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Stardew Valley characters: Robin, Willy, Pierre and Clint

Find the townspeople whose shops and services support an early farm.

Edition covered

Unmodded PC Stardew Valley 1.6 base game, using standard Community Center bundles. Remixed bundles, farm layouts and multiplayer can change the opening. Publisher screenshots may predate 1.6 and illustrate the setting rather than a specific patch.

5 characters · one picture per entry · open a picture for full size.

Characters

Robin in Stardew Valley
Carpenter

Robin

Builds farm structures and upgrades the farmhouse from her shop in the mountains.

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Willy in Stardew Valley
Fisherman

Willy

Introduces rod fishing at the beach and sells rods, bait and other fishing supplies.

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Pierre in Stardew Valley
Shopkeeper

Pierre

Sells seasonal seeds and inventory upgrades from the general store in Pelican Town.

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Clint in Stardew Valley
Blacksmith

Clint

Upgrades tools and opens geodes at the shop east of the town center.

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Abigail in Stardew Valley
Pelican Town resident

Abigail

A marriage candidate who lives at Pierre’s store and loves amethyst, among other gifts.

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More characters

  • The Farmer — Player character · Inherits a neglected farm and chooses a balance of crops, livestock, exploration and relationships.

Quick notes

  • Visit Robin for construction planning. Robin runs the Carpenter’s Shop in the mountains, north of Pelican Town.
  • Meet Willy at the beach. Willy’s early invitation introduces fishing and normally supplies a Bamboo Pole.
  • Plan seed purchases around Pierre. Pierre’s General Store sells seasonal seeds and backpack upgrades.
  • Bring tool upgrades and geodes to Clint. Clint’s Blacksmith handles tool upgrades and geode processing.
FIELD NOTE

Shopkeepers leave their counters for parts of their schedule; arriving at the building does not always mean the service is available.

Picture details

Game artwork belongs to its respective rights holders.

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