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☆ Village Building Guide

Village Building allows you to customize villages in Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma (RFGoA). Read on for a guide on the Village Builder Mode, the types of items you can use to customize your villages, and how to unlock village building.
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In order to enable Village Builder Mode, you must be at the village's designated development zone. This is the large, open space in a village that may have large rocks, wooden debris, and some tilled land.
Additional development zones in villages may be unlocked as you progress through the story and level up your villages.
How to Get More Development Zones
While in the development zones, you must have the Terra Tiller equipped. This will automatically put you in the Village Builder Mode. You'll know you're in this mode when you see the village bonuses pop up on the left side and a grid emerge from the floor.
The Terra Tiller can be easily equipped in development zones by pressing the right trigger on controllers or the Z key on keyboards.

To make it easier for you to move and place buildings in the development zone, you have the option to change your view to the Overhead View. This is done by pressing the right stick on controllers or the T key on keyboards.
Overhead view also allows you to plant, water, and harvest crops quickly if you want to take care of your farm yourself.

If you need more terrain tiles, you can ask Woolby to craft them for you. While you have the Terra Tiller equipped, press the assigned button to call Woolby (down on the controller D-pad, X on keyboard).
Woolby can only craft tiles that you've learned the recipe for, and you must provide the required materials for each recipe. Woolby can also craft some of the materials needed for tiles such as Rich Soil and Red Soil.
List of All Terrain Tiles and Soil

In order to add buildings and decorations in your Building Menu inventory, you must craft them from a Carpenter. You must have the recipe unlocked in order to have a carpenter make it for you, and you will also need to provide the required materials.
You can expand your carpenters' catalogues by leveling up your village.
Village Level Effects and How to Increase

There are only a limited number of buildings and decorations that you can place in each village. You can expand this limit by leveling up your village, which also allows you to increase your maximum population.
Terrain tiles are only limited by the amount of space in your development zones. They have no specific limit listed down. The same goes for seeds, which are only limited by the number of Field tiles you have placed.
How to Increase Building and Decoration Limit

You can assign villagers to help out with the fields and establishments in the development zone by going to the Villagers menu. However, take note that these villagers won't work for free.
Villagers will have a daily cost, which will automatically be deducted from the shipping bin profits or from your own funds. If you have no money left to feed them, the village happiness may decrease and villagers may consider leaving the village. Villager happiness can be seen from the Villages menu (not to be confused with the Villagers menu).
Villager Qualities and How to Assign Jobs
You can increase the maximum number of villagers that can help you out by leveling up your village. You can then get more villagers to move in by defeating Blighted villagers or by simply going to sleep.

You can keep your villagers happy and increase village happiness by making sure all your villagers have a home and that you have enough money to pay them. Build enough houses in your development zones to accommodate your total population in order to prevent your village happiness from decreasing.
How to Increase Village Happiness

Farming can be done in development zones by placing Field tiles onto the ground. You can then place seeds on these field tiles.
Each crop will have its own growing time, which can be shortened by using the Sacred Drum. Seeds also tend to have preferred seasons, which increases the amount of that crop you get when harvesting it. Planting a seed in a season it doesn't like will reduce its yield.
Farming Guide: How to Manage Crops

Rice is a special type of crop that needs to be grown in the Rice Paddy tile instead of the Field tile. Rice paddies can be watered by placing Waterway tiles or by watering them manually like Field tiles.
Villagers with the Farming job will also tend to rice paddies. If you have Sakuna in your village, she can take care of your rice paddies, harvest rice, and plant rice seedlings.

Any crops you plant have a chance to become giant crops once they're ready to harvest. Giant crops typically have a lower yield but a much higher value and stronger effects.
| Category | Description |
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| Seeds and Such | Contains seeds and tree saplings. Seeds can be placed on field tiles to grow crops. Saplings can be placed on bare ground to grow trees. |
| Terrain Tiles | These are placed on the ground to modify the terrain. They can be functional or decorative. |
| Buildings | These include shops and houses. Villagers can be assigned to work at shops, allowing you to use their services. |
| Decorations | Items that can be used to spruce up your village development zones. |

You can enter Village Builder Mode as soon as you get the Terra Tiller. This sacred treasure can be obtained early on in the game, right after reviving Ulalaka's sacred tree. You can only craft field and path tiles at first, as well as plant seeds you have on hand.
Buildings and decorations will not be available to craft until you progress the story more and rescue Takumi, the carpenter. You will also need to gather recipes for these building items first before a carpenter can make them.
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