Version 1.0 · source values and calculation methods included
Search for items, villagers, fish and quests, then use the crop, gift and fishing tools to plan your next day. The guides cover the first week through the 1.0 endgame.
Search any item, villager, fish or recipe by name.New to Mistria? Start with the First-Week Guide
Type a name into the search box, or open one of the topics below to find the relevant table, tool or guide.
Prices, seasons, odds and heart points all come from the game itself, and any derived figure shows how it was worked out.
Feed what you found into a tool: what to plant, who to gift, when and where to fish.
Look up a fact, plan the next day, check a milestone or read a guide.
Search every item, recipe, fish, bug, villager and quest, and follow the links between them.
Tools that run the game’s own maths before you spend gold, a gift, or a day.
Museum sets, town renown, skill perks, and the calendar of birthdays and festivals.
Guides for every stage, plus romance, ranching, and what changed in 1.0.
Each one takes what you already know and works the rest out with the game’s own rules.
Name any item and see every villager who loves or likes it, with the heart points each gift is worth.
Gift Finder
It ranks crops by total season revenue, with regrowth, seed cost and profit shown separately.
Crop Planner
Set the season, weather, hour and water, and see what is biting and how likely each catch is.
Fishing Planner
See every wing and donation set, where each piece comes from, and the reward each finished set pays out.
Museum
Open a zoomable map of the valley with fishing spots, forage, dig sites, quest markers and villager routes.
Map
See every reward on the 100-level renown track, plus the request board: who wants what, and what it pays.
RenownThirty-four neighbours with their own schedules, birthdays and gift tastes. Twelve of them can be dated and married.
The questions that bring people here, and the guides that settle them.
Source values come from the released version, and derived figures include their calculation method.
The planners calculate profit per day, catch odds and heart points with the game’s formulas.
Item and villager names come from the game’s own text, so what you read here is what you see in game.
A practical plan for the first seven days: profitable crops, useful introductions and choices worth making early.
Two useful habits for building friendship early are talking to everyone once a day and giving a loved item when you have one. The gift finder starts with whatever is in your bag and shows who appreciates it.
Then plant for the season rather than by eye. The crop planner ranks by total season revenue and shows regrowth, seed cost and profit separately, so the order differs from price alone.
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.
The source data is based on version 1.0. Where a figure is derived rather than displayed in game (season revenue, catch odds, heart points), the page shows how it was worked out, so you can check it for yourself.
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.
