Kynseed Tree

Summary

The Kynseed Tree is grown when you plant the Kynseed. Each year it grows a little bigger and changes its appearance based on your actions.

After meeting Mr Fairweather for the first time you'll receive the Kynseed. Take it back to the farm and plant it west of the farmhouse, up by the river.

Growing

The Tree grows yearly and changes depending on how your game is going.

The appearance of your Kynseed Tree is affected by the following:

• A section of trunk is added every 7 years.
• A section of foliage is added yearly.
• Your wealth level is shown by the colour of the foliage. Dark green up to golden.
• As well as other colours for various life milestones
• Shops owned
• Combat deaths

Kynseed Nuts

Any children you have are represented as nuts on the tree.

The child's happiness dictates whether you get a 'good apple' or a 'bad apple'.

• 'Good apples' grant 1 stat of your choice.
• 'Bad apples' are useless.

You can Uproot the tree at any time to pass on to an heir. Interact with the tree and choose Uproot.

There are also 'challenges' to fulfil. Each one rewards a nut for your tree on completion. You can see your progress with them on the bar.

Each generation a set of new challenges are generated for your new heir.

There are 3 nut types that can be awarded.

• Stat Nut - increase any stat of your choosing
• Fairweather Token - reduces arcane item cost by 1 year
• Stamina Nut - adds a ball of Stamina in combat

The nuts can be retrieved by clicking on the completed challenge.

Villagers with Flashbacks
Money earned
Reputation gained
Relationships made
Good lover – the amount of volcano Wheel of Delight results
Bad lover – number of Wheel of Delight worst failures
Wedding mad – number of marriages
Animal Lover – new pets owned
Generous – amount of gifts
Gardener – seeds planted
‘Animal’ Race winner – animal type and number of races bet on that are won
Fisherman – number of fish caught
Grass cutter – amount of non-crop long grass cut down
Potion mixer – number of potions mixed
Salesman – number of items sold by any means
Crafter – number of things crafted in a Smithy
Chef – number of recipes made