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Hats
The hats the store actually names
Sources checked English Steam store page and appdetails for AppID 2860490 on 12 Nov 2026. The official site was checked the same day and does not add a class list.
In the store's words, hats carry the goddess's power, and the hat you wear determines your Job Class. You can swap hats to match the situation.
Named examples for the player are Farmers and Lumberjacks, then Warriors and Mages. The store says you choose from more than 20 Job Classes.
A villager's hat is their job. The same page names a Farmer, a Chef, and a Guard. It also says each villager has unique traits, and it does not list those traits.
There is no class table: no skills, no stat lines, no unlock order. Blessings are a separate system, described on the guide page.
Hats are the class system. The store is explicit about the rule and sparing about the roster. This page copies the rule and the examples, and it stops.
The rule
The feature heading is “Pick Your Hat, Change Your Job Class.”
In this world, hats carry the goddess’s power. The hat you wear determines your Job Class.
The next sentences sort the examples into two bands and then give the count:
- Gathering and crafting professions, “like Farmers and Lumberjacks.”
- Combat roles, “like Warriors and Mages.”
- “Choose from more than 20 Job Classes.”
- You can experiment, swap hats to match the situation, and look for a playstyle.
“Like” matters. Farmer, Lumberjack, Warrior, and Mage are examples inside a claim of more than 20. They are the entire player-facing name list in the English about text. The official site’s English SPEC block does not add another name.
Store art shows characters in wide straw hats on the farm and in other brims during fights. The inventory screenshot on this page’s banner includes hat-shaped icons in the grid. Those pictures support “you wear a hat.” They do not label a class on the icon.
Villager hats
A second block, “Team Up with Your Villagers and Assign Them Jobs,” uses the same object for a different person. Assigning a hat to a villager is how they get a job.
The sentence names three:
| Example in the store sentence | What that sentence says they do |
|---|---|
| Farmer | Tilling and harvesting the fields |
| Chef | Keeping everyone fed |
| Guard | Defending the village from invading monsters |
Farmer appears in both the player examples and the villager sentence. Chef and Guard appear in the villager sentence and are not repeated in the “more than 20 Job Classes” sentence. This page does not decide whether Chef and Guard are two of the 20, or village-only roles. Steam did not say.
The same paragraph says villagers you bring along “each with their own unique traits and strengths.” No trait list follows. The party screenshot shows several portraits with different hats beside a field. The names in that UI are Japanese. They are not added here as an English class list.
How the village uses those jobs day to day is on Village. The Guard line is the one defensive assignment the store connects to monster attacks, which is the subject of Demon King.
Blessings are not hats
Attack buffs, recovery, and elemental attributes come from prayers at Goddess Statues. That system is written up under Blessings. The store presents it as a stack you build on top of play, and it presents the hat as the thing that sets the Job Class. Nothing on the page says a blessing replaces a hat, or that a hat is a blessing.
Sources and last check
English Steam store page and appdetails for AppID 2860490 on 12 Nov 2026. The official site was checked the same day and does not add a class list. Where a number comes from a patch post and this site has not confirmed it in a current client, the page says so.