Marnie Befriending Guide for Stardew Valley
This guide explores befriending Marnie in Stardew Valley, focusing on gifts, movie preferences, quests, and friendship benefits. Marnie, known for her animal love and helpfulness, is a valuable friend.
Gifting Marnie: Gifts significantly impact your friendship. Items given on her birthday (Fall 18th) provide 8x the usual friendship points.
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Loved Gifts (80 friendship points): Prismatic Shard, Pearl, Magic Rock Candy, Golden Pumpkin, Rabbit's Foot, Stardrop Tea, Diamond, Pink Cake, Pumpkin Pie, Farmer's Lunch. (Note: Obtaining Prismatic Shards and Pearls requires specific game activities.)
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Liked Gifts (45 friendship points): Eggs (excluding Void Eggs), Milk, Quartz, most flowers (excluding Poppies), most fruit tree fruits, most artisan goods (excluding Oil and Void Mayonnaise), other gemstones, Stardew Valley Almanac.
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Disliked/Hated Gifts: Salmonberry, Seaweed, Wild Horseradish, Holly, crafting materials, raw fish, crafted items, geodes, and geode minerals. Avoid these entirely.
Movie Theater: Invite Marnie to the movies!
- Loved Films (200 points): The Miracle at Coldstar Ranch (Winter, odd-numbered years).
- Liked Films (100 points): All other films.
- Loved Concessions (50 points): Ice Cream Sandwich, Stardrop Sorbet.
- Liked Concessions (25 points): All other concessions (excluding disliked).
- Disliked Concessions (0 points): Black Licorice, Fries, JojaCola, JojaCorn, Nachos, Salted Peanuts, Truffle Popcorn.
Quests: Complete Marnie's requests for significant friendship boosts.
- Cow's Delight (Fall 3rd): Deliver Amaranth for 500g and a heart increase.
- Marnie's Request (3 hearts): Provide a Cave Carrot for 100 friendship points.
Friendship Perks: Reaching friendship milestones unlocks rewards.
- 3 Hearts: Pale Broth recipe.
- 7 Hearts: Rhubarb Pie recipe, and potential hay deliveries.
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