Rarity
The eight rarity tiers in Caramel, their colors, and what rarity means for crops, fish, and finds.
Rarity tells you how uncommon an item is. Items such as crops, fish, tools, furniture, and boosts each have one of eight tiers, from Common to Transcendent.
You see rarity as a colored tag on item tooltips, in shops, and in the Encyclopedia. The name of an item in a pickup message uses the same color.
The Eight Tiers
| Tier | Color | Example crop |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Grey |  Wheat |
| Uncommon | Green |  Potato |
| Rare | Blue |  Grapes |
| Epic | Purple |  Great Pumpkin |
| Legendary | Orange |  Cabbage |
| Mythical | Red |  Moonpetal |
| Divine | Gold |  Starwhisper |
| Transcendent | Cream |  Fernwhisper |
What Rarity Affects
- Crops. A higher rarity means a pricier seed. The priciest seeds also show up in Maya’s shop less often and in smaller amounts.
- Fishing. Rare or better fish play a different bite sound, and their rarity shows in the fishing minigame. See Fishing.
- Finds. Rare or better fish get a special catch effect. Finding a Mythical or rarer treasure earns the Against All Odds achievement.
- Quests. Some quests ask for items of a minimum rarity, such as rare-or-better crops or uncommon-or-better fish. See Quests.
- Sorting. You can sort your inventory by rarity. See Inventory.
Sparkling and golden harvests are not rarity tiers. They are special harvests with their own rules. See Sparkling and Golden Crops.
Tips
- Check an item’s rarity in the Encyclopedia before you set out for a quest that asks for a minimum tier.