Each Farm Hotspot is a map node that produces one resource over time. Some nodes produce SONO. Others produce Relic Fragments. Every hotspot revolves around three local upgrade branches: Speed, Capacity, and Luck.

Those upgrades are per hotspot. The map is not built around one universal farm level. You shape each node separately, and over time that gives the whole map a personality: one node becomes your relic hunter, another becomes your buff machine, another simply becomes a reliable bank.

• Harvest Ready (X / Y) — how many whole units are collectible now, and the total storage cap of that hotspot.
• Yield (… / hour) — the current production rate. SONO hotspots show SONO/hour. Fragment hotspots show Fragments/hour.
• Fill bar and labels like “to cap” or “full in …” — how much of the silo is filled and how long until the node stalls at capacity.
• Wallet — your current SONO, WOS, and Relic Fragments balances.
• Pool rate — the current economy rate that affects how farm upgrade prices are shown in WOS.
• Farm upgrades — the three local upgrade branches: Speed, Capacity, and Luck.
• Bonus preview — the hotspot’s main bonus profile, its current trigger chance, and, on relic nodes, the rarity spread.

The modal shows only the whole part as collectable. If a hotspot effectively holds 14.8, you collect 14 now and the remaining 0.8 stays inside the silo. Nothing is lost. The partial remainder continues growing until it becomes the next full unit.

Hotspots also have their own ambience. The Listen button lets you sit inside that location for a moment while checking the map. Farm works as a resource system, but it is also one of the strongest worldbuilding layers in Reverie Field.

• Live farm progress can be read directly on the map.
• Pinned tooltips stay readable instead of fighting your cursor or tap flow.
• Double-click / double-tap logic is handled much more cleanly.
• Fullscreen farm mode keeps your position and feels like one continuous surface instead of a reset.
• Mobile long-press now opens hotspots more reliably without making the map clumsy to scroll.

• Each hotspot has a base rate per hour.
• Each hotspot has a base capacity.
• The node accumulates resource over real elapsed time since the last update.
• Once the silo reaches cap, growth stops until you collect.
• Harvest collects whole units only; partial residue remains and keeps growing.

• What it changes: how quickly the node produces resource.
• What it feels like: more value between visits and a faster climb back into the good harvest zone.
• Why it matters: it is the most direct growth branch and often the first thing you feel on an active playstyle.

• What it changes: how much the node can hold before stalling.
• What it feels like: more breathing room and fewer painful “I left it capped for hours” moments.
• Why it matters: it also helps you live in the high-fill region where bonus rolls become meaningful.

• What it changes: the strength of your harvest bonus roll.
• Luck bias: some hotspots come with an innate advantage such as +1 or +2 Luck bias.
• Luck weight: each Luck level counts as 3 Luck power, then the hotspot’s own bias is added on top.
• What it feels like: more procs, especially on well-timed, near-full collections.

• Micro Drop — instant extra resource on Harvest.
• Yield Bonus — extra units based on what you just collected, with clear minimum and maximum caps.
• Cycle Boost — a local production-speed buff for that hotspot only, usually for 2 hours.
• Craft Boost — a timed crafting buff: +10% to craft odds for a limited duration, often up to 3 days. While active, it applies to your craft attempts and is not consumed by one successful craft.
• Relic Roll — a direct relic trigger on the hotspot’s main bonus line.
• Double Boost — a timed ×2 boost buff, usually 1 day, with rarer longer variants.
• Multiplier Cap Lift — a timed cap-lift buff, usually 1 day, with rarer longer variants.

• Below 65% fill, the hotspot’s main bonus does not roll.
• After 65%, the main bonus chance scales upward as you approach 100% fill.
• That means an early harvest is still valid, but it is a practical collection, not a high-value one.

• Most non-relic hotspots also carry a secondary relic roll.
• It only enters the picture at 85%+ fill.
• At full silo it starts around 0.18% base, can rise somewhat with Luck, and stays under a hard ceiling around 0.4%.

A Farm bonus starts from the hotspot’s own base trigger chance. Then your effective Luck is added in — and effective Luck is calculated as Luck level × 3 plus the hotspot’s built-in Luck bias. After that, Sound Interpreter multiplies bonus trigger chance by +15% per level. If the hotspot is relic-based, Field Recordist Bag 10+ also adds +0.45% flat relic trigger chance and unlocks a 5% duplicate chance on the primary relic drop. Finally, the whole result is scaled by the silo fill: below 65% the main roll stays off, and near 100% it reaches full strength.

The secondary relic roll is separate from the main bonus profile. It appears on most non-relic hotspots once the node reaches 85%+ fill. It is intentionally rare, but it is real, and it also benefits from the same general farm relic-improvement layers that affect relic-oriented farming.

• Farm Yield % — improves farm production/harvest value.
• Farm Capacity % — increases silo size.
• Farm Buff Duration % — extends timed farm buffs.
• Farm Relic Roll % — improves farm relic roll pressure.
• Farm Upgrade Cost % — reduces displayed farm upgrade prices.

• 3 pieces: +8% Farm Yield
• 5 pieces: +3.5% Farm Capacity
• 8 pieces: +4% Farm Buff Duration, +7% Farm Relic Roll, +3% any relic-drop pressure
• 11 pieces: +22% Farm Yield, +8% Farm Capacity, +9% Farm Buff Duration, +13% Farm Relic Roll, +5% any relic-drop pressure, and +2.5% Rare-tier roll pressure

Soothe Sauce can amplify equipped relic affixes from the matching school. For Farm relics, the matching talent is Farm Banks Builder. The applied amplification is 2% × the lower of your Soothe Sauce level and the matching talent level. That means a proper Farm-school relic setup can be pushed much further than a plain “equip and forget” loadout.

• Expedition Pathfinder — improves overall farm yield.
• Task Artisan — strengthens SONO-side farm production.
• Crafting Adept — strengthens fragment-side farm production.
• Long Take Legend — adds +6% Farm Capacity per level.
• Sound Interpreter — increases bonus trigger chance by +15% per level as a multiplier.
• Relic Transmuter — shifts farm relic rarity direction once its level gate is met.
• Field Recordist Bag 10+ — adds +0.45% flat relic trigger chance on relic-type bonuses and unlocks a 5% duplicate chance on primary farm relic drops.

• -1% farm upgrade cost per level
• +2% farm fill speed per level
• +2% farm buff duration per level

Farm Banks Builder also unlocks a dedicated referral-network layer if all conditions are met: you need Farm Banks Builder 1+, Referral Resonator 10+, and a mutual referral link.

• 1% of your farm collect is redirected into your mutual partner’s current farm fill.
• When you roll a farm relic, there is a 2% chance to mirror that relic to your mutual partner.

The full 11/11 Expedition school set can unlock the next farm group one tier earlier. In practice, that means expedition completion is not only an adjacent system anymore — at the top end it directly changes the pace of farm map expansion.

On Grandmaster accounts, farm rate and farm capacity receive their own late-game multipliers. That makes the map substantially stronger — and also pushes the economy pressure on upgrades much higher.

• Base branch prices:
  • Speed: 80
  • Capacity: 130
  • Luck: 180
• Level growth: each next level grows by roughly ×1.34.
• Depth multiplier: each deeper hotspot group adds about +30% to the underlying reference price.
• Pool rate: the SONO-side reference is converted into the WOS price you actually see in the modal.
• Farm-specific discounts: Farm Banks Builder and Farm-facing Active Resonance cost-reduction affixes can reduce the final shown price.

• campfire — SONO
  Base rate: 0.50/hour • Base cap: 28 • Luck bias: +1
  Max levels: Speed 7, Capacity 6, Luck 4
  Primary bonus: Relic Roll
  Trigger at full silo: base 1.0% + 0.15% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Rarity weights: 95.0% Simple, 4.5% Rare, 0.45% Epic, 0.05% Legendary
• pier_water — SONO
  Base rate: 0.50/hour • Base cap: 32 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 6, Capacity 5, Luck 4
  Primary bonus: Micro Drop
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.7% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.5%
  Reward: +1…15 SONO
• sea_waves — Fragments
  Base rate: 1.50/hour • Base cap: 90 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 6, Capacity 5, Luck 4
  Primary bonus: Micro Drop
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.8% + 0.15% per effective Luck, capped at 6.2%
  Reward: +1…20 Fragments

• rain_area — SONO
  Base rate: 0.60/hour • Base cap: 36 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 8, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Yield Bonus
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.75% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.5%
  Reward: +10% of collected, clamped to +1…15 SONO
• anthill — Fragments
  Base rate: 1.50/hour • Base cap: 90 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 8, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Yield Bonus
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.75% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.5%
  Reward: +10% of collected, clamped to +1…15 Fragments
• forest_floor — Fragments
  Base rate: 2.40/hour • Base cap: 150 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 8, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Cycle Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.60% + 0.13% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Effect: ×1.15 rate for 2 hours

• waterfall — SONO
  Base rate: 1.05/hour • Base cap: 42 • Luck bias: +1
  Max levels: Speed 9, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Cycle Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.65% + 0.13% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Effect: ×1.18 rate for 2 hours
• hydrophone — SONO
  Base rate: 1.11/hour • Base cap: 42 • Luck bias: +2
  Max levels: Speed 9, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Relic Roll
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.8% + 0.20% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Rarity weights: 94.0% Simple, 5.2% Rare, 0.70% Epic, 0.10% Legendary
• bridge — SONO
  Base rate: 0.66/hour • Base cap: 42 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 9, Capacity 6, Luck 5
  Primary bonus: Micro Drop
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.65% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Reward: +1…15 SONO

• station_building — Fragments
  Base rate: 2.70/hour • Base cap: 210 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 10, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Craft Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.55% + 0.13% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Effect: +10% craft odds for up to 3 days
• train_station — SONO
  Base rate: 0.75/hour • Base cap: 48 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 10, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Yield Bonus
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.8% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.5%
  Reward: +12% of collected, clamped to +1…20 SONO
• locomotive — SONO
  Base rate: 1.14/hour • Base cap: 54 • Luck bias: +1
  Max levels: Speed 10, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Multiplier Cap Lift
  Trigger at full silo: base 1.8% + 0.16% per effective Luck, capped at 7.5%
  Effect: timed cap-lift buff, usually 1 day

• square_people — SONO
  Base rate: 1.38/hour • Base cap: 78 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Double Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 1.4% + 0.15% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Effect: timed ×2 boost buff, usually 1 day
• tram — SONO
  Base rate: 1.08/hour • Base cap: 57 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Double Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 1.2% + 0.15% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Effect: timed ×2 boost buff, usually 1 day
• fountain — SONO
  Base rate: 0.81/hour • Base cap: 51 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Micro Drop
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.65% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Reward: +1…25 SONO
• shop — Fragments
  Base rate: 2.25/hour • Base cap: 270 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Craft Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.55% + 0.13% per effective Luck, capped at 6.0%
  Effect: +10% craft odds for up to 3 days
• church — SONO
  Base rate: 1.29/hour • Base cap: 102 • Luck bias: +1
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Relic Roll
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.7% + 0.20% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Rarity weights: 95.5% Simple, 4.0% Rare, 0.45% Epic, 0.05% Legendary
• crosswalk — SONO
  Base rate: 1.14/hour • Base cap: 87 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 11, Capacity 7, Luck 6
  Primary bonus: Cycle Boost
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.60% + 0.13% per effective Luck, capped at 7.0%
  Effect: ×1.15 rate for 2 hours

• road_traffic — SONO
  Base rate: 1.50/hour • Base cap: 54 • Luck bias: +0
  Max levels: Speed 12, Capacity 8, Luck 7
  Primary bonus: Multiplier Cap Lift
  Trigger at full silo: base 2.0% + 0.16% per effective Luck, capped at 7.5%
  Effect: timed cap-lift buff, usually 1 day
• tram_station — Fragments
  Base rate: 2.64/hour • Base cap: 156 • Luck bias: +1
  Max levels: Speed 12, Capacity 8, Luck 7
  Primary bonus: Yield Bonus
  Trigger at full silo: base 0.75% + 0.14% per effective Luck, capped at 7.5%
  Reward: +10% of collected, clamped to +1…50 Fragments

Most non-relic hotspots also carry a small secondary relic route once the node reaches 85%+ fill. That chance starts very low, but it is part of the real value of high-fill collecting, especially once your Farm-school resonance and relic-roll layers are properly developed.

• If you check the map rarely: start with Capacity. It gives you buffer, keeps you away from dead time at cap, and makes high-fill harvesting easier.
• If you check the map often: start with Speed. You will feel the difference immediately.
• If you are hunting buffs or relics: invest into Luck, but only if you actually harvest in the strong fill window.

• Below 65%, the main bonus is asleep.
• At 65%+, the node becomes worth timing.
• At 85%+, non-relic nodes gain a real secondary relic angle.
• If you proc Cycle Boost, return to that hotspot while the local buff window is still active.
• If your build includes Farm-school resonance, stop treating nodes as identical. Some should be harvested for resource, some for buffs, some almost entirely for relic pressure.

Farm has its own anti-spam protection. If you hammer refresh, collect and upgrade actions too quickly, the game can temporarily throttle the requests. It is normal behavior. Pause for a moment and continue.

I pressed Harvest and got less than I expected

• The hotspot may have held a partial amount and only the whole number was collectible.
• The remaining fraction stays in the silo and continues growing.

Why does the main bonus chance show 0%

• Because the hotspot is below the main threshold.
• The main bonus line only wakes up at 65%+ fill.

I upgraded Luck, but bonuses still feel rare

• Luck needs fill.
• If you harvest too early, you are paying for a stat you are not letting work.
• Sound Interpreter and high-fill timing make Luck feel dramatically better.

What happens to Craft Boost after one successful craft

• Nothing special happens to it.
• Craft Boost is a timed buff, not a one-use ticket.
• While it is active, it keeps applying to your craft odds until the timer ends.

Why do farm upgrade prices move

• Because the displayed WOS price is built through the current economy rate.
• The node is local, but the price language is global.

Does Farm interact with Active Resonance now

• Yes.
• Farm has its own resonance-facing affixes and its own school set bonuses.
• That interaction is one of the biggest reasons the modern farm system feels deeper than the early version.