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|16|wild horseradish=A spicy root found in the spring.
|18|daffodil=A traditional spring flower that makes a nice gift.
|20|leek=A tasty relative of the onion.
|22|dandelion=Not the prettiest flower, but the leaves make a good salad.
|24|parsnip=A spring tuber closely related to the carrot. It has an earthy taste and is full of nutrients.
|60|emerald=A precious stone with a brilliant green color.
|62|aquamarine=A shimmery blue-green gem .
|64|ruby=A precious stone that is sought after for its rich color and beautiful luster.
|66|amethyst=A purple variant of quartz.
|68|topaz=Fairly common but still prized for its beauty.
|70|jade=A pale green ornamental stone.
|72|diamond=A rare and valuable gem.
|74|prismatic shard=A very rare and powerful substance with unknown origins.
|78|cave carrot=A starchy snack found in caves. It helps miners work longer.
|79|secret note=It's old and crumpled, but if you look closely you can make out the details...
|80|quartz=A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines.
|82|fire quartz=A glowing red crystal commonly found near hot lava.
|84|frozen tear=A crystal fabled to be the frozen tears of a yeti.
|86|earth crystal=A resinous substance found near the surface.
|88|coconut=A seed of the coconut palm. It has many culinary uses.
|90|cactus fruit=The sweet fruit of the prickly pear cactus.
|92|sap=A fluid obtained from trees.
|93|torch=Provides a modest amount of light.
|96|dwarf scroll i=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a red bow.
|97|dwarf scroll ii=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a green ribbon.
|98|dwarf scroll iii=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a blue rope.
|99|dwarf scroll iv=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a golden chain.
|100|chipped amphora=An ancient vessel made of ceramic material. Used to transport both dry and wet goods.
|101|arrowhead=A crudely fashioned point used for hunting.
|102|lost book=Writings from a wide variety of time periods.
|103|ancient doll=An ancient doll covered in grime. This doll may have been used as a toy, a decoration, or a prop in some kind of ritual.
|104|elvish jewelry=Dirty but still beautiful. On the side is a flowing script thought by some to be the ancient language of the elves. No Elvish bones have ever been found.
|105|chewing stick=Ancient people chewed on these to keep their teeth clean.
|106|ornamental fan=This exquisute fan most likely belonged to a noblewoman. Historians believe that the valley was a popular sixth-era vacation spot for the wealthy.
|107|dinosaur egg=A giant dino egg... The entire shell is still intact!
|108|rare disc=A heavy black disc studded with peculiar red stones. When you hold it, you're overwhelmed with a feeling of dread.
|109|ancient sword=It's the remains of an ancient sword. Most of the blade has turned to rust, but the hilt is very finely crafted.
|110|rusty spoon=A plain old spoon, probably ten years old. Not very interesting.
|111|rusty spur=An old spur that was once attached to a cowboy's boot. People must have been raising animals in this area for many generations.
|112|rusty cog=A well preserved cog that must have been part of some ancient machine. This could be dwarven technology.
|113|chicken statue=It's a statue of a chicken on a bronze base. The ancient people of this area must have been very fond of chickens.
|114|ancient seed=It's a dry old seed from some ancient plant. By all appearances it's long since dead...
|115|prehistoric tool=Some kind of gnarly old digging tool.
|116|dried starfish=A starfish from the primordial ocean. It's an unusually pristine specimen!
|117|anchor=It may have belonged to ancient pirates.
|118|glass shards=A mixture of glass shards smoothed by centuries of ocean surf. These could have belonged to an ancient mosaic or necklace.
|119|bone flute=It's a prehistoric wind instrument carved from an animal's bone. It produces an eerie tone.
|120|prehistoric handaxe=One of the earliest tools employed by humans. This "crude" tool was created by striking one rock with another to form a sharp edge.
|121|dwarvish helm=It's one of the helmets commonly worn by dwarves. The thick metal plating protects them from falling debris and stalactites.
|122|dwarf gadget=It's a piece of the advanced technology once known to the dwarves. It's still glowing and humming, but you're unable to understand how it works.
|123|ancient drum=It's a drum made from wood and animal skin. It has a low, reverberating tone.
|124|golden mask=A creepy golden mask probably used in an ancient magic ritual. A socket in the forehead contains a large purple gemstone.
|125|golden relic=It's a golden slab with heiroglyphs and pictures emblazoned onto the front.
|126|127|strange doll|strange doll (green)|strange doll (yellow)=???
|128|pufferfish=Inflates when threatened.
|129|anchovy=A small silver fish found in the ocean.
|130|tuna=A large fish that lives in the ocean.
|131|sardine=A common ocean fish.
|132|bream=A fairly common river fish that becomes active at night.
|136|largemouth bass=A popular fish that lives in lakes.
|137|smallmouth bass=A freshwater fish that is very sensitive to pollution.
|138|rainbow trout=A freshwater trout with colorful markings.
|139|salmon=Swims upstream to lay its eggs.
|140|walleye=A freshwater fish caught at night.
|141|perch=A freshwater fish of the winter.
|142|carp=A common pond fish.
|143|catfish=An uncommon fish found in streams.
|144|pike=A freshwater fish that's difficult to catch.
|145|sunfish=A common river fish.
|146|red mullet=Long ago these were kept as pets.
|147|herring=A common ocean fish.
|148|eel=A long, slippery little fish.
|149|octopus=A mysterious and intelligent creature.
|150|red snapper=A popular fish with a nice red color.
|151|squid=A deep sea creature that can grow to enormous size.
|152|seaweed=It can be used in cooking.
|153|green algae=It's really slimy.
|154|sea cucumber=A slippery, slimy creature found on the ocean floor.
|155|super cucumber=A rare, purple variety of sea cucumber.
|156|ghostfish=A pale, blind fish found in underground lakes.
|157|white algae=It's super slimy.
|158|stonefish=A bizarre fish that's shaped like a brick.
|159|crimsonfish=Lives deep in the ocean but likes to lay its eggs in the warm summer water.
|160|angler=Uses a bioluminescent dangler to attract prey.
|161|ice pip=A rare fish that thrives in extremely cold conditions.
|162|lava eel=It can somehow survive in pools of red-hot lava.
|163|legend=The king of all fish! They said he'd never be caught.
|164|sandfish=It tries to hide using camouflage.
|165|scorpion carp=It's like a regular carp but with a sharp stinger.
|166|treasure chest=Wow, it's loaded with treasure! This is sure to fetch a good price.
|167|joja cola=The flagship product of Joja corporation.
|168|trash=It's junk.
|169|driftwood=A piece of wood from the sea.
|170|broken glasses=It looks like someone lost their glasses. They're busted.
|171|broken cd=It's a JojaNet 2.0 trial CD. They must've made a billion of these things.
|172|soggy newspaper=This is trash.
|174|large egg=It's an uncommonly large white egg!
|176|egg=A regular white chicken egg.
|178|hay=Dried grass used as animal food.
|180|brown egg=A regular brown chicken egg.
|182|large brown egg=It's an uncommonly large brown egg!
|184|milk=A jug of cow's milk.
|186|large milk=A large jug of cow's milk.
|188|green bean=A juicy little bean with a cool, crisp snap.
|190|cauliflower=Valuable, but slow-growing. Despite its pale color, the florets are packed with nutrients.
|192|potato=A widely cultivated tuber.
|194|fried egg=Sunny-side up.
|195|omelet=It's super fluffy.
|196|salad=A healthy garden salad.
|197|cheese cauliflower=It smells great!
|198|baked fish=Baked fish on a bed of herbs.
|199|parsnip soup=It's fresh and hearty.
|200|vegetable medley=This is very nutritious.
|201|complete breakfast=You'll feel ready to take on the world!
|202|fried calamari=It's so chewy.
|203|strange bun=What's inside?
|204|lucky lunch=A special little meal.
|205|fried mushroom=Earthy and aromatic.
|206|pizza=It's popular for all the right reasons.
|207|bean hotpot=It sure is healthy.
|208|glazed yams=Sweet and satisfying... The sugar gives it a hint of caramel.
|209|carp surprise=It's bland and oily.
|210|hashbrowns=Crispy and golden-brown!
|211|pancakes=A double stack of fluffy, soft pancakes.
|212|salmon dinner=The lemon spritz makes it special.
|213|fish taco=It smells delicious.
|214|crispy bass=Wow, the breading is perfect.
|215|pepper poppers=Spicy breaded peppers filled with cheese.
|216|bread=A crusty baguette.
|218|tom kha soup=These flavors are incredible!
|219|trout soup=Pretty salty.
|220|chocolate cake=Rich and moist with a thick fudge icing.
|221|pink cake=There's little heart candies on top.
|222|rhubarb pie=Mmm, tangy and sweet!
|223|cookie=Very chewy.
|224|spaghetti=An old favorite.
|225|fried eel=Greasy but flavorful.
|226|spicy eel=It's really spicy! Be careful.
|227|sashimi=Raw fish sliced into thin pieces.
|228|maki roll=Fish and rice wrapped in seaweed.
|229|tortilla=Can be used as a vessel for food or eaten by itself.
|230|red plate=Full of antioxidants.
|231|eggplant parmesan=Tangy, cheesy, and wonderful.
|232|rice pudding=It's creamy, sweet, and fun to eat.
|233|ice cream=It's hard to find someone who doesn't like this.
|234|blueberry tart=It's subtle and refreshing.
|235|autumn's bounty=A taste of the season.
|236|pumpkin soup=A seasonal favorite.
|237|super meal=It's a really energizing meal.
|238|cranberry sauce=A festive treat.
|239|stuffing=Ahh... the smell of warm bread and sage.
|240|farmer's lunch=This'll keep you going.
|241|survival burger=A convenient snack for the explorer.
|242|dish o' the sea=This'll keep you warm in the cold sea air.
|243|miner's treat=This should keep your energy up.
|244|roots platter=This'll get you digging for more.
|245|sugar=Adds sweetness to pastries and candies. Too much can be unhealthy.
|246|wheat flour=A common cooking ingredient made from crushed wheat seeds.
|247|oil=All purpose cooking oil.
|248|garlic=Adds a wonderful zestiness to dishes. High quality garlic can be pretty spicy.
|250|kale=The waxy leaves are great in soups and stir frys.
|252|rhubarb=The stalks are extremely tart, but make a great dessert when sweetened.
|254|melon=A cool, sweet summer treat.
|256|tomato=Rich and slightly tangy, the Tomato has a wide variety of culinary uses.
|257|morel=Sought after for its unique nutty flavor.
|258|blueberry=A popular berry reported to have many health benefits. The blue skin has the highest nutrient concentration.
|259|fiddlehead fern=The young shoots are an edible specialty.
|260|hot pepper=Fiery hot with a hint of sweetness.
|262|wheat=One of the most widely cultivated grains. Makes a great flour for breads and cakes.
|264|radish=A crisp and refreshing root vegetable with hints of pepper when eaten raw.
|266|red cabbage=Often used in salads and coleslaws. The color can range from purple to blue to green-yellow depending on soil conditions.
|268|starfruit=An extremely juicy fruit that grows in hot, humid weather. Slightly sweet with a sour undertone.
|270|corn=One of the most popular grains. The sweet, fresh cobs are a summer favorite.
|272|eggplant=A rich and wholesome relative of the tomato. Delicious fried or stewed.
|274|artichoke=The bud of a thistle plant. The spiny outer leaves conceal a fleshy, filling interior.
|276|pumpkin=A fall favorite, grown for its crunchy seeds and delicately flavored flesh. As a bonus, the hollow shell can be carved into a festive decoration.
|278|bok choy=The leafy greens and fibrous stalks are healthy and delicious.
|280|yam=A starchy tuber with a lot of culinary versatility.
|281|chanterelle=A tasty mushroom with a fruity smell and slightly peppery flavor.
|282|cranberries=These tart red berries are a traditional winter food.
|283|holly=The leaves and bright red berries make a popular winter decoration.
|284|beet=A sweet and earthy root vegatable. As a bonus, the leaves make a great salad.
|286|cherry bomb=Generates a small explosion. Stand back!
|287|bomb=Generates an explosion. Watch out!
|288|mega bomb=Generates a powerful explosion. Use with extreme caution.
|296|salmonberry=A spring-time berry with the flavor of the forest.
|297|grass starter=Place this on your farm to start a new patch of grass.
|298|hardwood fence=The most durable type of fence.
|299|amaranth seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to grow. Harvest with the scythe.
|300|amaranth=A purple grain cultivated by an ancient civilization.
|301|grape starter=Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
|302|hops starter=Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
|303|pale ale=Drink in moderation.
|304|hops=A bitter, tangy flower used to flavor beer.
|305|void egg=A jet-black egg with red flecks. It's warm to the touch.
|306|mayonnaise=It looks spreadable.
|307|duck mayonnaise=It's a rich, yellow mayonnaise.
|308|void mayonnaise=A thick, black paste that smells like burnt hair.
|309|acorn=Place this on your farm to plant an oak tree.
|310|maple seed=Place this on your farm to plant a maple tree.
|311|pine cone=Place this on your farm to plant a pine tree.
|316|weeds=...
|322|wood fence=Keeps grass and animals contained!
|323|stone fence=Lasts longer than a wood fence.
|324|iron fence=Lasts longer than a stone fence.
|325|gate=Allows you to pass through a fence.
|326|dwarvish translation guide=Teaches you dwarvish.
|328|wood floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to decorate your floors.
|329|stone floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|330|clay=Used in crafting and construction.
|331|weathered floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|333|crystal floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|334|copper bar=A bar of pure copper.
|335|iron bar=A bar of pure iron.
|336|gold bar=A bar of pure gold.
|337|iridium bar=A bar of pure iridium.
|338|refined quartz=A more pure form of quartz.
|340|honey=It's a sweet syrup produced by bees.
|341|tea set=Fine porcelain.
|342|pickles=A jar of your home-made pickles.
|344|jelly=Gooey.
|346|beer=Drink in moderation.
|347|rare seed=Sow in fall. Takes all season to grow.
|348|wine=Drink in moderation.
|349|energy tonic=Restores a lot of energy.
|350|juice=A sweet, nutritious beverage.
|351|muscle remedy=When you've pushed your body too hard, drink this to remove 'Exhaustion'.
|368|basic fertilizer=Improves soil quality a little, increasing your chance to grow quality crops. Mix into tilled soil.
|369|quality fertilizer=Improves soil quality, increasing your chance to grow quality crops. Mix into tilled soil.
|370|basic retaining soil=This soil has a chance of staying watered overnight. Mix into tilled soil.
|371|quality retaining soil=This soil has a good chance of staying watered overnight. Mix into tilled soil.
|372|clam=Someone lived here once.
|373|golden pumpkin=It's valuable but has no other purpose.
|376|poppy=In addition to its colorful flower, the Poppy has culinary and medicinal uses.
|378|copper ore=A common ore that can be smelted into bars.
|380|iron ore=A fairly common ore that can be smelted into bars.
|382|coal=A combustible rock that is useful for crafting and smelting.
|384|gold ore=A precious ore that can be smelted into bars.
|386|iridium ore=An exotic ore with many curious properties. Can be smelted into bars.
|388|wood=A sturdy, yet flexible plant material with a wide variety of uses.
|390|stone=A common material with many uses in crafting and building.
|392|nautilus shell=An ancient shell.
|393|coral=A colony of tiny creatures that clump together to form beautiful structures.
|394|rainbow shell=It's a very beautiful shell.
|395|coffee=It smells delicious. This is sure to give you a boost.
|396|spice berry=It fills the air with a pungent aroma.
|397|sea urchin=A slow-moving, spiny creature that some consider a delicacy.
|398|grape=A sweet cluster of fruit.
|399|spring onion=These grow wild during the spring.
|400|strawberry=A sweet, juicy favorite with an appealing red color.
|401|straw floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|402|sweet pea=A fragrant summer flower.
|403|field snack=A quick snack to fuel the hungry forager.
|404|common mushroom=Slightly nutty, with good texture.
|405|wood path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|406|wild plum=Tart and juicy with a pungent aroma.
|407|gravel path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|408|hazelnut=That's one big hazelnut!
|409|crystal path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|410|blackberry=An early-fall treat.
|411|cobblestone path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|412|winter root=A starchy tuber.
|413|437|439|680|slime egg|green slime egg|blue slime egg|red slime egg|purple slime egg=Can be hatched in a slime incubator.
|414|crystal fruit=A delicate fruit that pops up from the snow.
|415|stepping stone path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|416|snow yam=This little yam was hiding beneath the snow.
|417|sweet gem berry=It's by far the sweetest thing you've ever smelled.
|418|crocus=A flower that can bloom in the winter.
|419|vinegar=An aged fermented liquid used in many cooking recipes.
|420|red mushroom=A spotted mushroom sometimes found in caves.
|421|sunflower=A common misconception is that the flower turns so it's always facing the sun.
|422|purple mushroom=A rare mushroom found deep in caves.
|423|rice=A basic grain often served under vegetables.
|424|cheese=It's your basic cheese.
|425|fairy seeds=Plant in fall. Takes 12 days to produce a mysterious flower. Assorted Colors.
|426|goat cheese=Soft cheese made from goat's milk.
|427|tulip bulb=Plant in spring. Takes 6 days to produce a colorful flower. Assorted colors.
|428|cloth=A bolt of fine wool cloth.
|429|jazz seeds=Plant in spring. Takes 7 days to produce a blue puffball flower.
|430|truffle=A gourmet type of mushroom with a unique taste.
|431|sunflower seeds=Plant in summer or fall. Takes 8 days to produce a large sunflower. Yields more seeds at harvest.
|432|truffle oil=A gourmet cooking ingredient.
|433|coffee bean=Plant in spring or summer to grow a coffee plant. Place five beans in a keg to make coffee.
|434|stardrop=A mysterious fruit that empowers those who eat it. The flavor is like a dream... a powerful personal experience, yet difficult to describe to others.
|436|goat milk=The milk of a goat.
|438|l. goat milk|large goat milk=A gallon of creamy goat's milk.
|440|wool=Soft, fluffy wool.
|441|explosive ammo=Fire this with the slingshot.
|442|duck egg=It's still warm.
|444|duck feather=It's so colorful.
|446|rabbit's foot=Some say it's lucky.
|453|poppy seeds=Plant in summer. Produces a bright red flower in 7 days.
|454|ancient fruit=It's been dormant for eons.
|455|spangle seeds=Plant in summer. Takes 8 days to produce a vibrant tropical flower. Assorted colors.
|456|algae soup=It's a little slimy.
|457|pale broth=A delicate broth with a hint of sulfur.
|458|bouquet=A gift that shows your romantic interest.
|459|mead=A fermented beverage made from honey. Drink in moderation.
|460|mermaid's pendant=Give this to the person you want to marry.
|463|drum block=Plays a drum sound when you walk past.
|464|flute block=Plays a flute sound when you walk past.
|465|speed-gro=Stimulates leaf production. Guaranteed to increase growth rate by at least 10%. Mix into tilled soil.
|466|deluxe speed-gro=Stimulates leaf production. Guaranteed to increase growth rate by at least 25%. Mix into tilled soil.
|472|parsnip seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
|473|bean starter=Plant these in the spring. Takes 10 days to mature, but keeps producing after that. Yields multiple beans per harvest. Grows on a trellis.
|474|cauliflower seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 12 days to produce a large cauliflower.
|475|potato seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature, and has a chance of yielding multiple potatoes at harvest.
|476|garlic seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
|477|kale seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
|478|rhubarb seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 13 days to mature.
|479|melon seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 12 days to mature.
|480|tomato seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|481|blueberry seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|482|pepper seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|483|wheat seeds=Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 4 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
|484|radish seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 6 days to mature.
|485|red cabbage seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 9 days to mature.
|486|starfruit seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature.
|487|corn seeds=Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 14 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|488|eggplant seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|489|artichoke seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 8 days to mature.
|490|pumpkin seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 13 days to mature.
|491|bok choy seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 4 days to mature.
|492|yam seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to mature.
|493|cranberry seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|494|beet seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 6 days to mature.
|495|spring seeds=An assortment of wild spring seeds.
|496|summer seeds=An assortment of wild summer seeds.
|497|fall seeds=An assortment of wild fall seeds.
|498|winter seeds=An assortment of wild winter seeds.
|499|ancient seeds=Could these still grow?
|516|small glow ring=Emits a small, constant light.
|517|glow ring=Emits a constant light.
|518|small magnet ring=Slightly increases your radius for collecting items.
|519|magnet ring=Increases your radius for collecting items.
|520|slime charmer ring=Prevents damage from slimes.
|521|warrior ring=Occasionally infuses the wearer with "warrior energy" after slaying a monster.
|522|vampire ring=Gain a little health every time you slay a monster.
|523|savage ring=Gain a short speed boost whenever you slay a monster.
|524|ring of yoba=Occasionally shields the wearer from damage.
|525|sturdy ring=Cuts the duration of negative status effects in half.
|526|burglar's ring=Monsters have a greater chance of dropping loot.
|527|iridium band=Glows, attracts items, and increases attack damage by 10%.
|528|jukebox ring=Plays a random assortment of music you've heard.
|529|amethyst ring=Increases knockback by 10%.
|530|topaz ring=Increases weapon precision by 10%.
|531|aquamarine ring=Increases critical strike chance by 10%.
|532|jade ring=Increases critical strike power by 10%.
|533|emerald ring=Increases weapon speed by 10%.
|534|ruby ring=Increases attack by 10%.
|535|geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|536|frozen geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|537|magma geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|538|alamite=Its distinctive fluorescence makes it a favorite among rock collectors.
|539|bixite=A dark metallic Mineral sought after for its cubic structure.
|540|baryte=The best specimens resemble a desert rose.
|541|aerinite=These crystals are curiously light.
|542|calcite=This yellow crystal is speckled with shimmering nodules.
|543|dolomite=It can occur in coral reefs, often near an underwater volcano.
|544|esperite=The crystals glow bright green when stimulated.
|545|fluorapatite=Small amounts are found in human teeth.
|546|geminite=Occurs in brilliant clusters.
|547|helvite=It grows in a triangular column.
|548|jamborite=The crystals are so tightly packed it almost looks fuzzy.
|549|jagoite=A high volume of tiny crystals makes it very glittery.
|550|kyanite=The geometric faces are as smooth as glass.
|551|lunarite=The cratered white orbs form a tight cluster.
|552|malachite=A popular ornamental stone, used in sculpture and to make green paint.
|553|neptunite=A jet-black crystal that is unusually reflective.
|554|lemon stone=Some claim the powdered crystal is a dwarvish delicacy.
|555|nekoite=The delicate shards form a tiny pink meadow.
|556|orpiment=Despite its high toxicity, this Mineral is widely used in manufacturing and folk medicine.
|557|petrified slime=This little guy may be 100,000 years old.
|558|thunder egg=According to legend, angry thunder spirits would throw these stones at one another.
|559|pyrite=Commonly known as "Fool's Gold".
|560|ocean stone=An old legend claims these stones are the mosaics of ancient mermaids.
|561|ghost crystal=There is an aura of coldness around this crystal.
|562|tigerseye=A stripe of shimmering gold gives this gem a warm luster.
|563|jasper=When polished, this stone becomes attactively luminous. Prized by ancient peoples for thousands of years.
|564|opal=Its internal structure causes it to reflect a rainbow of light.
|565|fire opal=A rare variety of opal, named for its red spots.
|566|celestine=Some early life forms had bones made from this.
|567|marble=A very popular material for sculptures and construction.
|568|sandstone=A common type of stone with red and brown striations.
|569|granite=A speckled Mineral that is commonly used in construction.
|570|basalt=Forms near searing hot magma.
|571|limestone=A very common type of stone. It's not worth very much.
|572|soapstone=Because of its relatively soft consistency, this stone is very popular for carving.
|573|hematite=An iron-based Mineral with interesting magnetic properties.
|574|mudstone=A fine-grained rock made from ancient clay or mud.
|575|obsidian=A volcanic glass that forms when lava cools rapidly.
|576|slate=It's extremely resistant to water, making it a good roofing material.
|577|fairy stone=An old miner's song suggests these are made from the bones of ancient fairies.
|578|star shards=No one knows how these form. Some scientists claim that the microscopic structure displays unnatural regularity.
|579|prehistoric scapula=Commonly known as a "shoulder blade"... It's unclear what species it belonged to.
|580|prehistoric tibia=A thick and sturdy leg bone.
|581|prehistoric skull=This is definitely a mammalian skull.
|582|skeletal hand=It's a wonder all these ancient little pieces lasted so long.
|583|prehistoric rib=Little gouge marks on the side suggest that this rib was someone's dinner.
|584|prehistoric vertebra=A segment of some prehistoric creature's spine.
|585|skeletal tail=It's pretty short for a tail.
|586|nautilus fossil=This must've washed up ages ago from an ancient coral reef.
|587|amphibian fossil=The relatively short hind legs suggest some kind of primordial toad.
|588|palm fossil=Palm Fossils are relatively common, but this happens to be a particularly well-preserved specimen.
|589|trilobite=A long extinct relative of the crab.
|590|artifact spot=Uh... how did you get this in your inventory? Ape made a booboo.
|591|tulip=The most popular spring flower. Has a very faint sweet smell.
|593|summer spangle=A tropical bloom that thrives in the humid summer air. Has a sweet, tangy aroma.
|595|fairy rose=An old folk legend suggests that the sweet smell of this flower attracts fairies.
|597|blue jazz=The flower grows in a sphere to invite as many butterflies as possible.
|599|sprinkler=Waters the 4 adjacent tiles every morning.
|604|plum pudding=A traditional holiday treat.
|605|artichoke dip=It's cool and refreshing.
|606|stir fry=Julienned vegetables on a bed of rice.
|607|roasted hazelnuts=The roasting process creates a rich forest flavor.
|608|pumpkin pie=Silky pumpkin cream in a flakey crust.
|609|radish salad=The radishes are so crisp!
|610|fruit salad=A delicious combination of summer fruits.
|611|blackberry cobbler=There's nothing quite like it.
|612|cranberry candy=It's sweet enough to mask the bitter fruit.
|613|apple=A crisp fruit used for juice and cider.
|618|bruschetta=Roasted tomatoes on a crisp white bread.
|621|quality sprinkler=Waters the 8 adjacent tiles every morning.
|628|cherry sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature cherry tree. Bears fruit in the spring. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|629|apricot sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Apricot tree. Bears fruit in the spring. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|630|orange sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Orange tree. Bears fruit in the summer. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|631|peach sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Peach tree. Bears fruit in the summer. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|632|pomegranate sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Pomegranate tree. Bears fruit in the fall. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|633|apple sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Apple tree. Bears fruit in the fall. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|634|apricot=A tender little fruit with a rock-hard pit.
|635|orange=Juicy, tangy, and bursting with sweet summer aroma.
|636|peach=It's almost fuzzy to the touch.
|637|pomegranate=Within the fruit are clusters of juicy seeds.
|638|cherry=It's popular, and ripens sooner than most other fruits.
|645|iridium sprinkler=Waters the 24 adjacent tiles every morning.
|648|coleslaw=It's light, fresh and very healthy.
|649|fiddlehead risotto=A creamy rice dish served with sauteed fern heads. It's a little bland.
|651|poppyseed muffin=It has a soothing effect.
|681|rain totem=Activate to greatly increase the chance for rain tomorrow. Consumed on use.
|682|mutant carp=The strange waters of the sewer turned this carp into a monstrosity.
|684|bug meat=It's a juicy wad of bug flesh.
|685|bait=Causes fish to bite faster. Must first be attached to a fishing rod.
|686|spinner=The shape makes it spin around in the water. Slightly increases the bite-rate when fishing.
|687|dressed spinner=The metal tab and colorful streamers create an enticing spectacle for fish. Increases the bite-rate when fishing.
|688|warp totem: farm=Warp directly to your house. Consumed on use.
|689|warp totem: mountains=Warp directly to the mountains. Consumed on use.
|690|warp totem: beach=Warp directly to the beach. Consumed on use.
|691|barbed hook=Makes your catch more secure, causing the "fishing bar" to cling to your catch. Works best on slow, weak fish.
|692|lead bobber=Adds weight to your "fishing bar", preventing it from bouncing along the bottom.
|693|treasure hunter=Fish don't escape while collecting treasures. Also slightly increases the chance to find treasures.
|694|trap bobber=Causes fish to escape slower when you aren't reeling them in.
|695|cork bobber=Slightly increases the size of your "fishing bar".
|698|sturgeon=An ancient bottom-feeder with a dwindling population. Females can live up to 150 years.
|699|tiger trout=A rare hybrid trout that cannot bear offspring of its own.
|700|bullhead=A relative of the catfish that eats a variety of foods off the lake bottom.
|701|tilapia=A primarily vegetarian fish that prefers warm water.
|702|chub=A common freshwater fish known for its voracious appetite.
|703|magnet=Increases the chance of finding treasures when fishing. However, fish aren't crazy about the taste.
|704|dorado=A fierce carnivore with brilliant orange scales.
|705|albacore=Prefers temperature "edges" where cool and warm water meet.
|706|shad=Lives in a school at sea, but returns to the rivers to spawn.
|707|lingcod=A fearsome predator that will eat almost anything it can cram into its mouth.
|708|halibut=A flat fish that lives on the ocean floor.
|709|hardwood=A special kind of wood with superior strength and beauty.
|710|crab pot=Place it in the water, load it with bait, and check the next day to see if you've caught anything. Works in streams, lakes, and the ocean.
|715|lobster=A large ocean-dwelling crustacean with a strong tail.
|716|crayfish=A small freshwater relative of the lobster.
|717|crab=A marine crustacean with two powerful pincers.
|718|cockle=A common saltwater clam.
|719|mussel=A common bivalve that often lives in clusters.
|720|shrimp=A scavenger that feeds off the ocean floor. Widely prized for its meat.
|721|snail=A wide-ranging mollusc that lives in a spiral shell.
|722|periwinkle=A tiny freshwater snail that lives in a blue shell.
|723|oyster=Constantly filters water to find food. In the process, it removes dangerous toxins from the environment.
|724|maple syrup=A sweet syrup with a unique flavor.
|725|oak resin=A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap.
|726|pine tar=A pungent substance derived from pine sap.
|727|chowder=A perfect way to warm yourself after a cold night at sea.
|728|fish stew=It smells a lot like the sea. Tastes better, though.
|729|escargot=Butter-soaked snails cooked to perfection.
|730|lobster bisque=This delicate soup is a secret family recipe of Willy's.
|731|maple bar=It's a sweet doughnut topped with a rich maple glaze.
|732|crab cakes=Crab, bread crumbs, and egg formed into patties then fried to a golden brown.
|734|woodskip=A very sensitive fish that can only live in pools deep in the forest.
|745|strawberry seeds=Plant these in spring. Takes 8 days to mature, and keeps producing strawberries after that.
|746|jack-o-lantern=A whimsical fall decoration.
|747|rotten plant=Decomposing organic material. It's slimy and unpleasant.
|749|omni geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you. These geodes contain a wide variety of Minerals.
|766|slime=A shimmering, gelatinous glob with no smell.
|767|bat wing=The material is surprisingly delicate.
|768|solar essence=The glowing face is warm to the touch.
|769|void essence=It's quivering with dark energy.
|770|mixed seeds=There's a little bit of everything here. Plant them and see what grows!
|771|fiber=Raw material sourced from plants.
|772|oil of garlic=Drink this and weaker monsters will avoid you.
|773|life elixir=Restores health to full.
|774|wild bait=A unique recipe from Linus. It appeals to all fish.
|775|glacierfish=Builds a nest on the underside of glaciers.
|787|battery pack=It's fully charged with precious energy.
|795|void salmon=A salmon, twisted by void energy. The fresh meat is jet black, but rapidly turns pink when exposed to air.
|796|slimejack=He's coated in a very thick layer of slime. He keeps slipping out of your hands!
|797|pearl=A rare treasure from the sea.
|798|midnight squid=A strange and mysterious denizen of the ocean's twilight depths.
|799|spook fish=The huge eyes can detect the faint silhouettes of prey.
|800|blobfish=This odd creature floats above the ocean floor, consuming any edible material in its path.
|801|wedding ring=An old Zuzu City tradition... It's used to ask for another farmer's hand in marriage.
|802|cactus seeds=Can only be grown indoors. Takes 12 days to mature, and then produces fruit every 3 days.
|rusty sword=A rusty, dull old sword.
|silver saber=Plated with silver to deter rust.
|dark sword=It's glowing with a mysterious energy.
|holy blade=It feels hopeful to wield.
|galaxy sword=It's unlike anything you've ever seen.
|bone sword=A very light piece of sharpened bone.
|iron edge=A heavy broadsword.
|templar's blade=It once belonged to an honorable knight.
|obsidian edge=It's incredibly sharp.
|lava katana=A powerful blade forged in a pool of churning lava.
|claymore=It's really heavy.
|steel smallsword=A standard metal blade.
|wooden blade=Not bad for a piece of carved wood.
|insect head=Not very pleasant to wield.
|neptune's glaive=An heirloom from beyond the Gem Sea.
|forest sword=Made powerful by forest magic.
|carving knife=A small, light blade.
|iron dirk=A common dagger.
|burglar's shank=A weapon of choice for the swift and silent.
|shadow dagger=When you hold the blade to your ear you can hear 1,000 souls shrieking.
|elf blade=Only the nimble hands of an elf could craft this.
|crystal dagger=The blade is made of purified quartz.
|wind spire=A swift little blade.
|galaxy dagger=It's unlike anything you've seen.
|wood club=A solid piece of wood, crudely chiseled into a club shape.
|alex's bat=The sweet spot is dented from Alex's famous Grand Slam.
|lead rod=It's incredibly heavy.
|wood mallet=The solid head packs a punch. Relatively light for a club.
|the slammer=An extremely heavy gavel that'll send foes flying.
|galaxy hammer=It's made from an ultra-light material you've seen before.
|sam's old guitar=It's seen better days.
|femur=An old, heavy bone caked in centuries of grime.
|slingshot=Requires stones for ammo.
|master slingshot=Requires stones for ammo.
|galaxy slingshot=It looks really powerful.
|elliott's pencil=Elliott used this to write his book. It's sharp!
|maru's wrench=A big, metal wrench. It smells like Maru.
|harvey's mallet=It brings back memories of Harvey's clinic.
|penny's fryer=Penny's favorite frying pan. There's some rubbery gunk stuck to the inside.
|leah's whittler=Leah's favorite tool for shaping driftwood.
|abby's planchette=It's made from fine marblewood.
|seb's lost mace=One of Sebastian's medieval replicas.
|haley's iron=It's searing hot and smells like Haley's hair.
|pirate's sword=It looks like a pirate owned this once.
|cutlass=A finely crafted blade.
|wicked kris=The blade is made of an iridium alloy.
|kudgel=A brute's companion.
|scythe=It can cut grass into hay, if you've built a silo.
|yeti tooth=It's icy cold to the touch.
|rapier=An elegant blade.
|steel falchion=Light and powerful.
|broken trident=It came from the sea, but it's still sharp.
|tempered broadsword=It looks like it could withstand anything.
|cowboy hat=The leather is old and cracked, but surprisingly supple. It smells musty.
|bowler hat=Made from smooth felt.
|top hat=A gentleman's classic.
|sombrero=A festively decorated hat made from woven straw.
|straw hat=Light and cool, it's a farmer's delight.
|official cap=Looks like it belonged to a postman or policeman. Either way, it's still very soft and smells okay.
|blue bonnet=Harken back to simpler times with this prairie bonnet.
|plum chapeau=Looks alright.
|skeleton mask=The red eyes are glowing mysteriously.
|goblin mask=Freak out the neighborhood with this creepy mask. Rubber ear joints for effect.
|chicken mask=You'll be sure to get thim grinning with this one.
|earmuffs=Keep your ears toasty. Lined with artisanal velvet from Castle Village.
|delicate bow=Little pink jewels glisten as you examine it.
|tropiclip=It's shaped like a little palm tree.
|butterfly bow=This one is very soft.
|hunter's cap=The wool lining should stay warm deep into the forest.
|trucker hat=Mesh in the back to keep your head cool.
|sailor's cap=It's fresh and starchy.
|good ol' cap=A floppy old topper with a creased bill. Looks like it's been through a lot.
|fedora=A city-slicker's standard.
|cool cap=It looks really faded, but it used to be a vibrant blue.
|lucky bow=The middle is made of solid gold.
|polka bow=This one's sure to be turn heads.
|gnome's cap=This gnome had a very large head.
|eye patch=You can't tell if it's real or just from a costume shop.
|santa hat=Celebrate the magical season.
|tiara=This one has a big amethyst encircled by gold.
|hard hat=Keep your dome in one piece.
|sou'wester=The shape helps to keep sailors dry during storms.
|daisy=A fresh spring daisy to put in your hair.
|watermelon band=The color scheme was inspired by the beloved summer melon.
|mouse ears=Made from synthetic fibers.
|cat ears=Whiskers included.
|cowgal hat=The band is studded with fake diamonds.
|cowpoke hat=For dairy experts.
|archer's cap=Fashionable whether you're an archer or not.
|panda hat=A lovely panda hat.
|blue cowboy hat=A denim cowboy hat in cool blue.
|red cowboy hat=An eye-catching cowboy hat in red suede.
|cone hat=A curiosity from a distant land.
|sneakers=A little flimsy... but fashionable!
|rubber boots=Protection from the elements.
|leather boots=The leather is very supple.
|work boots=Steel-toed for extra protection.
|combat boots=Reinforced with iron mesh.
|tundra boots=The fuzzy lining keeps your ankles so warm.
|thermal boots=Designed with extreme weather in mind.
|dark boots=Made from thick black leather.
|firewalker boots=It's said these can withstand the hottest magma.
|genie shoes=A curious energy permeates the fabric.
|space boots=An iridium weave gives them a purple sheen.
|cowboy boots=It's the height of country fashion.
|furniture=Can be placed inside your house.
|silo=Allows you to cut and store grass for feed.
|mill=Allows you to create flour from wheat and sugar from beets.
|earth obelisk=Warps you to the mountains.
|water obelisk=Warps you to the beach.
|junimo hut=Junimos will harvest crops around the hut for you.
|gold clock=Prevents debris from appearing on your farm. Keeps fences from decaying.
|stable=Allows you to keep and ride a horse. Horse included.
|well=Provides a place for you to refill your watering can.
|shipping bin=Throw items inside to sell them overnight.
|coop=Houses 4 coop-dwelling animals.
|big coop=Houses 8 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an incubator. Unlocks ducks.
|deluxe coop=Houses 12 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks rabbits.
|barn=Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals.
|big barn=Houses 8 barn-dwelling animals. Allows animals to give birth. Unlocks goats.
|deluxe barn=Houses 12 barn-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks sheep and pigs.
|slime hutch=Raise up to 20 slimes. Fill water troughs and slimes will create slime balls.
|shed=An empty building. Fill it with whatever you like! The interior can be decorated.
|stone cabin|plank cabin|log cabin|cabin=A home for a friend! Subsidized by the town agricultural fund.
|greenhouse=A place to grow crops from any season, year round!
|scarecrow=Prevents crows from attacking your crops. Has a limited radius (about 8 "tiles").
|lightning rod=Collects energy from lightning storms and turns it into battery packs.
|bee house=Place outside and wait for delicious honey! (Except in Winter).
|keg=Place a fruit or vegetable in here. Eventually it will turn into a beverage.
|furnace=Turns ore and coal into metal bars.
|preserves jar=Turns vegetables into pickles and fruit into jam.
|cheese press=Turns milk into cheese.
|loom=Turns raw wool into fine cloth.
|oil maker=Makes gourmet truffle oil.
|recycling machine=Turns fishing trash into resources.
|crystalarium=Insert a gem of your choice and it will grow copies.
|mayonnaise machine=Turns eggs into mayonnaise.
|seed maker=Place crops inside to produce a varying amount of seeds. Doesn't work with fruit tree crops.
|stone cairn|suit of armor|sign of the vessel|basic log|lawn flamingo|big green cane|green canes|mixed cane|red canes|big red cane|ornamental hay bale|log section|grave stone=A decorative piece for your farm.
|seasonal decor=This decoration changes with the seasons.
|wood sign|stone sign=Use an item on this to change what's displayed. The item won't be consumed.
|stone frog|stone parrot|stone owl|stone junimo=Garden art for your farm.
|slime ball=Filled with slime.
|garden pot=Grows crops from any season when indoors. Outdoors, it can only house seasonal crops.
|staircase=Use this to move down a level in the mines.
|boulder=An extremely dense piece of stone.
|wicked statue=There's something unsettling about the looks of this statue.
|feed hopper|hay hopper=Provides convenient access to silo fodder.
|incubator=Hatches eggs into baby chickens and ducks.
|heater=Keeps your animals warmer and happier during the winter.
|tapper=Place on a maple, oak, or pine tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product!
|plush bunny=It's big, it's soft, and it's cute.
|tub o' flowers=Flowers planted in an oak barrel. Blooms in spring and summer.
|rarecrow1=Collect them all! (1 of 8)
|rarecrow2=Collect them all! (2 of 8)
|charcoal kiln=Turns 10 pieces of wood into one piece of coal.
|stardew hero trophy=The most prestigious award a Stardew Valley resident could recieve!
|soda machine=Keeps pumping out the good stuff.
|rarecrow3=Collect them all! (3 of 8)
|statue of endless fortune=It's made of solid gold. What's it for?
|chest=A place to store your items.
|rarecrow4=Collect them all! (4 of 8)
|rarecrow5=Collect them all! (5 of 8)
|rarecrow6=Collect them all! (6 of 8)
|rarecrow7=Collect them all! (7 of 8)
|rarecrow8=Collect them all! (8 of 8)
|prairie king arcade system=Play 'Journey Of The Prairie King' at home!
|wooden brazier|stone brazier|gold brazier|campfire|stump brazier|carved brazier|skull brazier|barrel brazier|marble brazier=Provides a moderate amount of light.
|wood lamp-post|iron lamp-post=Provides a good amount of light.
|worm bin=Produces bait on a regular basis. The worms are self-sufficient.
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|slime incubator=Hatches slimes eggs into slimes. Allows you to raise slimes outdoors.
|slime egg-press=Compresses 100 pieces of slime into a slime egg. It's a miracle of science!
|junimo kart arcade system=Play 'Junimo Kart' at home!
|statue of perfection=It's made of pure iridium.
|??pinky lemon??=??Pinky Lemon??
|??foroguemon??=??Foroguemon??
|cask=Use in the cellar to age products like wine and cheese.
|solid gold lewis=Mayor's secret project.
|auto-grabber=Automatically harvests from your animals each morning. Works on cows, sheep, and goats.
|seasonal plant=An ornamental plant that changes with each season. It doesn't need to be watered.
|hoe|copper hoe|steel hoe|gold hoe|iridium hoe=Used to dig and till soil.
|pickaxe|copper pickaxe|steel pickaxe|gold pickaxe|iridium pickaxe=Used to break stones.
|axe|copper axe|steel axe|gold axe|iridium axe=Used to chop wood.
|watering can|copper watering can|steel watering can|gold watering can|iridium watering can=Used to water crops. It can be refilled at any water source.
|bamboo pole|fiberglass rod|iridium rod=Use in the water to catch fish.
|milk pail=Gather milk from your animals.
|copper pan=Use to gather ore from streams.
|shears=Use this to collect wool from sheep
|return scepter=The golden handle quivers with raw potential. Hold this scepter to the sky and return home at will.
|flooring=Decorates the floor of one room.
|wallpaper=Decorates the walls of one room
|catalogue=Provides unlimited access to all wallpapers and floors... from the convenience of your home!
|furniture catalogue=Provides unlimited access to almost every furniture item... from the convenience of your home!
|chicken|void chicken=Well cared-for adult chickens lay eggs every day. Lives in the coop.
|duck=Happy adults lay duck eggs every other day. Lives in the coop.
|rabbit=These are wooly rabbits! They shed precious wool every few days. Lives in the coop.
|cow|dairy cow=Adults can be milked daily. A milk pail is required to harvest the milk. Lives in the barn.
|sheep=Adults can be shorn for wool. Sheep who form a close bond with their owners can grow wool faster. A pair of shears is required to harvest the wool. Lives in the barn.
|goat=Happy adults provide goat milk every other day. A milk pail is required to harvest the milk. Lives in the barn.
|pig=These pigs are trained to find truffles! Lives in the barn.
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|16|wild horseradish=A spicy root found in the spring.
|18|daffodil=A traditional spring flower that makes a nice gift.
|20|leek=A tasty relative of the onion.
|22|dandelion=Not the prettiest flower, but the leaves make a good salad.
|24|parsnip=A spring tuber closely related to the carrot. It has an earthy taste and is full of nutrients.
|60|emerald=A precious stone with a brilliant green color.
|62|aquamarine=A shimmery blue-green gem .
|64|ruby=A precious stone that is sought after for its rich color and beautiful luster.
|66|amethyst=A purple variant of quartz.
|68|topaz=Fairly common but still prized for its beauty.
|70|jade=A pale green ornamental stone.
|72|diamond=A rare and valuable gem.
|74|prismatic shard=A very rare and powerful substance with unknown origins.
|78|cave carrot=A starchy snack found in caves. It helps miners work longer.
|79|secret note=It's old and crumpled, but if you look closely you can make out the details...
|80|quartz=A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines.
|82|fire quartz=A glowing red crystal commonly found near hot lava.
|84|frozen tear=A crystal fabled to be the frozen tears of a yeti.
|86|earth crystal=A resinous substance found near the surface.
|88|coconut=A seed of the coconut palm. It has many culinary uses.
|90|cactus fruit=The sweet fruit of the prickly pear cactus.
|92|sap=A fluid obtained from trees.
|93|torch=Provides a modest amount of light.
|96|dwarf scroll i=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a red bow.
|97|dwarf scroll ii=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a green ribbon.
|98|dwarf scroll iii=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a blue rope.
|99|dwarf scroll iv=A yellowed scroll of parchment filled with dwarven script. This one's tied with a golden chain.
|100|chipped amphora=An ancient vessel made of ceramic material. Used to transport both dry and wet goods.
|101|arrowhead=A crudely fashioned point used for hunting.
|102|lost book=Writings from a wide variety of time periods.
|103|ancient doll=An ancient doll covered in grime. This doll may have been used as a toy, a decoration, or a prop in some kind of ritual.
|104|elvish jewelry=Dirty but still beautiful. On the side is a flowing script thought by some to be the ancient language of the elves. No Elvish bones have ever been found.
|105|chewing stick=Ancient people chewed on these to keep their teeth clean.
|106|ornamental fan=This exquisute fan most likely belonged to a noblewoman. Historians believe that the valley was a popular sixth-era vacation spot for the wealthy.
|107|dinosaur egg=A giant dino egg... The entire shell is still intact!
|108|rare disc=A heavy black disc studded with peculiar red stones. When you hold it, you're overwhelmed with a feeling of dread.
|109|ancient sword=It's the remains of an ancient sword. Most of the blade has turned to rust, but the hilt is very finely crafted.
|110|rusty spoon=A plain old spoon, probably ten years old. Not very interesting.
|111|rusty spur=An old spur that was once attached to a cowboy's boot. People must have been raising animals in this area for many generations.
|112|rusty cog=A well preserved cog that must have been part of some ancient machine. This could be dwarven technology.
|113|chicken statue=It's a statue of a chicken on a bronze base. The ancient people of this area must have been very fond of chickens.
|114|ancient seed=It's a dry old seed from some ancient plant. By all appearances it's long since dead...
|115|prehistoric tool=Some kind of gnarly old digging tool.
|116|dried starfish=A starfish from the primordial ocean. It's an unusually pristine specimen!
|117|anchor=It may have belonged to ancient pirates.
|118|glass shards=A mixture of glass shards smoothed by centuries of ocean surf. These could have belonged to an ancient mosaic or necklace.
|119|bone flute=It's a prehistoric wind instrument carved from an animal's bone. It produces an eerie tone.
|120|prehistoric handaxe=One of the earliest tools employed by humans. This "crude" tool was created by striking one rock with another to form a sharp edge.
|121|dwarvish helm=It's one of the helmets commonly worn by dwarves. The thick metal plating protects them from falling debris and stalactites.
|122|dwarf gadget=It's a piece of the advanced technology once known to the dwarves. It's still glowing and humming, but you're unable to understand how it works.
|123|ancient drum=It's a drum made from wood and animal skin. It has a low, reverberating tone.
|124|golden mask=A creepy golden mask probably used in an ancient magic ritual. A socket in the forehead contains a large purple gemstone.
|125|golden relic=It's a golden slab with heiroglyphs and pictures emblazoned onto the front.
|126|127|strange doll|strange doll (green)|strange doll (yellow)=???
|128|pufferfish=Inflates when threatened.
|129|anchovy=A small silver fish found in the ocean.
|130|tuna=A large fish that lives in the ocean.
|131|sardine=A common ocean fish.
|132|bream=A fairly common river fish that becomes active at night.
|136|largemouth bass=A popular fish that lives in lakes.
|137|smallmouth bass=A freshwater fish that is very sensitive to pollution.
|138|rainbow trout=A freshwater trout with colorful markings.
|139|salmon=Swims upstream to lay its eggs.
|140|walleye=A freshwater fish caught at night.
|141|perch=A freshwater fish of the winter.
|142|carp=A common pond fish.
|143|catfish=An uncommon fish found in streams.
|144|pike=A freshwater fish that's difficult to catch.
|145|sunfish=A common river fish.
|146|red mullet=Long ago these were kept as pets.
|147|herring=A common ocean fish.
|148|eel=A long, slippery little fish.
|149|octopus=A mysterious and intelligent creature.
|150|red snapper=A popular fish with a nice red color.
|151|squid=A deep sea creature that can grow to enormous size.
|152|seaweed=It can be used in cooking.
|153|green algae=It's really slimy.
|154|sea cucumber=A slippery, slimy creature found on the ocean floor.
|155|super cucumber=A rare, purple variety of sea cucumber.
|156|ghostfish=A pale, blind fish found in underground lakes.
|157|white algae=It's super slimy.
|158|stonefish=A bizarre fish that's shaped like a brick.
|159|crimsonfish=Lives deep in the ocean but likes to lay its eggs in the warm summer water.
|160|angler=Uses a bioluminescent dangler to attract prey.
|161|ice pip=A rare fish that thrives in extremely cold conditions.
|162|lava eel=It can somehow survive in pools of red-hot lava.
|163|legend=The king of all fish! They said he'd never be caught.
|164|sandfish=It tries to hide using camouflage.
|165|scorpion carp=It's like a regular carp but with a sharp stinger.
|166|treasure chest=Wow, it's loaded with treasure! This is sure to fetch a good price.
|167|joja cola=The flagship product of Joja corporation.
|168|trash=It's junk.
|169|driftwood=A piece of wood from the sea.
|170|broken glasses=It looks like someone lost their glasses. They're busted.
|171|broken cd=It's a JojaNet 2.0 trial CD. They must've made a billion of these things.
|172|soggy newspaper=This is trash.
|174|large egg=It's an uncommonly large white egg!
|176|egg=A regular white chicken egg.
|178|hay=Dried grass used as animal food.
|180|brown egg=A regular brown chicken egg.
|182|large brown egg=It's an uncommonly large brown egg!
|184|milk=A jug of cow's milk.
|186|large milk=A large jug of cow's milk.
|188|green bean=A juicy little bean with a cool, crisp snap.
|190|cauliflower=Valuable, but slow-growing. Despite its pale color, the florets are packed with nutrients.
|192|potato=A widely cultivated tuber.
|194|fried egg=Sunny-side up.
|195|omelet=It's super fluffy.
|196|salad=A healthy garden salad.
|197|cheese cauliflower=It smells great!
|198|baked fish=Baked fish on a bed of herbs.
|199|parsnip soup=It's fresh and hearty.
|200|vegetable medley=This is very nutritious.
|201|complete breakfast=You'll feel ready to take on the world!
|202|fried calamari=It's so chewy.
|203|strange bun=What's inside?
|204|lucky lunch=A special little meal.
|205|fried mushroom=Earthy and aromatic.
|206|pizza=It's popular for all the right reasons.
|207|bean hotpot=It sure is healthy.
|208|glazed yams=Sweet and satisfying... The sugar gives it a hint of caramel.
|209|carp surprise=It's bland and oily.
|210|hashbrowns=Crispy and golden-brown!
|211|pancakes=A double stack of fluffy, soft pancakes.
|212|salmon dinner=The lemon spritz makes it special.
|213|fish taco=It smells delicious.
|214|crispy bass=Wow, the breading is perfect.
|215|pepper poppers=Spicy breaded peppers filled with cheese.
|216|bread=A crusty baguette.
|218|tom kha soup=These flavors are incredible!
|219|trout soup=Pretty salty.
|220|chocolate cake=Rich and moist with a thick fudge icing.
|221|pink cake=There's little heart candies on top.
|222|rhubarb pie=Mmm, tangy and sweet!
|223|cookie=Very chewy.
|224|spaghetti=An old favorite.
|225|fried eel=Greasy but flavorful.
|226|spicy eel=It's really spicy! Be careful.
|227|sashimi=Raw fish sliced into thin pieces.
|228|maki roll=Fish and rice wrapped in seaweed.
|229|tortilla=Can be used as a vessel for food or eaten by itself.
|230|red plate=Full of antioxidants.
|231|eggplant parmesan=Tangy, cheesy, and wonderful.
|232|rice pudding=It's creamy, sweet, and fun to eat.
|233|ice cream=It's hard to find someone who doesn't like this.
|234|blueberry tart=It's subtle and refreshing.
|235|autumn's bounty=A taste of the season.
|236|pumpkin soup=A seasonal favorite.
|237|super meal=It's a really energizing meal.
|238|cranberry sauce=A festive treat.
|239|stuffing=Ahh... the smell of warm bread and sage.
|240|farmer's lunch=This'll keep you going.
|241|survival burger=A convenient snack for the explorer.
|242|dish o' the sea=This'll keep you warm in the cold sea air.
|243|miner's treat=This should keep your energy up.
|244|roots platter=This'll get you digging for more.
|245|sugar=Adds sweetness to pastries and candies. Too much can be unhealthy.
|246|wheat flour=A common cooking ingredient made from crushed wheat seeds.
|247|oil=All purpose cooking oil.
|248|garlic=Adds a wonderful zestiness to dishes. High quality garlic can be pretty spicy.
|250|kale=The waxy leaves are great in soups and stir frys.
|252|rhubarb=The stalks are extremely tart, but make a great dessert when sweetened.
|254|melon=A cool, sweet summer treat.
|256|tomato=Rich and slightly tangy, the Tomato has a wide variety of culinary uses.
|257|morel=Sought after for its unique nutty flavor.
|258|blueberry=A popular berry reported to have many health benefits. The blue skin has the highest nutrient concentration.
|259|fiddlehead fern=The young shoots are an edible specialty.
|260|hot pepper=Fiery hot with a hint of sweetness.
|262|wheat=One of the most widely cultivated grains. Makes a great flour for breads and cakes.
|264|radish=A crisp and refreshing root vegetable with hints of pepper when eaten raw.
|266|red cabbage=Often used in salads and coleslaws. The color can range from purple to blue to green-yellow depending on soil conditions.
|268|starfruit=An extremely juicy fruit that grows in hot, humid weather. Slightly sweet with a sour undertone.
|270|corn=One of the most popular grains. The sweet, fresh cobs are a summer favorite.
|272|eggplant=A rich and wholesome relative of the tomato. Delicious fried or stewed.
|274|artichoke=The bud of a thistle plant. The spiny outer leaves conceal a fleshy, filling interior.
|276|pumpkin=A fall favorite, grown for its crunchy seeds and delicately flavored flesh. As a bonus, the hollow shell can be carved into a festive decoration.
|278|bok choy=The leafy greens and fibrous stalks are healthy and delicious.
|280|yam=A starchy tuber with a lot of culinary versatility.
|281|chanterelle=A tasty mushroom with a fruity smell and slightly peppery flavor.
|282|cranberries=These tart red berries are a traditional winter food.
|283|holly=The leaves and bright red berries make a popular winter decoration.
|284|beet=A sweet and earthy root vegatable. As a bonus, the leaves make a great salad.
|286|cherry bomb=Generates a small explosion. Stand back!
|287|bomb=Generates an explosion. Watch out!
|288|mega bomb=Generates a powerful explosion. Use with extreme caution.
|296|salmonberry=A spring-time berry with the flavor of the forest.
|297|grass starter=Place this on your farm to start a new patch of grass.
|298|hardwood fence=The most durable type of fence.
|299|amaranth seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to grow. Harvest with the scythe.
|300|amaranth=A purple grain cultivated by an ancient civilization.
|301|grape starter=Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
|302|hops starter=Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
|303|pale ale=Drink in moderation.
|304|hops=A bitter, tangy flower used to flavor beer.
|305|void egg=A jet-black egg with red flecks. It's warm to the touch.
|306|mayonnaise=It looks spreadable.
|307|duck mayonnaise=It's a rich, yellow mayonnaise.
|308|void mayonnaise=A thick, black paste that smells like burnt hair.
|309|acorn=Place this on your farm to plant an oak tree.
|310|maple seed=Place this on your farm to plant a maple tree.
|311|pine cone=Place this on your farm to plant a pine tree.
|316|weeds=...
|322|wood fence=Keeps grass and animals contained!
|323|stone fence=Lasts longer than a wood fence.
|324|iron fence=Lasts longer than a stone fence.
|325|gate=Allows you to pass through a fence.
|326|dwarvish translation guide=Teaches you dwarvish.
|328|wood floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to decorate your floors.
|329|stone floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|330|clay=Used in crafting and construction.
|331|weathered floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|333|crystal floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|334|copper bar=A bar of pure copper.
|335|iron bar=A bar of pure iron.
|336|gold bar=A bar of pure gold.
|337|iridium bar=A bar of pure iridium.
|338|refined quartz=A more pure form of quartz.
|340|honey=It's a sweet syrup produced by bees.
|341|tea set=Fine porcelain.
|342|pickles=A jar of your home-made pickles.
|344|jelly=Gooey.
|346|beer=Drink in moderation.
|347|rare seed=Sow in fall. Takes all season to grow.
|348|wine=Drink in moderation.
|349|energy tonic=Restores a lot of energy.
|350|juice=A sweet, nutritious beverage.
|351|muscle remedy=When you've pushed your body too hard, drink this to remove 'Exhaustion'.
|368|basic fertilizer=Improves soil quality a little, increasing your chance to grow quality crops. Mix into tilled soil.
|369|quality fertilizer=Improves soil quality, increasing your chance to grow quality crops. Mix into tilled soil.
|370|basic retaining soil=This soil has a chance of staying watered overnight. Mix into tilled soil.
|371|quality retaining soil=This soil has a good chance of staying watered overnight. Mix into tilled soil.
|372|clam=Someone lived here once.
|373|golden pumpkin=It's valuable but has no other purpose.
|376|poppy=In addition to its colorful flower, the Poppy has culinary and medicinal uses.
|378|copper ore=A common ore that can be smelted into bars.
|380|iron ore=A fairly common ore that can be smelted into bars.
|382|coal=A combustible rock that is useful for crafting and smelting.
|384|gold ore=A precious ore that can be smelted into bars.
|386|iridium ore=An exotic ore with many curious properties. Can be smelted into bars.
|388|wood=A sturdy, yet flexible plant material with a wide variety of uses.
|390|stone=A common material with many uses in crafting and building.
|392|nautilus shell=An ancient shell.
|393|coral=A colony of tiny creatures that clump together to form beautiful structures.
|394|rainbow shell=It's a very beautiful shell.
|395|coffee=It smells delicious. This is sure to give you a boost.
|396|spice berry=It fills the air with a pungent aroma.
|397|sea urchin=A slow-moving, spiny creature that some consider a delicacy.
|398|grape=A sweet cluster of fruit.
|399|spring onion=These grow wild during the spring.
|400|strawberry=A sweet, juicy favorite with an appealing red color.
|401|straw floor=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|402|sweet pea=A fragrant summer flower.
|403|field snack=A quick snack to fuel the hungry forager.
|404|common mushroom=Slightly nutty, with good texture.
|405|wood path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|406|wild plum=Tart and juicy with a pungent aroma.
|407|gravel path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|408|hazelnut=That's one big hazelnut!
|409|crystal path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|410|blackberry=An early-fall treat.
|411|cobblestone path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|412|winter root=A starchy tuber.
|413|437|439|680|slime egg|green slime egg|blue slime egg|red slime egg|purple slime egg=Can be hatched in a slime incubator.
|414|crystal fruit=A delicate fruit that pops up from the snow.
|415|stepping stone path=Place on the ground to create paths or to spruce up your floors.
|416|snow yam=This little yam was hiding beneath the snow.
|417|sweet gem berry=It's by far the sweetest thing you've ever smelled.
|418|crocus=A flower that can bloom in the winter.
|419|vinegar=An aged fermented liquid used in many cooking recipes.
|420|red mushroom=A spotted mushroom sometimes found in caves.
|421|sunflower=A common misconception is that the flower turns so it's always facing the sun.
|422|purple mushroom=A rare mushroom found deep in caves.
|423|rice=A basic grain often served under vegetables.
|424|cheese=It's your basic cheese.
|425|fairy seeds=Plant in fall. Takes 12 days to produce a mysterious flower. Assorted Colors.
|426|goat cheese=Soft cheese made from goat's milk.
|427|tulip bulb=Plant in spring. Takes 6 days to produce a colorful flower. Assorted colors.
|428|cloth=A bolt of fine wool cloth.
|429|jazz seeds=Plant in spring. Takes 7 days to produce a blue puffball flower.
|430|truffle=A gourmet type of mushroom with a unique taste.
|431|sunflower seeds=Plant in summer or fall. Takes 8 days to produce a large sunflower. Yields more seeds at harvest.
|432|truffle oil=A gourmet cooking ingredient.
|433|coffee bean=Plant in spring or summer to grow a coffee plant. Place five beans in a keg to make coffee.
|434|stardrop=A mysterious fruit that empowers those who eat it. The flavor is like a dream... a powerful personal experience, yet difficult to describe to others.
|436|goat milk=The milk of a goat.
|438|l. goat milk|large goat milk=A gallon of creamy goat's milk.
|440|wool=Soft, fluffy wool.
|441|explosive ammo=Fire this with the slingshot.
|442|duck egg=It's still warm.
|444|duck feather=It's so colorful.
|446|rabbit's foot=Some say it's lucky.
|453|poppy seeds=Plant in summer. Produces a bright red flower in 7 days.
|454|ancient fruit=It's been dormant for eons.
|455|spangle seeds=Plant in summer. Takes 8 days to produce a vibrant tropical flower. Assorted colors.
|456|algae soup=It's a little slimy.
|457|pale broth=A delicate broth with a hint of sulfur.
|458|bouquet=A gift that shows your romantic interest.
|459|mead=A fermented beverage made from honey. Drink in moderation.
|460|mermaid's pendant=Give this to the person you want to marry.
|463|drum block=Plays a drum sound when you walk past.
|464|flute block=Plays a flute sound when you walk past.
|465|speed-gro=Stimulates leaf production. Guaranteed to increase growth rate by at least 10%. Mix into tilled soil.
|466|deluxe speed-gro=Stimulates leaf production. Guaranteed to increase growth rate by at least 25%. Mix into tilled soil.
|472|parsnip seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
|473|bean starter=Plant these in the spring. Takes 10 days to mature, but keeps producing after that. Yields multiple beans per harvest. Grows on a trellis.
|474|cauliflower seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 12 days to produce a large cauliflower.
|475|potato seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature, and has a chance of yielding multiple potatoes at harvest.
|476|garlic seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
|477|kale seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
|478|rhubarb seeds=Plant these in the spring. Takes 13 days to mature.
|479|melon seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 12 days to mature.
|480|tomato seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|481|blueberry seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|482|pepper seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|483|wheat seeds=Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 4 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
|484|radish seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 6 days to mature.
|485|red cabbage seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 9 days to mature.
|486|starfruit seeds=Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature.
|487|corn seeds=Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 14 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|488|eggplant seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|489|artichoke seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 8 days to mature.
|490|pumpkin seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 13 days to mature.
|491|bok choy seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 4 days to mature.
|492|yam seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to mature.
|493|cranberry seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
|494|beet seeds=Plant these in the fall. Takes 6 days to mature.
|495|spring seeds=An assortment of wild spring seeds.
|496|summer seeds=An assortment of wild summer seeds.
|497|fall seeds=An assortment of wild fall seeds.
|498|winter seeds=An assortment of wild winter seeds.
|499|ancient seeds=Could these still grow?
|516|small glow ring=Emits a small, constant light.
|517|glow ring=Emits a constant light.
|518|small magnet ring=Slightly increases your radius for collecting items.
|519|magnet ring=Increases your radius for collecting items.
|520|slime charmer ring=Prevents damage from slimes.
|521|warrior ring=Occasionally infuses the wearer with "warrior energy" after slaying a monster.
|522|vampire ring=Gain a little health every time you slay a monster.
|523|savage ring=Gain a short speed boost whenever you slay a monster.
|524|ring of yoba=Occasionally shields the wearer from damage.
|525|sturdy ring=Cuts the duration of negative status effects in half.
|526|burglar's ring=Monsters have a greater chance of dropping loot.
|527|iridium band=Glows, attracts items, and increases attack damage by 10%.
|528|jukebox ring=Plays a random assortment of music you've heard.
|529|amethyst ring=Increases knockback by 10%.
|530|topaz ring=Increases weapon precision by 10%.
|531|aquamarine ring=Increases critical strike chance by 10%.
|532|jade ring=Increases critical strike power by 10%.
|533|emerald ring=Increases weapon speed by 10%.
|534|ruby ring=Increases attack by 10%.
|535|geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|536|frozen geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|537|magma geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you.
|538|alamite=Its distinctive fluorescence makes it a favorite among rock collectors.
|539|bixite=A dark metallic Mineral sought after for its cubic structure.
|540|baryte=The best specimens resemble a desert rose.
|541|aerinite=These crystals are curiously light.
|542|calcite=This yellow crystal is speckled with shimmering nodules.
|543|dolomite=It can occur in coral reefs, often near an underwater volcano.
|544|esperite=The crystals glow bright green when stimulated.
|545|fluorapatite=Small amounts are found in human teeth.
|546|geminite=Occurs in brilliant clusters.
|547|helvite=It grows in a triangular column.
|548|jamborite=The crystals are so tightly packed it almost looks fuzzy.
|549|jagoite=A high volume of tiny crystals makes it very glittery.
|550|kyanite=The geometric faces are as smooth as glass.
|551|lunarite=The cratered white orbs form a tight cluster.
|552|malachite=A popular ornamental stone, used in sculpture and to make green paint.
|553|neptunite=A jet-black crystal that is unusually reflective.
|554|lemon stone=Some claim the powdered crystal is a dwarvish delicacy.
|555|nekoite=The delicate shards form a tiny pink meadow.
|556|orpiment=Despite its high toxicity, this Mineral is widely used in manufacturing and folk medicine.
|557|petrified slime=This little guy may be 100,000 years old.
|558|thunder egg=According to legend, angry thunder spirits would throw these stones at one another.
|559|pyrite=Commonly known as "Fool's Gold".
|560|ocean stone=An old legend claims these stones are the mosaics of ancient mermaids.
|561|ghost crystal=There is an aura of coldness around this crystal.
|562|tigerseye=A stripe of shimmering gold gives this gem a warm luster.
|563|jasper=When polished, this stone becomes attactively luminous. Prized by ancient peoples for thousands of years.
|564|opal=Its internal structure causes it to reflect a rainbow of light.
|565|fire opal=A rare variety of opal, named for its red spots.
|566|celestine=Some early life forms had bones made from this.
|567|marble=A very popular material for sculptures and construction.
|568|sandstone=A common type of stone with red and brown striations.
|569|granite=A speckled Mineral that is commonly used in construction.
|570|basalt=Forms near searing hot magma.
|571|limestone=A very common type of stone. It's not worth very much.
|572|soapstone=Because of its relatively soft consistency, this stone is very popular for carving.
|573|hematite=An iron-based Mineral with interesting magnetic properties.
|574|mudstone=A fine-grained rock made from ancient clay or mud.
|575|obsidian=A volcanic glass that forms when lava cools rapidly.
|576|slate=It's extremely resistant to water, making it a good roofing material.
|577|fairy stone=An old miner's song suggests these are made from the bones of ancient fairies.
|578|star shards=No one knows how these form. Some scientists claim that the microscopic structure displays unnatural regularity.
|579|prehistoric scapula=Commonly known as a "shoulder blade"... It's unclear what species it belonged to.
|580|prehistoric tibia=A thick and sturdy leg bone.
|581|prehistoric skull=This is definitely a mammalian skull.
|582|skeletal hand=It's a wonder all these ancient little pieces lasted so long.
|583|prehistoric rib=Little gouge marks on the side suggest that this rib was someone's dinner.
|584|prehistoric vertebra=A segment of some prehistoric creature's spine.
|585|skeletal tail=It's pretty short for a tail.
|586|nautilus fossil=This must've washed up ages ago from an ancient coral reef.
|587|amphibian fossil=The relatively short hind legs suggest some kind of primordial toad.
|588|palm fossil=Palm Fossils are relatively common, but this happens to be a particularly well-preserved specimen.
|589|trilobite=A long extinct relative of the crab.
|590|artifact spot=Uh... how did you get this in your inventory? Ape made a booboo.
|591|tulip=The most popular spring flower. Has a very faint sweet smell.
|593|summer spangle=A tropical bloom that thrives in the humid summer air. Has a sweet, tangy aroma.
|595|fairy rose=An old folk legend suggests that the sweet smell of this flower attracts fairies.
|597|blue jazz=The flower grows in a sphere to invite as many butterflies as possible.
|599|sprinkler=Waters the 4 adjacent tiles every morning.
|604|plum pudding=A traditional holiday treat.
|605|artichoke dip=It's cool and refreshing.
|606|stir fry=Julienned vegetables on a bed of rice.
|607|roasted hazelnuts=The roasting process creates a rich forest flavor.
|608|pumpkin pie=Silky pumpkin cream in a flakey crust.
|609|radish salad=The radishes are so crisp!
|610|fruit salad=A delicious combination of summer fruits.
|611|blackberry cobbler=There's nothing quite like it.
|612|cranberry candy=It's sweet enough to mask the bitter fruit.
|613|apple=A crisp fruit used for juice and cider.
|618|bruschetta=Roasted tomatoes on a crisp white bread.
|621|quality sprinkler=Waters the 8 adjacent tiles every morning.
|628|cherry sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature cherry tree. Bears fruit in the spring. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|629|apricot sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Apricot tree. Bears fruit in the spring. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|630|orange sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Orange tree. Bears fruit in the summer. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|631|peach sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Peach tree. Bears fruit in the summer. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|632|pomegranate sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Pomegranate tree. Bears fruit in the fall. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|633|apple sapling=Takes 28 days to produce a mature Apple tree. Bears fruit in the fall. Only grows if the 8 surrounding "tiles" are empty.
|634|apricot=A tender little fruit with a rock-hard pit.
|635|orange=Juicy, tangy, and bursting with sweet summer aroma.
|636|peach=It's almost fuzzy to the touch.
|637|pomegranate=Within the fruit are clusters of juicy seeds.
|638|cherry=It's popular, and ripens sooner than most other fruits.
|645|iridium sprinkler=Waters the 24 adjacent tiles every morning.
|648|coleslaw=It's light, fresh and very healthy.
|649|fiddlehead risotto=A creamy rice dish served with sauteed fern heads. It's a little bland.
|651|poppyseed muffin=It has a soothing effect.
|681|rain totem=Activate to greatly increase the chance for rain tomorrow. Consumed on use.
|682|mutant carp=The strange waters of the sewer turned this carp into a monstrosity.
|684|bug meat=It's a juicy wad of bug flesh.
|685|bait=Causes fish to bite faster. Must first be attached to a fishing rod.
|686|spinner=The shape makes it spin around in the water. Slightly increases the bite-rate when fishing.
|687|dressed spinner=The metal tab and colorful streamers create an enticing spectacle for fish. Increases the bite-rate when fishing.
|688|warp totem: farm=Warp directly to your house. Consumed on use.
|689|warp totem: mountains=Warp directly to the mountains. Consumed on use.
|690|warp totem: beach=Warp directly to the beach. Consumed on use.
|691|barbed hook=Makes your catch more secure, causing the "fishing bar" to cling to your catch. Works best on slow, weak fish.
|692|lead bobber=Adds weight to your "fishing bar", preventing it from bouncing along the bottom.
|693|treasure hunter=Fish don't escape while collecting treasures. Also slightly increases the chance to find treasures.
|694|trap bobber=Causes fish to escape slower when you aren't reeling them in.
|695|cork bobber=Slightly increases the size of your "fishing bar".
|698|sturgeon=An ancient bottom-feeder with a dwindling population. Females can live up to 150 years.
|699|tiger trout=A rare hybrid trout that cannot bear offspring of its own.
|700|bullhead=A relative of the catfish that eats a variety of foods off the lake bottom.
|701|tilapia=A primarily vegetarian fish that prefers warm water.
|702|chub=A common freshwater fish known for its voracious appetite.
|703|magnet=Increases the chance of finding treasures when fishing. However, fish aren't crazy about the taste.
|704|dorado=A fierce carnivore with brilliant orange scales.
|705|albacore=Prefers temperature "edges" where cool and warm water meet.
|706|shad=Lives in a school at sea, but returns to the rivers to spawn.
|707|lingcod=A fearsome predator that will eat almost anything it can cram into its mouth.
|708|halibut=A flat fish that lives on the ocean floor.
|709|hardwood=A special kind of wood with superior strength and beauty.
|710|crab pot=Place it in the water, load it with bait, and check the next day to see if you've caught anything. Works in streams, lakes, and the ocean.
|715|lobster=A large ocean-dwelling crustacean with a strong tail.
|716|crayfish=A small freshwater relative of the lobster.
|717|crab=A marine crustacean with two powerful pincers.
|718|cockle=A common saltwater clam.
|719|mussel=A common bivalve that often lives in clusters.
|720|shrimp=A scavenger that feeds off the ocean floor. Widely prized for its meat.
|721|snail=A wide-ranging mollusc that lives in a spiral shell.
|722|periwinkle=A tiny freshwater snail that lives in a blue shell.
|723|oyster=Constantly filters water to find food. In the process, it removes dangerous toxins from the environment.
|724|maple syrup=A sweet syrup with a unique flavor.
|725|oak resin=A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap.
|726|pine tar=A pungent substance derived from pine sap.
|727|chowder=A perfect way to warm yourself after a cold night at sea.
|728|fish stew=It smells a lot like the sea. Tastes better, though.
|729|escargot=Butter-soaked snails cooked to perfection.
|730|lobster bisque=This delicate soup is a secret family recipe of Willy's.
|731|maple bar=It's a sweet doughnut topped with a rich maple glaze.
|732|crab cakes=Crab, bread crumbs, and egg formed into patties then fried to a golden brown.
|734|woodskip=A very sensitive fish that can only live in pools deep in the forest.
|745|strawberry seeds=Plant these in spring. Takes 8 days to mature, and keeps producing strawberries after that.
|746|jack-o-lantern=A whimsical fall decoration.
|747|rotten plant=Decomposing organic material. It's slimy and unpleasant.
|749|omni geode=A blacksmith can break this open for you. These geodes contain a wide variety of Minerals.
|766|slime=A shimmering, gelatinous glob with no smell.
|767|bat wing=The material is surprisingly delicate.
|768|solar essence=The glowing face is warm to the touch.
|769|void essence=It's quivering with dark energy.
|770|mixed seeds=There's a little bit of everything here. Plant them and see what grows!
|771|fiber=Raw material sourced from plants.
|772|oil of garlic=Drink this and weaker monsters will avoid you.
|773|life elixir=Restores health to full.
|774|wild bait=A unique recipe from Linus. It appeals to all fish.
|775|glacierfish=Builds a nest on the underside of glaciers.
|787|battery pack=It's fully charged with precious energy.
|795|void salmon=A salmon, twisted by void energy. The fresh meat is jet black, but rapidly turns pink when exposed to air.
|796|slimejack=He's coated in a very thick layer of slime. He keeps slipping out of your hands!
|797|pearl=A rare treasure from the sea.
|798|midnight squid=A strange and mysterious denizen of the ocean's twilight depths.
|799|spook fish=The huge eyes can detect the faint silhouettes of prey.
|800|blobfish=This odd creature floats above the ocean floor, consuming any edible material in its path.
|801|wedding ring=An old Zuzu City tradition... It's used to ask for another farmer's hand in marriage.
|802|cactus seeds=Can only be grown indoors. Takes 12 days to mature, and then produces fruit every 3 days.
|rusty sword=A rusty, dull old sword.
|silver saber=Plated with silver to deter rust.
|dark sword=It's glowing with a mysterious energy.
|holy blade=It feels hopeful to wield.
|galaxy sword=It's unlike anything you've ever seen.
|bone sword=A very light piece of sharpened bone.
|iron edge=A heavy broadsword.
|templar's blade=It once belonged to an honorable knight.
|obsidian edge=It's incredibly sharp.
|lava katana=A powerful blade forged in a pool of churning lava.
|claymore=It's really heavy.
|steel smallsword=A standard metal blade.
|wooden blade=Not bad for a piece of carved wood.
|insect head=Not very pleasant to wield.
|neptune's glaive=An heirloom from beyond the Gem Sea.
|forest sword=Made powerful by forest magic.
|carving knife=A small, light blade.
|iron dirk=A common dagger.
|burglar's shank=A weapon of choice for the swift and silent.
|shadow dagger=When you hold the blade to your ear you can hear 1,000 souls shrieking.
|elf blade=Only the nimble hands of an elf could craft this.
|crystal dagger=The blade is made of purified quartz.
|wind spire=A swift little blade.
|galaxy dagger=It's unlike anything you've seen.
|wood club=A solid piece of wood, crudely chiseled into a club shape.
|alex's bat=The sweet spot is dented from Alex's famous Grand Slam.
|lead rod=It's incredibly heavy.
|wood mallet=The solid head packs a punch. Relatively light for a club.
|the slammer=An extremely heavy gavel that'll send foes flying.
|galaxy hammer=It's made from an ultra-light material you've seen before.
|sam's old guitar=It's seen better days.
|femur=An old, heavy bone caked in centuries of grime.
|slingshot=Requires stones for ammo.
|master slingshot=Requires stones for ammo.
|galaxy slingshot=It looks really powerful.
|elliott's pencil=Elliott used this to write his book. It's sharp!
|maru's wrench=A big, metal wrench. It smells like Maru.
|harvey's mallet=It brings back memories of Harvey's clinic.
|penny's fryer=Penny's favorite frying pan. There's some rubbery gunk stuck to the inside.
|leah's whittler=Leah's favorite tool for shaping driftwood.
|abby's planchette=It's made from fine marblewood.
|seb's lost mace=One of Sebastian's medieval replicas.
|haley's iron=It's searing hot and smells like Haley's hair.
|pirate's sword=It looks like a pirate owned this once.
|cutlass=A finely crafted blade.
|wicked kris=The blade is made of an iridium alloy.
|kudgel=A brute's companion.
|scythe=It can cut grass into hay, if you've built a silo.
|yeti tooth=It's icy cold to the touch.
|rapier=An elegant blade.
|steel falchion=Light and powerful.
|broken trident=It came from the sea, but it's still sharp.
|tempered broadsword=It looks like it could withstand anything.
|cowboy hat=The leather is old and cracked, but surprisingly supple. It smells musty.
|bowler hat=Made from smooth felt.
|top hat=A gentleman's classic.
|sombrero=A festively decorated hat made from woven straw.
|straw hat=Light and cool, it's a farmer's delight.
|official cap=Looks like it belonged to a postman or policeman. Either way, it's still very soft and smells okay.
|blue bonnet=Harken back to simpler times with this prairie bonnet.
|plum chapeau=Looks alright.
|skeleton mask=The red eyes are glowing mysteriously.
|goblin mask=Freak out the neighborhood with this creepy mask. Rubber ear joints for effect.
|chicken mask=You'll be sure to get thim grinning with this one.
|earmuffs=Keep your ears toasty. Lined with artisanal velvet from Castle Village.
|delicate bow=Little pink jewels glisten as you examine it.
|tropiclip=It's shaped like a little palm tree.
|butterfly bow=This one is very soft.
|hunter's cap=The wool lining should stay warm deep into the forest.
|trucker hat=Mesh in the back to keep your head cool.
|sailor's cap=It's fresh and starchy.
|good ol' cap=A floppy old topper with a creased bill. Looks like it's been through a lot.
|fedora=A city-slicker's standard.
|cool cap=It looks really faded, but it used to be a vibrant blue.
|lucky bow=The middle is made of solid gold.
|polka bow=This one's sure to be turn heads.
|gnome's cap=This gnome had a very large head.
|eye patch=You can't tell if it's real or just from a costume shop.
|santa hat=Celebrate the magical season.
|tiara=This one has a big amethyst encircled by gold.
|hard hat=Keep your dome in one piece.
|sou'wester=The shape helps to keep sailors dry during storms.
|daisy=A fresh spring daisy to put in your hair.
|watermelon band=The color scheme was inspired by the beloved summer melon.
|mouse ears=Made from synthetic fibers.
|cat ears=Whiskers included.
|cowgal hat=The band is studded with fake diamonds.
|cowpoke hat=For dairy experts.
|archer's cap=Fashionable whether you're an archer or not.
|panda hat=A lovely panda hat.
|blue cowboy hat=A denim cowboy hat in cool blue.
|red cowboy hat=An eye-catching cowboy hat in red suede.
|cone hat=A curiosity from a distant land.
|sneakers=A little flimsy... but fashionable!
|rubber boots=Protection from the elements.
|leather boots=The leather is very supple.
|work boots=Steel-toed for extra protection.
|combat boots=Reinforced with iron mesh.
|tundra boots=The fuzzy lining keeps your ankles so warm.
|thermal boots=Designed with extreme weather in mind.
|dark boots=Made from thick black leather.
|firewalker boots=It's said these can withstand the hottest magma.
|genie shoes=A curious energy permeates the fabric.
|space boots=An iridium weave gives them a purple sheen.
|cowboy boots=It's the height of country fashion.
|furniture=Can be placed inside your house.
|silo=Allows you to cut and store grass for feed.
|mill=Allows you to create flour from wheat and sugar from beets.
|earth obelisk=Warps you to the mountains.
|water obelisk=Warps you to the beach.
|junimo hut=Junimos will harvest crops around the hut for you.
|gold clock=Prevents debris from appearing on your farm. Keeps fences from decaying.
|stable=Allows you to keep and ride a horse. Horse included.
|well=Provides a place for you to refill your watering can.
|shipping bin=Throw items inside to sell them overnight.
|coop=Houses 4 coop-dwelling animals.
|big coop=Houses 8 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an incubator. Unlocks ducks.
|deluxe coop=Houses 12 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks rabbits.
|barn=Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals.
|big barn=Houses 8 barn-dwelling animals. Allows animals to give birth. Unlocks goats.
|deluxe barn=Houses 12 barn-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks sheep and pigs.
|slime hutch=Raise up to 20 slimes. Fill water troughs and slimes will create slime balls.
|shed=An empty building. Fill it with whatever you like! The interior can be decorated.
|stone cabin|plank cabin|log cabin|cabin=A home for a friend! Subsidized by the town agricultural fund.
|greenhouse=A place to grow crops from any season, year round!
|scarecrow=Prevents crows from attacking your crops. Has a limited radius (about 8 "tiles").
|lightning rod=Collects energy from lightning storms and turns it into battery packs.
|bee house=Place outside and wait for delicious honey! (Except in Winter).
|keg=Place a fruit or vegetable in here. Eventually it will turn into a beverage.
|furnace=Turns ore and coal into metal bars.
|preserves jar=Turns vegetables into pickles and fruit into jam.
|cheese press=Turns milk into cheese.
|loom=Turns raw wool into fine cloth.
|oil maker=Makes gourmet truffle oil.
|recycling machine=Turns fishing trash into resources.
|crystalarium=Insert a gem of your choice and it will grow copies.
|mayonnaise machine=Turns eggs into mayonnaise.
|seed maker=Place crops inside to produce a varying amount of seeds. Doesn't work with fruit tree crops.
|stone cairn|suit of armor|sign of the vessel|basic log|lawn flamingo|big green cane|green canes|mixed cane|red canes|big red cane|ornamental hay bale|log section|grave stone=A decorative piece for your farm.
|seasonal decor=This decoration changes with the seasons.
|wood sign|stone sign=Use an item on this to change what's displayed. The item won't be consumed.
|stone frog|stone parrot|stone owl|stone junimo=Garden art for your farm.
|slime ball=Filled with slime.
|garden pot=Grows crops from any season when indoors. Outdoors, it can only house seasonal crops.
|staircase=Use this to move down a level in the mines.
|boulder=An extremely dense piece of stone.
|wicked statue=There's something unsettling about the looks of this statue.
|feed hopper|hay hopper=Provides convenient access to silo fodder.
|incubator=Hatches eggs into baby chickens and ducks.
|heater=Keeps your animals warmer and happier during the winter.
|tapper=Place on a maple, oak, or pine tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product!
|plush bunny=It's big, it's soft, and it's cute.
|tub o' flowers=Flowers planted in an oak barrel. Blooms in spring and summer.
|rarecrow1=Collect them all! (1 of 8)
|rarecrow2=Collect them all! (2 of 8)
|charcoal kiln=Turns 10 pieces of wood into one piece of coal.
|stardew hero trophy=The most prestigious award a Stardew Valley resident could recieve!
|soda machine=Keeps pumping out the good stuff.
|rarecrow3=Collect them all! (3 of 8)
|statue of endless fortune=It's made of solid gold. What's it for?
|chest=A place to store your items.
|rarecrow4=Collect them all! (4 of 8)
|rarecrow5=Collect them all! (5 of 8)
|rarecrow6=Collect them all! (6 of 8)
|rarecrow7=Collect them all! (7 of 8)
|rarecrow8=Collect them all! (8 of 8)
|prairie king arcade system=Play 'Journey Of The Prairie King' at home!
|wooden brazier|stone brazier|gold brazier|campfire|stump brazier|carved brazier|skull brazier|barrel brazier|marble brazier=Provides a moderate amount of light.
|wood lamp-post|iron lamp-post=Provides a good amount of light.
|worm bin=Produces bait on a regular basis. The worms are self-sufficient.
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|slime incubator=Hatches slimes eggs into slimes. Allows you to raise slimes outdoors.
|slime egg-press=Compresses 100 pieces of slime into a slime egg. It's a miracle of science!
|junimo kart arcade system=Play 'Junimo Kart' at home!
|statue of perfection=It's made of pure iridium.
|??pinky lemon??=??Pinky Lemon??
|??foroguemon??=??Foroguemon??
|cask=Use in the cellar to age products like wine and cheese.
|solid gold lewis=Mayor's secret project.
|auto-grabber=Automatically harvests from your animals each morning. Works on cows, sheep, and goats.
|seasonal plant=An ornamental plant that changes with each season. It doesn't need to be watered.
|hoe|copper hoe|steel hoe|gold hoe|iridium hoe=Used to dig and till soil.
|pickaxe|copper pickaxe|steel pickaxe|gold pickaxe|iridium pickaxe=Used to break stones.
|axe|copper axe|steel axe|gold axe|iridium axe=Used to chop wood.
|watering can|copper watering can|steel watering can|gold watering can|iridium watering can=Used to water crops. It can be refilled at any water source.
|bamboo pole|fiberglass rod|iridium rod=Use in the water to catch fish.
|milk pail=Gather milk from your animals.
|copper pan=Use to gather ore from streams.
|shears=Use this to collect wool from sheep
|return scepter=The golden handle quivers with raw potential. Hold this scepter to the sky and return home at will.
|flooring=Decorates the floor of one room.
|wallpaper=Decorates the walls of one room
|catalogue=Provides unlimited access to all wallpapers and floors... from the convenience of your home!
|furniture catalogue=Provides unlimited access to almost every furniture item... from the convenience of your home!
|chicken|void chicken=Well cared-for adult chickens lay eggs every day. Lives in the coop.
|duck=Happy adults lay duck eggs every other day. Lives in the coop.
|rabbit=These are wooly rabbits! They shed precious wool every few days. Lives in the coop.
|cow|dairy cow=Adults can be milked daily. A milk pail is required to harvest the milk. Lives in the barn.
|sheep=Adults can be shorn for wool. Sheep who form a close bond with their owners can grow wool faster. A pair of shears is required to harvest the wool. Lives in the barn.
|goat=Happy adults provide goat milk every other day. A milk pail is required to harvest the milk. Lives in the barn.
|pig=These pigs are trained to find truffles! Lives in the barn.
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