I've been reading a book about a farmer. Reminds me a lot of you, actually. Sorry if that creeps you out.” It's been a great year, [Player]. We should celebrate a little. I'm sure next year will be even better.” It's hard to be in a foul mood when the sun is beaming and the butterflies are dancing on a Spice-berry breeze.” Sometimes I feel so angry...but when you show up I always start to calm down. Maybe I'll mellow out with age.”

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Players gain access to the basement of the Wizard's Tower, where they can change their character's appearance at The Shrine of Illusions for data-sort-value="500"> 500g. We hear you. What does "??HMTGF??" stand for? What is a "??HMTGF??". Why does it look like Gonzo from the Muppets crossed with Bender from Futurama? These are all great questions.

I'm a little out of practice but I plan on entering the fishing contest tomorrow! you've got some stiff competition, dear.” I'm kind of new to this town myself, but I really feel at home. I moved here only a year before you.” Before the Farmer is a beautifully illustrated graphic novel that leads up to your arrival at the farm, documenting the villagers successes and struggles before you move in.

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I believe the dwarves are the remnants of a once advanced civilization whos interplanetary vehicle crashed on this planet long ago. It is almost as if Concerned Ape is asking us... is it Pinky? Is it Lemon? It is unclear how we are supposed to understand any better than them, but this Dr. Seuss-looking critter is just another secret statue to be found in Stardew Valley by placing a random item inside an even more strange location.Sebastian is near the lake when he notices you. He's relieved at your arrival and requests your help to save an injured frog hiding in the bushes. You walk to a bush on his left and shake it, causing the frog to run in Sebastian's direction. He catches it successfully, then examines the frog worriedly; his leg is too injured. You can respond with the following: Proud Weirdo Ribbon Bookmark - SophieaCurio - Cozy Booknook Aesthetic - Booklover Gifts - Home Library - Collectible Bookish Present All good things must come to an end, including the joyful days of Summer. The key to happiness is to accept change without judgement.”