Gulliver (Old)

Basic

Gulliver loads players’ unwanted items onto his cargo ship at Sunburst Island, then returns with snacks—and sometimes a new Villager or Villager Map.

Purpose

Gulliver accepts 10 items of unwanted furniture and/or clothing from the player, journeys north, south, east, or west for 6 hours, then returns with snacks that increase Friendship with Villagers. Gulliver can also sometimes return with a Villager Map, or one of 3 Villagers: O’Hare, Plucky, or Rowan. (See Gulliver’s Travelers for details.)

Snacks

When the player gives a Villager one of Gulliver’s snacks, the player’s Friendship with that Villager increases.

Snacks come in two types:

• Generic treats that work with any Villager
• Themed Snacks that work best with Villagers who have a matching theme

Snacks come in 3 different qualities:

Snack Quality

All generic treats/themed snacks come in 3 levels of quality:

• low-quality Bronze treats (generic) and Plain snacks (themed)
• medium-quality Silver treats (generic) and Tasty snacks (themed)
• high-quality Gold treats (generic) and Gourmet snacks (themed)

Higher quality snacks increase Friendship with a Villager by more Friendship Points:

Quality	No Match	Match Theme
Generic Bronze	3	3
Generic Silver	10	10
Generic Gold	25	25
Themed Plain	2	3
Themed Tasty	6	9
Themed Gourmet	12	18

For example:

Giving Goldie (Natural-themed) a Tasty Donut (Cute-themed) only increases Friendship by 6 Friendship Points.

Giving Goldie (Natural-themed) a Tasty Waffle (Natural-themed) increases Friendships by 9 Friendship Points.

Giving Goldie, or any Villager, a generic Silver Treats increases Friendship by 10 Friendship Points.

Generic Treats

To just collect generic treats or Villagers, the player can ignore most of Gulliver’s complexity:

• craft and give Gulliver 10 x 1-minute items*
• send him in any direction

Gulliver returns with a generic treat (usually** bronze), with a chance* of a bonus Villager or Villager Map, or a generic bronze, silver, or gold treat.

*To greatly increase the chance of a bonus treat, Gulliver must receive at least 2 of every item. See Bonus Rewards, below, for examples.

**The reward is a generic bronze (96%), silver (3%), or gold (1%) treat.

Themed Snacks

To collect themed snacks, the player can control Gulliver by understanding:

• how Gulliver calculates Trade-Points from the 10 items he receives,
• how different directions of travel reward certain themed snacks, and
• how the themes of the 10 items influence Gulliver to travel in certain directions.

To control Gulliver to collect themed snacks, see Gulliver_(Old)#Advanced.

Gulliver can also reward a special bonus:

Bonus Reward

Gulliver normally offers a ~50% chance of giving a bonus reward.

But this chance increases to more than 98% when the player gives at least 2 of each unique item.

For example:

Giving 10 x Minimalist Lamp will give the bonus.

Giving 9 x Minimalist Lamp, plus 1 x Giant Dharma does not give the bonus.

Giving 8 x Minimalist Lamp, plus 2 x Giant Dharma will give the bonus.

Once Gulliver has returned all 3 Villagers and rewarded all obtainable Villager Maps, this bonus reward is always a generic treat:

• Bronze Treats (14.3% chance)
• Silver Treats (50% chance)
• Gold Treats (35.7% chance)

Gulliver’s Travelers

If Gulliver has not yet returned all 3 Villagers and rewarded all obtainable Villager Maps, the bonus reward can be:

• O'Hare, Plucky, Rowan, or one of the obtainable Villager Maps (30% chance)
• Bronze Treats (10% chance)
• Silver Treats (35% chance)
• Gold Treats (25% chance)

Therefore, the player can double the normal 15% chance (50% x 30%) of meeting a missing Villager to almost 30% (98% x 30%) by giving at least 2 of each unique item.

An hour before Gulliver returns, his ship appears on the horizon at Sunburst Island. The player can tell in advance if Gulliver is bringing a Villager (but not a Villager Map) when a white thought-bubble icon appears above the ship.

Managing Gulliver’s Travelers

Gulliver’s travelers behave differently to other Villagers in the game. To add them to the player’s campsite, Gulliver’s travelers do not require:

• crafting any furniture, or
• increasing their Friendship Level.

When Gulliver does bring back O’Hare, Plucky, or Rowan, they appear at Sunburst Island only if the player has already filled their campsite by inviting 8 Villagers.

If there are any spare spots at the campsite, the new Villager will automatically invite themselves and appear there instead.

If the new Villager appears at the campsite, the player cannot interact with them at all until their Friendship Level has reached Level 6 (for Plucky and Rowan) or Level 8 (for O’Hare) via 3-hourly chats. To interact with the new Villager, the player must quickly travel to their campsite and send the new Villager home. The new Villager then appears at Sunburst Island until the end of the current 3-hour cycle.

When the new Villager appears at Sunburst Island, the player can interact with them to fulfil their 3 requests, chat with them, and give them snacks to boost their Friendship Level. Once the player’s campsite has a spare spot, the new Villager can be invited immediately, without crafting any special furniture or reaching certain Friendship Thresholds.

No results

Giving Gulliver Items

Gulliver always asks for 10 items, which can be furniture, clothing, or a mixture of both.

Almost every piece of furniture and clothing^* can be given to Gulliver.

Any items given to Gulliver are permanently lost when the player:

• chooses a direction for Gulliver to travel
• closes the Choose Items screen (by tapping outside the window, or tapping the Done button)

Once Gulliver departs, he journeys for 6 hours before returning.

^*A few items cannot be given to Gulliver, such as Special Furniture crafted with Leaf Tickets.

Correcting Mistakes

If the player accidentally gives Gulliver something that they want to keep, it can be possible to retrieve the item.

To retrieve an item, the player must force-quit the game immediately.

(Once the player closes the Choose Items screen or chooses a direction, any items given to Gulliver are permanently lost.)

1-minute Craftable Items

To regularly collect 2 x generic treats, the player can give Gulliver at least 2 each of any of these quick-to-craft items:

1-minute Item	Material	Bells
Minimalist Lamp	6 x Steel	290
Electric Guitar	6 x Steel	330
Office Phone	6 x Steel	360
Stripe Table	6 x Steel	330
Fancy Tea Set	6 x Steel	390
Tea Vase	6 x Steel	440
Robo-Chair	6 x Steel	550
Lovely Lamp	6 x Steel	640
Blue Vase	6 x Steel	710
Giant Dharma	6 x Wood	220
Log Fence	6 x Wood	290
Worktable	6 x Wood	390
Corn Plant	6 x Wood	390
Low Screen	6 x Wood	400
Lovely Table (Basic)	6 x Wood	430
Aloe	6 x Wood	430
Egg Clock	6 x Wood	630
Stripe Closet	6 x Wood	690
Bamboo Tree	2 x Wood	750
Heart Rug	6 x Cotton	430
Lovely Love Seat (Basic)	6 x Cotton	500
Modern Sofa	6 x Cotton	500
Stripe Sofa	6 x Cotton	500
Ranch Couch	6 x Cotton	500
Tatami Rug	6 x Paper	450
Ornate Rug	6 x Paper	690
Grapefruit Table	6 x Preserves	390
Steamed Lobster	6 x Preserves	390
Turkey	6 x Preserves	500
Chocolate Cake	6 x Preserves	530
Milk	1 x Preserves 1 x Steel	640

To control Gulliver to collect themed snacks, see Gulliver_(Old)#Controlling_Direction.

Advanced

Generic Treats

To just collect generic treats, the player can easily ignore most of Gulliver’s complexity:

• craft and give Gulliver 10 x 1-minute items*
• send him in any direction

Gulliver returns with a generic treat (usually** bronze), with a chance* of a bonus generic bronze, silver, or gold treat.

*To greatly increase the chance of a bonus treat, Gulliver must receive at least 2 of any 1-minute item.

**The reward is a generic bronze (96%), silver (3%), or gold (1%) treat.

See the main Gulliver page for details.

Themed Snacks

To collect themed snacks, the player can control Gulliver by understanding:

• how Gulliver calculates Trade-Points from the 10 items he receives,
• how different directions of travel reward certain themed snacks, and
• how the themes of the 10 items influence Gulliver to travel in certain directions.

The following sections explain each of these 3 concepts.

Controlling Gulliver

The player has some control over certain Gulliver behaviors:

• how many snacks Gulliver rewards (from Trade-Points)
• what kinds of themed snacks Gulliver offers (from item themes)
• the chance of getting a bonus reward

But there are also random aspects that the player cannot control at all:

• the specific theme of any themed snack
• the quality of any generic treat or themed snack

Trade-Points

When giving Gulliver furniture or clothing items, each item has a hidden value ("Trade-Points”):

• Most craftable items are worth 0 Trade-Points, but can be worth 2, 3, 5, or 10 Trade-Points.
• Items from Timmy and Tommy Fortune Cookies are worth 3, 5, 10, 20, or 30 Trade-Points.
• Items from Clothing Fortune Cookies are worth 2, 3, 10, 20, or 30 Trade-Points.
• Items from Character Fortune Cookies are worth 20, 30, or 40 Trade-Points.
• Trading flowers with Lloid for potted purple pansies or potted blue tulips are worth 10 Trade-Points.
• items from the Market Place are mostly worthless.

Gulliver rewards one generic treat if he gets less than 15 Trade-Points.

Gulliver rewards one themed snack for every 15 Trade-Points he gets.

Gulliver can also reward a special bonus:

Bonus Reward

Gulliver normally offers a ~50% chance of giving a bonus reward.

But this chance increases to more than 98% when the player either:

• gives items worth a total of 50 Trade-Points or more, or
• gives at least 2 of each unique item

For example:

Giving 9 x 5-Trade-Point items and a 3-Trade-Point item (for 48 Trade-Points) does not give the bonus.

Giving 10 x Minimalist Lamp (for 0 Trade-Points) will give the bonus.

Giving 8 x Minimalist Lamp, plus 2 x Giant Dharma (for 0 Trade-Points) will give the bonus.

Once Gulliver has returned all 3 villagers*, this bonus reward is always a generic treat:

• Bronze Treats (14.3% chance)
• Silver Treats (50% chance)
• Gold Treats (35.7% chance)

*For more on Gulliver's 3 villagers, see the Gulliver's Travelers section of the main Gulliver page.

Items, Directions, and Snack Themes

Like villagers, every item of furniture and clothing has a theme (like Natural, Cute, or Elegant).

Gulliver always offers a choice of two directions to travel in, based on the 2 most common themes amongst all 10 items.

When items have different themes that share the same direction (e.g. both sporty & rustic items are “west”), Gulliver counts each theme separately to determine the 2 most common themes that influence the directions for his journey.

Gulliver returns with different themed snacks, based on which direction we choose.

The player has only limited control over the specific theme of each snack:

Items Theme	Direction	Snack Themes (Random)
	North-A	Natural/Hip
	North-B	Natural/Hip
	East-A	Cute/Harmonious/Modern
	East-B	Cute/Harmonious/Modern
	East-C	Cute/Harmonious/Modern
	South-A	Cool/Elegant/Historical
	South-B	Cool/Elegant/Historical
	South-C	Cool/Elegant/Historical
	West-A	Sporty/Rustic/Civic
	West-B	Sporty/Rustic/Civic
	West-C	Sporty/Rustic/Civic

For example:

• Giving Gulliver 10 x Cute items and sending him East does not guarantee any Cute snacks at all. The reward will still be a completely random selection of Cute–, Harmonious–, and/or Modern-themed snacks.

• There is just as much chance that Gulliver will reward Elegant snacks, even when the player only gives him mostly Cool– or Historical-themed items.

Giving Gulliver Items

For details on giving Gulliver items and correcting mistakes, see the main Gulliver page.

Controlling Direction

After the player gives Gulliver all 10 items, he offers the player two directions to choose from.

These two options are influenced by the 2 most common themes from all items.

For example:

• Given 10 x Hip items, Gulliver offers north (and a random direction).
• Given 5 x Hip items, plus 5 x Cool items, Gulliver offers north and south.

Unexpected Directions

Some combinations of item themes can cause Gulliver to offer unexpected directions.

There are two ways that item themes can cause unexpected direction choices.

Second Direction is Random

When different themes share the same direction (e.g. both sporty & rustic are west), the number of items for those themes are not added together.

So if both the most-common and second-most-common item themes share the same direction, Gulliver will offer a random direction as the second option.

For example:

• Given 3 x Sporty items, plus 5 x Rustic items, plus 2 x Harmonious items, Gulliver offers west and a random direction.

This is because the most common theme (5 x Rustic, West-A) influences Gulliver to offer west. And because the second-most common theme (3 x Sporty, West-B) also influences him west, the second direction option is chosen at random.

To get different direction options, the player can either give Gulliver different items, or repeatedly try giving the same items.

Third Direction is Omitted

When there is a 3-way tie for the most-common theme, Gulliver randomly omits one of the three directions.

For example:

• Given 3 x Sporty items, plus 3 x Cute items, plus 3 x Cool items, plus 1 x Natural item, Gulliver randomly omits east, south, or west (but will never offer north).

This is because there are 3 most-common themes (Sporty, Cute, and Cool) that all influence Gulliver in different directions (West-A, East-A, and South-A). And because a single item (Natural, North-A) cannot influence Gulliver to offer north.

To include an omitted direction option, the player can either repeatedly try giving Gulliver the same items, or give different items.

Dealing with Unexpected Directions

The player can reliably manipulate direction to get the themed snacks they want by always making sure the theme for the majority of the 10 items match the desired direction.

When Gulliver offers unexpected direction options, the player can force-quit the game before choosing a direction, then try either:

• a different combination of items, or
• the same combination of items to try getting different direction options:

To repeatedly try the same combination of items, the player can:

• give Gulliver 9 items, then tap the Done button to permanently confirm those items
• give Gulliver the 10th item, to check which directions he offers

If Gulliver does not offer the desired direction options, the player can force-quit the game before choosing a direction, then continue to give Gulliver the 10th item to try getting different direction options.

Manipulating Directions

To manipulate Gulliver to reward certain snacks, the player can give him a combination of high-Trade-Point items (for more themed snacks) and 0-Trade-Point items (to influence direction).

For example:

To get 5 x Cute–, Harmonious–, and/or Modern-themed snacks, the player could give Gulliver:

• clothesline (10 Trade-Points) Natural (North-A)
• stepladder (5 Trade-Points) Natural (North-A)
• bicycle helmet (10 Trade-Points) Sporty (West-A)
• box with helmet (20 Trade-Points) Cool (South-A)
• cowboy boots (10 Trade-Points) Rustic (West-B)
• trunk (10 Trade-Points) Historical (South-B)
• coin locker (10 Trade-Points) Civic (West-C)

These 7 items give 75 Trade-Points (5 snacks), but make Gulliver only offer north and a random direction.

This is because of the majority of Natural-themed (North-A) items, and the lack of a second-most-common theme. (Themes that share the same direction are not added together, so Gulliver only “sees” one of each theme, not several of each direction.)

To influence Gulliver to offer east as a direction, the player can add:

• 3 x Giant Dharma

Which will now make Gulliver offer east and north.

This is because there is now a majority of east (3 x Harmonious, East-B) and north (2 x Natural, North-A) items.

(The player could achieve this same result by adding 3 x Lovely Table (Basic) or 3 x Corn Plant instead.)

1-minute Craftable Items

To collect themed snacks, the player can include these to easily break tied themes and influence direction:

Direction	Theme	1-minute Item	Material	Bells
North-A		Minimalist Lamp	6 x Steel	290
North-A		Aloe	6 x Wood	430
North-A		Ranch Couch	6 x Cotton	500
North-A		Steamed Lobster	6 x Preserves	390
North-B		Egg Clock	6 x Wood	630
North-B		Grapefruit Table	6 x Preserves	390
East-A		Lovely Lamp	6 x Steel	640
East-A		Lovely Table (Basic)	6 x Wood	430
East-A		Heart Rug	6 x Cotton	430
East-A		Chocolate Cake	6 x Preserves	530
East-B		Blue Vase	6 x Steel	710
East-B		Giant Dharma	6 x Wood	220
East-B		Tatami Rug	6 x Paper	450
East-C		Corn Plant	6 x Wood	390
East-C		Simple Love Seat	30 x Cotton	1,360
South-A		Electric Guitar	6 x Steel	330
South-A		Modern Sofa	6 x Cotton	500
South-A		Robo-Chair	6 x Steel	550
South-B		Fancy Tea Set	6 x Steel	390
South-C		Tea Vase	6 x Steel	440
South-C		Low Screen	6 x Wood	400
West-A		Stripe Table	6 x Steel	330
West-A		Stripe Closet	6 x Wood	690
West-A		Stripe Sofa	6 x Cotton	500
West-B		Log Fence	6 x Wood	290
West-B		Turkey	6 x Preserves	500
West-C		Office Phone	6 x Steel	360

Item Trade-Points

While trading with Gulliver, he gives a vague hint of each item’s Trade-Point value with a text label below each item (Great, Good, or blank).

As Gulliver receives each item, he will also react to items that are worth at least 1 Trade Point.

The Trade-Point value of any items of less than ★★★★ quality can still be difficult to determine:

{{#tip-text: Rarity| The number of stars shown for an item's "rarity", found within the details of the catalog}}	{{#tip-text: Text Hint| The text shown below an item while the player is choosing what to give Gulliver from their inventory}}	{{#tip-text: Gulliver's Reaction| Gulliver's dialogue after receiving an individual item}}	Trade-Points
			Clothing	Furniture
★★★★★	Great	"It's so... superlative!"	40	40
★★★★	Great	"It's so... superlative!"	30	30
★★★	Great	"It's so... superlative!"	20	20
★★★	Great	"It's so... superlative!"	10	10
★★	Good	"It's so... superlative!"	3	5
★★	Good	"That's a fine item..."	2	3
★	Good	"That's a fine item..."	1	2
★	blank	No reaction	0	0

Fortune Cookie Trade-Points

All fortune cookie items are worth 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, or 40 Trade-Points.

For character fortune cookies:

• all ★★★★★ items are worth 40 Trade-Points
• all ★★★★ items are worth 30 Trade-Points
• all ★★★ items are worth 20 Trade-Points

For example:

• the Stardust Rug (★★★★) from Julian's Stardust Cookie is worth 30 Trade-Points.
• the Ice-Cream Balloon Fence (★★★) from Bluebear's Party Cookie is worth 20 Trade-Points.

For common Timmy and Tommy Fortune Cookies:

Rarity	Trade Points	Timmy Items	Tommy Items
★★★★	30	Board Game Metal Flagpole (Basic) Model Bus Nook's Homes Model	Isabelle Scooter Metal Flagpole (Apple) Metal Flagpole (Leaf) Sapling Clock
★★★	20	Box with Helmet Garden Gnome IV Drip Rocking Chair (White) Vacuum Cleaner	Common Bed (Black) Decorative Plate (Bird) Handbag (White) Shower
★★★	10	Go Board Metal-Rim Table (Black) Trunk Wood Display Stand (W.)	Bathroom Stall Boston Bag (Red) Clothesline Pole Coin Locker Mrs. Flamingo
★★	05	Brown Pot Cheese Tart Extinguisher Fish and Chips Lawn Chair Mixer Ramen Shogi Piece	Common Chair (Black) Executive Toy Hot Plate Incense Burner Lava Lamp Plastic Canister (Blue) Salon Chair (Red) Stepladder
★★	03	Air Pump Donut Stool Kokeshi Doll Mop Mug Strapped Books Towel Rack Trash Bin Wooden Stool	Basic Trash Can Box of Tissues Cans Garden Rock Pepper Mill Stacked Magazines Striped Cone Table Lamp Toaster

For common Clothing Fortune Cookies:

Rarity	Trade Points	Clothing Items
★★★★	30	No results
★★★	20	No results
★★★	10	No results
★★	03	No results
★★	02	No results

See Fortune Cookie Shop for more information on cookies and their items

Event Item Trade-Points

Most event items are worth very few Trade-Points, if any.

Very similar event items may not be worth the same Trade-Points.

For example:

• Barred Knifejaw Tank is worth 5 Trade-Points
• Spotted-Knifejaw Tank is worth 3 Trade-Points
• Black-Clown-Fish tank is worth 2 Trade-Points

To check the Trade-Points for event items:

1. navigate to the items’ event from Category:Events
2. click/tap on an event item

An event item’s Trade-Points are shown as the "Gulliver point(s)” value at the bottom of the summary box.

See Unreleased Content for more information on upcoming event items.

Craftable Furniture Trade-Points

The player can craft certain furniture items to give Gulliver for their Trade-Point value.

3-point Craftable Furniture (No Essence)

The player can craft up to 9 of these Good, “Fine” items within 6 hours, without using any essences:

Direction	Theme	Item	Time	Materials	Bells
East-B		Exotic Bench	2h	90 x Wood	2,410
South-B		Regal Clock	2h	30 x Wood, 30 x Steel	1,900

3-point Craftable Furniture (Require Essence)

The player can craft 9–18 of these Good, “Fine” items within 6 hours, but each uses 3 essences:

Direction	Theme	Item	Time	Materials	Bells
North-B		Egg Bench	2h	60 x Steel, 3 x Hip Essence	2,410
East-C		Modern Hospital Bed	1h	30 x Steel, 30 x Cotton, 3 x Modern Essence	2,070
South-A		Robo-TV	2h	60 x Steel, 3 x Hip Essence	1,830
South-B		Regal Table	1h	60 x Wood, 3 x Elegant Essence	2,040
South-B		Rococo Table	1h 30m	60 x Wood, 3 x Elegant Essence	2,060
South-B		Console Table	2h	60 x Wood, 3 x Elegant Essence	2,070
South-B		Fancy Carpet	2h	60 x Cotton, 3 x Elegant Essence	2,020
South-C		Anchor	1h 30m	60 x Steel, 3 x Historical Essence	1,840
South-C		Vintage Camera	1h 30m	30 x Wood, 30 x Steel, 3 x Historical Essence	1,790
West-A		Treadmill	2h	60 x Steel, 3 x Sporty Essence	2,220

5-point Craftable Furniture (No Essence)

The player can craft up to 3 of these Good, “Superlative” items, perhaps overnight, without using any essences:

Direction	Theme	Item	Time	Materials	Bells
North-A		Kiddie Dresser (Basic)	8h	90 x Wood, 90 x Steel	2,470
East-B		Biwa Lute	7h	120 x Wood	1,980
East-B		Tokonoma	10h	90 x Wood, 90 x Paper	1,820
South-C		Floor Seat	10h	90 x Wood, 90 x Cotton	2,400

5-point Craftable Furniture (Require Essence)

The player can craft up to 3 of these Good, “Superlative” items, sometimes within 6 hours, but each uses 1–3 essences:

Direction	Theme	Item	Time	Materials	Bells
North-A		Modern Wood Closet	6h	120 x Wood, 3 x Natural Essence	2,430
North-A		White Square Rug	9h	60 x Cotton, 60 x Paper, 3 x Natural Essence	1,730
North-B		Marine Pop Floor	6h	120 x Paper, 3 x Hip Essence	1,790
North-B		Marshmallow Chair	7h	60 x Cotton, 60 x Preserves, 3 x Hip Essence	2,000
North-B		Polka-Dot Bed	8h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Hip Essence	2,280
East-A		Lovely Table (Lovely Pink)	6h	20 x Steel, 26 x Wood, 1 x Cute Essence	2,450
East-A		Lovely Bed	8h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Cute Essence	1,780
East-A		Tree Standee	8h	120 x Wood, 3 x Cute Essence	1,950
East-A		Dessert Case	9h	60 x Steel, 60 x Preserves, 3 x Cute Essence	2,020
East-B		Hearth	6h	120 x Wood, 3 x Harmonious Essence	2,410
East-B		Black Katana	9h	120 x Steel, 3 x Harmonious Essence	2,360
East-B		Kotatsu	9h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Natural Essence	2,400
East-C		Glass Partition	6h 30m	120 x Steel, 3 x Modern Essence	2,360
South-A		Lunar Rover	6h	120 x Steel, 3 x Cool Essence	1,820
South-A		Sleek Side Table	7h	60 x Steel, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Cool Essence	1,720
South-B		Chaise Lounge	6h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Elegant Essence	1,600
South-B		Aquarius Urn	7h 30m	120 x Steel, 3 x Elegant Essence	1,670
South-B		Regal Vanity	10h 30m	60 x Steel, 60 x Wood, 3 x Elegant Essence	1,940
South-C		Cool Globe	7h	60 x Steel, 60 x Wood, 3 x Modern Essence	2,480
South-C		Helm	6h 30m	60 x Wood, 3 x Historical Essence	2,030
South-C		Pantheon Post	8h	120 x Steel, 3 x Rustic Essence	2,250
South-C		Roasted Dino Meat	7h 30m	120 x Preserves, 3 x Historical Essence	1,910
West-A		Exercise Bike	6h	120 x Steel, 3 x Sporty Essence	1,610
West-A		Sleeping Bag	8h	80 x Cotton, 3 x Sporty Essence	1,840
West-A		Green Net	10h	60 x Steel, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Sporty Essence	1,740
West-B		Cabin Wall	6h	120 x Wood, 3 x Rustic Essence	1,730
West-B		Covered Wagon	9h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Rustic Essence	2,120
West-B		Cornstalks	9h	120 x Preserves, 3 x Natural Essence	2,390
West-C		Table with Cloth	8h	60 x Wood, 60 x Cotton, 3 x Cool Essence	2,090
West-C		White-Carpet Floor	6h	120 x Cotton, 3 x Civic Essence	2,480
West-C		Science Table	10h 30m	120 x Steel, 3 x Civic Essence	1,810

10-point Craftable Furniture (High Cost)

The player can craft up to 3 of these Great, “Superlative” items per day, but each uses a large amount of materials and essences:

Direction	Theme	Item	Time	Materials	Bells
North-A		Neutral Floor	21h30m	150 x Wood, 4 x Natural Essence	9,800
North-B		Paw-Print Wall	16h	150 x Paper, 4 x Hip Essence	9,970
East-A		Pink Wood Floor	23h30m	150 x Wood, 4 x Cute Essence	10,050

Potted Flowers Trade-Points

The player can trade 10 x flowers with Lloid in their Garden for potted flowers that offer Trade-Points.

Only potted purple pansies and potted blue tulips are “Great” (10 Trade Points). Other potted 4-hour flowers are “Good” (5 Trade Points).

All non-event potted flowers influence Gulliver north, because they have the Natural (North-A) theme.

Item	Trade-Points
Potted Purple Pansies	10
Potted Blue Tulips	10
Potted 4-hour flowers	5
Potted 3-hour flowers	2-3
Potted event flowers	2

Lists of Items by Direction

The player can use sortable lists to see the Trade Points for all* furniture and clothing items.

Each of these linked lists is grouped by themes which share the same direction:

• North Furniture & Clothes (Natural, Hip)
• East Furniture & Clothes (Cute, Harmonious, Modern)
• South Furniture & Clothes (Cool, Elegant, Historical)
• West Furniture & Clothes (Sporty, Rustic, Civic)

Note: When items have different themes that share the same direction (e.g. both sporty & rustic items are “west”), Gulliver counts each theme separately to determine the 2 most common themes that influence the directions for his journey.

*Currently, these lists also include many items that cannot be crafted.

List of Snacks by Theme

The specific theme of each snack is a completely random selection, out of the following sets of 2 or 3 themes.

The player can influence the set of themes for each voyage by giving Gulliver certain items (to affect the 2 travel directions), then choosing a direction for Gulliver to travel:

North

Name	Theme	Friendship Points (Non-Theme)	Friendship Points (Theme-Match)
Plain Waffle	Natural	2	3
Tasty Waffle	Natural	6	9
Gourmet Waffle	Natural	12	18
Plain Lollipop	Hip	2	3
Tasty Lollipop	Hip	6	9
Gourmet Lollipop	Hip	12	18

East

Name	Theme	Friendship Points (Non-Theme)	Friendship Points (Theme-Match)
Plain Donut	Cute	2	3
Tasty Donut	Cute	6	9
Gourmet Donut	Cute	12	18
Cheesecake	Modern	2	3
Tasty Cheesecake	Modern	6	9
Gourmet Cheesecake	Modern	12	18
Plain Manju	Harmonious	2	3
Tasty Manju	Harmonious	6	9
Gourmet Manju	Harmonious	12	18

South

Name	Theme	Friendship Points (Non-Theme)	Friendship Points (Theme-Match)
Plain Tart	Elegant	2	3
Tasty Tart	Elegant	6	9
Gourmet Tart	Elegant	12	18
Plain Chocolate Bar	Cool	2	3
Tasty Chocolate Bars	Cool	6	9
Gourmet Chocolate Bars	Cool	12	18
Plain Pound Cake	Historical	2	3
Tasty Pound Cake	Historical	6	9
Gourmet Pound Cake	Historical	12	18

West

Name	Theme	Friendship Points (Non-Theme)	Friendship Points (Theme-Match)
Plain Popcorn	Sporty	2	3
Tasty Popcorn	Sporty	6	9
Gourmet Popcorn	Sporty	12	18
Plain Cookie	Rustic	2	3
Tasty Cookies	Rustic	6	9
Gourmet Cookies	Rustic	12	18
Custard	Civic	2	3
Tasty Custard	Civic	6	9
Gourmet Custard	Civic	12	18

Generic

Name	Theme	Friendship Points
Bronze Treats	Generic	3
Silver Treats	Generic	10
Gold Treats	Generic	25