Farming
Garden plots at your house, crop cycles, supreme harvests, and indirect fight bonuses.
Related in Skills: How Skills Work | Animal Taming | Smithing | Farming | Hunting | Seafaring
Farming tracks how skilled you are at working the soil. It rises when you plant, water, and harvest crops in the garden attached to your house.
What it is for
- Farming plots: Buy your first plot bundle for 2000 gold (4 plots). Expand with 1000 gold per extra plot.
- Crop lifecycle: Plant a seed, water on schedule, protect plant health, harvest when ready. Neglected plants die.
- Sprinkler: The Sprinkler store item auto-waters while you are away from the house city.
- Loots / Harvest Bag: Harvested crops go to your inventory Harvest Bag. Use them for bonuses or sell them.
- Supreme quality: With good Farming skill, timely watering, and a bit of luck (the Horseshoe helps), harvests can roll Supreme (~10% chance). Only supreme crops grant their full special effects.
Skill titles
Weed Cutter → Soil Worker → Harvester → Master Farmer → Lord of the Soil.
In combat
Farming adds only a small direct bonus to fighting power from the skill percentage itself. The real PvP edge is indirect:
- Blood Rose supreme: +10% attack for one hour (shown on Character buffs).
- Permanent +5 skill harvests (Wolf Claw, Ember Fruit, etc.) raise Hunting or Smithing over time.
- Illumara Beans supreme: enemies cannot put trackers on you for two hours.
See Farming Crops for the full crop list.
Tips
- You must be at your house city to manage the garden.
- Leaving your house destroys active plants.
- Water before health drops; dead crops must be cleared manually.