The current Fields of Mistria romanceable characters roster has 12 marriage-candidate slots. NPC Studio’s official page names Celine, Juniper, Reina, Valen, Adeline, Balor, March, Hayden, Ryis, and Eiland; two additional portrait slots remain unnamed on that roster. The official FAQ also confirms that eligible villagers are not locked by gender.
For related guidance, see Fields of Mistria Caldarus and Fields of Mistria Heart Events Guide.
Official romanceable character roster
The clearest answer is the named list below. These are the characters explicitly shown under NPC Studio’s “Romanceable Characters” heading. The official site also says the game has 12 marriage candidates, so the ten names are a confirmed named subset rather than a reason to invent identities for the remaining two slots.
| Character | What the official roster confirms |
|---|---|
| Celine | Named romanceable character |
| Juniper | Named romanceable character |
| Reina | Named romanceable character |
| Valen | Named romanceable character |
| Adeline | Named romanceable character |
| Balor | Named romanceable character |
| March | Named romanceable character |
| Hayden | Named romanceable character |
| Ryis | Named romanceable character |
| Eiland | Named romanceable character |
This list is useful when you are choosing a first relationship target, looking up character-specific gifts, or checking whether a favorite villager belongs to the romance system. It is deliberately a roster, not a ranking: the official pages identify eligible characters but do not rank their stories, personalities, or gifts.
What the 1.0 romance system confirms
NPC Studio’s 1.0 announcement adds important context for the roster. The developer says NPC heart caps were raised to 10 Hearts, and it specifically lists “10 Hearts Proposal & Wedding Events for romanceable NPCs.” The same announcement confirms marriage and children. The official FAQ answers one common question directly: marriage candidates are not locked by gender, and you can choose to marry any eligible villager regardless of gender. In practical terms, a romance route is part of a larger relationship progression that can reach proposal and wedding content in the full release.
Use this short checklist when planning a relationship route:
- Pick from the eligible romanceable roster, not simply from every villager in town.
- Treat the 10 Hearts cap as the confirmed 1.0 relationship milestone.
- Expect proposal and wedding events to be tied to 10 Hearts for romanceable NPCs.
- Remember that marriage and children are confirmed 1.0 features.
- Choose based on the character’s story and gift preferences rather than an unofficial ranking.
That gender rule means the roster does not need to be split into exclusive bachelor and bachelorette routes.
Why two names remain unlisted
The official romanceable-character section shows two additional portrait silhouettes without character names, while both the official website and Steam store page describe 12 marriage candidates. That creates a useful distinction: the total number is confirmed, ten names are visible on the checked official roster, and the identities of the two unnamed slots should not be filled with guesses.
If you see a guide naming the two silhouettes, check whether it cites a later official announcement or an in-game source. Character speculation can age quickly around a game that has moved from Early Access into 1.0. Until NPC Studio names those slots in an authoritative source, treat the two portraits as unlisted candidates rather than confirmed character identities.
Quick route checklist
For a spoiler-light first pass, use this order:
- Select one of the ten officially named characters above, or wait for an authoritative identification of the two unnamed slots.
- Build the relationship through normal play and track the heart milestone shown in your current 1.0 build.
- Use gifts and character events to learn the route instead of relying on a popularity list.
- At 10 Hearts, look for the proposal and wedding content that NPC Studio announced for romanceable NPCs.
- If you want a family outcome, remember that marriage and children are part of the confirmed 1.0 feature set.
This approach keeps the page accurate while still giving you a practical starting point: ten names to investigate, a confirmed total of 12 candidates, and a clear explanation of what the full-release romance system is designed to support.
