How To Unlock Blue Chickens In Stardew Valley
Alongside the more fantastical livestock available in , like dinosaurs and slimes, are the normal herds of cows, sheep, pigs, goats, and the most classic of farm animals: the chicken. While most chickens come in a basic white or brown, you can also unlock a special type of blue chicken. The only way to access this unique breed is to build a relationship with one eligible bachelor in Pelican Town.
Blue chickens are a unique breed in that can live on the farm alongside their brown and white friends. While the blue chickens don’t provide any unique items like void chickens, they add fun to the farm with their special shade and fancy tail feathers. Unlike other animals, unlocked by building and upgrading buildings, the blue chicken can only be obtained through friendship.
The only way to gain access to the special blue chickens is by befriending Shane, one of the most unfriendly characters living in Pelican Town. While it may initially seem very difficult to get to know Shane since his early dialogue frequently asks you to go away or why you're even trying to talk to him, he’s one of the easier villagers to win over. Shane has a lot of loved gifts, which earn the most friendship points when gifted to him, that are available to buy right away.
You don’t have to forage, mine, or create artisan goods for Shane since almost everything he loves is available at the Stardrop Saloon.
The best way to get through to Shane is to give him his most loved gifts, which are Hot Peppers, Pizza, Pepper Poppers, and Beer, though you might not want to give Shane any alcohol once seeing more of his heart events. Since building a friendship with Shane is key to earning a blue chicken, you will definitely want to give him a gift on his birthday.
Gaining access to various shortcuts around Pelican Town is a huge advantage, but it comes far too late in Stardew Valley for players to fully enjoy.
Another easy way to befriend Shane is to plant lots of Hot Peppers in Summer and save a portion to
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