Fields of Mistria bachelors

The current Fields of Mistria bachelors are Balor, Eiland, Hayden, March, Ryis, and Caldarus. They are the six male candidates in the 12-person marriage roster confirmed by NPC Studio's current feature page and named by the maintained wiki.gg marriage page. The Social tab marks eligibility in play, while Caldarus is reached through later story progression.

Who belongs in this category

“Bachelors” is narrower than both “characters” and “romance options.” The complete character roster includes residents, children, animals, market vendors, and story figures, while romance options include six women and six men. This article focuses on the six male candidates.

The Social tab provides the practical boundary because an eligible villager is marked single there. A character's age, portrait, popularity, or role in another person's story is not enough to infer eligibility. If an older page differs from the current game, follow the current Social tab and official release information.

Balor and Eiland

Balor is identified across the current summaries as a traveling merchant. That role connects him to trade and movement around Mistria, making his dialogue context distinct from candidates tied to one craft or farm. The current roster supports his place among the six, while this overview leaves daily schedules and gift tables to character-specific pages.

Eiland is associated with archaeology and the town’s interest in its past. His work gives his scenes a different thematic foundation from commerce, farming, blacksmithing, or carpentry. Players should learn his route through current dialogue and prompts rather than assume every archaeology-related item has a supported relationship value.

Both candidates demonstrate why occupation is descriptive rather than prescriptive. A job helps a player recognize a character’s community role, but it does not rank romance routes or guarantee where someone stands at every hour. Use the map and current game state for navigation, especially after story progress or an update.

Hayden, March, and Ryis

Hayden runs Sweetwater Farm in the collected guides, placing animals and farm life around much of his character context. That shared interest can make him easy for a farming-focused player to recognize, but it does not make every animal product a verified gift. This guide leaves specific preferences and response values to current character evidence.

March works as a blacksmith and is closely associated with the town's metalwork. His role distinguishes him from his brother Olric, who appears in the broader resident roster but is not one of the six bachelors. Family prominence must not be mistaken for shared eligibility.

Ryis is identified as a carpenter. His work links him naturally to building and restoration, while Landen can appear in the surrounding family and story context without becoming part of this bachelor list. Again, the stable claim is Ryis’s inclusion and trade, not an invented timetable or guaranteed event condition.

Compare routes without a ranking

Their roles offer convenient starting points: trade for Balor, archaeology for Eiland, farming for Hayden, blacksmithing for March, carpentry for Ryis, and later story material for Caldarus. Those themes can guide whose dialogue you sample first, but none proves that one candidate is objectively better.

Talk to more than one candidate while deciding. Build conversations into routes that already take you through town, and pay attention to the way each person treats family, work, and restoration. Personal interest is more reliable than a ranking based on unsupported gift efficiency or event rewards.

Keep eligibility and accessibility separate as well. A person can be a current candidate while a particular scene, route step, or location is not yet available in your save. Follow the present game's story and relationship prompts.

Build relationships cautiously

The collected guides broadly support regular conversation and appropriate gifts as relationship actions. They also refer to heart-based progress and character scenes, but they span different versions and do not provide one shared set of exact thresholds for this article. For that reason, no heart level, gift value, event count, letter condition, or proposal requirement is asserted here.

Use the game’s immediate feedback. The Social tab can confirm status, dialogue can show new context, and a character’s reaction can help verify whether an item was welcome in the build you are playing. This is slower than copying a large table, but it avoids converting stale or conflicting figures into false certainty.

If you consult a dedicated route guide, check its game version before spending rare items or waiting for a scene. An Early Access guide may be incomplete for 1.0, especially for Caldarus and later relationship progression.

Keep special figures separate

The maintained wiki.gg marriage page lists Caldarus as the sixth bachelor. NPC Studio's current feature page confirms 12 total marriage candidates, matching six women and six men. His story-linked nature explains why old five-person bachelor lists and early saves can omit him.

Being on the current roster does not mean immediate availability in a new save. Follow the story until the game exposes Caldarus's current relationship route.

The current bachelor list is Balor, Eiland, Hayden, March, Ryis, and Caldarus. The official site establishes the full pool of 12 marriage candidates, while the current wiki.gg marriage roster supplies the six names in the men's group. That combination replaces the older five-name Early Access grouping.

Plan a practical social route

Use each candidate’s town role as a loose orientation point, then combine conversations with ordinary errands. A trip involving trade, archaeological interests, Sweetwater Farm, the smithy, or carpentry-related restoration can naturally create chances to check in. Do not publish or follow a precise route here unless the current version itself supports it.

Schedules can shift with weather, festivals, story progress, and updates. If a candidate is absent, continue other work and consult the current map or Social tab rather than assuming the save is broken. This keeps relationship play compatible with the rest of town restoration.

The six-name boundary also makes related guides easier to read. Consult the all-character roster for relatives and vendors, and the romance-options guide for the complete 12-person group. Return to this page when the question is specifically which male candidates belong in the current roster.

Source notes

This article cross-checked NPC Studio's official site total of 12 marriage candidates with the maintained wiki.gg marriage roster naming six bachelors and six bachelorettes. Older five-bachelor articles are treated as Early Access history, and unsupported gift, schedule, and hidden-value claims are omitted.