Fields of Mistria Wiki

Version 1.0 · every number checked against the game

Fields of Mistria Wiki

Gift lists, fishing windows, crop profits, romance and the whole item database — one verified reference for everything Fields of Mistria asks you to keep track of.

Search any item, villager, fish or recipe by name.

Inside the wiki

Five tools, five questions

Each one takes what you already know and works the rest out with the game’s own rules.

Browse the almanac

Every record in the game, grouped the way the game’s own journal groups it.

New in 1.0

Marriage, children, ten hearts and a museum you can finish. Everything the update added, and whether your old save still works.

What’s New

The year at a glance

Every birthday and festival, season by season. A gift handed over on a birthday earns its usual points plus a 20-point bonus.

What players ask most

Each one goes straight to the page that answers it.

Why use this one

How this works

If you have just started

Two habits carry the early game. Talk to everyone once a day, and hand over something they love when you can — the gift finder works backwards from whatever is in your bag, so you never waste a good item on someone who shrugs at it.

Then plant for the season rather than by eye. The crop planner ranks by gold per day, which accounts for regrowth and seed cost, and is usually a different order than price alone suggests.

If you are deeper in

The museum pages list every donation set and the rewards each wing pays out. The mines pages say what each depth actually yields before you commit a day to it.

For relationships past eight hearts, romance and dating covers proposals, weddings and children, including the one mistake that permanently closes a romance off.

About the numbers

Everything here reflects version 1.0. Where a figure is derived rather than displayed in game — gold per day, catch odds, heart points — the page shows how it was worked out, so you can check it rather than take it on trust.

Villager and item names use the game’s own text in all eight languages. A few names have no official translation yet and appear in English; where that happens the page says so.