Stardew Valley: Every Special Order & What Their Rewards Are
In Stardew Valley, during the second day of fall on the player's first year, a new commission board will be set up right below Mayor Lewis's house. This board will have special orders on it that are put in by the citizens of the town. Completing these tasks will unlock new items and cutscenes, and will also make the game much easier for the player in the long run.
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Unlike a traditional request, special orders will have an extended time limit that will vary by task. In addition, most of the special orders can only be done once, though a small handful will be repeatable quests.
Updated on January 21, 2021 by Belle Huston: There's always a lot to do in Stardew Valley! It doesn't help that the creator often releases updates, providing even more content to the eager players. As a result, it's easy to forget about these Special Orders on the board in Pelican Town. We've update this guide to cover all the details about every Special Order so that you're not missing any critical information.
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Community Clean-up is a quest given by Linus, who is tired of taking a bath in dirty water. He will commission the player to fish up twenty pieces of trash and then place them into the recycling box above the train tracks. The player will then gain the fiber seed recipe, 500 gold, and a special lake cutscene. This quest
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