Summary

• Keep an eye out for the Traveling Merchant's Friday and Sunday visits to snag rare items for your Stardew Valley run.
• Decor lovers can now collect Spouse Portraits from the Traveling Cart after reaching 14 hearts with your significant other.
• Purchase hard-to-find items like rare seeds and truffles from the Traveling Cart to enhance your Stardew Valley gameplay.

You might know it by a different name, but you have likely seen the Traveling Merchant sittin🍸g at the edge of the Cindersap Forest to the east of the Wizard's Tower, the festive pink cart adorned with fairy lights and hitched to a tubby pig wearing a fez no less. That's right — a fez.

The Traveling Cart makes a grand appearance every Friday and Sunday at the same spot and closes by 8 pm each night. Its wares are constantly changing, allowing you to purchase anything from Cactus Fruit to Rarecrows. Keep your eyes peeled for any of the following items in the Traveling Cart's stock, as they might just make or break your 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Stardew Valley run.

It's important to note that if you are completing Community Center bundles, then nearly every item sold by the Traveling Merchant is good. For a deeper look at this vendor, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:c🍌heck out our guide on the Traveling Merchant.

Updated March 30, 2024 by Zoë J. Osik: With the 1.6 update, we've updated our list to include new items you can purchase from the Traveling Cart! Additionally, the Ancient Seeds are no longer sold.

11 ꦦ Spouse Portraits

Included in the 1.6 update, Spouse Portraits are available once you reach 14 hearts with your significant other. Even has a portrait! T💮hese are wonderful decorations that you can add to your home for 30,000 gold a piece, and once unlocked, they will al꧑ways be available when the Traveling Cart stops by.

These are merely decor items that serve no purpose, but you can collect them al⛦l if you marry and divorce multiple partners. It will t👍ake some time, but there's just enough room on the second floor to display them all in a row (minus one).

10 🌱 Coffee Beans

Next, we have the humble . Growing and brewing coffee in Stardew Valley is completely optional, but if you are looking to start brewing, there ar🐈e only two ways to get this little bean. Slain dust sprites have a one percent chance to drop a coffee bean, but you can also purchase one from the Traveling Merchant insteaꩲd.

Although this may be a bit pricey𝓡, it's worth the purchase, since coffee beans can be hard to get your hands on. Planted coffee beans grow into bushes, which will periodically grow new beans. To start your coffee🐼 empire, you just need to buy one bean.

9 ꦜ Tree Fruits 🥂

Any of the fruits that can only be harvested by growing trees are by far one the trickiest crops to obtain for the Community Center. The "Artisan Bundle," located in the Pantry of the Community Center, will ask you to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:donate processed Animal Products (Cheese, Clot✃h, 🐲etc), processed crops (Honey and Jelly), or any of the tree fruits.

You only need to donate six items for the Artisan Bundle, which technically means you could skip all the fruits entirely, but with rarer items like "Truffle Oil" thrown into that mix, that strategy can be difficult. So, anytime you catch sight of an or a Peach, snag that baby pronto.

8 Duc♔k Feather

The bundles on the Bulletin Board of the Community Center might seem to taunt you with how tricky some of their requests are. Among the more difficult items to procure, you will find Duck Feathers are not easy to come by. Duck Feathers are a product gathered from Ducks, which you must unlock by having a 💫Big Coop.

Typically, Ducks will just lay Duck Eggs. But if you have enough hearts with your Duck, the mood is right, and it happens to be a "lucky day," you might find a instead of an egg inside your Coop. There are a lot of variables that go🎃 into acquiring Duck Feathers, so if you find one among the Traveling Cart's stock, do yourself a favor and take the e꧑asy route.

7 Rabbit's Foot

Are you feeling lucky? Well, chances are, if you are waiting for a Rabbit's Foot to donate to the Enchanter's Bundle at the Community Center, you are feeling anything but lucky. Much like Duck Feathers, a can 🔯only be obtained from a Rabbit with a mixture of friendship, good mood, and daily luck.

To own Rabbits, you must have first upgraded to a Deluxe Coop. More commonly, they will drop Wool on their own, unlike your ꩵSheep. That darned Rabbit's Foot is always elusive, so if you can buy one at the Traveling Cart to help complete the Enchanter's Bundle, we highly recommend doing so.

6 Truffle

Ah yes, the rare — widely sought after both in real life and in Stardew Valley. This mushroom does not spawn as a forageable like Common Mushrooms or Morels. Instead, Truffles can only be found by Pigs. Once you have upgraded to the Deluxe Barn, you can purchase your ༒own Pigs to root out Truffles on your farm.

There are some conditions to the Pig's Truffle hunting success, including whether your Pig is fed and the state of the weather. The ಌTruffle is yet another Animal Product that requires a lot of patience and gold to acquire, making it a prime pick at the Traveling Cart.

5 Rare Fish

When so many fish can only be caught during certa♏in sꦜeasons and types of weather, completing any bundle in the Fish Tank of the Community Center can be a nightmare. Thankfully, the wandering merchant sells a variety of rare fish that would otherwise be hard to obtain, such as the , , and .

Sure, they can be expensive at🍰 times, but it beats wai♏ting two seasons for the last fish you need to complete a bundle. Be sure to check back with the Wandering Merchant for other fish too, such as the Eel or Sturgeon!

4 Red Cabbage Seeds ♕

The is u🐻nique for a Community Center bundle item because its seeds can only be bought and grown in Year 2 of Stardew Valley, once Pierre expands his seed stock. Maybe 👍this sounds like no biggie, but if you have any aspirations of completing the Community Center in Year 1, you might despair at this news.

Well, do not lose hope. You can complete the Dye Bundle, which requires one Red Cabbage, if you can find this beaut in the Traveling Merchant's wares. If you should get so lucky as to find Red Cabbage seeds nine days before Summer ends (which is how long it takes for Red Cabbage to grow) you can succeed in completing the Community Center your first year. When you first start your savefile, there is a setting you can enable that guarantees Ye🔯ar-1 completion of the Community Center, which will ens💛ure the Traveling Cart carries Red Cabbage seeds at some point in the first year.

3 Wedding Ring Recipe ♑

The recipe allows you to craft the𓄧 Wedding Ring, which can be given to another player. This means that it's only available for those of you playing a multiplayer game. On top of th♌is, the only place you can get this recipe is from the Traveling Cart, making it quite valuable.

For a low price of 1,000 gold, you can buy this recipe and craft it with five Iridium Bars and one Prismatic S✱hard. If you are playing co-op in Stardew Valley with a loved one, then buying this recipe from the Traveling Cart is definitely a no-brainer.

2 🌠 Rarecrow #4

Rarecrows are themed scarecrows that come in eight different varieties. As the name implies, rarecrows are rare, and most can only be obtained one way. At the Traveling Cart, you can purchase Rarecrow #4, which looks likeꦛ a cute little snowman.

For 4,000g, the Merchant will have a 40 pꦓercent chance to offer this rarecrow during the Fall and Winter. Alternatively, during the Festival of Ice, the Merchant will offer the rarecrow for 5,000g. If you want to complete your rarecrow collection, then buying this snowman is a must.