Don't Underestimate These Things In Stardew Valley ! ! !

[@ezlilyy]

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[@SallyWooten]

you should talk about the statue of true perfection, which you get in the Qi cave - gives a prismatic shard every day

[@TheDevastator619]

Don’t dump your winter roots. You can throw them in a seed maker for extra winter seeds so you can conserve some of those crystal fruits for more wine. (NOTE: this is very much a min-max strat. Always play SDV how you like too.)

[@SpacekidB]

I use winter seeds to max out foraging. It also gives me more to do in winter.

[@TheDevastator619]

@@SpacekidB farming in winter is *chefs kiss*

[@juuuunii658]

also it's used for roots platter which she mentioned in this exact video

[@jarradscarborough7915]

i was gonna say this. glad u beat me to it! :)

[@cleberva]

@@TheDevastator619 It's the only season I farm in, who *doesn't* farm in winter?

[@jarl_jake2329]

The problem with golden eggs isn’t that they aren’t profitable but you can only get them after you’ve 100 percented a farm. By that point your money making strategy’s well established and theres no point to over committing to them. They are truly a trophy item.

[@sinisternightmare]

I also lack the capitalist motivation to just make more and more and more and MORE money, that I cannot reasonably spend on anything.

[@toms-zr9mq]

@@sinisternightmare same once ive bought all the upgrades and buildings i want i don't really see the point

[@adrian3747_]

@@toms-zr9mq Thats why i don’t like the cheats etc coz it’s not as fun anymore and what’s the point?

[@theodorethewyvern2640]

I use fish ponds for a different purpose: If you put midnight carp/flounder into a fish pond, they’ll only give you roe, But they will increase in number until they reach maximum capacity. So, you can just fish half of them out every once in a while, and the population of each pond will slowly grow back to 10. So, in all seasons, you can have a steady supply for your sea foam pudding.

[@kirbyjoe7484]

I always have one pond with sea cucumbers in it for this same reason. Lucky Lunches are premium Skull Cavern fodder.

[@TheEmeraldWeirdo]

Why waste a pond on Flounder? You can easily get them on Ginger Island year-round. All you really need is one for Midnight Carp and one for Squid, which will produce Squid Ink, which is the last ingredient for Seafoam Pudding.

[@lilywest9552]

I do the same but with eels. If you have a crab pond and a slimejack pond they can give you seaweed and green algae, so that you can make even more ponds

[@Cat15210]

What's the perk of sea foam pudding? I love hearing how people use food for their adventures

[@nixipixi8945]

@@Cat15210 Seafoam Pudding increases your fishing level by 4 points. Each point increases the bobber size (green bar), and decreases the max amount of time before fish bite. It's super handy if you're having trouble catching a tricky fish (legendary fishes), and saves a lot of time if you are farming for a specific type of fish.

[@averagechannelname9969]

THANK YOU FOR THE RABBIT RECOGNITION! I absolutely adore Rabbits I love them so much. Plus turning their wool into cloth can get you some good money every week. Around 7800 if you have a full Rabbit barn which I do not. As well Gold/Iridium Wool has the chance to double the amount of Cloth you get

[@meh8982]

Iridium wool is worth a little more than cloth with the Artisan profession (a LOT more with the Rancher profession), but you do have a 50% chance of getting double cloth out of it. Gold wool has a 25% chance of double cloth and silver has a 10% chance.

[@averagechannelname9969]

@@meh8982 Oh? I must've misremembered then ehshsgs. I thought Iridium Wool was 650 while Cloth was 658 my bad Edit: With the Artisan I mean ehshshs

[@williamdc3104]

Truffles count as forageables because they are mushrooms that you forage for, because they are produced from having pigs doesn't mean that those pigs actually grew the truffles they just foraged for them.

[@DisasterAuntie]

Thank you for mentioning the coffee! It's honestly the single most lucrative crop you can grow. If you fish enough, you can upgrade your fishing pole, then your backpack, then afford a coffee bean by the first Sunday or possibly the second Friday of Spring 1, assuming it's available at the traveling merchant's cart. So, let's be generous and say that you purchase a coffee bean on that Friday, which is 12 Spring, year 1. Plant it that day, with NO fertilizer or speed-gro. You can harvest four coffee beans on the 22nd of Spring. Now, that FIRST coffee plant will produce four beans every 2 days till the end of Summer. That's 14 harvests in summer (28 days), plus the 22nd, 24th, 26th, and 28th days of Spring, for a total of 18 harvests of 4 beans each. 18 x 4 = 72. However. Each time you harvest beans, you don't sell them. You plant them. So on 22 Spring, you'll plant 4 coffee beans. These will be ready to harvest on 4 Summer. Those four plants will produce 4 beans each, every other day, which means that there will be 12 harvests of 16 beans each. 12 x 16 = 192. Now, from the 4 plants you harvested on 4 Summer, you got 16 beans. Plant those, and they'll be ready to harvest on 14 Summer (thus allowing you to create 56 more coffee plants) followed by another 7 harvests. 16 plants x 4 beans per plant x 7 harvests = 448. Plant the 56 coffee beans you harvest on 14 Summer, and you'll harvest them on 24 Summer. That only gives you 2 more harvests from those particular plants. However, 56 plants x 4 beans per plant x 2 harvests = 448. Adding up ALL the beans from ALL of the plants: 72 + 192 + 448 + 448 = 1160 beans, which are worth 17400 if they are all at the lowest quality. But DO NOT SELL THEM. If you've managed to repair your greenhouse, you can plant 120 coffee plants on the main floor and harvest them every other day till you die, and get stinking rich. If you don't, however, you now restart on 1 Spring, year 2. There are over 3,000 farmable spots on a standard farm, but let's take up some of those spaces with Junimo huts, sprinklers, lightning rods, torches, and so on. So, say about 2,000 spots. Now you're cooking with gas! Place your sprinklers and Junimo huts et cetera on 28 Winter (or if you've saved up enough, plant a BUNCH of winter seeds) so that as much ground as possible will stay plantable. If you can manage to get 2,000 coffee beans planted, that's 8,000 beans on 11 Spring, and another 8,000 every two days after that. That's 120,000 just from beans, if you wanted to sell them, but you don't. You really, really don't. Even assuming ALL your beans were iridium quality, which they won't be, that would only net you 240,000 per 8,000 bean crop because an iridium quality coffee bean sells for 30 gold. If you get any iridium beans, sell those because turning them into coffees won't make you any profit. All other beans will give you profit. LOADS of profit. 8,000 ÷ 5 (beans per coffee = 1,600 coffees = 240,000 gold every 2 days. But you can't really get that... Until you've got sufficient kegs, of course. One keg can turn 5 beans into a coffee in 2 in-game hours, so each keg can create an absolute maximum of 10 cups of coffee each day. But really it'll be less than that, because you'll have to be running back and forth between kegs, plus the time you spend getting to the keg site, plus petting your animals and stuff... Whatever. Assume about 5 coffees per day from each keg, and if you get more, just take the W. Five coffees per keg per day. Based on the number of beans you'll get, you'll need 320 kegs, which means about 2 Big Sheds filled with kegs, or a bunch of kegs kept somewhere off your property. If you do nothing all day but swap out finished coffees for fresh beans, it will be a very boring grind -- but if you focus on doing that just one or two days each week, including the fall and winter when no coffee is growing, you can keep ahead of it and get it all done before the next spring. Still boring, but you'll be so rich you won't mind. One year, just one year, of doing this, and you'll get your Golden Clock and all your obelisks at the end of that year.

[@DisasterAuntie]

I MESSED UP THE MATH. You can only plant 2K coffee beans on the 1st day of Spring 2 if you've had the greenhouse. Still, the growth-and-replant thing makes the numbers of beans and therefore coffee grow logarithmically, so it really snowballs in a beautiful way. If you're on a PC and can use mods (I'm not), it could even be automated so that you didn't have to actually do anything! Plant the beans, let the sprinklers water them and the Junimos harvest them, then stick them all in a chest at the entrance to an incredibly full shed so that you can just collect the coffees when they're done. Free money.

[@lauren9284]

jaw literally dropped at this comment, audibly said "hollllyyyyy shit" I'm amazed at how you can have this much research on coffee beans in Stardew Valley. leaving a second like in form of a comment right here

[@VaryaEQ]

This is how I ended up with half a farm of coffee plants and no motivation to keep playing that save file by the end of spring.

[@DisasterAuntie]

@@VaryaEQ To each their own.

[@adrian3747_]

Damn u typed all that to explain sumthin? ur prolly bored AF

[@thevespa_]

I do have an additional hack about forageables! Mushrooms, winter roots, wild horseradishes and spice fruit put into seed makers make respective seasonal seeds! So you save all the other forageables to sell or consume! When I found that out on accident, it was a huge game changer!!

[@Omni0404]

Plus hey, you might just get an ancient seed!

[@jadnanefertyth3155]

Lily! The winter root and snow yams make more winter seeds if you put them in the seed maker! Also you can eat them for energy and health, its super useful in the early game!

[@willifordacierto4289]

just returned to stardew valley in a while, you were the first search recommended for the game, very informative

[@andrewoler1]

Thanks for the geode crusher tip! I also found this trick is super useful for accomplishing the Qi fruit quest. If you’re cracking a bunch of omni geodes at Clint’s, every now and then you’ll get 5 Qi beans - replicate that one. I usually get an extra 20-30 Qi beans per day using this method.

[@Edible_chalk]

I literally had a heart attack watching you throw that legend fish away 5 times in a row

[@garrothhogonokami]

THE WOOD FALLING AWAY FROM HER.. WOOD THAT WILL NEVER BE REPLACED..🥲😂😅

[@PIKATHUNDER7]

For any future use, bisque is easy to say it's just "Bisk"

[@alixeverson]

YAY congrats Ezlily on the sponsorship

[@eduardoxenofonte4004]

7:35 you can buy seafoam pudding in the dance of the moonlight jellies for only 5,000g! +4 fishing really helps with catching the legend, for example

[@simsley5501]

Every time i think i know everything about sdv, u come out with a new video that teaches me something new. Thank you so much for this video, its gonna be so useful! Also, it’s totally fine not being sure how to pronounce things, believe me I struggle with that even tho English is my native language, but in case u wanted to know, in English (at least US english, idk about England english or other countries) “bisque” is just pronounced like “bisk” - the “ue” is silent.

[@ezlilyy]

Thank you so much! Much appreciated.. I saw that word, and I Had no idea how to say it

[@MrSlimeTheOneAndOnly]

I mean, I never knew about the Geode Crusher

[@nixhixx]

@@ezlilyy It rhymes with RISK.

[@1korakodf]

I think other winter foragables are quite profitable. With the amount of them plus quality you can make serious money too.

[@Karthos1000]

Puple mushrooms are the most valuable non-truffle foragable. But you can turn crystal fruit into artisan goods, which you can't do with a a Purple mushroom. But purple mushrooms don't hatch from fall seeds like other fall foragables, so they're fairly rare unless you hit a mushroom floor in the mines or are on the Forest Farm.

[@kkletus7917]

The roots platter is kinda moot because, (if your on pc) you can use the hammers special and rapidly press c and left click to do tons of damage.

[@NannyOggins]

I like the antibacterial quality of the Casify phone cases, my phone is always being passed around the family and I feel I have to clean it several times a day. As for the pigs, truffles are amazing money spinners but having to pet the pigs each day is a pain so I only keep four pigs, then there is the cost of food for them over winter, its worth

[@ShackleYT]

one little tip i have for winter, save your lesser quality crops and turn them into artisan goods throughout the winter! remember, food never spoils in stardew, so you could be making blueberry jam in the middle of a snowstorm

[@JohnSnow-dv3ge]

your videos helped me so much during my playthrough that i named my in-game daughter after you (Lily) and didnt even notice until now

[@cjhaedaten8711]

I always get my prismatic shard from fishing, killing slimes or bat..... But I usually grind thise black thingy in the snow part of the cave for the 2x drop chance ring thingy before I started killing slimes for the ring...... And from my current modded playthrough I actually got my first prismatic from the slimes in the hidden forest area😆

[@justFoxPLS]

Seafoam pudding isn't hard, just put your first midnight carp in a fishpond and let them reproduce, flounder won't be an issue and squid kids are common in the mones

[@Ceares]

TBH, midnight carp is super easy to catch too. Especially once you open up Ginger Island, but Lobster Bisque lasts 16 IRL minutes so you can fish all day long without worrying, which, if you're trying to catch a legendary fish is super helpful.

[@justFoxPLS]

@@Ceares whatever

[@angelganon8213]

Thank you for the video lily and also CONGRATS on the first sponsor ad! I'm so happy you're getting recognized

[@quackerzdb]

That geode crusher tip is OP

[@ezlilyy]

yeah when I first saw it, I couldn't believe it. So cool! Maybe speedrunners/minmaxers can use this as well

[@MetaSiren]

When you start playing, make sure you have at least 2000 gold every week and every Friday and Sunday go to the merchant in Cindersap and buy the rare seed if she has one. Do this for the first year and get your greenhouse up and running asap. If not, in the fall, plant all the rare seeds. At the end of the season (takes all season to grow without fertilizer), but turn all of the fruit into seeds. In the greenhouse, I grew rare seeds in one half and ancient seeds in the other and in the second year, I started making a lot of money to start getting other things established and it helps while working for the island/endgame.

[@elpresichavez]

Don't sell the winter root, put them in a seed maker instead, so you have more winter seeds for another harvest.

[@spellbinder3113]

It's pronounced "Bisk" rhymes with disk. Bisque. Hope that helps!

[@zaineoakley5555]

winter roots and snow yams are very useful in some speedruns (joja and joja movie thereter because of clay farming) as its the single best way to get money with the equipment you have trying to joja as quickly as possible (real time)

[@welshwizardbear]

just felt that I had to point out that each winter root produces winter seeds in the seed maker, helping you make lots of seeds and lots more money.

[@yourboi5492]

Since lobster is stupid rare and I don’t like using crab pots I usually just buff dish of the sea, just grow like 20 taters, buy oil from Pierre and fish for sardines.

[@zeeanon9830]

golden chickens are definitely an end game item but they're a quick and easy way to make a lot of money in the late game! i'm working on a casual billionaire run myself and the small section of my farm that isn't being used by wine-making sheds, ancient fruit, or pig barns is covered with a dozen deluxe coops filled with golden chickens. daily egg drops, extremely low maintenance (when using autopetters and autograbbers from skull cavern runs), and only requiring a 3x6 area, means they're actually more profitable than pigs! the only downside is that relying on the incubater instead of purchasing directly from marnie takes a while to fill a deluxe coop.

[@SkyBrightGames]

I don't keep pigs. I only keep cows. I got an auto-grabber from Matnie and an auto-petter from jojo and there's an automatic feed system for the barn. I just check the auto-grabber every month and make money easily. The auto-grabber doesn't work on truffle.

[@sneezyfido]

Get a lazy person to do a tedious chore. They'll figure out the best way to get it done 😁

[@SkyBrightGames]

@@sneezyfido Great advice!

[@ohnoitsspreading6200]

Yes, thank you for talking about wild winter seeds

[@powerfulshammy]

Um when you get winter seeds turn em to tea sapling. Tea sells more than the foragables

[@bg6b7bft]

I stock up on coffee to make espresso for the Qi fresh food quest.

[@sampenny4586]

Great video. Glad you got sponsorship nice to get rewards for your efforts. I like that hint about how to use the Geode crusher to double up a reward.

[@sloaneglover1026]

Truffles are foraged by pigs in real life. That might be why they're a foragable 😁

[@PiaRavenari]

Yes! And you still often have to dig them out of the ground once the pig (or truffle dog) has found them, because pigs will sometimes still try and eat them, so getting down on your hands and knees to dig a truffle out of the ground is def foraging :D

[@chelseajackman7730]

Winter root makes the roots platter. Roots platter is friggin essential for fighting. Save those puppies.

[@tencat24]

The thing with the barbed hook, though, is that it makes it harder to get the treasure chests

[@MxtyFN]

I've been in-love with your videos recently, and I can't wait to watch this!

[@jasonrobbins4227]

So if profit is desired yes pigs is the way to go. If looking for useful items. I'd argue at least a dozen cows is best. They generate large milk if a silver to iridium star your cheese maker produces gold cheese. Now two things occur do to the quality and quantity of the cheese. It takes 7 days to make iridium cheese. If basement is full of caskets you'll generate over 100k weekly. Not to mention the health and energy you get from consumption. It does not strip buffs either. Rabbits are hit or miss as they do not produce daily but every few days. Pigs are good but require dirt to find truffle. So your losing out buying hay. Again same with chickens they will produce gold mayonnaise once you process the large egg silver to iridium. Sheep is good for Abigail she likes the cloth. It's every other day tho. But at over $500 gold a unit it's decent. My personal favorite is the lizard. It's not very good but I like them lol. Ducks again are ok but they're every other day or 3 days I don't remember. They give eggs and feathers. Goats are ok again and much like cows they can produce gold cheese but it's every other day. Which makes less then the cows. It does have better stats but produces half of what a cow does. So I actually run; 1 barn cows 1 barn pig 1 coop chicken 1 coop lizards I do it just cause I like the animals. I strongly recommend cows. Pigs if your wanting coin. Truffle oil is worth $1k+ however they only produce 3 of 4 seasons.

[@oliviaw1749]

I love filling my coop with dinosaurs! 💕🦖

[@emilybillings9474]

I got a dinosaur egg quickly on my current playthrough, and put it in a chest near where I wanted to put my coop. I needed to move that chest to actually put my coop down, so I moved it to the chest next to my house. I forgot I have the automated mod, and my mayo machine took it. 😭 I had to walk away from the game for a couple minutes!

[@ThePantaloon_]

Wait! Plot twist! With the winter foragables that you just harvested you can create more seeds!

[@lightsideofsin8969]

Even easier than producing as much crystal fruit as possible is making as much winter seed as possible and turning it all into tea saplings. sell them for 500 G each. That's a good and reliable way to make money, especially in the early game. Befriend Caroline as soon as possible and after 2 hearts you get the recipe for tea saplings.

[@adrianhare5941]

Sell the crystal fruit as iridium if u have the perk and turn the winter roots into more winter seeds the crystal fruit is not worth turning into wine if u have ancient fruit pineapples or star fruit stocked up for the winter winter roots are the most valuable because it makes u more more in the long run

[@matthewtalbot-paine7977]

I only really put things in the bin when I need to pick something else up and my inventory is full and it's usually like 5 fibre or some sap or pine cones all of which I have hundreds of on my farm.

[@sachar1281]

7:55 lobster bisk, if you still wonder about the pronunciation

[@michealtheevilhero2340]

Grinding Tea saplings for early game winter is very profitable,I'd say save up for about a 100 saplings and see those zeros rolling in to get ya through early winter

[@antiito2383]

7:48 midnight squid, wasn't it the other fish?

[@matthewtalbot-paine7977]

I always learn about something new every time I watch a stardew valley video. this time it was golden chickens. Of course the problem with golden chickens is that their eggs are that good for money and they aren't good for anything else money wise 12 chickens would make you 14400g which divided by the number of tiles would give you 800g per tile per day which is less than sheep, pigs and rabbits.

[@merbecca80]

Winter roots count as orange for the Qi quest-- I save them for that :)

[@od1401]

I love your renegade strategies lol, adds a bit of spice to the game. Bought something from your sponsor BTW, hope it helps

[@radmanstan413]

Even though barbed hooks makes getting tougher fish harder, the first time I used a hook I caught a gold catfish the first time. That was probably a fluke since the next 4 were impossible.

[@iDontCare0417]

i dont know much about food buffs ty for info

[@T101G]

Pretty sure the reason golden eggs aren’t talked about is because by then you’ve probably got more money than you’ll need, and what are you gonna spend it on anyway

[@BlingBlingDubuLove]

I just ordered a casetify case before time ran out. I got the cute cat one and can’t wait for it to arrive 😊 love your videos~ I keep them on the background when I work hehe

[@g42_16]

it’s pronounced lobster BISK in case you were wondering :)

[@matthewtalbot-paine7977]

omg I did not know about that geode glitch and I'm going to do that so much when I get home

[@smoltrans]

Good job on the sponsor!

[@sai2nay8261]

Glad you got a sponsor!

[@ezlilyy]

First one I accepted! I get many Dodgy offers and I'm just like "nope"

[@SlyPearTree]

@@ezlilyy Good for you.

[@od1401]

"Lobster bisque" is actually super easy to easy pronounce, it's just "lobster bisk" :)

[@TheKid377400]

You are so much more stardew advanced than me. I haven't seen some of the things you have at your farm O_o

[@RussellinoH]

A first Sponsorship? Nice.

[@ezlilyy]

This sponsorship taught me that I need to buy an actual camera.. Filming that with a webcam was a Pain But thank you so much!

[@necrofear9896]

Wait you can actually harvest with crops and forgibles with the golden scythe or is it a mod pack? 🤔

[@pollywolly7988]

Sadly, it's a mod.

[@Dojibu]

Not sure if it's proper pronounciation, but I've always pronounced it like Lobster Bisk. At least that similar to how they pronounce Lobster Bisque at Red Lobster restaurants in my area

[@robertsyrett1992]

congrats on getting a new sponsor!

[@janina25100]

The stardew valley predictor said i need to crack about 418 million omni geodes to get my first prismatic shard from geodes...

[@lesaostini993]

Nah. If you crack them in batches of at least 15 there's a decent chance. I've gotten plenty from omni geodes, worth a try!

[@janina25100]

@@lesaostini993 no need i get like 5 from a skull cavern run

[@arandomcatheehee]

I use the lead bobber because the bouncing off the bottom is usually what loses me fish ♥️

[@butterscotch7549]

These videos are so amazing, gonna have to binge them after every long day at work, comfy in bed with my oled

[@fotias112]

I didn't know that Clint one shall keep it in mind

[@sidney-the-spotted-tabby]

hi, mushroom forager here. i can tell you why truffles count as a forageable. mushrooms are all foraged, even if its with a trained truffle pig or dog, it still counts as foraging.

[@fullyrekt1538]

I have always pronounced. Bisque, "Bisk"

[@justFoxPLS]

When you only miss the memory puzzle for perfection

[@SallyWooten]

if you keep going long enough, the memory game slows down

[@justFoxPLS]

@@SallyWooten I used the item spawn glitch to get the last 3 lol now i have true perfection

[@jarrettbement3716]

Dinosaurs and void chickens are the only thing you should put in a coop

[@kostiparvinen4220]

How can you harvest the crops with your scythe? I have ginger island full of ancient fruits I MUST know!

[@ezlilyy]

Unfortunately that is with the help of the Scythe Harvesting Modd

[@joseanycardosodesousaneuro]

Seafoam Pudding is made with midnight carp not midnight squid

[@nykki1073]

Thank you for the video! Also for future reference, bisque is pronounced bis-c (like disk with a b!) :> hope that helps!

[@TizonaAmanthia]

prooobably not the first to help you, but... bisque is just... "bisk" thanks for the tips!

[@ehlpsarah]

congrats on the casetify sponsorship!!! well deserved 🥰🥰🥰

[@MrDogo-oi8um]

Good job for getting sponsored!

[@mollyricee]

Lily!!!! So exciting you have a sponsor. You sooo deserve it!

[@BryanSolo_1]

I’m assuming that videos like this will be useful to me one day. But I’m in year 2 and trying to hold down a basic farm and make ends meet. I’m assuming you eventually hit an end game state where there’s nothing left to do but make lots of money by covering your farm with as many pigs or coffee beans as possible

[@Mr_Imagi]

I learned something completely apart from the video, you can harvest a lot of crops with the Scythe

[@ChronoSquare]

as far as I know, it's simply pronounced "bisk", rhymes with frisk. I very rarely hear the dish actually talked about so I may be wrong. I don't live in the east coast usa where bisques would be more popular, but this advice should be sufficient.

[@mysticmonkee]

Skip ad 5:15 You're welcome

[@ezlilyy]

Hey! I spent like 4 hours editing that XD

[@SkyBrightGames]

@@ezlilyy I don't really mind sponsors but don't like them in the middle of the vid.

[@ezlilyy]

Thanks for the feedback! I will place them either at the end or at the very beginning so if you want to skip it, it'll be easier

[@PiaRavenari]

@@ezlilyy Not everyone feels the same way about ads! I watched it all in the middle and had no problems, and other YTers like Beryl Shereshewsky place them generally at the beginning or in the middle and most folks are fine with it. Place them wherever feels comfortable, and maybe experiment a bit!

[@adrianhare5941]

I love making coffee takes 2 hours but it take forever the crush a geo only takes an hour lol 😂

[@ronaldhiser860]

O.o? Void chickens trump regular chickens in the coup.

[@idontknowwhattoput1861]

you putting the legend in the trash hurt my soul

[@jimbones5621]

Hey a sponsor, nice. Congrats! :)

[@Omni0404]

The real knowledge is hidden. I didn't even know fairy dust was a thing! Finally a use for all my diamonds.

[@akumatsubasa3607]

Is you harvesting with your scythe a mod? It looks so helpful

[@jinxd5223]

No cause the lead bobber is actually so helpful for me cause I hate when the bobber bounces

[@cyrnogen]

Ah yes, me and my Iridium trash can. Honestly, my third Iridium tool right after my axe just because.

[@ShieniLicksOnLemons]

I'm just gonna say that chicken are better purely on the basis that I like chicken, they're adorable and I have plans for making a coop in our back yard so I could actually have chicken... Pigs IRL are extremely cute too but the in-game ones are... *shivers* abominations to say the least.

[@sandy.r.9878]

The phone case... do they have them for Samsung Galaxy s10? Do you know?

[@kagethesideways]

Bisque sounds like "Bisk" (^_^)

[@miacorona1140]

wish I could do the geode duplication trick but i just used the predictor and im not going to get a prismatic shard until geode number 926 :'))))

[@Zthewise]

drop your winter root into seed makers. even more free seeds