Emily O'Brien voices the Queen, Liam O'Brien the Warrior, Darin De Paul the Wizard, Anjali Bhimani the Bard, Erica Luttrell the Sailor, and Matthew Waterson the Druid in Order of the Sinking Star. Additional announced performers include Erik Braa, Andrew Kishino, Jamieson K. Price, Sabrina Fest, and a special appearance by Jonathan Blow.
The released game has English voice performances. Its Steam language listing includes ten additional languages for interface text and subtitles, without full audio. If a voice sounds familiar, use the role table to identify the performer in the released game.
Main Characters and Their Voice Actors
| Character role | Voice actor | Other announced work |
|---|---|---|
| The Queen | Emily O'Brien | Death Stranding; Starfield |
| The Warrior | Liam O'Brien | Critical Role; The Legend of Vox Machina |
| The Wizard | Darin De Paul | Overwatch; Marvel's Spider-Man |
| The Bard | Anjali Bhimani | Overwatch; Ms. Marvel |
| The Sailor | Erica Luttrell | Apex Legends; Steven Universe |
| The Druid | Matthew Waterson | X-Men '97; Hades II |
These role labels let you use the cast list before learning every character's name. The other-work column supplies a recognition aid: it lists projects associated with each performer, rather than crossover characters or the actor's specific role in every project.
The two O'Brien entries are separate performers and roles. Emily O'Brien is the Queen; Liam O'Brien is the Warrior. Likewise, the two magical hero roles have different performers: Darin De Paul voices the Wizard and Matthew Waterson voices the Druid.
Emily O'Brien as the Queen

Emily O’Brien voices the Queen.
Emily O'Brien performs the Queen, the character you meet in the opening adventure before reaching the wider world. Death Stranding and Starfield are the representative works named alongside her participation in the cast.
Use the Queen's crown and silhouette in the character design to distinguish her from the other heroes. Keep her dialogue separate from other voices you encounter in the opening area.
The Hero Party's Performers
Liam O'Brien's Warrior credit is the direct answer for the Warrior's voice. Critical Role and The Legend of Vox Machina are named among his other work. Darin De Paul's Wizard credit accompanies his work in Overwatch and Marvel's Spider-Man.
Anjali Bhimani performs the Bard, with Overwatch and Ms. Marvel named among her other work. Matthew Waterson performs the Druid, with X-Men '97 and Hades II named alongside his credit. Each pairing belongs to its specific hero, even when several heroes share a room or conversation.
If you are matching a spoken line rather than looking up the cast generally, identify the speaker from the scene and any subtitle context the game supplies. Then match that character's role to the table. No puzzle solution is required to use the cast list.
Erica Luttrell as the Sailor
Erica Luttrell voices the Sailor in Skipping Stones. Apex Legends and Steven Universe are the representative works named with her credit.
The Sailor has conversations with a talking boat. The Sailor credit identifies her performer; it does not identify the boat's performer. Keep those speakers separate when placing a familiar line or recording your own cast notes.
Additional Announced Performers
| Performer | Other announced work |
|---|---|
| Erik Braa | League of Legends; Marvel Rivals |
| Andrew Kishino | Star Wars: The Clone Wars; Marvel Rivals |
| Jamieson K. Price | Persona 5; Bleach |
| Sabrina Fest | Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game |
| Jonathan Blow | Special appearance; game director |
The additional list confirms these performers' participation without establishing all their role assignments. It does not provide a complete roster for the talking boat, narrators, or minor characters. Jonathan Blow's announced special appearance remains unnamed here.
English Audio and Subtitle Languages
The Steam language listing gives English interface text, full audio, and subtitles. French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese have interface text and subtitles listed, without full audio in that table.
If you choose translated subtitles, the English performer list remains the relevant starting point for the announced voices. A translated character label does not imply a separately dubbed cast. Use the subtitle language to follow the dialogue and the credited role to identify the performer.
Release Performances and June Demo Placeholders
The June demo used temporary computer-generated voice-over for some dialogue and offered an option to turn it off. Older recordings can therefore contain temporary audio rather than the final performance.
The released game has the announced professional cast above. When comparing an older clip with a role credit, keep the build of the recording clear. The demo's temporary-voice option should not be treated as a description of the release cast, and a voice heard in that older build should not be assigned to a final actor solely by sound.