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[[File:Farming.png|width=70x70]] This page details the optimal training methods for leveling up [[Dragonwilds:Farming]].  
[[File:Farming.png|width=70x70]] This page details the optimal training methods for leveling up [[Dragonwilds:Farming]].  


Note that [[Dragonwilds:Compost]][[Dragonwilds:Compost|s]] ([[Dragonwilds:Super Compost|super]]), [[Dragonwilds:Compost Bin|Bins]] ([[Dragonwilds:Super Compost Bin|super]]), the [[Dragonwilds:Compost Bucket]], [[Dragonwilds:Water Barrel|Water storage]] and [[Dragonwilds:Yew Farming Plot|Yew Farming plots]] (and its corresponding seeds) are omitted from this guide. While they can be useful during a standard playthrough, their mechanics are somewhat clunky and inefficient for optimal training speed ''as of right now''.
Note that [[Dragonwilds:Compost]][[Dragonwilds:Compost|s]]
([[Dragonwilds:Super Compost|super]]), [[Dragonwilds:Compost Bin|Bins]] ([[Dragonwilds:Super Compost Bin|super]]), the [[Dragonwilds:Compost Bucket]], [[Dragonwilds:Water Barrel|Water storage]] and [[Dragonwilds:Yew Farming Plot|Yew Farming plots]] (and its corresponding seeds) are omitted from this guide. While they can be useful during a standard playthrough, their mechanics are somewhat clunky and inefficient for optimal training speed ''as of right now''.


== Equipment ==
== Equipment ==
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|-
! Watering Can
! Watering Can
| {{plink|Adamant Watering Can|Adamant}}
| {{plink|Adamant Watering Can}}
| {{plink|Steel Watering Can|Steel}}
| {{plink|Steel Watering Can}}
| {{plink|Bronze Watering Can|Bronze}}
| {{plink|Bronze Watering Can}}
| {{plink|Wooden Watering Can|Wooden}}
| {{plink|Wooden Watering Can}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
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|-
|-
! Spade
! Spade
| {{plink|Adamant Spade|Adamant}}
| {{plink|Adamant Spade}}
| {{plink|Steel Spade|Steel}}
| {{plink|Steel Spade}}
| {{plink|Bronze Spade|Bronze}}
| {{plink|Bronze Spade}}
| {{plink|Wooden Spade|Wooden}}
| {{plink|Wooden Spade}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
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|-
|-
! Body
! Body
| {{plink|Infinity Robe Body|Infinity}}
| {{plink|Infinity Robe Body}}
| {{plink|Mystic Robes|Mystic}}
| {{plink|Mystic Robes}}
| {{plink|Splitbark Body|Split}}
| {{plink|Splitbark Body}}
| {{plink|Dark Mage Robes|Dark}}
| {{plink|Dark Mage Robes}}
| {{plink|Wizard Robes|Wizard}}
| {{plink|Wizard Robes}}
| {{plink|Apprentice Robe|Appren.}}
| {{plink|Apprentice Robe}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
|-
|-
! Legs
! Legs
| {{plink|Leggings Of Lightness|Lightness}}
| {{plink|Leggings Of Lightness}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
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|-
|-
! Trinket
! Trinket
| {{plink|Inspiring Ring of Farming|Ring}}
| {{plink|Inspiring Ring of Farming}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
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|-
! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Farming|Focused Farming I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Farming II|II]])
! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Farming|Focused Farming I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Farming II|II]])
| {{plink|Super Focused Farming Potion|Super}}
| {{plink|Super Focused Farming Potion}}
| {{plink|Focused Farming Potion|Normal}}
| {{plink|Focused Farming Potion}}
| {{plink|Lesser Focused Farming Potion|Lesser}}
| {{plink|Lesser Focused Farming Potion}}
| {{plink|Weak Focused Farming Potion|Weak}}
| {{plink|Weak Focused Farming Potion}}
|-
|-
! Drinks ([[Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed]])
! Drinks ([[Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed]])
| {{plink|Cooling Fleet-Footed Infusion|Cooling Inf.}}
| {{plink|Cooling Fleet-Footed Infusion}}
| {{plink|Fleet-Footed Infusion|Infusion}}
| {{plink|Fleet-Footed Infusion}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
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! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]])
! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]])
| {{plink|Wild Pie}}
| {{plink|Wild Pie}}
| {{plink|Forager's Sandwich|Forager's}}
| {{plink|Forager's Sandwich}}
| {{plink|Sweet Veg Ball|Veg Ball}}
| {{plink|Sweet Veg Ball}}
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
| style="color:#888; background:#222;" | N/A
|}
|}

Revision as of 11:00, 14 July 2026

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width=70x70 This page details the optimal training methods for leveling up Dragonwilds:Farming.

Note that Dragonwilds:Composts

(super), Bins (super), the Dragonwilds:Compost Bucket, Water storage and Yew Farming plots (and its corresponding seeds) are omitted from this guide. While they can be useful during a standard playthrough, their mechanics are somewhat clunky and inefficient for optimal training speed as of right now.

Equipment

Armour & Tools:

Category Items progression (Late Game → Early Game)
Watering Can Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink N/A N/A N/A
Spade Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink N/A N/A N/A
Head Template:Plink N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Body Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink N/A
Legs Template:Plink N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Trinket Template:Plink N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Tools:

Jewelry:

Armour Slots:

  • Dragonwilds:Farmer's Hat – to feel like a true master of Farming! Hopefully it gets a cool perk soon...
  • Dragonwilds:Mage armour Body – grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped
    • Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., Infinity Armour = Lunar Garou Armour). See this for a complete list.
  • Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50

Perks

Category Items progression (Late Game → Early Game)
Potions (Focused Farming I & II) Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink
Drinks (Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed) Template:Plink Template:Plink N/A N/A
Food (Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment) Template:Plink Template:Plink Template:Plink N/A

Food & Potions perks:

*Perks: Food perks do NOT stack. Eating another food after consuming a different one overrides its perk(s) with the most recent food eaten. Potions behave like this as well; drinking a new potion will immediately overwrite your active potion buff. While players cannot layer multiple foods or multiple potions, one potion + one food perks can be stacked together simultaneously.

Others:

Spells

Image Spell Benefit
File:Humidify.png
File:Cleansing Rain.png
Dragonwilds:Humidify
Dragonwilds:Cleansing Rain
Humidify conjures water magic to create a rain cloud that travels forward, instantly watering any Farming Plot that it passes over with Dragonwilds:Clean Water.
Cleansing Rain is the upgrade, causing the conjured rain cloud to Dragonwilds:cure any diseased plants it passes over while watering them.
File:Uproot.png
File:Harvester.png
Dragonwilds:Uproot
Dragonwilds:Harvester
Uproot channels the power of the earth, summoning a spectral surge that gently coaxes ripe plants from the soil. Within a small radius, all fully grown crops and wild plants are instantly harvested and drawn towards you.
Harvester is the upgrade, expanding Uproot's range to a wider radius.

Structures & Miscellaneous

Image Item / Structure Benefit
width=60x60 Dragonwilds:Rain Catcher Passively collects Dragonwilds:Clean Water during rainy weather.
width=60x60 Dragonwilds:Well Passively collects Dragonwilds:Clean Water each day.
width=60x60 Dragonwilds:Oak Palisades Oak palisades have high defense so that players are protected from Goblin raid events and other aggressive monsters.

Gathering the first seeds

Tips

  • Leveling up Farming increases the chance to gather seeds from all plants by 0.3% per level, up to 29.4% at level 99.
  • Seeds should always be planted in their right farming plots, as it reduces disease chances by a lot. See this for a list.
  • Watering crops can still prove to be very useful as it speeds up the growing process considerably, especially with the aid of watering spells.
  • Players should not be afraid to build as many Rain Catchers and Wells as they wish, as water can be challenging to deal with if there is no naturally occuring rain happening.
  • Dragonwilds:Oak Palisades built all around your farming plots can protect you and your crops from agressive monsters.
  • Farming being a very passive skill when waiting for crops to grow, it should be trained in alternance with other skills.
  • Utilizing the sleep mechanic accelerates Farming considerably, as crops instantly advance to their next growth stage at the start of a new day.
  • Dragonwilds:Iron Secateurs should be wielded between casts of Uproot or Harvester if more crops are desired, as the tool's effects do not stack with these spells.

Methods

  • The berries method

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