Eiland is an archaeologist, a noble, and one of the 12 marriage candidates. His birthday is Summer 20.
Eiland profile
Eiland is Adeline's brother. His archaeology work gives him a variable route through the Museum, his office, and the Western Ruins, so confirm his live marker before you travel.
Schedule and location
The Museum, Eiland's office at the Manor House, and the Western Ruins are the most useful places to check. He also appears in town and at the Inn on some days.
Eiland gift guide
For every Loved, Liked, Disliked, and Hated gift, use the dedicated Eiland gift guide before you visit. It is the complete gift reference for this character.
Romance
Eiland is a marriage candidate. The shared romance route begins with an 8-Heart event, while a dated candidate can receive an Engagement Ring at 10 Hearts. See the romance options guide for the full proposal and wedding route.
Video guide
Eiland Gift Guide Fields of Mistria by Brody The Ginger is a visual companion for selecting a present.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When is Eiland's birthday in Fields of Mistria?
Eiland's birthday is Summer 20.
Where can I find Eiland?
Start with the Museum, his Manor House office, or the Western Ruins, then use the in-game map to confirm his current location.
Plan an Eiland visit
Eiland's archaeology work gives you several practical route anchors: the Museum, his Manor House office, and the Western Ruins. Check the map first, then choose the stop that is already closest to your collection or town objective. His Summer 20 birthday is an important date for gift planning, but ordinary visits are easier when you add them to a museum or ruins trip.
Carry the item selected from the Eiland gift guide and leave room for artifacts or materials if you are heading to the Western Ruins. The Museum is a natural first stop when you are checking donations, while the Manor House works well beside a central-town route. If Eiland is not at either location, follow the map rather than repeating the same walk.
Combine archaeology with relationship progress
Eiland's route can support two goals at once. Visit the Museum, check whether a donation is ready, and then speak with him before moving toward the Ruins. Store common gifts near the farmhouse and keep rare artifacts separate until you know whether the museum or a request needs them. This prevents a relationship visit from consuming an item that would complete a collection set.
Follow the shared romance route
Eiland is one of the 12 marriage candidates. At 8 Hearts, the romantic response begins dating and the Best Friend response keeps the relationship platonic. Dates are available on Saturday and Sunday, one per day. At 10 Hearts while dating, Elsie delivers the Engagement Ring recipe the next morning. Craft the ring at the Forge and give it to Eiland to start the proposal event, then use the romance options guide for the ceremony and family route.
Use live map information
The Museum, office, town, Inn, and Western Ruins are reliable places to begin, but the current save decides which one is correct on a particular day. Weather, season, and story progress can move an NPC. Check the marker before crossing the village, and treat any older schedule as a starting clue rather than a promise. This is especially important when an archaeology trip already has a time-sensitive objective.
What should I give Eiland?
Use the dedicated gift guide for his Loved and Liked lists. Carry a known preference instead of assuming that an artifact or expensive material will be accepted.
Is Eiland available for marriage?
Yes. He is a marriage candidate. Reach 8 Hearts, choose the romantic response, date him to 10 Hearts, and use the Engagement Ring proposal route.
Where should I check first?
Start with the Museum, Manor House office, or Western Ruins. Use the in-game map to select the correct stop for that day.
A weekly Eiland routine
Use a museum day and a ruins day as your two anchors. Check donations, carry one confirmed gift, and follow the marker to the Museum, office, or Western Ruins. Before Summer 20, keep the planned item away from artifacts reserved for collections and verify the route after any story event. This makes archaeology and relationship progress share one efficient travel loop.
Keep the route practical
Eiland's Museum and Western Ruins route works best when you separate collection items from gifts. Check the map, carry one confirmed present, and leave room for an artifact before starting the trip. If the day has a museum deadline, complete that donation first and use the conversation as the next stop. This preserves both collection progress and relationship momentum.
Route checkpoint
Before an archaeology trip, check the Museum and your donation list, then follow Eiland's marker. Carry one confirmed gift and leave space for artifacts. If the Western Ruins are part of the same day, finish the collection task first and use the conversation as the next stop on the return route.