Carver's Camp

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Carver's Camp (ウードマン Woodman) was founded by the lumberjack Carver, a refugee from Vale. The village is home to a Lumberjack Association, likely headed by Carver. They maintain the roads through the Goma Highlands as well as the ancient Gondolas built by the Jenei.

Story

Matthew's party comes here to find Kraden, and are met with an interesting quandary: A Psynergy Vortex has blown up the bridge and a child hangs onto the rubble for dear life. Matthew uses Whirlwind to get the kid out of his jam, and then Carver comes to talk to the party, passing on Kraden's message to go south to the Konpa Ruins. He opts to head to the other side of the bridge in one of their falling-apart gondolas—the only ones they have—and manages to cross the chasm with the help of his friends' Grip Psynergy.

Collectibles

Djinn

• Chill (Mercury)

Vendors

The Carver's Camp Inn is in the same building as the shop by the southern exit, and costs four coins per party member to stay.

Shops of Carver's Camp
Weapons
Item	Class	Cost	Effect
Long Sword.gif Long Sword (weapon)	Long Sword	200	Attack +14
Battle Axe	Axe	280	Attack +24
Short bow.gif Short Bow	Bow	300	Attack +11
Artifacts
Magic Rod	Staff	380	Attack +16
Armor
Item	Class	Cost	Effect
Travel Vest	Clothing	50	Defense +7
Wooden Shield	Shield	40	Defense +6
Padded Gloves	Gloves	10	Defense +2
Circlet	Circlet	120	Defense +6
Items
Item	Class	Cost	Effect
Herb	Consumable Item	10	Restores 50 HP to one Adept
Antidote	Consumable Item	20	Cures Poison and Venom from one Adept

Trivia

• Although not normally accessible, the eastern half of Carver's Camp is fully coded - including the inside of the building - and can be explored if reached. There is even a small puzzle involving a rolling log, suggesting that, at some point, Camelot planned on including some way for players to cross the chasm normally. Players can explore this area themselves either by using a hacking device or taking advantage of the Endless Wall glitch, although in the latter case it becomes impossible to leave.
  • Examining the stove or cabinet inside the house gives players the text "It is translating."
• The signs throughout the nearby highlands and lumberyards are signed by Carver in the English-language version of the game. However, in the Japanese-language version, it is the ウードマン木こり組合 or Woodman Lumberjack Association that set up the signs throughout the hills.

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