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Dwarf


Dwarf
Dwarf
Type Villager
Birthday Summer 22
Lives In The Mines
Address Eastern Cave

The Dwarf is a mysterious survivor of an ancient underground people who lives in a small cave just east of the entrance to The Mines. At first a large rock blocks the way, and the Dwarf speaks only Dwarvish, a language no human can follow. Once the farmer breaks through and learns the language, the Dwarf runs one of the most useful shops for mining. The stock includes bombs, Life Elixirs, Miner's Treats, Oil of Garlic and rare items found nowhere else, such as Rarecrow #6 and the Big Stone Chest recipe. The Dwarf loves gems, so a farmer who mines regularly can befriend this odd little shopkeeper with ease.


Lore


The Dwarf's people once held the secrets of advanced technology, and their relics still turn up as artifacts across the valley. The dwarves fought a long and bitter war with the Shadow People that lasted over a thousand years. That war nearly wiped the dwarves out, and the Dwarf still carries the grief of it. Now and then the Dwarf suspects the farmer of being a spy for the Shadow People.

The Dwarf feels most at home deep underground and finds surface life baffling. Milk is a puzzling human drink, rain sounds almost mythical, and the human idea of private property makes little sense. The Dwarf cheerfully admits to taking goods from the surface during the night, and talks about dreams of Cave Carrot stews, roasts and soups. The Dwarf praises the farmer's mining skills, "for a human".

Schedule


The Dwarf stays in the small cave to the east of the mine entrance all day and every day, beyond Linus's tent on the path to the right. Breaking the large rock in the way opens the path. A Steel Pickaxe or better can smash it, and so can a Cherry Bomb or any stronger bomb, which is often the quicker route early on.

Relationships


The Dwarf's strongest feeling is hatred of the Shadow People, and Krobus in particular, whose ancestors the Dwarf blames for the fall of the dwarves. The Dwarf seems to respect the Wizard, who steps in to keep the peace between the two old enemies.

Gifts


Gifts count for nothing until the farmer can understand Dwarvish. After that, the Dwarf loves Amethyst, Aquamarine, Emerald, Jade, Ruby, Topaz, Lemon Stone, Omni Geodes and even the Lava Eel. Since most of these come straight out of The Mines, a farmer can collect a week's worth of loved gifts in a single mining trip. The Dwarf also likes Quartz, Cave Carrots and artifacts, which turn up constantly underground.

Surface food and forage are poor choices. The Dwarf dislikes most mushrooms and foraged greens, along with Holly, Salmonberry and Wild Horseradish. Gifts on the Dwarf's birthday in Summer count eight times as much. At the Movie Theater, the Dwarf loves every film shown and enjoys Rock Candy and Stardrop Sorbet as snacks.

These gifts are the ones this villager loves most.

Gift Image
Amethyst Amethyst
Aquamarine Aquamarine
Emerald Emerald
Jade Jade
Lava Eel Lava Eel
Lemon Stone Lemon Stone
Omni Geode Omni Geode
Ruby Ruby
Topaz Topaz

Heart Events


The Dwarf has a single event. It needs a little friendship with the Dwarf and a Stardrop already bought from Krobus. The farmer then enters the Sewers and finds the Dwarf confronting Krobus and blaming the Shadow People for the death of the Dwarf's family. Krobus answers that his people only fought after the dwarves drove them from their homeland, and he apologises, but the Dwarf will not accept it. The two are about to fight when the farmer steps between them. The Wizard then appears, reminds them that the old wars are over and binds them to a promise of peace. The Dwarf agrees to stay away from the Sewers.

Notes


The Dwarvish Translation Guide is the key to the Dwarf. Donating all four Dwarf Scrolls to the Museum earns it from Gunther. The scrolls drop from monsters in The Mines or turn up when tilling the mine floors. Until then, the shop stays closed to the farmer and the Dwarf's speech is unreadable.

The Dwarvish Safety Manual sold in the shop cuts the damage the farmer takes from their own bombs, which helps a lot for anyone who blasts through the deeper floors. Oil of Garlic keeps weaker monsters away, which makes it handy for quickly reaching a target floor.

All Villagers


Every entry in this group, with its key details.

Name Image Birthday Lives In
Abigail Abigail 13 Fall Pelican Town
Alex Alex Summer 13 Pelican Town
Birdie Birdie - Ginger Island
Bouncer Bouncer - The Desert
Caroline Caroline Winter 7 Pelican Town
Children - - -
Clara Mullner - - -
Clint Clint Winter 26 Pelican Town
Demetrius Demetrius Summer 19 The Mountain
Dwarf Dwarf Summer 22 The Mines
Elliott Elliott Fall 5 The Beach
Emily Emily Spring 27 Pelican Town
Evelyn Evelyn Winter 20 Pelican Town
Fizz Fizz - Ginger Island
George George Fall 24 Pelican Town
Gil Gil - The Mountain
Governor Governor - -
Grandpa Grandpa - -
Gunther Gunther - Pelican Town
Gus Gus Summer 8 Pelican Town
Haley Haley Spring 14 Pelican Town
Harvey Harvey Winter 14 Pelican Town
Henchman Henchman - Witch's Swamp
Jas Jas Summer 4 Cindersap Forest
Jodi Jodi Fall 11 Pelican Town
Junimos Junimos - Community Center
Kent Kent Spring 4 Pelican Town
Krobus Krobus Winter 1 The Sewers
Leah Leah Winter 23 Cindersap Forest
Leo Leo Summer 26 Ginger Island
Lewis Lewis Spring 7 Pelican Town
Linus Linus Winter 3 The Mountain
Marlon Marlon - The Mountain
Marnie Marnie Fall 18 Cindersap Forest
Maru Maru Summer 10 The Mountain
Morris Morris - Pelican Town
Mr. Qi Mr. Qi - The Calico Desert
Old Mariner Old Mariner - The Beach
Pam Pam Spring 18 Pelican Town
Penny Penny Fall 2 Pelican Town
Pierre Pierre Spring 26 Pelican Town
Professor Snail Professor Snail - Ginger Island
Robin Robin Fall 21 The Mountain
Sam Sam Summer 17 Pelican Town
Sandy Sandy Fall 15 The Desert
Sebastian Sebastian Winter 10 The Mountain
Shane Shane Spring 20 Cindersap Forest
The Merpeople - - -
Vincent Vincent Spring 10 Pelican Town
Willy Willy Summer 24 The Beach
Wizard Wizard Winter 17 Cindersap Forest
Yoba - - -