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The mines of ''Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town'' are multi-level, allowing Players to go spelunking. Lower levels of the mines will yield rarer materials, but be mindful of the traps as you delve into the depths!
The mines of ''Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town'' are multi-level, allowing Players to go spelunking. Lower levels of the mines will yield rarer materials, but be mindful of the traps as you delve into the depths!
==Mine Discovery==
Players will be able to discover mines as they clear the land from debris and forestation. Different mines offer different materials, so keep your axe and hammer handy while out and about!
<div align=center>
[[file:SOS Pioneers Mining Discovery 01.jpg|400px]] [[file:SOS Pioneers Mining Discovery 02.jpg|400px]]</div>


==Mines==
==Mines==
Mines in Olive Town are both simple and complex.<ref>https://ranchstoryblog.tumblr.com/post/636970026219536384/new-pioneers-of-olive-town-information-via-tgbus</ref> Both types of mines feature multiple levels, though complex mines will be deeper than the minimal floors of simple mines. In each floor the shape and size of the layout will be random. The positions of the ladders will be different every time. Mine 1 is a simple mine with no underground lakes while the other mines have underground lakes on floors that are multiples of 10. Mine 2 and Mine 3 will have floors with a larger layout and different dangers to avoid.
[[file:SOS Pioneers Mining Mines Eiji.jpg|thumb|right|Ore veins will let you collect multiple items!|400px]]
Full mines return to ''Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town''. The mines feature multiple levels, with each subsequent mine being deeper than the last. Each floor layout's shape and size is random, and the positions of the ladders are also different every time. The Novice Mine is a simple mine with no underground lakes while the other mines have underground lakes on floors that are multiples of 10. The Intermediate and Expert mines will have floors with a larger layout and different dangers to avoid.


On each floor there are two ladders, one will take you to the next floor down, the other is an exit. If a ladder going down isn't immediately visible then break rocks to find the hidden ladder. Ladders won't appear directly next to a wall. Mine 3 has pitfalls which can cause you to fall a random number of floors from 1-10. Your stamina will decrease in proportion to the number of floors you fall. Keep your stamina high by eating cooked dishes. In Mine 2 and Mine 3 the underground lakes will hold a different variety of fish. All together the lakes of Mine 2 and Mine 3 will be noted as [[Fishing (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)#Area_2_Mine_Lake|Area 2 Mine Lake]] and [[Fishing (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)#Area_3_Mine_Lake|Area 3 Mine Lake]]. The lakes within one mine will have the same variety of fish, so it doesn't matter which floor the lake is on.
The underground lakes found in the mines will hold a different variety of fish. All together the lakes of the Intermediate Mine and Expert Mine will be noted as [[Fishing (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)#Area_2_Mine_Lakes|Area 2 Mine Lakes]] and [[Fishing (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)#Area_3_Mine_Lakes|Area 3 Mine Lakes]]. All lakes within one mine will have the same variety of fish, so it doesn't matter which floor the lake is on.
 
There are three mines found throughout the farm sections. The Magma Sprite will give a reward the first time you reach the final floor of each mine. Time will continue to pass in the mines and at 2:00 am you will collapse.
 
[[file:SOS Pioneers Mining Mines Eiji.jpg|thumb|center|Ore veins will let you collect multiple items!|500px]]
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===Ladders and Pitfalls===
{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
On each floor there are two ladders, one will take you to the next floor down, the other is an exit. If a ladder going down isn't immediately visible, then break rocks to find the hidden ladder. Additionally, ladders won't appear directly next to a wall. The Expert Mine has pitfalls which can cause you to fall a random number of floors from 1-10. Be careful, as your stamina will decrease in proportion to the number of floors you fall. Keep your stamina high by eating cooked dishes! <br>
|-
! scope="col"| Mine
! scope="col"| Location
! scope="col"| Last Floor
! scope="col"| Reward
|-
|1
|Farm Area 1  
|B10
|White Opal x3
|-
|2
|Farm Area 2
|B30
|[[Lava Caves (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)#Materials|Lava Caves]] is unlocked
|-
|3
|Farm Area 3
|B50
|Diamond x3
|-
|}
 
 
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===Magma Sprite's Rewards===
There are three mines found throughout the farm sections. The Magma Sprite will give a reward the first time you reach the final floor of each mine. Time will continue to pass in the mines and at 2:00 am the next day will start after a message pops up about heading to bed.
{| class="wikitable" width=65% style="text-align: center;
|-
! scope="col"| Mine
! scope="col"| Location
! scope="col"| Last Floor
! scope="col"| Reward
|-
|1 - Novice Mine
|Farm Area 1
|B10
|White Opal x3
|-
|2 - Intermediate Mine
|Farm Area 2
|B30
|[[Lava Caves (Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town)|Lava Caves]] is unlocked
|-
|3 - Expert Mine
|Farm Area 3
|B50
|Diamond x3
|-
|}
<br>


==Raw Materials from Rocks==
==Raw Materials from Rocks==
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! scope="col"| Location
! scope="col"| Location
|-
|-
|Rock
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Rock.png|75px]]
|Rock
|Rock
|Stone
|Stone
|
|
*Mine 1  
*Mine 1 - Novice Mine
*Mine 2  
*Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
*Mine 3
*Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Iron Boulder.png|75px]]
|Iron Boulder
|Iron Boulder
|
|
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*Stone (Low Chance)
*Stone (Low Chance)
|
|
*Mine 1  
*Mine 1 - Novice Mine
*Mine 2  
*Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
*Mine 3
*Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Silver Boulder.png|75px]]
|Silver Boulder
|Silver Boulder
|
|
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*Stone (Low Chance)
*Stone (Low Chance)
|
|
*Mine 2  
*Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
*Mine 3
*Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Gold Boulder.png|75px]]
|Gold Boulder
|Gold Boulder
|
|
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*Stone (Low chance)
*Stone (Low chance)
|
|
*Mine 3
*Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Orichalcum Deposit.png|75px]]
|Orichalcum Deposit
|Orichalcum Deposit
|
|
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*Stone (Low chance)
*Stone (Low chance)
|
|
*Mine 3 <br> Even numbered floors from: B42 - B48 (Fixed Chance) <br> B50 (100%)
*Mine 3 - Expert Mine <br> Even numbered floors from: B42 - B48 (Fixed Chance) <br> B50 (100%)
|}
|}


==Gem Deposits==
==Gem Deposits==
At Mining Skill Lv. 6 you can craft the Jewel Maker and turn raw gems to polished jewels.


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{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
|-
|-
! scope="col"| Image
! scope="col"| Image
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*B30 (100%)
*B30 (100%)
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Raw Ruby.png|35px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Raw Ruby.png|35px]]
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==Baddies==
==Baddies==
Starting with Mine 2, there will be moles called Baddies appearing on most mine floors. When they pop out of the ground, they create a shock wave that depletes the player's stamina. Coming into direct contact with the Baddie will also deplete stamina.
Starting with the Intermediate Mine, there will be moles called Baddies appearing on most mine floors. When they pop out of the ground, they create a shock wave that depletes the player's stamina. Coming into direct contact with the Baddie will also deplete stamina.


A baddie will leave the mine floor after several strikes from your hammer. You can hammer Baddies directly, but the best way to take care of stronger baddies is to charge your hammer away and strike them from far away. Baddie 3 will move the fastest and create a much larger shock wave, but the Orichalcum hammer will make it a bit easier to take care of Baddie 3. In Mine 2, Baddie 1 will appear alone but in Mine 3 you will have to deal with two or three Baddies at the same time. The common drops of all baddies are wild berries, coal lumps, and clay. Each type of Baddie also has a chance of dropping a different type of object for appraisal.
A baddie will leave the mine floor after several strikes from your hammer. You can hammer baddies directly, but the best way to take care of stronger baddies is to charge your hammer away and strike them from far away. The Expert Baddie will move the fastest and create a much larger shock wave, but the Orichalcum hammer will make it a bit easier to handle. In the Intermediate Mine, a Novice Baddie will appear alone but in the Expert Mine you will have to deal with several baddies at the same time. A Novice Baddie has a shock wave that reaches almost 1 full square of space, the Intermediate Baddie's shock wave has a range greater than 1 full square and the Expert Baddie's shock wave covers 2 full squares. The common drops of all baddies are wild berries, coal lumps, and clay. Each type of baddie also has a chance of dropping a different type of object for appraisal.


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{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
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|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 1.png|50px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 1.png|50px]]
|Baddie 1
|Novice Baddie  
|Mine 2: Every floor (Except for: B10, B20, B30)
|Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine: Every floor (Except for: B10, B20, B30)
|
|
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
*Coal Lump
*Coal Lump
*Clay
*Clay
|Time Worn Object
|Timeworn Object
|
|
*Cave Pearl (20%)
*Cave Pearl (20%)
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|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 2.png|50px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 2.png|50px]]
|Baddie 2
|Intermediate Baddie
|Mine 3: B1 - B29 (Except for: B10, B20)
|Mine 3 - Expert Mine: B1 - B29 (Except for: B10, B20)
|
|
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
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|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 3.png|50px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Baddie 3.png|50px]]
|Baddie 3
|Expert Baddie
|Mine 3: B31 - B49 (Except for: B40)
|Mine 3 - Expert Mine: B31 - B49 (Except for: B40)
|
|
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
*Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
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{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 1
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 1 - Novice Mine
|-
|-
! scope="col"| Image
! scope="col"| Image
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|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
|-
|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Silver Ore.png|35px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Silver Ore.png|35px]]
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|A raw, unprocessed diamond.  
|A raw, unprocessed diamond.  
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Gold Ore.png|35px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Gold Ore.png|35px]]
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|A raw, unprocessed diamond.  
|A raw, unprocessed diamond.  
|}
|}


==Raw Materials from Sparkling Locations==
==Raw Materials from Sparkling Locations==
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{| class="wikitable" width=70% style="text-align: center;
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 1
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 1 - Novice Mine
|-
|-
! scope="col"| Image
! scope="col"| Image
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|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
|-
|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Raw Red Beryl.png|35px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Raw Red Beryl.png|35px]]
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|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Mine 3 - Expert Mine
|-
|-
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Gold Ore.png|35px]]
|[[Image:SOS Pioneers Items Material Gold Ore.png|35px]]
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==Mining Skill and Efficiency==
==Mining Skill and Efficiency==
As your mining skill level increases it takes less swings to destroy rocks and gem deposits. The number of hits that Baddies take depends only on hammer type.
As your mining skill level increases it takes less swings to destroy rocks and gem deposits. The Rock Salt found on the beaches in Farm Area 2 and 3 take the same number of swings as Rocks. Rock salt also gives the same number of skill points as Rocks. The number of hits that Baddies take depends only on hammer type.




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! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Number of Hammer Swings (Mining Level: Lv.1 - Lv.10)
! colspan="7" style="padding:0.7em; text-align:center;" | Number of Hammer Swings (Mining Level: Lv.1 - Lv.10)
|-
|-
! scope="row" |Baddie 1
! scope="row" |Novice Baddie
|1
|1
|1
|1
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|1
|1
|-
|-
! scope="row" |Baddie 2
! scope="row" |Intermediate Baddie
|24
|24
|12
|12
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|1
|1
|-
|-
! scope="row" |Baddie 3
! scope="row" |Expert Baddie
|40
|40
|20
|20
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|}


 
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|1
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Iron Boulder=
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! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
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Silver Boulder=
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! rowspan="1" style ="background-color:#fff;" | Silver Boulder
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|1
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! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
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|1
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Gold Boulder=
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! rowspan="1" style ="background-color:#fff;" | Gold Boulder
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|9
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|-
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! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
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|6
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|5
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|2
|1
|1
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Orichalcum Deposit=
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|21
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! scope="row" |Gold Hammer
! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
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|12
|11
|11
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|6
|5
|5
|-
|}
|-|
Ruby Deposit=
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! rowspan="1" style ="background-color:#fff;" | Ruby Deposit
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! scope="row" |Gold Hammer
! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
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|5
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|2
|1
|1
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|21
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! scope="row" |Golden Hammer
|12
|12
|11
|11
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|4
|3
|3
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==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 18:55, 8 September 2024

Get that hammer hammering!

Mining is a recurring feature in the Story of Seasons (牧場物語, Bokujou Monogatari) series.

The mines of Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town are multi-level, allowing Players to go spelunking. Lower levels of the mines will yield rarer materials, but be mindful of the traps as you delve into the depths!

Mines

Ore veins will let you collect multiple items!

Full mines return to Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town. The mines feature multiple levels, with each subsequent mine being deeper than the last. Each floor layout's shape and size is random, and the positions of the ladders are also different every time. The Novice Mine is a simple mine with no underground lakes while the other mines have underground lakes on floors that are multiples of 10. The Intermediate and Expert mines will have floors with a larger layout and different dangers to avoid.

The underground lakes found in the mines will hold a different variety of fish. All together the lakes of the Intermediate Mine and Expert Mine will be noted as Area 2 Mine Lakes and Area 3 Mine Lakes. All lakes within one mine will have the same variety of fish, so it doesn't matter which floor the lake is on.

Ladders and Pitfalls

On each floor there are two ladders, one will take you to the next floor down, the other is an exit. If a ladder going down isn't immediately visible, then break rocks to find the hidden ladder. Additionally, ladders won't appear directly next to a wall. The Expert Mine has pitfalls which can cause you to fall a random number of floors from 1-10. Be careful, as your stamina will decrease in proportion to the number of floors you fall. Keep your stamina high by eating cooked dishes!

Number of Floors Fallen Stamina Loss
1 100
2 120
3 140
4 170
5 200
6 240
7 280
8 340
9 400
10 500

Magma Sprite's Rewards

There are three mines found throughout the farm sections. The Magma Sprite will give a reward the first time you reach the final floor of each mine. Time will continue to pass in the mines and at 2:00 am the next day will start after a message pops up about heading to bed.

Mine Location Last Floor Reward
1 - Novice Mine Farm Area 1 B10 White Opal x3
2 - Intermediate Mine Farm Area 2 B30 Lava Caves is unlocked
3 - Expert Mine Farm Area 3 B50 Diamond x3


Raw Materials from Rocks

To purchase raw materials from the Olive General Store, ship at least one of each type. Raw gems are not available for purchase.

Image Name Drops Location
Rock Stone
  • Mine 1 - Novice Mine
  • Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
  • Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Iron Boulder
  • Iron Ore
  • Stone (Low Chance)
  • Mine 1 - Novice Mine
  • Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
  • Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Silver Boulder
  • Silver Ore
  • Stone (Low Chance)
  • Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
  • Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Gold Boulder
  • Gold Ore
  • Stone (Low chance)
  • Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Orichalcum Deposit
  • Orichalcum Ore
  • Raw Diamond (Low chance)
  • Stone (Low chance)
  • Mine 3 - Expert Mine
    Even numbered floors from: B42 - B48 (Fixed Chance)
    B50 (100%)

Gem Deposits

At Mining Skill Lv. 6 you can craft the Jewel Maker and turn raw gems to polished jewels.


Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
Image Name Item Appearance
Ruby Deposit Raw Ruby
  • Odd numbered floors from: B21 - B29 (Fixed Chance)
  • B30 (100%)
Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Ruby Deposit Raw Ruby
  • Odd numbered floors from: B11 - B19 (Fixed Chance)
  • B20 (100%)
Sapphire Deposit Raw Sapphire
  • Odd numbered floors from: B21 - B29 (Fixed Chance)
  • B30 (100%)
Emerald Deposit Raw Emerald
  • Odd numbered floors from: B31 - B49 (Fixed Chance)
  • B40 (100%)

Baddies

Starting with the Intermediate Mine, there will be moles called Baddies appearing on most mine floors. When they pop out of the ground, they create a shock wave that depletes the player's stamina. Coming into direct contact with the Baddie will also deplete stamina.

A baddie will leave the mine floor after several strikes from your hammer. You can hammer baddies directly, but the best way to take care of stronger baddies is to charge your hammer away and strike them from far away. The Expert Baddie will move the fastest and create a much larger shock wave, but the Orichalcum hammer will make it a bit easier to handle. In the Intermediate Mine, a Novice Baddie will appear alone but in the Expert Mine you will have to deal with several baddies at the same time. A Novice Baddie has a shock wave that reaches almost 1 full square of space, the Intermediate Baddie's shock wave has a range greater than 1 full square and the Expert Baddie's shock wave covers 2 full squares. The common drops of all baddies are wild berries, coal lumps, and clay. Each type of baddie also has a chance of dropping a different type of object for appraisal.

Image Baddie Location Drops Unique Object Possible Appraisals
Novice Baddie Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine: Every floor (Except for: B10, B20, B30)
  • Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
  • Coal Lump
  • Clay
 Timeworn Object
  • Cave Pearl (20%)
  • Silver Ore (20%)
  • Iron Ore (10%)
Intermediate Baddie Mine 3 - Expert Mine: B1 - B29 (Except for: B10, B20)
  • Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
  • Coal Lump
  • Clay
 Heavy Object
  • Crystallized Amber (20%)
  • Silver Ore (10%)
  • Raw Red Beryl (10%)
  • Raw Ruby (10%)
Expert Baddie Mine 3 - Expert Mine: B31 - B49 (Except for: B40)
  • Wild Berry (Lower Chance)
  • Coal Lump
  • Clay
 Shining Object
  • Parasite Stone (20%)
  • Gold Ore (10%)
  • Raw Sapphire (10%)
  • Raw Emerald (8%)
  • Orichalcum Ore (2%)

Raw Materials from Ore Veins

Ore veins on the cave walls will appear on even numbered floors except for floors that are a multiple of 10. The ore veins can be struck with the hammer three times before it depletes.

Mine 1 - Novice Mine
Image Item Drop Rate Description
Iron Ore 90% A lump of ore containing bits of sturdy iron.
Stone 10% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
Silver Ore 50% A lump of ore containing bits of sterling silver.
Iron Ore 20% A lump of ore containing bits of sturdy iron.
Glass Rock 10% A lump of stone containing bits of glass. With some special techniques, it can be processed into pure glass.
Coal Lump 10% A stone that'll leave your hands pitch black if you touch it. With some special techniques, it can be processed into pure coal.
Stone 9% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Raw Diamond 1% A raw, unprocessed diamond.
Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Gold Ore 50% A lump of ore containing bits of precious gold.
Silver Ore 20% A lump of ore containing bits of sterling silver.
Glass Rock 10% A lump of stone containing bits of glass. With some special techniques, it can be processed into pure glass.
Coal Lump 10% A stone that'll leave your hands pitch black if you touch it. With some special techniques, it can be processed into pure coal.
Iron Ore 5% A lump of ore containing bits of sturdy iron.
Stone 3% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Raw Diamond 2% A raw, unprocessed diamond.

Raw Materials from Sparkling Locations

Sparkling spots on the ground will appear on even numbered floors except for floors that are a multiple of 10. This spot can only be dug once with the hoe.

Mine 1 - Novice Mine
Image Item Drop Rate Description
Raw White Opal 50% A raw, unprocessed white opal.
Iron Ore 40% A lump of ore containing bits of sturdy iron.
Stone 10% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Mine 2 - Intermediate Mine
Raw Red Beryl 50% A raw, unprocessed red beryl.
Silver Ore 40% A lump of ore containing bits of sterling silver.
Stone 10% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Mine 3 - Expert Mine
Gold Ore 85% A lump of ore containing bits of precious gold.
Stone 10% Just your average stone. By itself, it may not be worth much, but if you collect a lot of them, you might be able to make something!
Raw Diamond 5% A raw, unprocessed diamond.

Mining Skill and Efficiency

As your mining skill level increases it takes less swings to destroy rocks and gem deposits. The Rock Salt found on the beaches in Farm Area 2 and 3 take the same number of swings as Rocks. Rock salt also gives the same number of skill points as Rocks. The number of hits that Baddies take depends only on hammer type.


Hammer Type
Hammer Iron Hammer Silver Hammer Golden Hammer Orichalcum Hammer
Number of Hammer Swings (Mining Level: Lv.1 - Lv.10)
Novice Baddie 1 1 1 1 1
Intermediate Baddie 24 12 6 3 1
Expert Baddie 40 20 10 5 3


Rock Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 3 2 1 1
Iron Hammer 1 1 1 1
Silver Hammer 1 1 1 1
Golden Hammer 1 1 1 1
Orichalcum Hammer 1 1 1 1

Iron Boulder Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 6 5 4 3
Iron Hammer 4 3 2 1
Silver Hammer 2 1 1 1
Golden Hammer 1 1 1 1
Orichalcum Hammer 1 1 1 1

Silver Boulder Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 12 11 10 9
Iron Hammer 6 5 4 3
Silver Hammer 4 3 2 1
Golden Hammer 2 1 1 1
Orichalcum Hammer 1 1 1 1

Gold Boulder Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 36 35 34 33
Iron Hammer 24 23 22 21
Silver Hammer 12 11 10 9
Golden Hammer 6 5 4 3
Orichalcum Hammer 4 3 2 1

Orichalcum Deposit Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 72 71 70 69
Iron Hammer 48 47 46 45
Silver Hammer 24 23 22 21
Golden Hammer 12 11 10 9
Orichalcum Hammer 8 7 6 5

Ruby Deposit Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 36 35 34 33
Iron Hammer 24 23 22 21
Silver Hammer 12 11 10 9
Golden Hammer 6 5 4 3
Orichalcum Hammer 4 3 2 1

Sapphire Deposit Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 48 47 46 45
Iron Hammer 36 35 34 33
Silver Hammer 24 23 22 21
Golden Hammer 12 11 10 9
Orichalcum Hammer 6 5 4 3

Emerald Deposit Number of Hammer Swings
Hammer Type
Mining Level: Lv.1 Mining Level: Lv.2 - Lv.4 Mining Level: Lv.5 - Lv.7 Mining Level: Lv.8 - Lv.10
Hammer 72 71 70 69
Iron Hammer 48 47 46 45
Silver Hammer 24 23 22 21
Golden Hammer 12 11 10 9
Orichalcum Hammer 8 7 6 5

References

All information not credited to persons on this page or below are referenced from the official guide. [1]

  1. ↑ 牧場物語オリーブタウンと希望の大地 公式ガイドブック, Bokujou Monogatari Oriibutaun to Kibou no Daichi Koushiki Gaido Bukku [Bokujou Monogatari Olive Town and the Land of Hope Official Guide Book]. 1st Ed. (2021). Kadokawa Game Linkage.


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