Gaming Guide

Fields of Mistria: Every Shop Location and What It Sells

Where to find all 16 vendors across Mistria, plus the goods, prices, and unlock conditions tied to each one.

Where to find all 16 vendors across Mistria, plus the goods, prices, and unlock conditions tied to each one.

Shopping drives most of your progress in Fields of Mistria. Seeds, tools, recipes, furniture, cosmetics, and crafting materials are split across 16 vendors, and knowing exactly where each one sits and what it carries saves you a lot of wasted walking. Some shops open from the very first day, others appear only after a story quest, and a whole cluster of stalls shows up only on Saturdays.

Quick answer: Eight shops are open from the start (Balor’s Wagon, General Store, Sleeping Dragon Inn, Valen’s Clinic, the Blacksmith, the Carpenter Shop, the Tackle Shop, and Hayden’s Shop). The Saturday Market stalls (Darcy, Vera, Louis, Merri) unlock after Repairing the Bridge; Wheedle and Taliferro appear after Upgrading the Saturday Market; Zorel appears after Expanding the Saturday Market; and the Souvenir Stall only runs during seasonal festivals.

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Every shop location and how it unlocks

Use this table to find any vendor fast, then jump to the detailed stock below. Stalls tied to the Saturday Market only trade on Saturdays once their quest is done.

ShopLocationUnlock
Balor’s WagonNorth of the farm, before TownFrom start (rotating stock)
General StoreSoutheast Town, across from the InnFrom start
Sleeping Dragon InnBetween the stables and General StoreFrom start
Valen’s ClinicNortheast Town, below the BathhouseFrom start
BlacksmithNorthwest Town, south of the ManorFrom start
Carpenter ShopEastern Road, northeast of the farmFrom start
Tackle ShopSouthwest beachFrom start
Hayden’s ShopSweetwater Farm, west of your farmlandFrom start
Darcy’s StallSaturday Market, front of the ManorRepairing the Bridge
Vera’s StallSaturday Market, front of the ManorRepairing the Bridge
Louis’ StallSaturday MarketRepairing the Bridge
Merri’s StallSaturday MarketRepairing the Bridge
Wheedle’s StallSaturday Market, near the ManorUpgrading the Saturday Market
TaliferroSaturday Market (Challenge Board)Upgrading the Saturday Market
Zorel’s StallSaturday Market, town squareExpanding the Saturday Market
Souvenir StallTown square near the BlacksmithSeasonal festivals only

Balor’s Wagon (rotating cart)

Balor’s Wagon parks just north of your farm, right before the path into Town. Its stock rotates constantly, so it is worth a quick look every time you pass. Across its rotation it can carry crafting materials, rugs, cosmetics, meals, and ingredients.

ItemPrice
Copper Ingot250t
Silver Ingot500t
Shards50t
Wood20t
Fiber20t
Hardwood80t
Sheep Wool480t
Duck Feather270t
Ornate Rugs / Moon Gate300t each
Cosmetics (Mini Horns, Face Mask, Work Boots, Long Pleated Skirt, Stud Earrings)500t each
Meals (Mushroom Brew, Cabbage Slaw, Vegetable Quiche, Red Snapper Sushi, Lemon Pie)80–800t

It also cycles ingredients such as Strawberry, Spirula Shell, Oil, Turnip, Milk, Morel Mushroom, Tea, Horse Hair, and Bristles.


General Store (seeds, tools, and farm gear)

The General Store is your main farming supplier, sitting in the southeast of Town directly across the road from the Sleeping Dragon Inn. Seeds cycle by season. A handful of extras only appear once you finish the Repair the General Store quest, marked below.

SeasonSeeds and saplings
SpringTurnip, Potato, Cabbage, Strawberry, Daffodil, Tulip, Cherry Sapling, Lemon Sapling
SummerCucumber, Chili Pepper, Watermelon, Tomato, Corn, Daisy, Catmint, Cosmos, Pear Sapling, Peach Sapling, Sugarcane*, Tea*
FallSweet Potato, Broccoli, Cranberry, Pumpkin, Wheat, Rice, Onion, Celosia, Chrysanthemum, Apple Sapling, Orange Sapling
WinterBeet, Cauliflower, Snow Peas, Daikon Radish, Frost Lily, Poinsettia, Pomegranate

Items marked * unlock after Repair the General Store. That same repair adds Honey and the four seasonal Crop Sign Scroll Bundles.

Beyond seeds, the store keeps a year-round shelf of cooking ingredients (Sugar, Flour, Rice, Rock Salt, Oil, Curry Powder, Paper, plus Honey after the repair), tools such as the Shovel (500t), Bag Upgrade (1,000t) and Bag Upgrade 2 (2,000t), and furniture including the Potted Plant, Scarecrow, Wheelbarrow, Basic Wooden Chest, and Shipping Bin.


Sleeping Dragon Inn (meals, drinks, and recipes)

The Inn is the food hub, positioned in the second row from the bottom of the town map between the stables and the General Store. It sells ready meals, drinks, cooking recipes, and a set of coffee and espresso cup decorations. Completing Upgrade the Inn adds higher-tier meals, several recipes, and a full range of inn-themed furniture.

CategoryHighlights
MealsCrayfish Etouffee, Apple Pie, Vegetable Soup, Crab Cakes, Rice Ball, Red Snapper Sushi, Tomato Soup, Deluxe Curry, Spicy Water Chestnuts, Pan Fried Snapper
Meals (after Upgrade the Inn)Loaded Baked Potato, Grilled Cheese, Wild Berry Scone, Spicy Cheddar Biscuits, Mushroom Rice, Mont Blanc, Mushroom Steak Dinner
DrinksLemonade, Milk, Apple Juice, Orange Juice, Tea with Lemon, Coconut Milk, Beer, Red Wine, White Wine, Hot Toddy
RecipesSweet Potato Pie, Rice Ball, Red Snapper Sushi, Potato Soup, Lemon Pie (plus Deluxe Curry, Beet Soup, Crab Cakes, and Apple Pie after the upgrade)

The furniture line after Upgrade the Inn covers the Inn Counter, Inn Stool, Inn Cross Stitch, Inn Kitchen Shelves, Inn Candle, and both Inn Tile and Wooden Flooring.


Valen’s Clinic (health and stamina syrups)

Valen’s Clinic handles recovery items and sits in the northeast of Town, directly below the Bathhouse and above the General Store on the eastern side. Its shelf is short and each syrup costs 500t.

  • Healing Syrup
  • Stamina Syrup
  • Fairy Syrup
  • Speedy Syrup
  • Restorative Syrup

Blacksmith (tool and armor tiers)

The Blacksmith sits on the northwest side of Town, one row south of the Manor and west of the Bathhouse. It sells tools, armor, and ore across four material tiers. Each tier only opens once you reach the matching mine area, so your stock grows as you dig deeper.

TierTool / Armor priceOreUnlock
Copper1,000t50tAvailable at start
Iron2,000t70tTide Caverns
Steel3,000t100tDeep Earth
Gold4,000t200tLava Caves

Each tier includes the full tool set (Axe, Hoe, Net, Pickaxe, Shovel, Watering Can) and the full armor set (Armor, Greaves, Helmet, Legplates, Ring), plus the loose ore for that tier.


Carpenter Shop (materials, furniture, and building blueprints)

The Carpenter Shop is out on the Eastern Road, east of Mistria and northeast of your farm. It is where you buy raw materials, basic Oak and Walnut furniture, crafting modules, and the blueprints for coops, barns, and greenhouses.

Materials on hand are Wood, Stone, Glass, Clay, and Fiber. The furniture line covers Oak and Walnut versions of the Bookshelf, Chair, Single and Double Bed, Dresser, Flooring, Nightstand, Table, Wallpaper, and Window. Crafting modules include the Level 1 Kitchen and Crafting Station, with the Level 2 Kitchen unlocking after you raise your cooking skill and receive Ryis’s letter in Fall.

BlueprintCost to build
Small Coop (Red/White)Wood x75, Stone x50
Small Barn (Red/White)Wood x100, Stone x75
Medium Coop (Red/White)Wood x100, Stone x75
Medium Barn (Red/White)Wood x125, Stone x100
Small Greenhouse*Refined Stone x20, Glass x20, Hard Wood x20
Large Greenhouse*Refined Stone x40, Glass x40, Hard Wood x40

Greenhouses (marked *) only appear after Upgrading the Carpenter’s Shop, which becomes available at Town Renown 65 or higher. The Rustic Cabin and Lovely Cottage scroll bundles are also sold here.


Tackle Shop (fishing rods and bait)

Terenthia’s Tackle Shop is on the southwest beach and handles everything fishing-related. You start with the Worn Fishing Rod, and better rods arrive by letter as your fishing skill climbs.

RodUnlock
Worn Fishing RodAvailable at start
Copper Fishing RodLetter from Terenthia at end of Spring
Iron Fishing RodLetter from Terenthia in Fall
Silver Fishing RodLetter from Terenthia in Winter

The shop also stocks bait fish (Chub, Anchovy, Tetra) and two recipes, Salmon Sashimi and Mackerel Sashimi.


Hayden’s Shop (ranch supplies and animal cosmetics)

Hayden’s Shop sits in the northeast of Sweetwater Farm, just west of your own farmland. It covers grass, feed, animal treats, and a run of playful cosmetics for your chickens and cows.

  • Grass Seed and Hay
  • Heart-Shaped Chicken Treat and Heart-Shaped Cow Treat
  • Chicken Top Hat, Yellow Chicken Bow
  • Cow Cowboy Hat, Cow Crown, Pink Cow Bow, Pink Cow Sunglasses
  • Small Animal Seesaw and Large Animal Ball Court

Saturday Market: how to unlock it

The Saturday Market only opens once you fix the eastern bridge that was damaged in the earthquake. The Repairing the Bridge quest arrives in the mail on Spring 3 of your first year and needs 60 Wood and 60 Stone. Once the bridge is restored, the traveling vendors can reach Town and set up in front of the Manor each Saturday.

You know it worked when the market stalls appear below the Manor House on the next Saturday and the villagers gather in the town center. Two later quests expand the lineup further, adding Wheedle and Taliferro (Upgrading the Saturday Market) and then Zorel (Expanding the Saturday Market).

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Darcy’s café (desserts, drinks, and recipes)

Darcy runs the market café, selling sweet treats, drinks, and cooking recipes. The ready-made items stay in rotation, though weekly stock varies, while each recipe disappears once you buy it. Because every villager is nearby on Saturdays, buying liked or loved gifts here is a quick friendship boost.

ItemPrice
Ice Cream Sundae1,200t
Pumpkin Pie1,000t
Cranberry Orange Scone900t
Spicy Cheddar Biscuit800t
Chocolate Cake650t
Lemon Pie650t
Strawberry Shortcake600t
Cherry Tart / Lemon Cake500t
Coffee100t
Mushroom Brew80t

The wider menu includes Strawberries and Cream, Peaches and Cream, Candied Strawberries, Candied Lemon Peel, Wild Berry Scone, Pudding, plus drinks like Latte, Mocha, Green Tea, Rose Tea, Hot Chocolate, Roasted Rice Tea, and a full range of juices. Purchasable recipes cover Chocolate Cake, Ice Cream Sundae, Pumpkin Pie, Spicy Cheddar Biscuit, Green Tea, Hot Chocolate, Grape Juice, Tea with Lemon, Latte, Mocha, Roasted Rice Tea, and Lemonade.


Louis’ clothing stall

Louis is the town tailor, and each cosmetic costs 500 Tesserae. Every item leaves his rotation once you buy it, so his stall eventually empties until future updates add more. To wear a purchase, use it from your inventory to learn it, then pick it in the character customization menu.

  • Outfits and dresses: Maid Dress, Oversized Tee Outfit, Overalls, Overall Shorts, Overall Skirt
  • Tops: Buttoned Tank Top, Ringer Tee, Striped Long Sleeves
  • Skirts: Scalloped Skirt, Short Pleated Skirt
  • Socks and shoes: Dressy Stockings, Sneakers
  • Hats and accessories: Cat Ears, Devil Horns, Hoop Earrings, Lily Pad Hat, Striped Bow, Striped Bucket Hat, Tangerine Hat, Cap

Vera’s hair salon

Vera sells hairstyles and hair clips, each priced at 500 Tesserae, and like Louis her stock clears out as you buy it. Use each item from your inventory to unlock it in the customization menu.

  • Hairstyles: Afro Puffs, Short Parted Curls, Straight Pompadour, Straight Buns Fringed, Rounded Afro, Wavy Rugged, Medium Half Bun Fringe
  • Hair clips: Moon, Bat Wing, Strawberry, Angel Wing, Star

Merri’s furniture stall

Merri carries the largest catalog at the market, built around three decorative sets: Haunted Attic, Bakery, and Picnic. The ready-made pieces stay available with weekly variation, and each color of an item is sold separately. Every item also has a matching crafting recipe for 300 Tesserae, and buying the recipe unlocks all color versions at once, which makes recipes the better value.

ItemPrice
Haunted Attic Double Bed800t
Ornate Large Square Rug700t
Bakery Dessert Case600t
Haunted Attic Bed600t
Weather Crystal Ball500t
Haunted Attic Rocking Chair / Table500t
Bakery Bread Basket / Cookie Jar / Display Cake400t
Picnic Basket / Blanket / Place Setting200t
Cobweb150t
Coffee Mug / Espresso Cup130–140t

Wheedle’s stall (snake oils, gear, and outfits)

Wheedle sets up near the Manor at the top of Town once you finish Upgrading the Saturday Market. His rotating inventory mixes combat consumables, storage upgrades, and themed outfit sets.

  • Consumables: Poison, Fire, and Ice Snake Oil; Fast Food; Bar of Soap (Date Inspiration)
  • Storage and decor: Deluxe Storage Chest, Deluxe Icebox, Animated Snow Globe, Animated Bird Bath
  • Gear: Ornate Shield, Ornate Round Shield, Sheathed Sword, Hunter’s Bow
  • Outfit sets: Hunter’s, Rogue’s, and Dancer’s pieces, plus Court Suit and Court Dress
  • Accessories: Mini Wings, Crown, Halo

Taliferro’s cooking challenges

Taliferro is not a shop. He appears at the market after Upgrading the Saturday Market and runs a sequence of cooking challenges through his Challenge Board. Each completed round rewards a cooking tool and its recipe.

ChallengeDishReward
1Rice BallStockpot and Stockpot Recipe
2Crystal Berry PieHanging Pans and Hanging Pans Recipe
3Crispy Fried EarthshroomFrying Pan and Frying Pan Recipe

Zorel’s stall (music and crystals)

Zorel trades in music and crystals from the town square, appearing on Saturdays only after you complete Expanding the Saturday Market. Her stock centers on the Crystal Resonator (in all colors) and a set of Song Crystals.

  • Crystal Resonator (All Colors)
  • Song Crystals: Heroes Theme, March’s Theme, Celine’s Theme, Juniper’s Theme, Pink Twintails, Eiland’s Theme, Seridia’s Theme, Farm Boy, Balor’s Theme, Dream Lobby

Souvenir Stall (seasonal festivals only)

The Souvenir Stall is a temporary vendor run by Nora and Holt that only shows up during seasonal events such as the Spring Festival. Find it in the town square near the Blacksmith, just left of the main festival stage. Its small selection covers Scent of Spring, Breath of Spring Planter, Breath of Spring Basket, and the Harvest Plate.

Keep the season and quest gates in mind as you plan your Saturdays: the market only rewards a finished bridge, tool and armor upgrades follow your mine progress, and the best-value furniture almost always comes from buying the recipe rather than the finished piece.