Hugh Plunkett
Pictured as Stephen Amell

Hugh is definitely the most responsible of the boys. He’s steady and grounded, and often very annoyed with the amount of projects and ideas Fred (and his mother) brings to the table. He’s constantly trying to get his father to work at the store rather than manage the farm and has in all but name, taken over the running of the farm. It is up to the player if he completed only his OWLs or his NEWTs as well.

Larkin Plunkett
Pictured as Max Theriot

Larkin is the fourth son of the Plunketts and the youngest of the three musketeers (Fred, Declan, and him). He is obsessed with cheese and as such is responsible for the cheese production on the farm. In addition to the cheese Larkin took over Fred’s abandoned idea of wine making and has been dappling in that over the past few years. Larkin is especially close with Declan. His personality is largely open.

Cole Plunkett
Pictured as Jörg Nink

Cole is the youngest of the Plunkett boys and lives up to his role as such. He is cheerful and unaware of the results of his actions. Like all the other boys he has been taught household skills, such as knitting and darning. Of all the boys he is the most likely to work in the General Store or to leave the family business should he so choose. If he works at the farm/store he is likely the one who is in charge of contracts with those who use their farm goods. It is up to the player if he has completed beyond his OWLs at school.

Elizabeth “Betty” Plunkett nee —
Pictured as Leslie Mann

Born and raised on the American frontier Betty is a firm believer in self sufficiency and has taught such skills to all her sons. She makes many of the goods for their General Goods store and is constantly looking for ways to add additional items. She is the reason for the beehives and sheep on the farm and has a running “joke” with Bert about purchasing their own silkworms to make silk. She spends much of her time at the store and is very invested in the lives of her sons.

Her best friend is @”Laurel Potts” and she has a pet ghost raccoon.

Bertram “Bert” Plunkett
Pictured as Kenneth Brangah

Bert is from a long line of British farmers. During school he met and befriended Basil Potts over their shared love of plants. After graduation he returned to the farm and focused mainly on the growing aspects of the farm. He traveled to the American frontier to discover how certain crops were grown there and met Betty. After a shotgun wedding he brought Betty home and they took over his father’s farm.

Now that he’s getting older his sons are trying to push him away from the farm and into the store. He’s had some chest pains, and perhaps a health scare, and is grumpy that his family may have a point.

Overall he’s a gruff but loving father and is trying to accept this old thing called love - oh and maybe to reign in his family when it comes to buying new animals. “No Fred, we do not need hogs on the farm!” "Not the silkworms again Betty!"

East Ridge Farm supplies many of the goods for the Plunkett General Goods and other businesses on High Street. This includes honey from their own beehives, cheese from their own cows, milk and eggs from their animals, wine from their vineyards, wool yarn that is spun by Mrs. Plunkett, furniture made by Declan, woven fabrics which Mrs. Plunkett weaves, giant pumpkins, many varieties of large produce, lotions and poultices of Mrs. Plunkett’s invention, apples from their orchards, and blueberries from plants Betty brought over when they married.
Additionally the General Store tries to carry local goods as well as foreign goods.

Bert Plunkett met his wife on a trip to the American plains to discover how to grow successful American crops. Betty lived in a small town on American frontier. It was love at first site, or maybe lust, we’ll leave that up to the reader. When Bert’s trip was nearing it’s close it was discovered that Betty was carrying his child. So with a great fuss in her town (something Bert’s thoroughly British family made sure did not make it across the pond) Bert was forced to marry Betty. He brought Betty back home with him where he made quick work of taking over the family farm.