Town Guidebook

Start, Tutorial, and Life Skill

• At first, only movement, chat, and opening a member card are guided in order. After that, use the collapsible First Journey guide to learn planting, plant care, mail, and Today's Tasks at your own pace.
• Life skill is the core growth stat for town life. It unlocks attendance, quick chat, new places, pet content, research, secret mission discovery, and convenience features.
• Before life skill 10, Hot Potato cannot be played. Before life skill 100, quick chat is locked. At life skill 201 and 501, more mission and life content opens.
• Use the life skill button at the top-left to check locked content and your next unlock goals.

Fatigue, Attendance, and Attendance Pass

• Fatigue limits repeated life activities such as gathering and fishing. Recover it with rest items, food, or content rewards.
• Attendance opens after the required life skill level. Red dots may appear when attendance or daily task rewards can be claimed.
• The monthly Attendance Pass doubles attendance rewards. Extra rewards for already-attended days in the same month can still be claimed, but missed days cannot.
• Streak and full-month attendance rewards also support pass bonus rewards while subscribed.

My Garden and Map Movement

• My Garden is a separate map for early town life and garden play. Low life skill players may see a shortcut button for automatic movement.
• Use warp zones or automatic movement to move between Base Camp, Forest of Light, Moss Forest Village, Moss Forest Scientist's House, Architecture Office, My Garden, and house-related areas.
• Automatic movement avoids routes that your current life skill cannot pass. If a place is locked, increase life skill first.
• The minimap, top-left resource UI, photo capture display, BGM, and notifications can be adjusted from town settings.

Planting, Growth, Harvest, and Withering

• Plant seeds near plantable zones with the seed button. Then give water or fertilizer to grow them.
• Long-press a plant to check growth, nutrition, harvest availability, and life-time information.
• Non-max plants wither if they do not grow before life time ends. Max-stage plants can wither when nutrition reaches 0%, so check nutrition timing.
• Harvests have base quantity and random bonus quantity. Rare conversion can occur when nutrition conditions are met. Food, titles, and research can modify results.

Anti-Theft Items

• Anti-theft Sticky Trap 1 can be used near your own plants to block other residents from stealing harvests for a set time.
• If someone tries to steal from a plant protected by Anti-theft Sticky Trap 1, the steal is blocked and a temporary movement-speed debuff can be applied.
• Anti-theft Timer 1 can notify you before your plant becomes stealable. You can select 1, 10, or 30 minutes before steal time, including multiple selections.
• Removing or recovering a plant removes active anti-theft effects from that plant. If another item is used while an effect is active, only the later-ending effect is kept.

Gathering and Eunha's Shop

• Gather herbs, flowers, materials, and currencies at gathering spots. Success rewards and failure cooldowns depend on the place data.
• Gathered materials have value and can be exchanged at Herbalist Eunha's shop for useful items.
• Eunha's shop also sells Anti-theft Sticky Trap 1 and Anti-theft Timer 1. Check the required gathering value before buying.
• When another resident successfully gathers in your building yard, you may receive bonus mail as the yard owner.

Fishing and Fishing Rods

• To fish, own a fishing rod and move near water. Press the fishing rod button to start fishing.
• Fishing results can change based on place drop rates, rod effects, food, titles, and research.
• Automatic fishing rods and auto-fishing foods help repeat fishing at fixed intervals.
• When a resident you follow catches Legendary Giant Tuna or Fresh Legendary Giant Tuna for the first time, followers can receive a congratulatory item by mail.

Cooking, Grilling, and Food Effects

• Cooking requests use gathered, harvested, cleaned, or grilled ingredients to make food that helps town life.
• Grilling can fail, succeed, or become perfect. Life skill and buffs affect result probabilities.
• Food effects include shorter fishing time, auto fishing, more harvests, higher sweet-fruit chance, higher rare-harvest chance, faster movement, and better rod enhancement success.
• Some recipes require grilled or perfect ingredients, rare plants or fish, flowers, herbs, or exact material groups.

Pets

• Wild pets appear by spawn weight and can be tamed with taming food.
• Taming success can change with the pet's base rate, buffs, and research. Success consumes food, and failure may also consume it by chance.
• After taming, feed pets, train commands, and send them on fetch tasks to build affinity and earn rewards.
• When pet missions open, visit Pet Trainer Lucy to continue.

Buildings, Furniture, Album, and Guestbook

• Use building contracts and materials to build houses. Upgrades can add rooms and expand house functions.
• Building upgrades have base success rates and failure bonuses. If an upgrade fails, the next attempt becomes easier up to the cap.
• Furniture can be placed inside houses or in yards depending on the item. Some furniture opens minigames, albums, guestbooks, workshops, or books.
• Free-board posts and comments, guestbook posts, chat, custom frame photos, and album photos can be reported. Content removed by operations is shown as deleted for rule violations.

Building Upkeep and Recovery

Expired buildings are automatically recovered. Check the 4-hour deadline immediately after replacing one.

• Standard buildings start with 7 days after completion, or 4 hours when placed from storage. Check and extend the deadline in building details.
• Current costs and extension limits by building level are listed below. More automatic recoveries mean less extension time for the same cost.
• After 7, 30, and 90 days placed, extension costs drop by 10%, 20%, and 30%. Construction and offline time count; replacing restarts the period.
• Warnings appear on the building and its details in the final 24 hours. If notifications are enabled, reminders can arrive 24 and 2 hours before expiry. A 4-hour replacement has no 24-hour reminder.

Research, Titles, and Missions

• Research uses research materials to unlock life effects for fishing, plants, pets, and fatigue, as well as combat effects for equipped-weapon damage and defence objects.
• Obtain Research Material Fragment through exploration, weapon training, and village outskirts defence.
• Exchange fragments or harvests with Mandeuki for Research Material. See the exchange table below for the required amounts.
• Titles appear before your name tag when equipped. Some titles provide buffs, and displayed title names update with the current language.

Exploration and Relic Collection

• Start exploration at the exploration camps in Forest of Light, Forest of Life, and Rock-Crevice Forest. Each forest has a different life skill requirement; check the current values in the detailed table below.
• Each excavation consumes fatigue. Follow the detector direction, mind its cooldown, and excavate every point before the exploration time expires.
• Exploration can also yield Research Material Fragment alongside relics. Use the exchange table below to turn fragments into research materials.
• More accurate excavation timing can improve reward quantity and relic restoration or survey progress. Completing every point also grants extra survey experience.

Weapons, Equipment, and Enhancement

From attempts to reach +6, failure also destroys the target weapon. Enhancement materials are consumed on each attempt.

• Buy, equip, and enhance weapons with Yuri at Tent. Weapons differ in range, targets, stun, and slowing effects.
• Permanent enhancement goes to +10. It uses a weapon of the same enhancement level and daisies; see the table for costs and success rates.
• Weapon roles improve at certain levels. Choose traits at +5 and +10; effects and change costs are listed below.
• Weapon mastery is not spent. It determines equipment requirements and a damage bonus based on mastery when entering combat.

Weapon Training Ground

Training ends if the fountain is destroyed, if you are downed solo, or if all connected party participants are downed at once.

• From Tent, enter Weapon Training Ground through Yuri, solo or in a party of up to 6. The leader chooses the starting wave; everyone gathers at the tent and agrees.
• Waves track challenge progress, combat level tracks this run, and weapon mastery is permanent. Combat level and selected upgrades reset after training.
• Kills raise the shared combat level; each player chooses upgrades. Combine basic, advanced, final upgrades and weapon evolutions I–III; repeatable growth starts at combat Lv.81.
• Monsters arrive in groups and are replenished as you defeat them. Each ten-wave cycle includes swarms, elites, mixed groups, and a boss with reinforcements.

Village Outskirts Defence

• After completing Leon’s Request from the town hall board, meet at Tent in a party of 2–6 to prepare Village Outskirts. The leader starts once everyone arrives.
• Monster count and HP are set by the starting party size. Enemies arrive in groups; defeat them all to advance.
• Tap to move and attack nearby enemies automatically. Protect the gate with blockers, towers, bombs, and upgrades bought with kill gold.
• Fatigue and daily attempts are spent when combat starts. See the tables for guaranteed daisies, preparation time, and Secret Garden time.

Social, Follow, Notifications, and Invite Codes

• Follow other residents to receive social notifications according to your notification settings.
• Free-board posts and album posts from people you follow can trigger social notifications when enabled.
• When someone you follow catches Legendary Giant Tuna for the first time, you can receive a small congratulatory item.
• Residents with enough life skill can issue invite codes. If a new resident enters with the code and settles into town, both sides can receive settlement gifts within anti-abuse limits.

Town Shop, Special Shop, and Paid Products

• Town Shop sells crystals through platform in-app purchases and also offers Daisy, Town Token, plants, fatigue recovery items, and more by tab.
• Paid Crystal products include permanent quantity bonuses. The 10-pack has no bonus; the 50, 100, 500, and 1,000 packs add 5, 15, 100, and 250 Crystals respectively.
• New residents can see a limited-time Special Shop for the welcome essentials pack after first entering town. The button disappears after expiry or purchase.
• Paid purchase deliveries and event bonuses are usually delivered through mail. Refund and recovery conditions may be limited after claiming delivered mail.

Mini-games, Ranking, and Settings

• Play Hot Potato, Drawing Quiz, One Card, Omok, and Beat Party from their furniture or NPC entry points when requirements are met.
• Some minigames support voice chat. Town BGM fades out while sound-heavy content such as voice chat or Beat Party is active.
• Weekly rankings display the server period end time converted to local time. Last week's ranking can also be checked.
• The weekly Combat ranking increases from monster defeats in Weapon Training and Village Outskirts Defence. Higher maximum HP grants more points, split by damage contribution in parties.