Choosing Your Village






Villages have three main aspects that affect you as a player -- visual, social, and gameplay. There are five villages to choose from. Each village provides a unique overall experience while you play Furvilla, but no matter which you choose you’re sure to find something interesting to enjoy. However, if you end up wanting to spend some time in a different village, don’t worry; you’re always able to change which one you call home.

What are the visual aspects of village choice?

The village you choose affects several key visual aspects of the site. Once chosen, your homepage will serve as your Town Hall, and depict an image of your village’s unique shops. Your profile will display your village crest. Your username will also have a village-associated icon attached to it, which allows other players to easily see which village you’re in.

You will also have the option to change the site theme from the Furvilla Default to one featuring your village. To do so, first click "User Settings.” Then scroll down the page until you find the section labeled “Site Theme.” Select your desired theme from the dropdown menu, and finish by clicking “Save.”



What are the gameplay aspects of village choice?

Perhaps the most important feature of village choice is the gameplay aspect. Each village has access to different items, which affect how the different careers play. Here we’ll cover some of the most crucial differences.

The explorer career is one of the easiest places to see the variance between villages. Each village has a unique set of items that explores can find. These items tend to match with the general aesthetic of the village they’re found in, and are used to make rare items whose recipes originate from shops in the same town.

Each village has its own set of unique shops which sell wares exclusive to that town. Recipes that teach your villagers how to make things are sold in these shops, as well as some necessary components for making them. While villagers from any town can gain access to any of these items by buying them from other players, you will have easiest access to those that are native to your town. These affect careers like crafter, tailor, doctor, blacksmith, and alchemist. Crafters and tailors can buy blueprints and patterns for costumes native to their town. Doctors can buy recipes for medicines to cure diseases. Blacksmiths can buy schemas to learn how to make that village’s native weapons and armor, and alchemists can buy recipes to make the town’s native potions.

When making rare items from your village, any recipe components that don’t originate from explorers or shops will come from warriors. Similarly to explorers, each village has a unique set of monsters for your warriors to fight, and these monsters drop a unique set of loot. If you want loot from other villages, you will have to buy them from other players.

Warriors will also have easiest access to armor and weapons from their own village, as that is what your blacksmiths will have the easiest time making. Each village’s equipment has an element type assigned to them, which make them stronger or weaker versus certain typed monsters. Villages also have unique advantages and drawbacks assigned to their native weapons and armor.

Villagers with the animal husbandry career can go out and collect animals that are unique to their village. You may buy pets native to other villages from other players, but your villagers will only have the chance to find animals that live where they do.

Construction workers are a bit of a special case. Each village has a unique type of wood, but construction workers may utilize any of them to build things. However, construction workers can only build houses from the village they are in, and villager slots can only be unlocked with a house from your own village.

How do I change villages?

So you’ve chosen your village, but for one reason or another you’re feeling the need to move. Not to worry! It’s easy to travel the world of Furvilla.

Simply click “User Settings” near the top of the page, then scroll down until you find the section labeled “Move Village.” Select your desired village from the dropdown menu, and finish by clicking “Save.”



Your first move is free, but further changes will cost 25,000 FurCoins each. Happy travels!







Oceandome is focused around an underwater theme. Players living here have their usernames marked with a blue ship icon.

Some items that explorers have a chance to find here include coral, scuba shoes, and seaweed vine seeds.

Some items that warriors have a chance to loot here include oxygen tanks, sand dollars, and shark teeth.

Some animals that villagers with the animal husbandry career can collect here include rays, seahorses, and orcas.


In Oceandome, crafters and tailors can work together using items from their shops, along with items collected by explorers and warriors, to make the Aquatic, Pirate, and Diver costumes. These costumes provide the following stat bonuses to villagers that wear them:

Costume.........	Stat Bonuses.................................................................
Aquatic	Animal Husbandry: +10% chance of collection Explorer: +5 exploration turns per hour
Pirate	Animal Husbandry: +10% chance of collection Crafter: +5% crafting speed
Diver	Warrior: +5 damage Blacksmith: +5% crafting speed

Oceandome weapons and armor utilize the Balance element. The equipment available here is characterized by the benefits of high durability and low battle requirements, but have the drawbacks of low attack and defense.

Alchemists from Oceandome have access to recipes for various species morphing potions suiting their village, including their rare native species: the Manokit. They can also uniquely make a Species Morphing Potion, which randomizes a villager’s species.







Quetzal Palace is focused around an angelic fantasy theme. Players living here have their usernames marked with periwinkle university pillars.

Some items that explorers have a chance to find here include stardust, dragon scales, and flying daisies seeds.

Some items that warriors have a chance to loot here include insect wings, sky coins, and dragon tails.

Some animals that villagers with the animal husbandry career can collect here include cloudogs, butterflies, and draggys.


In Quetzal Palace, crafters and tailors can work together using items from their shops, along with items collected by explorers and warriors, to make the Angelic, Fairy, and Galaxy costumes. These costumes provide the following stat bonuses to villagers that wear them:

Costume.........	Stat Bonuses.................................................................
Angelic	Doctor: +5% potency bonus Warrior: +5 damage
Fairy	Alchemist: +5% crafting speed Animal Husbandry: +10% chance of collection
Galaxy	Blacksmith: +5% crafting speed Alchemist: +5% crafting speed

Quetzal Palace weapons and armor utilize the Light element. The equipment available here is characterized by the benefit of high attack, but have the drawbacks of low durability and high battle requirements .

Alchemists from Quetzal Palace have access to recipes for various species morphing potions suiting their village, including their rare native species: the Dutch Angel Dragon. They can also uniquely make a Breeding Potion, which changes an animal’s breeding type (male/female).







Olde Foxbury is focused around a medieval fantasy theme. Players living here have their usernames marked with a green shield.

Some items that explorers have a chance to find here include leather boots, chainmail links, and mandrake seeds.

Some items that warriors have a chance to loot here include gauntlets, sun coins, and elaborate hilts.

Some animals that villagers with the animal husbandry career can collect here include fairies, hydras, and kirin.


In Olde Foxbury, crafters and tailors can work together using items from their shops, along with items collected by explorers and warriors, to make the Warrior, Steampunk, and Royal costumes. These costumes provide the following stat bonuses to villagers that wear them:

Costume.........	Stat Bonuses.................................................................
Warrior	Warrior: +5 damage Tailor: +5% crafting speed
Steampunk	Crafter: +5% crafting speed Blacksmith: +5% crafting speed
Royal	Warrior: +5 damage Crafter: +5% crafting speed

Olde Foxbury weapons and armor utilize the Balance element. The equipment available here is characterized by the benefits of high defense and high durability, but has the drawback of low attack.

Alchemists from Olde Foxbury have access to recipes for various species morphing potions suiting their village, including their rare native species: the Saggitari. They can also uniquely make a Durability Potions, which increase the maximum durability of an item.







Dragonsmaw Manor is focused around a spooky theme. Players living here have their usernames marked with a red moon.

Some items that explorers have a chance to find here include candycorn, toxic waste, and venus fly trap seeds.

Some items that warriors have a chance to loot here include spine bones, toothy tokens, and monster claws.

Some animals that villagers with the animal husbandry career can collect here include bats, spiders, and pumpkitties.


In Dragonsmaw Manor, crafters and tailors can work together using items from their shops, along with items collected by explorers and warriors, to make the Reaper, Beast, and Spooky costumes. These costumes provide the following stat bonuses to villagers that wear them:

Costume.........	Stat Bonuses.................................................................
Reaper	Doctor: +5% potency bonus Alchemist: +5% crafting speed
Beast	Warrior: +5 damage Construction: +5% crafting & repairs speed
Spooky	Doctor: +5% potency bonus Tailor: +5% crafting speed

Dragonsmaw Manor weapons and armor utilize the Dark element. The equipment available here is characterized by the benefits of high attack and low battle requirements, but has the drawback of low durability.

Alchemists from Dragonsmaw Manor have access to recipes for various species morphing potions suiting their village, including their rare native species: the Wickerbeast. They can also uniquely make a HP Potions, which restore a warrior’s health in battle.







Tigereye Peak is focused around a mystical arctic theme. Players living here have their usernames marked with a gray tree.

Some items that explorers have a chance to find here include hot chocolate packets, mythical scrolls, and frozen fern seeds.

Some items that warriors have a chance to loot here include magic gems, frosted tokens, and mammoth tusks.

Some animals that villagers with the animal husbandry career can collect here include hares, seals, and whales.


In Tigereye Peak, crafters and tailors can work together using items from their shops, along with items collected by explorers and warriors, to make the Mythic, Sorcerer, and Fluffy costumes. These costumes provide the following stat bonuses to villagers that wear them:

Costume.........	Stat Bonuses.................................................................
Mythic	Animal Husbandry: +10% chance of collection Herbalist: +5% total yield
Sorcerer	Explorer: +5 exploration turns per hour Tailor: +5% crafting speed
Fluffy	Explorer: +5 exploration turns per hour Doctor: +5% potency bonus

Tigereye Peak weapons and armor utilize the Balance element. The equipment available here is characterized by the benefits of high attack and high defense, but has the drawback of low durability.

Alchemists from Tigereye Peak have access to recipes for various species morphing potions suiting their village, including their rare native species: the Shifty. They can also uniquely make a Miracle Growth Potion, which increases the yield of a plant by 10%.