.

Seasons & Leaderboard

Knight Manager operates on a seasonal cycle. Each season lasts approximately 6 months — from March 1 to September 1 and from September 1 to March 1 — during which all knights compete for honor and the top spots on the leaderboard.

Divisions

Based on your honor ranking, you are placed into one of four divisions:

To check the current standings, say Leaderboard or Top 10.

Beginner Leaderboard

New knights start on the Beginner Leaderboard, which features its own separate divisions. Beginners are protected from regular players — you will only face other newcomers in battles. After your first season ends, you move to the regular leaderboard and compete alongside all other knights.

Combat Rank Divisions

Beyond the seasonal leaderboard, every knight holds a Combat Rank that reflects their standing among the realm’s warriors. The division system comprises 14 tiers, ranging from the humblest recruits to the most fearsome champions in the land. Your rank is evaluated on a weekly basis, so consistent effort is the key to climbing the ladder.

Each week, the kingdom’s heralds review every knight’s performance. Two primary factors determine whether you rise, hold steady, or fall:

• Activity: Knights who remain active — fighting orcs, completing quests, and participating in events — demonstrate their dedication and are rewarded with favourable evaluations.
• Combat Results: Your success in battle matters. Winning fights, dealing significant damage in events, and maintaining a strong win record all contribute to a positive assessment.

When you earn a promotion, a celebration announcement greets you with fanfare — the kingdom recognises your growing prowess. Should you suffer a demotion, a solemn warning is delivered, urging you to redouble your efforts before you slip further.

Beware of inactivity decay. Knights who neglect their duties for too long will see their rank gradually erode, regardless of past glory. The realm has no place for idle swords — only those who continue to prove themselves will hold their position.

Season Reset

When a season draws to a close, the kingdom undergoes a grand reset. This is a momentous event — the slate is wiped clean and every knight begins the new season on equal footing. Understanding what changes and what endures will help you prepare for the transition.

What Gets Reset

• All knights return to Level 1 with base statistics. Your hard-earned power is swept away, and the climb begins anew.
• Gold reserves are emptied. Every coin you have saved is lost when the new season dawns.
• Servants are dismissed. Your loyal helpers depart, and you must recruit fresh ones in the new season.
• Equipment is reset. Weapons, armour, and accessories return to their starting state.
• Pets reset to their base values. However, rare companions that you have acquired will survive the transition and remain at your side.
• Order points and upgrades are reset. Your knightly order starts fresh, though the order itself endures.

What Carries Over

• Lifetime statistics are preserved forever. Your total orc kills, battles fought, and other historical records remain as a testament to your legacy.
• Certain special items designated as season-blocking items survive the reset. These treasured possessions carry forward into the new season.
• Rare companions persist through the reset, staying with their knight as faithful allies in the seasons to come.

Season Winners

The top knights on the leaderboard at the end of a season receive medals and a prestigious King’s Letter commemorating their achievement. These honours are displayed permanently and serve as proof of your dominance in that season.

Adventures

Adventures are the heart of Knight Manager's story. Follow your knight through an epic narrative filled with encounters, battles against fearsome NPCs, and generous rewards.

A new adventure becomes available every day at 12:00 noon, provided you have completed your current one. To embark on an adventure, simply say:

Adventure

Each adventure costs 5 energy (reduced to just 2 energy if you hold the Footman combat class). You will experience a piece of the ongoing story and then face an NPC opponent in battle.

Rewards

Completing adventures earns you a variety of rewards, including:

• Gold — for the royal treasury
• Diamonds — occasionally found as adventure bonuses
• Servants — new workers to boost your gold income
• Experience Points (XP) — to level up your knight

If you fail an adventure, do not worry — you can retry as many times as needed. There are 100 adventures in total that form the complete story arc.

Prestige Mode

Once you have completed all 100 adventures, the story does not end. You enter Prestige Mode, where the story restarts from the beginning with increased difficulty. Enemies become stronger, but rewards are also approximately 20% higher than the previous cycle. This allows veteran knights to continue earning meaningful rewards from adventures.

Combat

The arena is where true champions are forged. Battle other players to earn honor, climb the leaderboard, and prove that your knight is the strongest in the realm.

To challenge another player, say:

Battle

Each battle costs 5 energy. You will be matched against another knight and fight over 4 rounds. Each round, both knights attack and defend based on their attributes, abilities, and a bit of luck.

How Battles Are Decided

A battle ends early if either knight's HP reaches zero. If both knights are still standing after 4 rounds, the winner is determined by comparing their remaining HP as a percentage of their maximum. The knight with the higher percentage HP remaining wins.

Rewards & Consequences

• Victory: You earn honor points and experience points.
• Defeat: You lose some honor points, but you always earn at least some XP for the effort.
• Servant Theft: When you are attacked and lose, the attacker may steal some of your unprotected servants.

King's Gifts

After winning a battle, you have a chance to receive a King's Gift. These can include:

• Diamonds — a generous bonus from the royal coffers
• Free Tickets — allowing you to battle without spending energy
• Province Coins — used for special order-related activities

Battle Modes

Auto Battle

Once you reach Level 100, you unlock the ability to use Auto Battle. This powerful feature lets your knight fight automatically until your energy is depleted. Sit back and let your knight handle the work while you listen to the results.

Combat Abilities & Shop

The Shop is your gateway to powerful combat abilities and stat-boosting bonuses. Spend your hard-earned diamonds here to give your knight the edge in battle.

How the Shop Works

The shop uses diamonds as currency and its inventory changes daily at 12:00 noon. You can visit the shop by saying To the Shop.

• You may purchase a maximum of 1 ability per day.
• You may purchase a maximum of 15 bonuses per day.
• You can have 3 combat abilities active at the same time.
• Each ability has 3 tiers — upgrading to a higher tier makes it more powerful.

To change your active abilities, say Change Combat Abilities or Change Abilities.

Combat Abilities

Each ability triggers with a certain chance during battle. When it activates, it can turn the tide of an entire fight.

Bonus Attributes

Bonus attributes are permanent upgrades that enhance your knight's stats. Unlike abilities, they are always active and do not take up ability slots.

Blacksmith

The Blacksmith is where you upgrade your equipment using gold. Each upgrade makes your knight permanently stronger, so visit often and keep your gear in top shape.

To visit the Blacksmith, say:

Blacksmith

Available Upgrades

Each upgrade has a wait time before it completes, up to a maximum of 12 hours. If you are impatient, you can spend diamonds (up to 50) to instantly complete the upgrade.

As you upgrade to higher levels, the gold cost increases. Plan your spending carefully — it is often wise to upgrade all three areas evenly rather than focusing on just one.

Dark Forest

The Dark Forest is a vast hunting ground available from Level 5. Here you hunt orcs with arrows, collect valuable items, and compete on the hunting leaderboard. Enter the forest by saying Dark Forest.

How Hunting Works

Once inside the forest, your knight automatically hunts for orcs. Arrows are your ammunition — each shot consumes an arrow, and your arrow makers produce new ones over time. Your hunting attributes (Penetration, Accuracy, and Tracking) determine how effectively you hunt.

Orc Types

Different orc types appear based on your hunt level. As you gain hunting experience and your hunt level increases, you will encounter tougher but more rewarding enemies.

Hunting rewards include gold, experience points, and a place on the Hunting Leaderboard. You may also find useful items such as apples, mushrooms, and berries while exploring the forest.

The Orc Captain

HP in the Forest

Beware: orcs fight back! Your knight can take damage while hunting. If your HP drops too low, you may need to heal before continuing. There are several ways to recover:

• Mushrooms and fried mushrooms — heal your knight when consumed.
• Other knights — fellow hunters in the forest can heal you.
• Tag team partner — your tag team companion can provide healing support.

Night Hunting (9 PM – 6 AM)

When darkness falls, the forest becomes more dangerous. Between 9 PM and 6 AM, special nocturnal orc types emerge that are not seen during the day:

Forest Plague

Occasionally, a Forest Plague sweeps through the woodland, causing a specific orc type to multiply and spread in alarming numbers. When a plague strikes, you will encounter the affected orc type far more frequently than usual — a perfect opportunity for focused and intensive hunting. A distinctive plague sound effect will alert you the moment you enter an afflicted area.

Plagues come in three severity tiers, each targeting knights of different standing:

• Green Zone — Available to knights of Level 5 and above. A mild infestation that offers newer adventurers a chance to hunt a particular orc type in greater numbers.
• Yellow Zone — Available to knights of Level 50 and above. A more serious outbreak with tougher orcs and better loot potential.
• Red Zone — Available to knights of Level 100 and above. A devastating surge of the most dangerous orc variants, reserved for the kingdom’s most seasoned warriors.

Each plague is temporary — the infestation subsides after a certain number of encounters across the kingdom, so act swiftly before the opportunity passes.

Wolf Hunt

Wolves are elusive and dangerous predators that roam the Dark Forest. To hunt them, you need Wolf Bait. Wolves are hard to hit, but a successful hunt rewards you with a Wolf Pelt — a valuable material used in crafting and dragon breeding.

Hunting Tournaments

Hunting Tournaments are timed competitive events in the Dark Forest. They are announced 10 minutes before they begin and last for 30 minutes. To join, say:

Hunting Tournament

Entering a tournament requires a diamond entry fee. The top 3 hunters split the prize pool:

• 1st Place: 50% of the prize pool
• 2nd Place: 40% of the prize pool
• 3rd Place: 10% of the prize pool

Black Tower

The Black Tower is a towering gauntlet of NPC enemies, available from Level 10. Ascend through its floors, defeat increasingly powerful foes, and claim the treasures that await those brave enough to climb. Say Black Tower to enter.

How the Tower Works

The tower is structured as a series of floors. Each floor contains an NPC enemy you must defeat to advance. Every 10th floor features a powerful boss that is significantly harder than regular enemies.

• Each tower fight costs 5 energy.
• Rewards include XP, servants, gold, and diamonds.
• From floor 200 onward, the Pierce ability's instant kill and Arrow Shot's headshot effect are disabled on bosses, making them genuine tests of strength.

Boss Floors

Every ten floors, the Black Tower presents a far greater challenge: a Boss Floor. These are not ordinary encounters. The guardians that await you on floors 10, 20, 30, and beyond are significantly tougher than anything you have faced on the floors between them. They hit harder, endure more punishment, and demand that you bring your finest equipment and sharpest strategy.

The rewards, however, match the danger. Defeating a boss grants considerably more experience and gold than a standard floor, and bosses have a greater chance of dropping rare and valuable items. The higher the boss floor, the more generous the spoils — those who push deeper into the Tower are rewarded handsomely for their courage.

Do not underestimate a boss simply because you cleared the previous nine floors with ease. The leap in difficulty at each boss stage is substantial. If you find yourself struggling, consider retreating to gather stronger gear, level up your knight, or refine your approach before attempting the fight again.

Attack on the Kingdom — Azrael

Dungeons

Dungeons are group-based challenges where you team up with other knights to take on powerful bosses. Cooperation and strategy are key to conquering these perilous underground lairs.

The Strategy Chamber

All dungeon activities begin at the Strategy Chamber, where you can form or join groups. Gather your allies before venturing into the darkness.

Dungeon Features

• Multiple dungeons are available, each with unique bosses and challenges.
• Dungeons come in three difficulty levels:
  • Normal — a good starting point for new groups
  • Heroic — significantly harder enemies with better rewards
  • Legendary — the ultimate challenge for the strongest knights
• Form your group, choose your dungeon, and fight together to defeat the boss.
• First kills are permanently recorded on the dungeon leaderboard, immortalizing your group's achievement.

Party System

Dungeons are conquered as a team. The Party System lets you form a group of up to 5 players to take on even the most fearsome bosses together. Coordination and preparation are the keys to victory.

Creating and Managing a Group

Any knight can become a Party Leader by saying Create Group in the Strategy Chamber. The leader is responsible for managing the party:

• Inviting Players: Say Invite Player to recruit another knight. Invited players receive a notification and can accept or decline the invitation.
• Group Size: A party can have a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 members.
• Leaving a Group: Any member can say Leave Group to exit the party. The leader can also kick members from the group.

Ready-Up and Difficulty Selection

Before the dungeon run can begin, all party members must confirm their readiness. The dungeon will not start until everyone has confirmed. The party leader selects the difficulty — Normal, Heroic, or Legendary — once all members are ready.

Party Chat

While in a group, members have access to a Party Chat channel for real-time coordination. Use it to discuss strategy and keep morale high.

Heartbeat and Inactivity

The party system uses heartbeat tracking to monitor player activity. If a party member becomes inactive, they are automatically removed from the group after a timeout period, preventing groups from being stuck waiting for disconnected players.

Orders

From Level 50, your knight is automatically assigned to one of three prestigious Orders. Orders are large-scale factions that compete against each other throughout the season.

The Three Orders

• Lazarus Order
• Meridian Order
• Order of the Merciful

You earn Order Points through arena battles and orc hunting. The maximum number of points you can earn per day is equal to your current level. Check your order status with My Order and your points with My Order Points.

Special Achievements

Certain major accomplishments award bonus order points to your faction:

Order Hall

Each order has an Order Hall with three upgradeable facilities that benefit all members of the order. Say Order Hall to visit.

Season Transition

When a season ends (March 1 or September 1), most progress resets. However, certain valuable assets carry over:

Dragon's Rock

Dragon's Rock is a high-level area available from Level 80. Here you can lure dragons, battle them in their cave, hatch dragon eggs, and eventually ride your own dragon into the Dark Forest. Say Dragon's Rock to travel there.

Mountain Peak

The adventure begins at the Mountain Peak. To attract a dragon, you must place gold as bait. The dragon is drawn to the glittering treasure and will eventually appear. Say Mountain Peak to visit.

Dragon's Cave

Once a dragon has been lured and struck with thorium arrows, it retreats to its cave. To enter the cave, you need a Scale Shield — without it, the dragon's fire will incinerate you before you even step inside.

Dragon Breeding

Dragon Eggs can be obtained in several ways: from the Dragon's Cave, through trading with other players, or from treasure chests. Once you have an egg, the real work begins.

Hatching Process

1. Say Dragon's Nest to visit your nest.
2. Place your dragon egg in the nest.
3. Add Wolf Pelts for warmth (you need at least 5 pelts).
4. Wait 3 to 4 days for the egg to incubate.
5. Once hatched, you must feed your dragon regularly to help it grow.

Your dragon can grow up to Level 10. The best food for your dragon is the Dragon Feast, which provides the most nourishment.

Dragon Riding

Once your dragon reaches Level 7, you can craft a Dragon Saddle and ride it into the Dark Forest. Flying on dragonback changes the hunting experience significantly:

Dragon in Combat

Your dragon does not just help in the forest — it can also appear during arena battles. When your dragon intervenes, it deals additional damage ranging from 1.5x to 15x depending on its level. The higher your dragon's level, the more devastating its attacks become.

Tag Team

No knight has to face the dangers of the realm alone. The Tag Team system lets you partner with another knight for mutual support across combat, adventures, the Black Tower, and the Dark Forest. Say My Tag Team to check your current tag team status.

How It Works

To form a tag team, both knights must be online simultaneously. Use the player search to find a partner, then say Send a tag team request. The other player will be notified automatically and can accept or decline the invitation.

Tag teams can be dissolved and reformed freely — there is no penalty for changing partners. When you are teamed up, both knights benefit from each other's presence in battle and exploration.

Joust Tournament

Mount your steed and ready your lance — the Joust Tournament is the ultimate test of skill and nerve between two knights. This real-time PvP event runs roughly twice per season, lasting about a week each time. Say Joust Tournament to enter the lists.

How It Works

When you join the Joust Tournament, you are placed into a matchmaking queue. The system pairs you with an opponent whose combat strength is close to yours, ensuring a fair contest. Once matched, the joust begins immediately.

Each joust consists of multiple rounds. In every round, both knights choose an attack position — lance high, lance mid, or lance low. The interaction follows a rock-paper-scissors style: each position beats one other and loses to the third. Choose wisely and try to read your opponent's patterns.

A heartbeat system keeps both players in sync. If your opponent disconnects or fails to respond within the timeout window, they forfeit the match.

Rewards

Victorious jousters earn Lance Master Tokens, Order points, and weekly honor. The more matches you win, the higher you climb on the Joust Leaderboard, visible on the website.

Lance Master Tokens are a special currency exclusive to the Joust Tournament. Collect them over multiple events and exchange them for unique rewards.

Tavern

The Tavern is the social hub of your settlement — a place to grab a drink, boost your attributes with potions, and try your luck at cards. Say Tavern to enter. After your first visit, you can also jump directly to the Bar or say Play Cards.

Bar

Behind the counter stands Marcel, the seasoned barkeeper. Every day he offers up to 3 potions for sale, purchasable with gold. His selection refreshes each day at 12:00 noon. Marcel also pours a free beer for any thirsty knight, though it has no gameplay effect — just good hospitality.

Potions come in 30 quality levels, with higher levels granting stronger bonuses. You cannot stack two potions of the same type — each potion must be different. Once purchased, potions take effect immediately.

Playing Cards

Feeling lucky? Take a seat across from Rafael, the tavern’s resident card dealer, for a round of Blackjack. The rules follow the classic 21-point game: you are dealt cards and must decide whether to draw more or stand with what you have. Get as close to 21 as possible without going over — exceed 21 and you bust, losing your wager instantly.

Say Play Cards to sit down at the table and test your fortune.

Wagering & Payouts

You wager real gold from your purse. If you beat Rafael, you win double your bet back. Land a Natural Blackjack — an Ace paired with a ten-value card on your first two cards — and you receive an even higher payout. Rafael plays by a fixed set of house rules, so his behaviour is predictable once you learn his patterns.

Bonus Rewards

Victory at the card table can yield more than just gold. Winning hands carry a chance to earn silver arrows, a valuable resource for any knight. On particularly fortunate occasions, you may even stumble upon rare blueprints as lucky finds — the kind of treasures that cannot be obtained easily elsewhere.

Arrow Workshop

Available from Level 15, the Arrow Workshop is where your serfs learn the art of crafting silver arrows under the guidance of Brigitte, the master fletcher. Say Arrow Workshop to visit.

Training Arrow Makers

Send your serfs to Brigitte and she will train them into skilled arrow makers. You need a minimum of 100 serfs per batch, and sending exactly 100 serfs at a time yields the best results.

Silver Arrow Production

Once trained, each arrow maker produces 1 silver arrow per hour, working tirelessly around the clock. There is no cap on how many arrow makers you can employ, so the more you train, the larger your arsenal grows.

Hunting Lodge & Abilities

The Hunting Lodge is your one-stop shop for all things related to forest combat. Browse hunting abilities, pick up bonus attributes, and stock up on quivers of silver arrows. The lodge's offerings refresh daily at 12:00 noon. Say Hunting Lodge to enter.

Three categories of products are available: hunting abilities (paid with arrow makers), hunting bonus attributes (paid with arrow makers), and quivers of silver arrows (paid with diamonds). You may purchase one ability per day.

Hunting Abilities

You can have up to 3 hunting abilities active at a time. The first three abilities you acquire are activated automatically. If you want to swap abilities later, say Change Hunting Abilities to rearrange your loadout. Each ability can be upgraded through multiple levels for increasingly powerful effects.

Hunting Bonus Attributes

Hunting bonus attributes are permanent upgrades that take effect immediately upon purchase. Unlike abilities, they do not occupy ability slots and are always active.

Mailbox

Your mailbox is where letters and gifts from other players and NPCs arrive. New mail is announced automatically when you have unread items, and the first item opens right away. Say Mailbox to check for messages at any time.

Sending Gifts

To send a gift to another knight, use the player search to find them, then say Send a gift. You can name the items you wish to send directly. Gifts take approximately 1 hour to be delivered by the courier. Your daily gift limit depends on your combat class — higher-ranked knights can send more gifts per day.

Writing Letters

Use the player search to find a knight, then say Write a letter to compose your message. You can also reply directly to letters you have received. Letters between players who speak different languages are translated automatically, making it easy to communicate across borders.

Every letter you send passes through the hands of the Royal Scribe, a learned scholar stationed in the castle who translates your words into the recipient's language. Whether you dictate in English and your ally reads in German, or the other way around, the Scribe ensures your meaning arrives intact. This happens automatically — you simply speak your message, and the recipient reads it in their own tongue.

Even when both players speak the same language, the Royal Scribe reviews your letter for spelling and grammar, tidying up any rough edges before it is delivered. Think of it as having a personal proofreader at your service.

When dictating your letter, you can speak punctuation naturally. Saying "question mark", "exclamation mark", "comma", or "period" will automatically be converted into the proper symbols. No need to worry about how your spoken words appear on parchment — the Scribe handles the formatting for you.

The Royal Scribe also serves as a guardian of decorum. Letters containing inappropriate or offensive language are filtered before delivery. The court expects a certain standard of conduct, and the Scribe enforces it quietly behind the scenes.

If you prefer not to receive letters from other players, say Disable letters to turn off incoming mail.

Player Search

The realm is home to thousands of knights, and the Player Search is your way to find them. Whether you want to check out a rival's progress, send a gift to a friend, or invite someone to your tag team, it all starts here.

Searching by Name or Number

To find a knight by name, say Search for [Name]. You must provide at least 3 characters for the search to work. If multiple results are found, you can browse through them.

Every knight also has a unique player number. If you know it, say Search for Number [Number] to jump directly to that knight's profile.

Player Profile

When you view another knight's profile, you can see their level, sword and armor upgrades, shelter level, Black Tower floor, and honor. From the profile, several actions are available:

• Invite to Tag Team — send a tag team request
• Send a Gift — deliver items from your backpack
• Write a Letter — compose a personal message

Ignoring Players

If you no longer wish to receive letters from a specific knight, say Ignore Player while viewing their profile. Ignored players cannot send you letters. You can manage your ignore list on the website.

Trading

Trading allows knights to exchange resources safely and fairly. Whether you need gold, serfs, arrows, or other goods, the trading system ensures both parties get a square deal.

Proposing a Trade

To propose a trade, use the player search to find the knight you wish to trade with, then say Propose a trade. Choose the item and quantity you are offering, followed by the item and quantity you want in return. The offered resources are deducted from your inventory immediately to guarantee the trade.

The other player has 6 hours to respond to your offer. You can have up to 5 trade offers open at the same time. If the other player does not respond within the time limit, your resources are returned automatically.

Marketplace

Say Marketplace to view your incoming trade offers. From here you can accept or decline each offer. Accepted trades are delivered in approximately 1 hour. Declined trades return the offered resources to the sender within 10 minutes.

Combat Tournaments

Prove your worth in the arena! Combat Tournaments are fast-paced competitive events that run every hour and last 30 minutes. A herald announces the upcoming tournament 15 minutes before it begins. Say Combat Tournament to enter or check the standings.

How It Works

Entry costs a small number of diamonds. Once inside, you receive 25 energy-free fights against other tournament participants. Each tournament features a random discipline that determines the rules for that round.

Prizes

The diamond entry fees from all participants are pooled together and divided among the top three finishers:

• 1st Place: 50% of the diamond pool
• 2nd Place: 40% of the diamond pool
• 3rd Place: 10% of the diamond pool

Knight Games

The Knight Games are a grand weekly competition held every Saturday. Knights pledge their swords to one of three guilds and fight for glory throughout the day. Say Knight Games to view details and join the fray.

Joining a Guild

On Friday, you may choose one of 3 guilds to represent for the upcoming games. Joining a guild costs 25 diamonds. The sizes of each guild are hidden, so you must choose based on instinct and loyalty rather than numbers.

Earning Honor

On Saturday, fight in regular battles to earn honor for your guild. Only victories count toward your guild's total — defeats are not penalized but earn nothing. The guild with the most combined honor at the end of the day wins.

Awards Ceremony

On Sunday, a grand ceremony is held to honor the victorious guild and distribute rewards:

Province Battle

Every Sunday from 12:00 to 22:00, the three Orders clash in a fierce battle for control of a province. Conquering a province grants powerful bonuses to every member of the victorious Order — until the next battle. Say Province Battle to join the fray.

The Four Provinces

Four provinces rotate each week. Each one provides a unique advantage to the Order that holds it. An Order can hold multiple provinces at the same time.

How It Works

Each fight costs 1 Province Coin. You can check your balance at any time by saying My Province Coins. Province Coins are earned in two ways:

• Sunday rewards — distributed based on your Order's standing from the previous battle. Losing Orders receive more coins as a catch-up mechanism (1st place: 30, 2nd place: 40, 3rd place: 50 coins).
• King's gifts — occasionally awarded after a won fight.

You can accumulate a maximum of 100 coins from battle rewards.

The Battle Streak

After winning a fight, you face a choice: secure your marks or keep fighting. If you keep fighting, your stats are reduced by 10% for each consecutive victory (up to a maximum of -80%), but you earn more marks with each win in the streak. If you lose or choose to secure, your stats reset to normal.

Special Rules

Province Battles follow unique rules that differ from regular arena combat:

• No honor is gained or lost
• Tag-team partners do not intervene
• No serf stealing
• No energy cost per fight
• Potions and consumable effects still apply
• Opponents are selected randomly from the other two Orders

Awards Ceremony

At 22:00 the battle ends and the winning Order is announced. The victorious Order holds the province and enjoys its bonus until the next Province Battle takes place.

Outpost

The Outpost is a remote frontier station that issues weekly tasks to brave knights. Complete these varied assignments to earn gold, items, and experience while testing your abilities across all aspects of the game. Say Outpost to report for duty.

Tasks

Each week, the Outpost presents you with a series of tasks spanning combat, hunting, gathering, and more. Tasks grow progressively more difficult as you advance, but the rewards increase to match.

If a particular task does not suit your playstyle, you can skip it for free and move on to the next one. Completed Outpost tasks also count toward your Achievements.

Schedule

The Outpost follows a weekly cycle:

• Friday — New tasks are posted and the Outpost opens
• Saturday — Rewards for the previous week's tasks are distributed
• Wednesday — The Outpost closes; finish your tasks before then

Workshop

From Level 60, your knight gains access to the Workshop — a place where raw materials are transformed into powerful equipment and nourishing food. Say Workshop to enter, or go directly to the Workbench or Cooking Pot.

Getting Started

The Workshop is divided into two crafting stations: the Workbench for forging equipment and the Cooking Pot for preparing food. To learn new items, you must first acquire scrolls containing blueprints or recipes. Open your Backpack, navigate to Scrolls, and use a scroll to learn its contents.

Some advanced blueprints and recipes require a certain number of Engineering or Cooking points. You gain these points by crafting — the more you craft, the more skilled you become, unlocking increasingly powerful creations.

Blueprints

Recipes

Castle Garden

The Castle Garden is the bustling event hub of the kingdom. Seasonal festivities, special challenges, and a traveling merchant with exclusive wares await those who visit regularly. Say Castle Garden to enter.

Events

The Castle Garden hosts rotating events throughout the season. When an event is active, you can check the Rules to learn how it works, and the Leaderboard to see the current standings. Visit often — new events appear regularly and each one brings unique rewards.

Traveling Merchant

A mysterious merchant occasionally sets up shop in the Castle Garden, offering rare goods in exchange for Royal Medals:

The traveling merchant follows a precise schedule: she appears on day 10 and day 20 of each season, arriving at exactly 15:00 (3 PM). Her stay is limited, so visit the Castle Garden promptly when she is in town.

Earning Royal Medals

Royal Medals are among the rarest rewards in Knight Manager. You can earn them by finishing in the Top 5 of a combat or hunting leaderboard at the end of a season, or by being a member of the winning Order. A maximum of 2 medals can be earned per season.

Fairground

Every Tuesday, the Fairground opens its gates and the great Wheel of Decision awaits brave knights willing to test their luck. Say Fairground to visit.

Wheel of Decision

Spin the Wheel of Decision for a chance at fantastic prizes. Each spin requires either a Free Ticket or costs 5 diamonds. When spinning, you choose from three intensities: Weak, Medium, or Strong. Additional tickets can be purchased through your Backpack.

Possible Prizes

Castle

The Castle is the residence of the King himself — a place of great honor that only the most distinguished knights may enter. Say Castle to approach its gates.

Gaining Entry

The Castle is not open to everyone. To gain access, you must receive a royal invitation. These invitations are granted at random to knights who have demonstrated outstanding achievements. The exact criteria remain a closely guarded secret of the Crown.

When an invitation is bestowed upon you, you will be notified. Until then, continue to prove your worth through battle, hunting, and service to your Order — the King is always watching.

Bestiary

Deep within the realm, magical creatures roam the wilds waiting to be discovered. The Bestiary is your personal collection of companion creatures — loyal pets that accompany your knight on their journey. Say Bestiary to visit your collection.

Collecting Companions

As you explore the world of Knight Manager, you will encounter various magical creatures that can be added to your Bestiary. Each creature has its own type and traits, making every companion unique.

Caring for Your Pets

Once a creature joins your Bestiary, it becomes more than a trophy — it becomes a companion that depends on you. Each pet has five needs that you must tend to if you want it to thrive:

• Hunger — A well-fed pet is a happy pet. Let hunger drop too low and your companion will grow weak and unresponsive.
• Health — Injuries and neglect take their toll. Keep your pet in good health to ensure it stays by your side.
• Energy — An exhausted pet cannot assist you on the road. Allow it time to rest between activities.
• Mood — A cheerful companion performs better. Interaction and care keep spirits high.
• Bond — The most important measure of all. Bond reflects the depth of trust between you and your pet, and it only grows through regular, attentive care.

Say Feed Pet to offer food from your backpack. Different foods satisfy different needs — some restore hunger, others boost mood or health. Experiment with what you have to discover your pet's preferences. Pet food can be found during adventures, purchased from merchants, or crafted at the Workshop.

As your Bond deepens through daily care and attention, your pet will begin to offer greater benefits during adventures. A strongly bonded companion may aid you in ways that a neglected creature never could. The bond between knight and beast is a powerful thing — nurture it, and you will be rewarded.

Be aware that when a new season begins, all pets are reset to their base values. However, rare companions are hardier than most — they survive the seasonal reset and carry over, retaining their place in your Bestiary.

Navigating Your Collection

As your Bestiary grows, you can browse through your creatures and view details about each one — names, types, and current status.

Achievements

From Season 16 onward, knights can pursue Achievements — a comprehensive system that tracks your lifetime accomplishments across every aspect of the game. With over 60 tracked stats spanning 9 categories, there is always something new to strive for. Say My Achievements to view your progress.

Categories

Achievements are organized into 9 categories. You can navigate directly to a specific category by saying its name.

Tiers & Rewards

Each achievement has 5 tiers of progression:

• Bronze — An introductory milestone, reachable by most active knights
• Silver — Requires dedicated effort over several sessions
• Gold — A significant accomplishment that takes considerable time
• Platinum — Reserved for the most committed knights
• Diamond — The pinnacle of mastery, achieved only by the truly legendary

Reaching each tier unlocks a reward that may include gold, diamonds, or rare items. Higher tiers grant more substantial rewards.

Progress

Your achievement progress is tracked across your entire lifetime as a knight — stats do not reset between seasons. Every battle, every orc defeated, and every gift sent contributes to your long-term progress.

Weekly Events

The kingdom follows a weekly rhythm of events and activities. Knowing the schedule helps you plan your training, battles, and resource gathering for maximum efficiency.

Additional Recurring Events

Beyond the weekly schedule, several recurring events happen on a longer cycle:

• Weekly Lottery: Every Monday at 15:00 (from Season 16 onwards). Active players are automatically entered — no sign-up required.
• Dungeon Reset: Every two weeks on Wednesday, all dungeons are reset. Boss kills and completion flags are cleared, allowing groups to challenge them again for fresh rewards.

Seasonal Events

Each season features special tournaments and themed events with unique rewards:

World Boss

From time to time, a creature of terrible power emerges from the shadows and threatens the entire kingdom. No single knight can hope to fell such a beast alone — it takes the combined might of every willing blade to bring the monster down. Rally your strength, sharpen your weapons, and stand shoulder to shoulder with your fellow knights.

The World Boss is a massive shared enemy whose health pool is global — every point of damage dealt by any knight chips away at the same enormous reserve of hit points. When the World Boss appears, a kingdom-wide announcement heralds its arrival, and all knights are called to arms. Your individual damage contribution is carefully tracked, so every strike you land counts toward both the collective effort and your personal standing on the leaderboard.

The boss cycles between active phases, during which it can be attacked, and inactive phases, during which it retreats and cannot be harmed. Pay attention to the timing — you must strike while the iron is hot.

How It Works

1. Appearance: The World Boss appears periodically and is announced to the entire kingdom. You will hear of its arrival when you next visit.
2. Active Phase: During its active window, any knight may attack the boss. Simply say the command when prompted and unleash your assault.
3. Damage Calculation: The damage you deal is based on your current combat statistics — your attack power, equipment bonuses, and any active enchantments all play a role. Stronger knights will naturally deal more damage, but every contribution matters.
4. Inactive Phase: After the active window closes, the boss retreats temporarily. Use this time to prepare, upgrade your gear, and rally your order.
5. Defeat: When the boss’s health is fully depleted by the collective efforts of all knights, it is defeated and rewards are distributed.

Rewards & Leaderboard

A dedicated damage leaderboard tracks every knight’s total contribution throughout the fight. The mightiest combatants earn the greatest spoils, but no participant walks away empty-handed — every knight who lands at least one blow receives a base reward for their courage.

Premium & Diamond Donkey

Knight Manager is completely free to play. Every feature, every battle, and every adventure is accessible without spending a single coin of real money. For knights who wish to support the game, a few optional premium offerings are available.

Diamond Donkey

The Diamond Donkey is a monthly subscription that provides 200 diamonds per month, claimable once per day. The subscription price is displayed in the Alexa app.

Diamonds are the premium currency of Knight Manager. They allow you to skip wait times, participate in special events, and purchase exclusive items from the shop.

Starter Pack

The Starter Pack is a one-time purchase designed to give new knights a head start. It includes:

• 250 Diamonds
• 100 Serfs
• Arrows for hunting
• Free Tickets for events
• And more useful supplies

The Starter Pack can only be purchased once per account through the Alexa in-skill purchasing flow.

Website & API

All knights with a linked account can access the web portal at knight-manager.com:

• Knight Profile — full stats, equipment, and progression
• Leaderboard — top knights and Orders
• Letters — read and write messages
• Fight History — review past battles
• Settings — manage account preferences and ignore list

Premium players also gain access to the REST API at api.knight-manager.com, providing programmatic access to game data for building tools and community resources.

Item Overview

The realm of Knight Manager is filled with useful items, from simple apples to legendary dragon saddles. This overview lists every item you may encounter, along with its effect and how it is used.

Backpack & Items

Your backpack holds everything you collect on your journeys — from food and arrows to rare equipment and powerful scrolls. Managing your inventory wisely is an important part of becoming a successful knight. Say Backpack to open it.

Using Your Backpack

When you open your backpack, choose a category and then select a specific item. Depending on the item type, you can:

• Equip — wear or wield equipment items
• Use — activate consumable items
• Eat — consume food items for healing or other effects

Some items are marked as Soulbound, meaning they are permanently tied to your knight and cannot be traded with other players.

Food & Poisoning

Most food items carry a risk of poisoning when consumed. Poisoning temporarily weakens your knight. However, apples and apple cake are always safe to eat. Over time, your knight builds up a resistance to poisoning, reducing the risk with repeated consumption.

Item Categories

Item Sets

Certain items belong to a set. When you collect and equip multiple pieces of the same set, you receive a set bonus that provides additional stats or special effects. Collecting full sets is a rewarding long-term goal for dedicated knights.

Hall of Legends

The Hall of Legends is the most prestigious honor in all of Knight Manager — a permanent monument to the greatest warriors and hunters the realm has ever known.

Immortal Glory

At the end of each season, the top 5 Arena fighters and the top 5 Dark Forest hunters are immortalized in the Hall of Legends. Their names, achievements, and season are permanently recorded, creating an enduring legacy across all future seasons.

The winning Order of each season is also recognized, honoring the collective effort of its members.

Royal Medals

Knights who earn a place in the Hall of Legends receive Royal Medals as a mark of their extraordinary achievement — among the rarest rewards in the game.

Viewing the Hall

The Hall of Legends is accessible on the website, where you can browse the complete record of legendary knights from every past season. There is no voice command for this feature — it is a website-exclusive experience.

Important Commands

Knight Manager is controlled entirely through voice. Below is a comprehensive reference of the most important commands, organized by category. Remember that you can always say Help in the game for additional guidance.

General Commands

Combat Commands

Hunting Commands

Shopping Commands

Interaction Commands

Location Commands

Order Commands

Event Commands

Group Commands