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# Bloomshire
The valley. Your farm, the town, and everyone in it.
The starting region and the heart of the game. Your farm sits south of the river; the town sits north of it.
The town square.
Every shop is here, along with the marketplace, the bank, the exchange and the delivery board. Eight of the nine villagers live here.
The valley grows almost everything. It is the only region without real restrictions on what you can plant, which is why it stays useful long after you have somewhere else to be.
Your farm has crop beds, an orchard, a coppice for firewood, and pens for animals once you have earned them. Sleeping at the farmhouse ends the day and banks whatever is in your shipping bin.
Three roads lead out. All of them start shut.
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