Who Are Raven's Beak and Claws in Silver Palace?

Silver Palace's official character title page series has introduced two new names at once: the Raven's Beak and the Raven's Claws, a brother-and-sister pair billed as the former stars of S.T.A.T.S., the city's detective organization. Both cards share the same setup: once the city's most distinguished detectives, both vanished three years ago in an airship crash tied to the Queen's assassination, and both are only now resurfacing through these title-page reveals.

Here is what the two posts actually confirm, and how they slot into what is already known about Silvernia's cover-up.

The Raven's Beak: the younger brother

The Raven's Beak is introduced as the younger brother of the detective duo. His card carries a line of dark humor for a supposedly retired investigator: "No marks left behind. Almost a perfect crime... just kidding." That is the kind of joke a character makes when leaving no trace used to be his job description, not a punchline.

His bio is short and pointed: once the city's most distinguished detective at S.T.A.T.S., he disappeared three years ago in an airship crash connected to the Queen's assassination. His card alone carries no element, role, or kit.

Character Title Page | Detective

—— The Raven's Beak ——

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"No marks left behind. Almost a perfect crime... just kidding."
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The younger brother of the famed detective duo at S.T.A.T.S., once the city's most distinguished detective.
He disappeared three years ago in an… pic.twitter.com/1D6WOzKRnx

— SilverPalace (@SilverPalace_EN) July 4, 2026

The Raven's Claws: the elder sister

The Raven's Claws is his counterpart, the elder sister of the pair and, per her own card, also once the city's most distinguished detective. Her quote reads less like a joke and more like a thesis statement for how she works a case: "Society is a system of chaos. What links seemingly unrelated fragments together may be logic, but it could also be illusions or conspiracies."

That line is worth sitting with. It frames her not just as a detective but as someone who treats the line between deduction and conspiracy theory as genuinely blurry, which fits a game built around a suppressed disaster and a royal cover-up. Like her brother, she disappeared three years ago in the same airship crash linked to the Queen's assassination. Her card carries no combat details either, though as the section below covers, her gameplay profile has since surfaced under another name.

Character Title Page | Detective

—— The Raven's Claws ——

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"Society is a system of chaos. What links seemingly unrelated fragments together may be logic, but it could also be illusions or conspiracies."
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The elder sister of the famed detective duo at S.T.A.T.S., once the… pic.twitter.com/0tWgLcv3IN

— SilverPalace (@SilverPalace_EN) July 4, 2026

Same crash, same organization, same silence

The two cards are clearly a matched set: same organization (S.T.A.T.S.), same three-years-ago timeline, and the same airship crash tied to the Queen's assassination. That is a specific, shared piece of backstory, and it lines up with the broader pattern Silver Palace has been building around the Great Disaster and the city's history of burying inconvenient truths. Two of the city's best investigators vanishing at the exact moment a queen is assassinated, in an incident officially filed away as an accident, reads like exactly the kind of case Silvernia would rather stay closed.

Whether "disappeared" means dead, missing, or simply out of the public eye is not stated. Their reveal as playable-looking character title pages, three years after the fact, suggests the story is bringing them back into it rather than leaving them as backstory footnotes.

The duo is the protagonist

The reveal reads differently now that the protagonist's character sheets have surfaced. "The Raven's Beak" and "The Raven's Claws" are not two supporting characters: they are the banners carried by the two builds of Silver Palace's playable Detective. The male build carries the Raven's Beak; the female build, named Munin, carries the Raven's Claws.

That explains why the two cards are such a tight matched set. The famed S.T.A.T.S. duo is the Detective and the sibling who died in the Evermore airship disaster, so whichever build you choose, the card is describing your surviving half of the pair, with the other half lost in the crash. The Dichotomy Beta follows a single returning Detective chasing the marked bullet that killed that sibling, which is why both cards share one organization, one crash, and one three-year gap.

On the gameplay side, a preview build confirms the female path, Munin, as a 5-star Gravitas unit with a Striker DPS Combat Style and a Hero identity. The Detective guide breaks down her full kit, from the Double-Edged Sword basic combo through the Thus Spake the Raven ultimate. The male path shares the protagonist role and the same story beats; its element and kit have not been shown separately under its own banner.

How to learn more

Sign-ups for the PC-only Dichotomy Beta Test closed on July 16, 2026. Our Dichotomy beta guide covers what the test includes, and our Great Disaster lore breakdown has the background on the cover-up these two detectives may end up unravelling.

In the Story: Dichotomy Beta

The Raven's Beak and Raven's Claws framing gains weight in the campaign. The beta follows a single returning Detective, publicly blamed as the "queen slayer" after the Evermore disaster and hunting the marked bullet that killed the sibling who was once their partner. That lost partner haunts the reopened office at 3 Morgue Street, which the assistants restore down to the plants she used to tend.

For how the case unfolds and where the story leaves off, see the Silver Palace story recap and the story cast guide.

FAQ

Who are the Raven's Beak and Raven's Claws in Silver Palace?

They are a sibling pair introduced through Silver Palace's character title page series: the Raven's Beak (younger brother) and the Raven's Claws (elder sister), both former top detectives at S.T.A.T.S. who disappeared three years ago in an airship crash linked to the Queen's assassination.

Are Raven's Beak and Raven's Claws playable characters?

Yes. They are the banners of the two builds of the playable Detective protagonist: the Raven's Beak for the male build, the Raven's Claws for the female build, named Munin. A preview build confirms Munin as a 5-star Gravitas Striker DPS Hero.

How are Raven's Beak and Raven's Claws connected to the Queen's assassination?

Both characters' bios state they disappeared three years ago in an airship crash tied to the Queen's assassination. No further detail on their involvement, guilt, or survival has been confirmed.

What is S.T.A.T.S. in Silver Palace?

S.T.A.T.S. is the detective organization named in both character bios as the group where the Raven's Beak and Raven's Claws were once the city's most distinguished detectives. No further organizational detail has been officially published yet.