Stardew Valley Stardrop locations

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In Stardew Valley, players will quickly notice the challenge of managing their limited energy, especially in the early stages of the game. This lack of energy can make days feel shorter and less productive. Fortunately, there’s a solution: Stardrops. These mystical fruits can be consumed to increase your maximum energy level, helping you accomplish more each day. In this guide, we’ll cover Stardew Valley all Stardrop locations, so you can find and collect all seven Stardrops to boost your energy and enhance your gameplay experience.

What the Does the Stardrop Do?

In Stardew Valley, the Stardrop is a powerful item that increases your maximum energy by 34 points, allowing you to perform more actions each day. This boost makes it easier to engage in activities like farming, mining, and fishing without running out of energy quickly.

When you consume a Stardrop, you’ll see an immediate increase in your energy bar, which remains elevated for the rest of your game. Collecting all 7 Stardrops also unlocks the “Mystery of the Stardrops” achievement, showcasing your dedication to exploring the game.

Stardrop #1: Buy From the Stardew Valley Fall Fair Vendor

Screenshot of the seasonal event vendor at the Stardew Valley Fall Fair on Fall 16.
The Fall Fair vendor sells a Stardrop.

On the 16th day of Fall, Pelican Town hosts a fair where players can earn tokens by participating in various events. You’ll need 2,000 tokens to buy the Stardrop. The quickest ways to gather tokens are through fishing and winning the grange showcase. Once you’ve earned enough tokens, you can purchase the Stardrop from the vendor at the fair.

Stardrop #2: Give The Secret Woods Statue the Sweetest Thing

Image of the statue of Old Master Cannoli in The Secret Woods in Stardew Valley, surrounded by greenery and tall trees.
Give the Old Master Cannoli statue a Sweet Gem Berry to get a Stardrop.

To the southwest of your farm lies the Secret Woods. In the far-left corner, you’ll find a statue known as Old Master Cannoli. This statue requests the “sweetest thing,” which is a Sweet Gem Berry. You can grow this berry by purchasing a Rare Seed from the Traveling Merchant. Once the berry has grown, offer it to the statue to receive a Stardrop.

Stardrop #3: In Chest on Level 100 of Mines

Image showing the Stardrop located in a treasure chest on level 100 of the mountain mines in Stardew Valley.
Open this chest on level 100 of the Mountain Mines to get a Stardrop.

To obtain this Stardrop, you need to descend to level 100 in the mountain mines. At this level, you’ll find a treasure chest, you can open, containing a Stardrop.

Stardrop #4: A Happy Spouse Gifts You One

After marrying an eligible character in Stardew Valley, continue to build your relationship by giving them gifts. Once your spouse’s affection reaches 12.5 hearts, they will surprise you with a Stardrop gift.

In multiplayer games where two players marry, each player will find a Stardrop in a gift box inside their home upon entering after the wedding.

Stardrop #5: Buy From Krobus in Sewers

Image showing Krobus, the vendor in the sewers of Stardew Valley, who sells the Stardrop for 20,000g.
Krobus sells a Stardrop you can by from him in the Sewers.

Krobus, a vendor located in the sewers, sells a Stardrop for 20,000g. To access the sewers, donate 60 artifacts to the Museum to receive the Rusty Key, which unlocks the sewer entrance.

Stardrop #6 Location: Donate 95 Items to Museum

The final Stardrop is be earned by donating all 95 items to the museum. After you’ve donated all 95 items, Gunther will give you a Stardrop Fruit as your reward.

Stardrop #7: Become a Master Angler

The final Stardrop is awarded after you’ve donated all 95 items to the Museum. Once the collection is complete, Gunther will reward you with a Stardrop.

That’s a wrap on the locations of all 7 Stardrop Fruits in Stardew Valley. Collecting each Stardrop will reward you with the coveted ‘Mystery of the Stardrops’ achievement. Best of luck on your quest!

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