Events

A new event every hour

Level 15 A new event starts every hour, on the hour. You play for 55 minutes; in the last 5 minutes the prizes are handed out. Everyone in your league plays toward the same goal. Events open as soon as you reach level 15.

How it works

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  Goals

  Every event has one goal, one you can finish within the hour. The kind of play changes every hour: the fields, crops, buildings, the market or helping out. Each league gets its own goal, made for its levels: the Sprout League harvests wheat and collects eggs, higher leagues milk goats and drive the tractor, with bigger numbers. From level 100 your league is a village league: its goal is in the village, from stone and planks to roof tiles and lake fish. Half of the time a village or harbour league's goal comes from an earlier world instead, at the numbers of that world's top league. Your progress shows in the event window.

• Rewards

  Reach the goal and you have finished. Everyone who finishes wins coins and diamonds; the sooner you finish, the more. The first three in each league win 8, 5 and 3 diamonds, every other finisher 1.

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  Leagues

  You race in your league, against farmers of about your level, with its own top 10 and podium. Your league is set when you join an event (your first action that counts), and you finish that event in that league, even if you level up. Diamonds are the same in every league; higher leagues win more coins.

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  Village leagues

  From level 100 you race in a village league, with goals in the village and coins ×10 to ×20. Each one you finish counts in Village events and in Events finished. Half of the time the goal comes from the farm instead.

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  Harbour leagues

  From level 221 you race in a harbour league, with goals in the harbour and coins ×22 to ×30. Half of the time the goal comes from the village or the farm instead.

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  Family bonus

  When 3 or more members of one Farm family finish the same event, each of them gets 500 coins and 3 diamonds more. They do not have to be in the same league.

• Next event

  When an event ends, the window shows when the next one starts and what it gives.

Leagues

Your league is set when you join an event (your first action that counts), and you finish that event in that league, even if you level up. Up to level 99 your goals are on the farm; from level 100 they are in the village. Half of the time a village or harbour league's goal comes from an earlier world instead, at the numbers of that world's top league. Every league has the same diamonds; coins grow with the league. The family bonus counts family members from every league.

Sprout League

Levels 15–29Coins ×1

Goals you can expect, one per event:

• Fields: Harvest crops, Plant fields, Water fields, Care for fields, Fertilize fields
• Crops: Harvest wheat, Harvest corn, Harvest lettuce, Harvest barley
• Buildings: Collect eggs, Make animal feed, Make milk, Make cheese, Make flour, Collect batches, Make grain meal, Bake bread, Start batches side by side, Make fresh salads, Make natural fertilizer
• Market: Sell at the market, Earn coins, Spend coins
• Helping out: Finish chores, Lend a helping hand, Upgrade buildings, Finish a helping-hand round

Meadow League

Levels 30–44Coins ×2

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers, plus:

• Helping out: Tractor jobs

Orchard League

Levels 45–59Coins ×3

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Harvest League

Levels 60–74Coins ×4

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers, plus:

• Buildings: Milk the goats

Estate League

Levels 75–89Coins ×5

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Valley Legends

Levels 90–99Coins ×8

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Cobble League

Levels 100–120Coins ×10

Village goals you can expect, one per event:

• Mine and forest: Dig stone, Dig iron ore, Chop logs
• Fields and kitchens: Pack lunches
• Workshops: Collect village batches, Saw planks
• Market square: Help villagers
• Around the village: Catch lake fish, Upgrade buildings

Timber League

Levels 121–140Coins ×12

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers, plus:

• Mine and forest: Dig clay
• Fields and kitchens: Grow potatoes
• Workshops: Fire roof tiles

Linen League

Levels 141–160Coins ×14

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Silver League

Levels 161–180Coins ×16

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Ruby League

Levels 181–200Coins ×18

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Village Legends

Levels 201–220Coins ×20

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Quay League

Levels 221–240Coins ×22

Harbour goals you can expect, one per event:

• Ships and quays: Load ships
• Ropewalk and cooperage: Twist rope, Make barrels
• Galley and forge: Collect harbour batches, Bake ship’s biscuits
• Harbour market: Sell harbour goods
• Around the harbour: Pat the harbour seal, Upgrade harbour places

Crane League

Levels 241–260Coins ×24

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Anchor League

Levels 261–280Coins ×26

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Flagship League

Levels 281–299Coins ×28

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Harbour Legends

Level 300+Coins ×30

Every goal from the league below, with bigger numbers.

Super Tournament

Now and then the admins start a Super Tournament: one race for every farmer, from level 1, for a few hours up to three days. Each tournament counts one thing, such as crops harvested, goods made, orders delivered or chores done, and the farmers who do the most of it win diamonds and coins. When one starts you get a message in News, and its finish flag shows at the top of the game (on a phone in More).

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  Taking part

  You take part with your first point: there is no button to press. Only what you do while it runs counts, not what you did before.

• The prize pot

  From 10 points you count for the pot. Every farmer who counts adds 2 diamonds and 2,000 coins to it, up to 2,000 diamonds and 4,000,000 coins. So the more farmers take part, the bigger the prizes.

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  Who wins

  When fewer than 80 farmers count, the top 3 win 50%, 30% and 20% of the pot. From 80 farmers, 1 in every 10 farmers wins: 80 farmers give 8 winners, 90 farmers give 9. The top 3 win 25%, 15% and 10%, and the other winners share the rest equally. One farmer wins at most 500 diamonds and 1,000,000 coins. With the same score, who reached it first ranks higher.

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  An example

  With 300 farmers who count, the pot holds 600 diamonds and 600,000 coins, and there are 30 winning places. First place wins 150 diamonds and 150,000 coins, second 90 diamonds and 90,000 coins, third 60 diamonds and 60,000 coins, and places 4 to 30 each 11 diamonds and 11,111 coins.

• Your prize

  When the tournament ends, open it and collect your prize. It waits for you for 30 days.

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  How often

  Up to three times a week a Super Tournament starts by itself, on a different day and at a different time each time, so farmers in every time zone get their chance. Each one runs for one to two days, and each time it is a different kind.

Kinds of Super Tournament

Each Super Tournament is one of these. The tournament window says which one runs and what counts.