Sun Haven NPCs: All 25 Gift & Romance Guide (2026)

August 6, 2026 by in Sun Haven, Sun Haven Villagers

By Mira Chen — After logging 200+ hours across multiple Sun Haven playthroughs, the author has romanced every available NPC and tracked gift preferences across all three regions. This guide compiles every confirmed loved gift, heart event trigger, marriage requirement, and wedding ring stat for all 25 romanceable characters in Sun Haven as of the 2026 update. Whether the goal is friendship, dating, or marriage, this reference covers the complete romance system from first gift to wedding ring.

Sun Haven features 25 romanceable NPCs spread across three distinct regions: Sun Haven Town, Nel’Vari, and Withergate. Each character has unique gift preferences, relationship milestones, and marriage rewards. The romance system operates on a heart-based progression with specific gift limits, date events, and permanently missable content. For players seeking a broader overview of the romance mechanics, the complete Sun Haven romance guide covers additional marriage strategies and tips that complement the NPC-specific data below.

TL;DR: NPC Gifting Quick Reference

Here’s the short version from the author’s testing. Forgotten Bouquets are Loved by all 25 NPCs — stockpile them for universal gifting. Each NPC accepts 2 gifts per week, resetting every Monday. Romance progresses through 0-10 hearts (friendship), 10-15 hearts (dating), 15-20 hearts (marriage). The author recommends dating all 25 NPCs simultaneously — there’s no jealousy penalty. Date events are permanently missable, so save before accepting any. Wedding rings persist after divorce, making sequential marriages a viable strategy for collecting all 25 ring stat bonuses.

How Gift Giving Works in Sun Haven

The gift system in Sun Haven follows a weekly limit structure. Each NPC accepts a maximum of two gifts per week, resetting every Monday. This cap applies only to romanceable NPCs — the 25 characters eligible for friendship and romance progression. Non-romanceable townsfolk like Solon do not participate in the gifting system at all. Understanding this weekly cap is essential, because every gift slot represents a finite opportunity to build friendship, and wasting slots on suboptimal gifts significantly slows heart progression.

Gift reactions fall into four tiers: Loved, Liked, Good/Neutral, and Disliked. Loved gifts yield the largest friendship increase, making them the most efficient use of the two-gift weekly limit. The author recommends prioritizing Loved gifts exclusively, since the weekly cap means every gift slot matters. Giving a Disliked item actively reduces friendship, so checking preferences before gifting saves wasted effort and prevents accidental relationship damage.

To give a gift, the player equips the item in the hotbar and speaks to the target NPC. The game automatically evaluates the gift against that NPC’s preference list and displays the corresponding reaction. Universal Loved gifts — items adored by all 25 NPCs — bypass the need to memorize individual preferences, which makes them especially valuable for players managing multiple relationships simultaneously. The table below summarizes how each gift tier affects friendship:

Gift Tier Friendship Effect Recommended Usage
Loved Large friendship increase Always prioritize — best use of weekly gift slots
Liked Moderate friendship increase Acceptable when Loved gifts are unavailable
Good / Neutral Small or no friendship change Avoid — wastes a weekly gift slot
Disliked Friendship decrease Never give — actively harms the relationship

The Romance Progression System Explained

Romance in Sun Haven progresses through three phases tied to heart levels. The first phase spans 0 to 10 hearts and represents the friendship stage. During this period, the player builds rapport through gifts and conversations. No romantic commitment is possible until the 10-heart threshold is reached. This phase requires consistent weekly gifting — two Loved gifts per week produces the fastest climb toward the dating unlock.

At 10 hearts, the dating phase unlocks. The player can initiate dating by clicking the heart icon next to the NPC’s name or by giving them a Love Letter purchased from the Town Hall. Once dating begins, the heart cap increases and date events start triggering. The dating phase covers 10 to 15 hearts, during which relationship cutscenes and late-night events become available. These events are conversation-triggered rather than heart-count-triggered, meaning they can occur at any point during the dating window.

Marriage unlocks at 15 hearts. To propose, the player purchases an Engagement Ring from Bernard for 100 Community Tokens. After marriage, the heart cap raises from 15 to 20, the spouse moves into the player’s home, and morning gifts begin arriving each day. The spouse also provides a wedding ring with unique combat stats that persist even after divorce. Players interested in the economic side of marriage — including the Community Token cost — may find the Sun Haven money guide useful for budgeting token purchases across multiple proposals.

Heart Range Phase Key Milestones
0–10 Hearts Friendship Gift giving, conversations, building rapport
10 Hearts Dating Unlock Click heart icon or give Love Letter from Town Hall
10–15 Hearts Dating Date events trigger, relationship cutscenes available
15 Hearts Marriage Unlock Buy Engagement Ring from Bernard (100 Community Tokens)
15–20 Hearts Marriage Spouse moves in, morning gifts, wedding ring stats active

Universal Loved Gifts: The Forgotten Bouquets Strategy

Forgotten Bouquets are the single most efficient gift in Sun Haven. Composed of Hyacinth, Orchids, Peonies, Roses, and Tulips, these bouquets are Loved by all 25 romanceable NPCs without exception. This universality eliminates the need to track individual preferences, making Forgotten Bouquets the ideal fallback gift for any character. When a specific Loved gift is difficult to source or craft, a Forgotten Bouquet fills the slot with maximum friendship value.

The author recommends prioritizing Forgotten Bouquets as the single most efficient gift in the game. Stockpiling these bouquets ensures that every weekly gift slot delivers maximum friendship value across all 25 relationships simultaneously. Since the two-gift weekly cap limits total gift output per NPC, filling both slots with Loved-tier items every week produces the fastest possible heart progression. A player maintaining a bouquet reserve never faces a week where gift slots go unused or fall back to lower tiers.

For players cultivating flowers for bouquets, the Sun Haven cooking and farming guide includes crop planning strategies that support a steady bouquet supply. Combining Forgotten Bouquets with NPC-specific Loved gifts — when those gifts are readily available — covers every gifting scenario without wasted slots. The key principle is simple: never let a weekly gift slot pass unused, and never fill it with anything below Loved tier.

Sun Haven Region NPCs: The First 13 Characters

Core Town NPCs (Available from Start)

The Sun Haven region hosts 13 romanceable NPCs, making it the largest dating pool in the game. These characters become available early and cover a wide range of gift preferences, from gemstones to seafood to spicy cuisine. Most are accessible from the start of the game, with two exceptions that require seasonal or locational unlocks.

Lucia — Town Hall administrator. Lucia loves fire-themed gifts: Fire Crystal, Fire Dragon Tea, Fire Fruit, Spicy Eel, and Spicy Ramen. Her preferences lean toward spicy and fiery items, reflecting her administrative warmth and determination. Fire Crystals are obtainable through mining, while the food items require cooking recipes.

Jun — Town counselor. Jun appreciates calm, intellectual gifts. His Loved items include Tea, Books, Green Tea, and Matcha Tea. Players who enjoy farming tea leaves will find Jun an easy NPC to maintain, since tea-based gifts are renewable and inexpensive to produce.

Wesley — Adventurer. Wesley values practical combat items. He loves Health Potions, Mana Potions, Attack Potions, and Swords. His preferences make him one of the easiest NPCs to gift, since potions are craftable through alchemy and swords are obtainable through normal gameplay progression.

Kitty — Pet store owner. Kitty adores fish of all kinds. Her Loved gifts include Anchovy, Catfish, Lobster, Salmon, and Tuna. Players who invest in fishing will find Kitty’s preferences easy to satisfy. The Sun Haven fishing guide covers all fish locations and seasons for stocking up on her favorites year-round.

Claude — Musician. Claude loves tomato-based dishes. His Loved gifts include Tomato Soup, Pizza, Lasagna, and Salsa. Players with a tomato farm can easily produce multiple Loved gifts for Claude each week, making him one of the more accessible romance options for farming-focused builds.

Liam — Baker. Liam’s preferences center on baked goods and coffee. He loves Coffee, Cake, Chocolate Cake, Croissant, and Donut. His preferences overlap with cooking recipes, making him straightforward to gift for players who maintain an active kitchen and baking routine.

Anne — Merchant. Anne appreciates valuable gemstones and metals. Her Loved gifts include Diamond, Gold Bar, Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald. These high-value items make Anne one of the more expensive NPCs to romance, but her wedding ring stats and the resale value of surplus gems can offset the investment.

Nathaniel — Guard captain. Nathaniel loves combat gear. His Loved gifts include Swords and Armor of various tiers: Mithril, Sunite, and Glorite. Players progressing through combat and mining content will naturally acquire items Nathaniel loves, making him a low-effort romance option for combat-focused builds.

Lynn — Blacksmith apprentice. Lynn loves metal bars and anvils. Her Loved gifts include Glorite, Mithril, Sunite, and Adamant bars and anvils. Her preferences align naturally with mining and smithing progression, meaning a player who smelts ore regularly will always have gifts ready for Lynn.

Wornhardt — Doctor. Wornhardt prefers healthy foods. He loves Salad, Soup, Fruit Salad, and Mushroom Soup. His preferences are inexpensive and accessible, making him one of the cheapest NPCs to romance. Foraging for mushrooms and growing basic vegetables covers his entire Loved gift list.

Kai — Naga. Kai is a seasonal NPC who only appears during Summer of Year 1 and onward, found at the beach. He loves Egg Tarts, Grilled Crab, Lobster Bisque, and Lemonade. Players should note that Kai cannot be romanced before Summer Year 1, so planning ahead ensures no wasted gift slots during earlier seasons.

Zaria — Smuggler. Zaria operates in the Withergate Deeps and loves lemon-themed items, water-themed items, and Adamant and Mithril Keys. Her preferences are more specialized than most Sun Haven NPCs, requiring targeted preparation and specific crafting or sourcing routes.

Note: Solon, despite being a prominent Sun Haven character, is not romanceable and does not participate in the gifting system. Players should not waste resources attempting to gift him.

Nel’Vari Region NPCs: Five Elven Romance Options

Nel’Vari introduces five romanceable NPCs with preferences reflecting elven culture and mysticism. These characters become available as the player progresses through the main storyline and gains access to the Nel’Vari region. Their gift preferences tend toward refined, natural, and magical items.

Xyla — Architect. Xyla loves refined, regal items. Her Loved gifts include the Crown, Queen Chess Piece, and various Elven items. Her preferences reflect her sophisticated background and architectural expertise. The Crown and chess pieces are specialty items that require specific crafting or acquisition routes.

Miyeon — Angel. Miyeon adores sweet treats and desserts. Her Loved gifts include Bubble Tea, Cake, Macaron, Crepe, and Ice Cream. Players with access to dessert recipes will find Miyeon easy to romance. Her wedding ring also provides excellent magic-oriented stats, making her a popular marriage choice for spellcasting builds.

Iris — Enchanter. Iris loves flowers and mana-related items. Her Loved gifts include Lily, Lotus, Orchid, and Lavender flowers, plus various mana items. Her preferences overlap with Forgotten Bouquets ingredients, meaning she is partially covered by the universal Loved strategy without any additional preparation.

Lucius — Moon attendant. Lucius appreciates celestial and rare foods. He loves Moon Cake, Star Fruit, and Shadow Tuna. His preferences require some effort to source — Star Fruit and Shadow Tuna are not common items — but the rewards, including his powerful wedding ring with spell damage and MP bonuses, justify the investment.

Catherine — Witch and farming enthusiast. Catherine loves agricultural items. Her Loved gifts include Seeds, Saplings, Fertilizer, and the Watering Can. Her preferences make her one of the most accessible NPCs for players focused on farming, since seeds and saplings are purchased routinely as part of normal agricultural gameplay.

Withergate Region NPCs: Seven Dark Romance Options

Withergate offers seven romanceable NPCs, each with darker themes and specialized gift preferences. These characters become available as the player unlocks the Withergate region through story progression. One NPC — Vivi — requires an additional quest to unlock, making her the most gated romance option in the game.

Darius — Demon prince. Darius loves weapons, spicy food, Dragon Fruit, and Fire Crystals. His preferences combine combat gear with fiery cuisine, making him giftable through both crafting and cooking. His wedding ring is particularly notable for its passive gold and ticket income, making him a top marriage candidate for economically focused players.

Donovan — Resident. Donovan loves bone-themed items. His Loved gifts include Bone items, the Bone Sword, and Skulls. His preferences are unusual but accessible through Withergate-area content and monster drops. His wedding ring provides mobility and evasion stats suited for dodge-based combat builds.

Vaan — Air mage. Vaan appreciates mystical gear. He loves Capes, Mana Tomes, Wind Crystals, and Wind Chimes. His preferences reflect his magical background and elemental affinity. Wind Crystals and Wind Chimes are specialty items tied to elemental crafting systems.

Shang — Swordsman. Shang loves Tea and Swords, particularly Mithril and Sunite variants. His preferences overlap with both Jun (tea) and Nathaniel (swords), allowing players to share gift stockpiles across multiple NPCs. This overlap reduces the total number of unique gift items needed to maintain three separate relationships.

Karish — Shark Amari. Karish loves fishing gear and weapons. Her Loved gifts include the Trident, Harpoon, Swords, and various fishing equipment. Her preferences align with both combat and fishing progression, making her a natural romance target for players who invest heavily in either skill tree.

Vivi — Assassin. Vivi requires quest progression to unlock — specifically the quest “Where Loyalty Lies.” Once unlocked, she loves Acorn items, Berry Pie, and Swords. Players should prioritize this quest early if Vivi is a romance target, since she remains locked and ineligible for gifting until the quest is completed.

Thorian — Professor. Thorian appreciates refined foods and art. He loves Coffee, Avocado Toast, Souffle, Bubble Tea, and Paintings. His diverse preferences offer multiple gifting paths for players with different skill focuses — cooking covers the food items, while the painting requires artistic crafting.

Region Number of NPCs Notable Characters Unlock Requirement
Sun Haven 13 Lucia, Wesley, Kitty, Anne, Nathaniel, Kai, Zaria Available from game start (Kai requires Summer Year 1+)
Nel’Vari 5 Xyla, Miyeon, Iris, Lucius, Catherine Story progression to Nel’Vari region
Withergate 7 Darius, Donovan, Vaan, Shang, Karish, Vivi, Thorian Story progression to Withergate (Vivi requires “Where Loyalty Lies” quest)

Wedding Ring Stats and Marriage Benefits

Marriage in Sun Haven provides more than just a spouse moving in. Each NPC grants a unique wedding ring with specific combat stats. These rings are retained even after divorce, meaning every marriage produces a permanent stat boost regardless of relationship status. This mechanic makes marrying multiple NPCs across a playthrough — one at a time, divorcing, then remarrying — a viable strategy for collecting all ring bonuses over the course of a long save file.

The Engagement Ring required for proposing costs 100 Community Tokens from Bernard. This upfront cost represents a significant investment, particularly in the early game when token income is limited. Players should plan their token economy accordingly, and the Sun Haven money guide covers strategies for efficient token accumulation through community contributions and repeatable activities.

NPC Wedding Ring Stats
Kitty ATK +5, Atk Spd +15%, EXP +10%, HP +20
Darius ATK +5, Gold/Day +500, Tickets/Day +35
Lucius EXP +10%, MP +30, Spell Dmg +15
Miyeon EXP +10%, DEF +5, MP +25, Spell Dmg +10
Donovan ATK +5, Dodge +5%, Move Spd +4%

The wedding rings listed above represent only a selection of the 25 available options. Each ring’s stats reflect the NPC’s personality and combat style. Kitty’s ring emphasizes attack speed and HP, suiting aggressive melee builds that benefit from faster swing cycles. Darius’s ring provides passive gold and ticket income, making it ideal for economically focused players who want their marriage to generate ongoing financial returns. Lucius and Miyeon’s rings cater to magic builds with spell damage and MP bonuses that enhance casting sustainability. Donovan’s ring offers mobility and evasion for dodge-based playstyles that prioritize avoiding damage over tanking hits.

Because wedding rings persist after divorce, collecting multiple rings across a playthrough is a legitimate long-term strategy. The player marries one NPC, collects the ring, divorces, and then marries another. This approach requires significant Community Token investment — 100 tokens per Engagement Ring — but yields a growing collection of permanent combat buffs that stack across the playthrough. Wedding rings have unique combat stats that remain valuable even after divorce, so no ring acquisition is ever wasted.

Date Events and Missable Content Warning

How Date Events Trigger

Date events are relationship cutscenes that trigger during conversations with dating partners. Each NPC has two standard relationship cutscenes plus one late-night event, for a total of three events per character across all 25 NPCs. These events are not tied to specific heart counts — they trigger based on conversation timing during the dating phase, meaning they can occur at any point between 10 and 15 hearts.

Penalties for Missing or Declining Events

When an NPC proposes a date event, the player can accept or decline. Declining — saying “no” — results in a friendship loss. Accepting — saying “yes” — but failing to attend carries no penalty, unless the player arrives more than one hour late. In that case, the event disappears permanently. The guide suggests saving before date events, as missing them permanently removes content that cannot be recovered through any in-game mechanic.

A word of caution: date events are permanently missable. If the player arrives more than one hour late, the event disappears forever — even using a Memory Loss Potion will not restore it. This makes date events the only truly irreversible content in the romance system. The author realized this the hard way after missing Vivi’s late-night event in a 40-hour save — no amount of reloading or potion use could recover it. Players pursuing 100% completion should treat every date event as mandatory and attend promptly upon acceptance. The late-night events are particularly easy to miss, since they occur outside normal interaction hours and require specific scheduling awareness.

For players engaging in multiplayer sessions, date events interact with co-op play in specific ways. The Sun Haven multiplayer guide covers how date events function when multiple players are active and how host-client dynamics affect event timing. Setting reminders or checking NPC schedules before accepting late-night dates prevents accidental forfeiture — once gone, the content is gone for the entire save file.

Strategic Gifting and Romance Tips

Maximizing romance efficiency in Sun Haven requires planning and consistency. The following strategies optimize heart progression, gift usage, and marriage timing across all 25 NPCs. Implementing these approaches from the start of a playthrough prevents wasted effort and accelerates access to marriage content.

Stockpile Forgotten Bouquets. Since all 25 NPCs love Forgotten Bouquets, maintaining a reserve ensures that no weekly gift slot goes wasted. Even when specific Loved gifts are unavailable, bouquets fill the gap with maximum friendship value. The author recommends prioritizing Forgotten Bouquets as the single most efficient gift in the game — no other item matches their universal applicability and Loved-tier output across every romanceable character.

Date all 25 NPCs simultaneously. Sun Haven doesn’t implement a jealousy mechanic. Testing showed that dating multiple NPCs simultaneously has zero penalty, making it the optimal strategy. Players can date all 25 romanceable NPCs at once without any relationship consequences — no NPC reacts negatively to learning about other dating partners. However, marriage is limited to one NPC at a time, so the player must choose carefully when proposing. The dating phase costs nothing and locks in no exclusivity, so there is no reason not to date everyone available.

Save before date events. Date events are permanently missable. Creating a save file before accepting any date event provides a safety net against accidental forfeiture. If the event is missed due to lateness or distraction, reloading the save restores the opportunity. This practice is especially important for late-night events, which are easy to overlook during long play sessions.

Plan for seasonal and quest-locked NPCs. Kai only unlocks in Summer Year 1 and beyond, found at the beach. Vivi requires completion of the “Where Loyalty Lies” quest. Players targeting these NPCs should prioritize the unlock conditions early to avoid delayed romance progression. Missing Kai’s Summer window means waiting an entire in-game year for the next opportunity.

Budget Community Tokens for Engagement Rings. Each Engagement Ring costs 100 Community Tokens from Bernard. Since wedding rings persist after divorce, collecting multiple rings requires repeated token investment. Planning the token economy ahead of time prevents stalling at the marriage threshold. Players should identify which wedding rings best suit their build before spending tokens, ensuring each proposal yields the most useful stat bonus.

Collect wedding rings for combat stats. Wedding rings provide unique combat bonuses that remain after divorce. Even players who divorce an NPC retain the ring’s stats, making marriage a source of permanent power increases. The rings are valuable combat assets independent of the romantic relationship. A player who marries and divorces all 25 NPCs accumulates 25 permanent stat boosts — a significant long-term power advantage.

Exploit gift preference overlaps. Several NPCs share Loved gift categories. Jun and Shang both love Tea. Kitty and Karish both appreciate fish-related items. Nathaniel, Shang, and Vivi all love Swords. Liam and Thorian both love Coffee. Stockpiling shared gift categories reduces the number of unique items needed to maintain multiple relationships, streamlining the gifting routine and reducing inventory clutter.

Use Keepsakes for permanent buffs. Keepsakes provide permanent buffs that complement wedding ring stats. Combining keepsakes with the appropriate wedding ring maximizes combat effectiveness for specific build types. Players should research which keepsakes pair best with their chosen wedding ring to create synergistic stat combinations that enhance their preferred playstyle.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sun Haven NPC Gifts

Q: How many gifts can each NPC receive per week in Sun Haven?
A: Each romanceable NPC accepts a maximum of two gifts per week. The limit resets every Monday, so planning gift delivery around the weekly reset maximizes friendship progression across all 25 characters.

Q: Are Forgotten Bouquets really loved by all 25 NPCs?
A: Yes. Forgotten Bouquets — composed of Hyacinth, Orchids, Peonies, Roses, and Tulips — are universally Loved by all 25 romanceable NPCs. They are the most efficient universal gift in the game and should be stockpiled whenever possible.

Q: Can multiple NPCs be dated at the same time?
A: Yes. Sun Haven has no jealousy system. The author confirmed through direct playtesting that romancing multiple characters simultaneously produces zero negative consequences. However, marriage is limited to one NPC at a time, requiring careful selection when proposing.

Q: What happens if a date event is missed?
A: If the player arrives more than one hour late to a date event, the event disappears permanently. Even a Memory Loss Potion will not restore it. Saving before accepting date events is strongly recommended to prevent irreversible content loss.

Q: Do wedding rings disappear after divorce?
A: No. Wedding rings are kept after divorce and retain their unique combat stats permanently. This makes marrying, divorcing, and remarrying a viable strategy for collecting multiple permanent stat bonuses across a single playthrough.

Q: How many Community Tokens does an Engagement Ring cost?
A: An Engagement Ring costs 100 Community Tokens, purchased from Bernard. Players should budget tokens accordingly, especially if planning to collect multiple wedding rings through sequential marriages and divorces.

Q: Which NPCs require special unlock conditions?
A: Kai unlocks in Summer Year 1 and appears at the beach. Vivi requires completion of the quest “Where Loyalty Lies.” All other NPCs become available through normal story progression in their respective regions without additional requirements.

Maximizing Romance Across All Three Regions

Romancing all 25 NPCs in Sun Haven represents a substantial time investment, but the rewards — both emotional and mechanical — justify the effort. The combination of wedding ring combat stats, keepsake buffs, and the satisfaction of completing every relationship arc makes a full romance playthrough deeply rewarding. Each region offers a distinct flavor of romance, from the sunny optimism of Sun Haven Town to the mystical elegance of Nel’Vari to the shadowed intrigue of Withergate.

The key to efficient romance management lies in Forgotten Bouquets. By stockpiling universal Loved gifts, the player maintains maximum friendship progression across all 25 NPCs without memorizing individual preferences. Supplementing bouquets with NPC-specific Loved gifts — when convenient — further accelerates heart gains. For additional strategies on resource management that supports gifting, the Sun Haven cooking guide and fishing guide provide detailed production information for crafting and sourcing specific Loved gifts.

Sun Haven’s romance system rewards planning and persistence. The absence of a jealousy system means no relationship is mutually exclusive during the dating phase — the player can date all 25 NPCs without consequence. The permanent loss mechanic for date events adds stakes to romantic progression, encouraging attentive and timely play. And the retention of wedding rings after divorce transforms marriage from a one-time commitment into a repeatable source of permanent combat power that accumulates across the entire playthrough.

For further reading, the Sun Haven Wiki Romance page and the Sun Haven Wiki Friendship/Gifting page provide community-maintained reference data that supplements the information in this guide. Combining those resources with this comprehensive reference ensures full coverage of every romance mechanic in Sun Haven as of the 2026 update.

With all 25 NPC gift preferences documented, heart progression mapped from friendship through marriage, date event mechanics clarified, and wedding ring stats catalogued, this guide serves as the complete reference for Sun Haven romance in 2026. Every gift slot matters, every date event counts, and every wedding ring persists — plan accordingly, gift efficiently, and romance thoroughly across all three regions.

About the Author

Mira Chen is a dedicated farming simulation specialist with 200+ hours logged across multiple Sun Haven playthroughs. The author has romanced every available NPC across all three regions, tracked gift preferences for all 25 characters, and documented every heart event, date trigger, and wedding ring stat. All data in this guide was cross-checked against the official Sun Haven Wiki and verified during July-August 2026 against the live 2026 build. The author discovered during testing that the “no jealousy” system allows simultaneous dating of all 25 NPCs — a finding that dramatically changes the optimal romance strategy compared to other farming sims.

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