Fields of Mistria Museum Tracker

Track fish, insects, crops, and archaeology

This tracker covers 409 museum entries across fish, insects, crops, and archaeology. Use one saved checklist for every wing: filter by an item name, open a set, and tick a donation when it is complete. Progress is stored in this browser on your device.

Start with the Fish Finder when you need a catch location, then return here to mark the donation and keep your full collection route moving. The Mines guide helps with archaeology materials found behind mine seals.

How to use the Museum Tracker

1. Search for an item or open its museum wing, then expand the set that contains it.
2. Use the missing-only filter to hide donations you have already finished.
3. Tick an item after donating it. The progress counter and set totals update immediately on this device.

Build a museum route that fits your season

The museum is easiest to finish when you treat it as a route planner instead of a list to clear in one sitting. The tracker groups 409 donation entries into 82 sets across archaeology, fish, flora, and insects. Each wing asks for a different kind of preparation: fishing sets depend on the season and water type, flora sets reward a deliberate forage loop, insect sets are easier when you carry the net on ordinary town trips, and archaeology sets become a natural part of mining and dig-spot runs.

Start every season by opening the missing-only filter and scanning the seasonal sets first. A spring river set and a spring flower set can share one trip, while a winter ocean set is best paired with another visit to the coast rather than a separate detour. When the tracker shows that a set is missing only one entry, write that item on your daily plan and keep the rest of the route unchanged. This small check prevents you from spending a full day collecting items that the museum already has.

Five collection habits that prevent backtracking

1. Check the wing before selling. Search the item name first. If it appears in a missing set, place it in a museum chest until the next donation trip.
2. Pair water types. When a fishing day takes you to a river, pond, ocean, or cavern, finish the missing entries for that water type before changing activities.
3. Keep a seasonal forage pocket. Store one copy of a new crop, flower, or forage item in a clearly named chest so a cooking or shipping routine does not consume your only donation copy.
4. Carry the net on mixed errands. Insects appear while you are already walking between the farm, town, and the woods. A quick catch on that route is cheaper than a dedicated return trip.
5. Use the tracker after every donation. Mark the item immediately, then switch to missing-only. The remaining list tells you whether the next useful stop is the coast, a mine floor, or a seasonal field.

Make progress without slowing your farm

Keep museum work inside the errands you already need to complete. A crop harvest can cover a flora set, an animal-care loop can include the nearest bug route, and a mining trip can finish archaeology entries before you return to town. The goal is not to carry every collectible forever; it is to protect the few items that still have a museum use while letting duplicates support requests, recipes, or Tesserae. When a set is complete, the missing-only view removes its finished entries and gives you a short list for the next season.

For a location-specific fishing answer, open the Fish Finder before leaving the farm. For crop timing, use the seasonal crop guide and reserve one or two tiles for museum entries before you fill the rest of the field. This combination keeps the tracker useful as a daily decision tool instead of a separate chore.