Your next few days
One entry per line. Saved only in this browser on this page; no game-save access or cross-device sync. Copy a backup before clearing browser data.
Nothing saved yet.
Use your current calendar as the starting point
The publisher describes a limited day-and-night schedule in which chosen activities advance the story calendar. Dungeons, follower relationships and virtues compete for that time. The useful first question is therefore what your current save needs before its next deadline.
Make a short plan for the next few available actions. A complete online schedule can be helpful for a completion run, but it may assume that you already made earlier choices. When those assumptions differ, copying the next line alone can make the plan harder to follow.
Source: Publisher description of the calendar
Put commitments ahead of optional improvements
| Priority | What to record | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Deadline | Quest or story objective and its displayed final date | Makes the time constraint visible. |
| Access | Travel, prerequisite or availability shown by the game | Prevents planning an action you cannot take. |
| Progression goal | The follower or virtue requirement you want to satisfy | Connects a free action to a useful result. |
| Fallback | Another available activity | Keeps one unavailable option from derailing the day. |
Choose a virtue because it unlocks something you need
When an interaction shows a Royal Virtue requirement, copy the name and required rank into your notes. That makes the next improvement purposeful. Compare activities using the information your current game reveals instead of assuming that a visible animation is an exact numerical score.
For a first playthrough, leave room to discover the story. For a completion-focused run, choose one detailed schedule and check its starting assumptions before relying on it. This page supplies neither hidden point thresholds nor a promise that every follower can be completed from any save.
Use the local schedule above
Enter one line per planned action, such as “current game date · night · available follower activity · check requirement.” Select Update list to create checkboxes. A checked item means you marked that action complete; the page cannot detect progress in the game.
The list stays in this browser on this page. It does not sync to another device. Copy a backup before clearing browser data, and review the list whenever the game reveals a new deadline or changes your available options.
A small planning example
- Read the current story deadline and note the next required objective.
- Check the travel and access information for that objective.
- Choose one follower or virtue goal that fits an available slot.
- Keep an alternative action for that slot in case the first option is unavailable.
- After playing, mark only the completed action and revise the next few entries.
Review outcomes rather than preserving a perfect-looking plan
If a fight takes longer or a new requirement appears, adjust the remaining plan before spending another free period. The checklist is useful because it can change. Keep a separate note for discoveries you want to revisit in a later playthrough so they do not distract from the current deadline.
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Sources & scope
This article uses the official and individually identified community references linked below. It is not a hands-on review. Screenshots are credited to their original publishers; they are not evidence that we tested these steps. Game details can change after publication.
Sources checked: 23 Oct 2026. Read how we use sources and AI assistance.
