Party
“ | Throughout the course of Corruption of Champions II, the PC will be able to recruit a variety of characters to help on his or her quest. While many of the people you find in the world can provide services or support for your mission, an elite handful may actually join the PC in the adventure themselves.
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—Corruption of Champions II: Public Design Document |
The Champion's party always includes themselves. It may include up to two companions, one guest, and one summon.
Companions

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—Homurakko (2025) |
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—Homurakko (2025), in regards to comment 1 |
Changelog listing when companions became recruitable:
- 0.0.09 - Cait
- 0.0.26 - Brint
- 0.1.5 - Berwyn
- 0.1.9 - Etheryn
- 0.2.4 - Atugia
- 0.2.9 - Brienne
- 0.2.32 - Quintillus
- 0.2.41 - Kiyoko
- 0.3.10 - Arona
- 0.3.25 - Azyrran
- 0.4.24 - Agnimitra
- 0.5.7 - Berwyn's removal as a companion (see note)
- 0.5.21 - Viviane - the final companion
So, this patch includes a new dungeon for Berwyn which neatly ties off his arc and brings him more or less to a feature complete state with not just a lot of new content, but a lot of changes to him.
You’ve probably already noticed that while Berwyn always had a dearth of content outside himself compared to most of the cast, your dogboy companion has gotten little to no new support in quests and events over the last year. Berwyn’s original writer left the community some time ago, and I brought B! onboard to finish his character arc off with the aplomb only a writer of his caliber can. However, I made the decision that it would be unfair to burden another writer with an extra companion. Rather, we’ll be transitioning him into a normal NPC.
Asking B! to wrap up another writer’s biggest project is enough of a herculean task on its own — one which he stepped up to admirably, as you’ll soon see — but the decision to cut Berwyn’s Companion content was mine, and made from the beginning. As of this patch, Berwyn is no longer a companion. He is still around, and almost all of his old content is still accessible since he rarely interacted with things to begin with; you just can’t add him to your party anymore. This applies from the moment you beat Matiha in his first quest onwards.
The good news is, without having to worry about supporting him constantly on your adventures, this has given us the opportunity to really give Berwyn some incredible mutability; the kind that would be impossible to support long-term the way we do with Companion characters — Etheryn herself already stresses what we can and should do with a character you can bring with you. The art that comes with this post should give a clue as to what you can do with him (or not, if you like Berry just the way he is).
I know Berry has his fans, so for those of you who like the boi, I hope the quest and all the content it brings is a fitting consolation to not being able to bring him along on your adventures. There really is a ton of it. And for those of you not into big-dick femboys, the ending of this quest might just give you something to enjoy about Wynne too!-Patch Notes for 0.5.7, (2022)
Companions are a core element of the party system. They are intended to travel and interact with the Champion throughout their adventures: they interact with the world, other characters, and with the other companions. In combat, they play a significant roles, from healing, to damaging, to tanking, based their equipped companion set. Regardless of companion health points, if the Champion is defeated in combat, the party experiences combat loss. In normal play, the Champion can only bring up to two companions at a time.
Only veteran writers were allowed to create companions, as they are a huge undertaking and must be accounted for in most, if not all, new and existing content. To prevent significant backtracking for newly-added companions into old content, a submission deadline was set before Khor'minos proper could be entered. It should be noted that the submission for new companions has been closed since version 0.4.20 (November 1, 2021), and any conceptualized companions that were not added before the deadline will not be added.
Companion Tags
Initially, when the companion list was finalized, companion tags were meant to act as a future-proofing system to include or exclude companions in post-combat sex scenes. During a victory sex scene, an Aggressive companion could sex another member of the defeated party, while a Reserved companion would be excluded from most sexual acts in any victory sex scene. This system is largely unused now, as it has been easier to write the companion interaction specifically.
Any non-Chaste companion is considered a sexable companion, and thus can be included in most victory and loss sex scenes that include non-Chaste participation. While rarely used, any non-Chaste & non-Reserved companion is considered a sex-hungry companion, and may comment or participate in certain sex-related scenes.
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Aggressive |
Arona![]() ![]() |
Headstrong characters that tend to use their cock to satisfy their urges, as well as take charge. | |||||
Chaste |
Etheryn![]() [a1] ![]() |
Excluded from any victory and defeat sex scene, and generally shies away or retreats from sexual content that doesn't directly involve them. They are still available for sex with the Champion, but not initially, and in most cases, only with the Champion. | |||||
Playful |
Agnimitra![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() [v2] ![]() |
In essence, a switch. This means that they flex between dominant and submissive to suit themselves. They also tend to, as the name states, act playful or mischievous. | |||||
Reserved |
Atugia [a2] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() [v1] ![]() |
Similar to Chaste, they are excluded from victory sex scenes; however, they are included in defeat sex scenes. They also tend to shy away from sex that isn't specifically related to them. They are still available for sex with the Champion, and in most cases, only the Champion. | |||||
Slutty |
Cait![]() ![]() |
Characters that are eager to engage in sex and tend to be on the receiving/giving end (e.g. giving oral or riding cocks) of sex scenes to satisfy their desires. | |||||
In regards to Atugia, her tag changes based on:
In regards to Viviane, her tag changes based on:
Since it is a barely used system, its use can be enumerated:
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Followers & Character Items
Followers, or Camp Followers, are characters that can accompany the Champion throughout their adventures, but are mostly interacted with at the Champion's camp. Unlike companions, they offer limited to no combat support and rarely contribute dialogue to content that is not related to them. On the other hand, Character Items travel with the Champion by occupying a slot in their inventory. Their main method of interaction is through the Use function in the Champion's inventory or while at camp. While similar to followers, there is a distinct enough difference to split the two.
Character | Type | Acquisition | Interaction Notes |
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Alante![]() |
Camp Follower | By accepting Alante's challenge in single combat (Fight Alone) to earn her hand in marriage and defeating her at The Colosseum |
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Ashelander![]() |
Character Item | Obtained as Ashelander (weapon) at the end of A Teatime For Dragons |
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Eubicha![]() |
Camp Follower | Can be recruited after the completion of Harboring a Fugitive (any end) |
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Kalysea![]() |
Camp Follower | Recruited upon her return at the end of Kalysea's Offerings |
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Lyric![]() |
Character Item | Initially obtained as the Frozen Kobold, and will thaw once the Champion sleeps with the item in their inventory |
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Oma![]() |
Character Item | Initially obtained as the Oil Lamp through:
Note: Discovering the Oil Lamp from one location disables the chance to find it from the other. |
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Guests & Temporary Party Members
During certain quests and events, characters temporarily join the Champion's party by occupying the guest slot and assist them up to a certain point in that storyline. Sometimes, a companion will be added as a guest if they are not currently present in the Champion's party, or if they were not recruited as a companion yet.
Ahmri Harboring a Fugitive ![]() Shadows Over the Sun ![]() Vision Quest ![]() Right of Conquest ![]() Nightmemory Shadows Over the Sun ![]() Nightmemory ![]() Land of Milky Honey ![]() |
Berwyn Matiha's Revenge The Mistress ![]() A Feast For Heroes The Ring of Fate ![]() The Demon of Ice ![]() Howling in the Dark ![]() Ruins of Xadaron Specter of the Wyld ![]() In Her Footsteps (Act One) ![]() Shades of the Past ![]() |
Gweyr Winter Wolf ![]() Hunts ![]() In Her Footsteps (Act One) Specter of the Wyld ![]() Researching the Ring of Fate Undermountain Imps fight ![]() Crystal Clear ![]() The Princess Blade ![]() High Ground ![]() |
Leorah Nightmemory ![]() Cow Herding ![]() Nightmemory ![]() Goocat Quest (Tiran Temple) ![]() Golden Carrot ![]() Ugly Duckling ![]() First encounter ![]() |
Not included in this list are:
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Temporary PC
Like guests, a non-player character may retell an experience they had in the past during certain quests and events. In these cases, the player temporarily assumes the role of that character, until a certain point in the storyline.
Atugia Nightmemory (paralogue) ![]() Winter Wolf (paralogue) ![]() The Princess Blade ![]() |
Summons
Throughout the Champion's adventures, they may come across special items and powers that allow them to summon a character to aid them in battle. While in some cases, the summoned character is a generic and unnamed elemental or creature, in others, it can be a unique, named character. Listed above their names is the item or event that unlocks the power to summon them in the table below. Some of them can be interacted with through the Wayfort's Summon Circle, while some are interactable through the special item used to summon them. This list does not include characters summoned by companions and guests, like Etheryn's summon, Harrick.
Alante Camp talk ![]() Horn of Tides ![]() Temple of Terrestrial Fire ![]() Temple of Terrestrial Fire ![]() The Demon of Ice ![]() Camp talk ![]() Amulet of Transference/Amulet of Union ![]() |
Myria Goocat Quest (Tiran Temple) ![]() Serpent Locket ![]() Rixx Training/Tome of Summon Frost Moth ![]() The Ring of Fate ![]() |