Stardew Valley: How To Befriend Marnie
This guide explores how to befriend Marnie in Stardew Valley, focusing on gifts, movie preferences, quests, and friendship perks. Marnie, the rancher, is a popular villager known for her kindness and helpfulness.
Gifting Marnie: Gifts significantly impact your friendship level. Giving a gift on her birthday (Fall 18th) multiplies friendship points by eight.
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Loved Gifts (80 friendship points): Prismatic Shard, Pearl, Magic Rock Candy, Golden Pumpkin, Rabbit's Foot, Stardrop Tea, Diamond, Pink Cake, Pumpkin Pie, Farmer's Lunch. (Note: Acquisition methods for these items vary widely and are detailed in the original article.)
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Liked Gifts (45 friendship points): Eggs (excluding Void Eggs), Milk, Quartz, most flowers (excluding Poppies), most fruit tree fruits, most artisan goods (excluding oil and Void Mayonnaise), other gemstones, Stardew Valley Almanac.
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Disliked/Hated Gifts: Salmonberry, Seaweed, Wild Horseradish, Holly, crafting materials, raw fish, crafted items, geodes and geode minerals.
Movie Theater: Inviting Marnie to the movies offers additional friendship points.
- Loved Films (200 points): The Miracle at Coldstar Ranch (Winter, odd-numbered years).
- Liked Films (100 points): All other films.
- Loved Concessions (50 points): Ice Cream Sandwich, Stardrop Sorbet.
- Liked Concessions (25 points): All other concessions (excluding those listed below).
- Disliked Concessions (0 points): Black Licorice, Fries, JojaCola, JojaCorn, Nachos, Salted Peanuts, Truffle Popcorn.
Quests: Completing quests for Marnie boosts friendship.
- Cow's Delight (Fall 3rd): Deliver Amaranth for 500g and a friendship increase.
- Marnie's Request (3 hearts): Provide a Cave Carrot for 100 friendship points.
Friendship Perks: Reaching certain friendship levels unlocks rewards.
- 3 Hearts: Pale Broth recipe.
- 7 Hearts: Rhubarb Pie recipe and occasional hay deliveries.
This revised guide provides a concise summary of the original article's information, maintaining the core content while enhancing clarity and readability. Remember to consult the original article for detailed acquisition methods and visual aids.




