Meet the Characters
A loyal corgi advisor and a big-hearted king. Say hello to Sir Wagsworth and King Archibald — the heart and soul of Castle Royal.
🐾 Wags, at your serviceSir Wagsworth
Royal Advisor • Keeper of the Cards
Sir Wagsworth — “Wags” to the few he permits such familiarity — is the kingdom’s impeccably groomed corgi advisor. Pompous? Perhaps a touch. But beneath the polished manners and the slightly raised snout beats the most helpful heart in all of Castle Royal.
No card is dealt, no tournament begins, and certainly no royal nap is taken without Wags’ careful supervision. He is the one who hands you that timely hint, who knows every shortcut through the deck, and who will gladly explain — at length — exactly how it ought to be done.
👑 King ArchibaldKing Archibald
Ruler of Castle Royal • The Beloved King
King Archibald — “Archie” to his many friends — rules Castle Royal not with an iron fist but with an open, oversized heart. He is large of stature, larger of generosity, and forever one royal decree away from a delightful mix-up.
He may misplace his crown, mistake a jester for a duke, or flood the courtyard while trying to build a fountain — but his subjects adore him for it. Every grand prize, every celebration, every open gate at Archie’s Castle is his doing, and the kingdom would not trade their bumbling, big-hearted king for anything.
Wags & Archie in Action
Watch our loyal corgi advisor pull a cheeky prank on the ever-trusting King — proof that life at Castle Royal is never dull.
An Unlikely, Unbreakable Friendship
A king who leaps before he looks, and a corgi who looks, plans, and politely insists on looking again — together they make Castle Royal run. Wags steadies Archie’s grand ideas; Archie reminds Wags that a little chaos is half the fun.
Where the King’s heart leads, his loyal advisor follows (with a tidy plan in paw). Their friendship is the warm heart of every level you play — and you’re invited to join the adventure.
Join Wags & Archie
Play Solitaire Castle Royal free and meet the whole royal court.
