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'''Equipment''' is a term used on the wiki (not in-game) for useful | '''Equipment''' is a term used on the wiki (not in-game) for useful items in Stardew Valley. The player [[Crafting|crafts]] most types of equipment from raw materials according to recipes that the player learns, usually by advancing in [[Skills|skill]] levels. The player can purchase some equipment from vendors instead of crafting it. Some equipment must be earned by completing [[Quests|Special Orders]], or dropped by [[Monsters]]. | ||
Some equipment, like fishing tackle, is highly portable, while other types remain stationary when in use. | Some equipment, like fishing tackle, is highly portable, while other types remain stationary when in use. | ||
For specific pieces of equipment, please click on the links in the navbox below. | For specific pieces of equipment, please click on the links in the navbox below. For groups of equipment, please click on the headings (in green). | ||
{{NavboxEquipment}} | {{NavboxEquipment}} | ||
Latest revision as of 03:42, 1 April 2026
- For wearable equipment, see Clothing.
Equipment is a term used on the wiki (not in-game) for useful items in Stardew Valley. The player crafts most types of equipment from raw materials according to recipes that the player learns, usually by advancing in skill levels. The player can purchase some equipment from vendors instead of crafting it. Some equipment must be earned by completing Special Orders, or dropped by Monsters.
Some equipment, like fishing tackle, is highly portable, while other types remain stationary when in use.
For specific pieces of equipment, please click on the links in the navbox below. For groups of equipment, please click on the headings (in green).