World · town around the counter
Moonlighter 2 Tresna
Moonlighter 2 Tresna is the hub village where Will reopens the Moonlighter after being stranded. Moloch, the interdimensional collector, has claimed Will’s homeland; the Endless Vault in the plaza is framed as the path to reclaim it. Official copy names locals such as a blacksmith and a witch. Community guides name Andrei as Tresna’s blacksmith at the Forge for weapons and armor, and Tomo at Trade Research by the Dimensional Gate for radar and research upgrades. Those community names are how players currently label the stalls; treat them as guide language, not a second official roster. Night lighting turns the shop navy; day lighting is warm wood and cream paper. Village grammar is shop, gate, cube. Official locals are a blacksmith and a witch. Community guides add Andrei, Tomo, and K33P3R as stall labels. Bloblets are rescue companions from Blob-Life.
Hub village after the stranding
Steam, Nintendo, and PlayStation copy agree on the village name. The stranded-merchant pitch is the same on Digital Sun’s game page: Will reopens a shop in Tresna and dives through dimensions for relics. That sentence is why this hub page exists separately from the shop desk and the vault cube. Will is a merchant-adventurer returning from the first Moonlighter, now working a 3D isometric shop instead of the 2D pixel counter. The wide home-desk still of wooden houses and clotheslines is the day view; this page’s blue cliffside shop still is the night view with a mini-map pip. Wrong Home is meeting Moloch. Wishing Well is meeting the cube. Both stamps happen in town, not in a dimension. Do not import Moonlighter 1 familiar or dungeon names into Tresna streets. The shop building is the Moonlighter; the portal is the Dimensional Gate; the cube is the Endless Vault. Those three objects are the village grammar. Day view is the wide wooden town on the home desk. Night view is this blue cliffside shop still. Both are Tresna. Do not import Moonlighter 1 dungeon names into the streets.
Named desks in town
Official copy stops at a blacksmith and a witch. No first-party resident roster was published at the 1.0 capture, so this desk will not invent extra names just to fill a census. TechRaptor and other community guides name Andrei at the Forge and Tomo at Trade Research. K33P3R is the robotic chest inside the shop for Merchant Progression. Keep the sourcing honest in prose: those three names are how current guides label the stalls, and they are locked terms so translations will not invent new ones. If Digital Sun publishes an NPC list, replace the community labels with that list and a new capture time. Until then, use Andrei when you mean the Forge, Tomo when you mean radar upgrades, and K33P3R when you mean the shop chest. Do not build slug pages for them. Andrei means Forge. Tomo means radar research by the gate. K33P3R means the shop chest. None of them get slug pages until a first-party roster exists.
Rescue companions
Bloblets are rescue companions added in the Blob-Life update on 20 May 2026. Achievements track the first rescue, twenty rescues, a rescue center, and adopting all of them. Shop Level 5’s extra slot is how a rescued Bloblet stays on the counter during the day shift. Pet the Bloblet is hidden on the public Steam page until unlocked. The companion still lives on the shop page because it is furniture-plus-pet UI; this page only needs the rule that Bloblets belong to Tresna rescue work, not to Moonlighter 1 familiar taxonomy. The library hero still of Will running toward a desert village is the second image on this route: it is the arrival view of the same town the blue shop sits in. Rescue stamps are first, twenty, rescue center, and adopt-all. The extra shop slot is 1.0. The library hero still on this route is the arrival view of the same village.
