Fields of Mistria Wiki — Farming, Romance & Magic
Build your dream farm while helping Mistria recover. Grow crops, fish, craft, raise animals, complete quests, explore the mines, unlock magic, restore the town, and build relationships through the full 1.0 progression.
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What is Fields of Mistria?
Fields of Mistria is a nostalgic farming and life-simulation RPG developed and published by NPC Studio. After an earthquake damages Mistria, you receive an overgrown homestead and help rebuild the town through farming, fishing, mining, crafting, ranching, exploration, and community quests.
Its long-term loop combines farm growth with relationships, magic, mines, collections, seasonal festivals, and town restoration. Version 1.0 completes the Town Repair storyline and adds 10-heart progression, proposals, weddings, marriage, children, Steam achievements, and further endgame goals.

Developer
NPC Studio
Platform
PC — Steam / Steam Deck Compatible
Genre
Farming / Life-Sim RPG
Marriage Candidates
12
Villagers
30+
Steam Achievements
69
Explore Fields of Mistria
Choose a practical guide for your next day, season, relationship, or progression goal.
Romance and Marriage Guide
Follow the 1.0 path from friendship and dates through proposals, weddings, marriage, and children.
- 1Build friendship through conversations and suitable gifts.
- 2Complete heart events and begin dating when available.
- 3Reach 10 hearts and complete the proposal event.
- 4Craft the Engagement Ring, then complete the wedding event.
Gift Guide
Find practical gifts and use Elsie's gossip system to record discovered preferences.
Tulip, Heather, and Snapdragon are accessible choices.
Snowdrop Anemone and Hydrangea are practical gifts.
Egg, Milk, Butter, and Cheese are convenient farm gifts.
Copper, Iron, and Silver Ore are easy regular gifts.
Beginner Guide
Balance farming, town restoration, relationships, gathering, and early mine trips without rushing.
- 1Clear only enough farm space for a manageable starter field.
- 2Plant crops and remember that each season lasts 28 days.
- 3Follow Town Repair and Request Board objectives.
- 4Save new discoveries for the Museum when practical.
Farm Planning
Plan crop space, watering routes, storage, buildings, and regrowing crops for steady Tesserae income.
Peas and Strawberries regrow after the first harvest.
Tea and Corn support repeated harvest plans.
Onion and Cranberry fit recurring crop routes.
Snow Peas offer a regrowing winter option.
Mines and Progression
Prepare food and equipment, gather ore, and connect mine runs to tools, town goals, and late-game crafting.
Start with Copper-tier materials and early combat.
Bring recovery items and upgrade tools and equipment.
Late progression adds Mistril, Void materials, and Arena Floors.
Endgame crafting supports high-level gear and proposal materials.
Skills and Perks
Build Farming, Mining, Combat, Blacksmithing, Woodcrafting, Fishing, Cooking, Ranching, and Archaeology.
Farming and Ranching improve crops and animal care.
Mining, Combat, and Blacksmithing support deeper runs.
Woodcrafting and Cooking expand useful recipes.
Fishing and Archaeology support Museum progress.
Animal Breeding Guide
Use heart treats and planned pairings to breed animals through six color rarity tiers.
- 1Choose two opposite-gender animals of the same species.
- 2Give both animals the correct species heart treat.
- 3Confirm the stork icon and wait for the offspring.
- 4Breed upward toward rare and seasonal Tier 6 colors.
Updates and Seasonal Events
Track the 1.0 release, patch coverage, roadmap information, and seasonal progression changes.
The Spring Festival is held on Spring 17.
The Shooting Star Festival is held on Summer 28.
The Harvest Festival is held on Fall 10.
The Animal Festival is held on Winter 10.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common Fields of Mistria questions.
Grow the Farm, Restore Mistria, Build a Life
Start with crops and town errands, then master gifts, romance, magic, mines, collections, seasonal goals, and the full 1.0 journey.