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All Items in Don’t Starve — Reference With Real Numbers

Updated 27 Oct 2026 Source Data parsed from dontstarve.wiki.gg (community wiki) and cached in src/data/ By Antewise Editorial
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There are 506 Items in Don’t Starve. The real question is never “what exists” but “which one fits the situation you are in” — so this page lays the full set out with the numbers that actually decide a pick, grouped so you can jump straight to the cluster that matches your run.

The full Items list

NameStackHp RestoredNotes
“Ballphin Free” TunaDoes not stack—“Ballphin Free” Tuna is an item found in the Shipwrecked DLC. When opened, it gives the player a Fish Steak. It cannot be crafted, but can be found either in treasure chests from Messages in Bottles or from breaking Crates with a Hammer for a small chance to drop.
Barbed Helm——The Barbed Helm is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together.
Ancient Stonework20—Ancient stonework from an unsealed archive.
Blubber SuitDoes not stack—The Blubber Suit is a Dress Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 4 Blubber, 2 Cloth and 2 Palm Leaf to craft, and an Alchemy Engine or a Sea Lab to prototype. The Sewing Kit repairs 62.5% of its durability. It also has a chance to be found in X Marks the Spot treasure chests.
Bandit Stash MapDoes not stack—The Bandit Stash Map is an Item exclusive to Hamlet DLC that is dropped by the Masked Pig upon death. If the player reads it, a red X appears on their Map indicating the location of a Secret Bandit Camp.
Ball Pein HammerDoes not stack—The Ball Pein Hammer is a craftable Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Treasure Hunting Tab, requires a Science Machine to prototype, and 2 Iron Ores and 1 Twig to craft.
Abigail’s FlowerDoes not stack—Abigail’s Flower is a character-specific item used by Wendy to summon the Ghost of her twin sister, Abigail. In Don’t Starve, Abigail is summoned by placing Abigail’s Flower on the ground.
Birds——TOC Birds are passive Mobs. They can be found in every Biome during the Day and Dusk. They fly down from off-screen and peck the ground for a few moments, then fly away. When they take flight, there is a chance that Seeds are left behind, unless it’s Winter or in Interiors. Birds will also be attracted to Seeds left on the ground. If the player or most other mobs get too close, birds will be frightened away. Birds won’t land on Sticky Webbing and will swiftly fly away if they already lands.
Banana Pop4020Banana Pop is a Crock Pot recipe introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is made from 1 Raw Banana, 1 Ice, and 1 Twig or Dorsal Fin. It is a great Sanity restoring food, as Ice can be plentiful from refining Hail during the Hurricane Season or using an Ice Maker 3000.
Bisque4060Bisque is a Fish Food Item exclusive to the the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be cooked in a Crock Pot by combining 3 raw Limpets and 1 Ice. It takes 20 seconds to cook and 10 Days to spoil.
Astral Detector——The Astral Detector is an Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. It requires 1 Moon Rock and 1 Thulecite to craft and requires the Blueprint unlocked by the Distilled Knowledge from a blue Fountain of Knowledge to prototype.
Ancient Tilework20—Ancient Tilework is a naturally generated and craftable turf exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in A Little Drama and QOL update. It can be found in Ruins or crafted in the Decorations Filter, after crafting the Ruins Turf Blueprints at the Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station. It constantly glows on the surface and changes its appearance depending on the Nightmare Cycle in the Caves.
Amberosia4010Amberosia is an Elemental Food Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. It can be cooked in a Crock Pot with 1 Collected Dust and any 3 fillers. It has the highest priority of any Crock Pot dish in the game: attempting to use Collected Dust with any recipe will always result in Amberosia.
Beard Hair Rug10—Beard Hair Rug is a craftable Turf Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC and Don’t Starve Together. It requires Beard Hair and Cut Grass to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Anti Venom40—Anti Venom is a Survival Tab item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires a Science Machine to prototype, and can be crafted using 1 Venom Gland, 3 Seaweed, and 2 Coral. It is used to remove the effects of Poison.
Ancient Flooring20—Ancient Flooring is a naturally generated and craftable turf exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in A Little Drama and QOL update. It can be found in Ruins or crafted in the Decorations Filter, after crafting the Ruins Turf Blueprints at the Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station. It constantly glows on the surface and changes its appearance depending on the Nightmare Cycle in the Caves.
Bird WhistleDoes not stack—For calling birds. Did you make it too big?
Ancient Brickwork20—Ancient Brickwork is a naturally generated and craftable turf exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in A Little Drama and QOL update. It can be found in Ruins or crafted in the Decorations Filter, after crafting the Ruins Turf Blueprints at the Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station. It constantly glows on the surface and changes its appearance depending on the Nightmare Cycle in the Caves.
Battle SpearDoes not stack—The Battle Spear is a melee Weapon added in the Reign of Giants DLC. It can only be crafted by Wigfrid, and she starts the game with it in her Inventory, along with the Battle Helm. The Battle Spear requires 2 Twigs, 2 Flint, and 2 Gold Nugget to craft and is available to craft at the beginning of the game.
Bioluminescence——Bioluminescence is a passive immobile Mob introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in Deep Oceans in groups of 12. It can be considered the aquatic version of Fireflies, and emits light during the night. It will not appear until dusk arrives, and will stay until dawn. It does however still persist during a Full Moon. Once found, it can be caught with Trawl Net or Net while it is visible. Unlike Fireflies, it won’t disappear when player character approaches, so they can be used as a permanent protection against Charlie.
Bamboo Patch——Bamboo Patches are plants introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. They are found commonly in the Jungle biome and can be cut down with a Machete to yield one Bamboo. They take 4 days to regrow and not affected by Winter cold.
Bed Roll——Bed Rolls are craftable items that can be used to sleep through the night. There are two types of bed rolls: Straw Rolls and Fur Rolls.
Alloy2010Alloy is a resource exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is obtained by refining Iron Ore in a Smelter and is required for several Crafting recipes. There is a 16.67% chance to spawn a single Alloy in the Secret Bandit Camp.
Ashy Turf10—Ashy Turf is one of the Turf items that appears in the Shipwrecked DLC, acquired by digging Volcano tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Blossomed Wreath——The Blossomed Wreath is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. Composed of the flowers of the flowering of life. Dropped in the middle of wave 10 from a random enemy unit with a 50% chance, a Magnificent Helm of Might can drop instead. If not dropped, it will fall guaranteed from the Great Crucible Hog Warrior.
Berry Bush——Berry Bushes are Plants commonly found in Grasslands and occasionally Forests. They can be harvested to receive 1 Berries, after which they will need from 3 to 5 Days to regrow (Rain will reduce this time). Berry Bushes can be dug up with a Shovel and replanted in a new location. Doing this will require the bush to be fertilized before it will regrow any new Berries. If the player tries to dig up a Berry Bush without fertilizing it, it will result in 2 Twigs and the bush’s destruction.
Blacksmith’s Edge——The Blacksmith’s Edge is a weapon added to The Forge event in Don’t Starve Together (an unlockable item in the 2018 Crucible). Dropped by the last warrior of wave 9. It is a melee weapon that deals 35 damage. While under Wigfrid’s Warcry or after landing 14 hits in a row, a character will jump up and deal 138 damage.
Bio Data40—Data is used to craft Circuits for WX-78.
Armor——
Birchnut401Birchnuts are Food items dropped from Birchnut Trees or Birchnutters in the Reign of Giants DLC. Like Pine Cones, Birchnuts can be planted to create a new Birchnut Tree. It takes from 2.5 to 5 minutes for them to grow from saplings into small trees. Birchnuts can alternatively be used as a food item by being cooked on a campfire and turned into a roasted Birchnut.
Axe/DSTDoes not stack—The Axe is a Tool that can be used to chop down Trees. It can be crafted at the beginning of the game with 1 Twig and 1 Flint. An Axe can also be used as a weapon, dealing 27.2 damage on each hit. With either usage, an Axe has enough durability for 100 swings. When used to chop down Trees, Axe requires 5 chops for small, 10 for medium, and 15 for large Trees. Dead or burnt Trees require only one swing. Currently, the amount of chopping required is independent of the type of the Tree.
Abigail’s Flower/DSTDoes not stack—In Don’t Starve Together Abigail’s Flower is crafted from 1 Mourning Glory and 1 Nightmare Fuel. It summons and unsummons Abigail and controls her aggressiveness; summoning restores 15 Sanity, unsummoning costs 15.
Berry Bush/DST——Berry Bushes are Plants commonly found in Grasslands and occasionally Forests. They can be harvested to receive 1 Berries, after which they will need from 3 to 5 Days to regrow (Rain will reduce this time). Berry Bushes can be dug up with a Shovel and replanted in a new location. Doing this will require the bush to be fertilized before it will regrow any new Berries. If the player tries to dig up a Berry Bush without fertilizing it, it will result in 2 Twigs and the bush’s destruction.
Bed Roll/DST——Bed Rolls are craftable items that can be used to sleep through the night. There are two types of bed rolls: Straw Rolls and Fur Rolls.
Beard Hair Rug/DST20—Beard Hair Rug is a craftable Turf Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC and Don’t Starve Together. It requires Beard Hair and Cut Grass to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Battle Spear/DSTDoes not stack—The Battle Spear is a melee Weapon added in the Reign of Giants DLC. It can only be crafted by Wigfrid, and she starts the game with it in her Inventory, along with the Battle Helm. The Battle Spear requires 2 Twigs, 2 Flint, and 2 Gold Nugget to craft and is available to craft at the beginning of the game.
Banana Pop/DST4020Banana Pop is a Crock Pot recipe introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is made from 1 Raw Banana, 1 Ice, and 1 Twig or Dorsal Fin. It is a great Sanity restoring food, as Ice can be plentiful from refining Hail during the Hurricane Season or using an Ice Maker 3000.
Ancient Sanctum Stonework20—Ancient stonework from the Sanctum.
Blue Moonlens——The Blue Moonlens is a Don’t Starve Together item made by placing a Blue Gem into a Cratered Moonrock. Dropped on the ground it appears on the map for everyone in that world, marking the spot even in unexplored areas.
Booty BagCan’t be held in the inventory—The Booty Bag is a type of Backpack introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be found floating in the Ocean in a random location, by digging up an X Marks the Spot, or as a reward for defeating the Quacken. In addition to providing 8 slots of storage, the Booty Bag generates a Dubloon up to once per day while being continuously worn.
Cat Tail20—The Cat Tail is an Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by Catcoons and can be used to craft a Cat Cap.
Cactus SpikeDoes not stack—The Cactus Spike is a Weapon introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is obtained by destroying an Elephant Cactus, found on the Volcano. It does 17 damage per hit and only lasts 5 uses. It can also be used to craft the Cactus Armor.
Bunny Puff40—A Bunny Puff can be obtained by killing a Bunnyman or by deconstructing a Rabbit Hutch underground with a Hammer or Deconstruction Staff. Bunny Puffs are not dropped by Rabbits.
Boat TorchDoes not stack—A Boat Torch is a craftable Item in the Shipwrecked and Hamlet DLC. It is made with 2 Twigs and 1 Torch. It can be used to provide light on a Boat, other than the Log Raft and the Raft which have no slots for Boat Lights. Boat Torches must be attached to a boat and turned on to provide light. It can be turned off to preserve its fuel. It cannot be refueled, and will disappear when its fuel is consumed.
Brain of ThoughtDoes not stack—The Brain of Thought is a craftable Hat Item from the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires an Alchemy Engine or Sea Lab to prototype, and 1 Brainy Matter, 1 Jellyfish, and 2 Ropes to craft. It is used to access hidden crafting recipes that have not been prototyped, including Volcanic Tab and Ancient Tab items, which cannot be prototyped and typically require being near an Obsidian Workbench or Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft, respectively. A Brain of Thought can be used to craft 4 items and /or Structures, after which it will disappear. Crafting a recipe with a Brain of Thought will not count as prototyping.
Box ThingDoes not stack—The Box Thing is an Item and one of four Things used on the Wooden Thing to travel to the next world. It spawns naturally in every world in its own Set Piece. It is surrounded by Stone Walls and Evil Flowers along with a Gnome and Spear on a small patch of Rocky Turf.
Boat LanternDoes not stack—A Boat Lantern is a craftable Boat attachment in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires a Science Machine to prototype and 1 Empty Bottle, 2 Twigs, and 1 Firefly to craft, and can be found in the Light Tab. It is also a reward from the Yaarctopus in exchange for Surf ‘n’ Turf.
Cave Rock Turf10—Cave Rock Turf is one of the Turf Items, acquired by digging Cave Rock Turf tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Cactus ArmorDoes not stack—The Cactus Armor is a craftable Armor introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be crafted with 1 Log Suit and 3 Cactus Spike, and requires an Alchemy Engine or Sea Lab to prototype.
Boat CannonDoes not stack—A Boat Cannon is a Weapon introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 5 Logs, 4 Gunpowder and 6 Coconuts to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. It can only be used while attached to a Boat’s light slot. It does 100 damage and uses 6.66% of its durability per shot, allowing 15 shots per cannon.
Carpeted Flooring10—Carpeted Flooring is a craftable Turf Item. It requires 1 Beefalo Wool and 1 Board to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. Like other turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Bug B’GoneDoes not stack—In case you don’t enjoy the company of bugs.
Cactus Flower408The Cactus Flower is a Vegetable Food Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is obtained along with Cactus Flesh when harvesting a Cactus only during Summer. It can be consumed raw or used to make Flower Salad in a Crock Pot. It is also used to craft a Floral Shirt.
Bulbous Lightbug20—The Bulbous Lightbug is a passive Mob exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. It spawns from a special variant of Light Flowers found in the Lunar Grotto biome.
Captain HatDoes not stack—Wear one. Your boat will respect you more.
Bush HatDoes not stack—The Bush Hat is a wearable Dress Item. It requires 1 Straw Hat, 1 Rope, and 1 Berry Bush to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The Berry Bush used in the recipe must be the “normal” bushy version shown in the crafting menu; the Leafy Berry Bush or the Juicy Berry Bush in the DLCs and Don’t Starve Together cannot be used for this recipe.
Cactus Flesh40-3Cactus Flesh is a Vegetable Food Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It can be harvested from Cactus at the cost of 6. Eating it raw will cost the player 5 Sanity and 3 Health.
Boat Repair KitDoes not stack—The Boat Repair Kit is a craftable Item can be used to repair Boats in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is crafted using 2 Boards, 2 Stingers, and 2 Ropes. It requires the Science Machine to prototype and can be found in the Nautical Tab.
Bottle LanternDoes not stack—The Bottle Lantern is a Light Tab item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires an Alchemy Engine to prototype, and an Empty Bottle and 2 Bioluminescence to craft. It acts as a portable light source which can be wielded or placed on the ground, similar to Lanterns from the base game or Reign of Giants. It also can be obtained by trading with Yaarctopus using one Caviar. If it is placed on the ground, it can be turned on and off at will. Bottle Lanterns can be refueled with Fireflies (+38.5%), Bioluminescence, Slurtle Slime, and Light Bulbs.
Broken Shell10—Broken Shell is an Item dropped by Slurtles, Snurtles, and Slurtle Mounds, when killed or destroyed. Broken Shells can be used to craft a Potted Fern.
Bone Key——The Bone Key is one of Woodlegs’ Keys in the Shipwrecked DLC. It opens Woodlegs’ cage at the Volcano and drops from a Watery Grave.
Books——Books are items craftable by Wickerbottom. They can be read several times at the cost of sanity to trigger several type of events. Only Wickerbottom and Maxwell can use the books, although Maxwell can only obtain them le
Blue Gem4010The Blue Gem is an item used to craft several Magical Items. It can be used to craft the Ice Staff, Chilled Amulet, and Purple Gem.
Carrot401A Carrot is a common Vegetable. It can most often be found growing naturally in the ground, but these won’t respawn after being picked. Carrots can also be Farmed by planting Seeds for a 31.6% chance of growing or using Carrot Seeds (Oblong Seeds), and they can be Cooked on a fire for extra health when eaten (see below) or used as an ingredient in several Crock Pot recipes.
Brick Flooring20—Individual bricks, brought together to serve a greater purpose.
Books/DST——This page refers to the items craftable by Wickerbottom. For Maxwell’s special item, see Codex Umbra. Books are items craftable by Wickerbottom. They can be read several times at the cost of sanity to trigger several type of events. The durability can be regenerated by storing the books in Bookcases. Only Wickerbottom and Maxwell can use the books to cast, although Maxwell has to pay a higher sanity penalty. Wurt can read the books to either gain or lose sanity but would not cast, trigger their effects.
Cat Tail/DST20—The Cat Tail is an Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by Catcoons and can be used to craft a Cat Cap.
Bush Hat/DSTDoes not stack—The Bush Hat is a wearable Dress Item. It requires 1 Straw Hat, 1 Rope, and 1 Berry Bush to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The Berry Bush used in the recipe must be the “normal” bushy version shown in the crafting menu; the Leafy Berry Bush or the Juicy Berry Bush in the DLCs and Don’t Starve Together cannot be used for this recipe.
Carpeted Flooring/DST20—Carpeted Flooring is a craftable Turf Item. It requires 1 Beefalo Wool and 1 Board to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. Like other turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel.
Bunny Puff/DST40—A Bunny Puff can be obtained by killing a Bunnyman or by deconstructing a Rabbit Hutch underground with a Hammer or Deconstruction Staff. Bunny Puffs are not dropped by Rabbits.
Cactus Flower/DST408The Cactus Flower is a Vegetable Food Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is obtained along with Cactus Flesh when harvesting a Cactus only during Summer. It can be consumed raw or used to make Flower Salad in a Crock Pot. It is also used to craft a Floral Shirt.
Carrot/DST401A Carrot is a common Vegetable. It can most often be found growing naturally in the ground, but these won’t respawn after being picked. Carrots can also be Farmed by planting Seeds for a 31.6% chance of growing or using Carrot Seeds (Oblong Seeds), and they can be Cooked on a fire for extra health when eaten (see below) or used as an ingredient in several Crock Pot recipes.
Cave Fumarole Turf20—The craggy stone floor of a fumey cave.
Boulderbough Seed401
Confetti Cannon KitDoes not stack—Start things off with a bang!
Cookie Crumbles400Winter’s Feast is a Christmas-themed event in Don’t Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign that first took place during the Winter Holiday Season 2016.
Deconstruction StaffDoes not stack—The Deconstruction Staff is a craftable Item found in the Ancient Tab. It requires at least a Broken Pseudoscience Station to craft, and costs 4 Nightmare Fuel, 2 Living Logs, and 2 Green Gems to craft. It also can randomly drop from an Ancient Pseudoscience Station when the latter is damaged with a Hammer, Gunpowder etc. Like all items from the Ancient Tab, Deconstruction Staves cannot be prototyped and can only be crafted within range of an Ancient Pseudoscience Station.
Deed of Home OwnershipDoes not stack—The Deed of Home Ownership is a purchasable Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It costs 50 Oincs at the Swinesbury City Hall and makes the Slanty Shanty available to the player. Reading the deed reveals the Slanty Shanty location on the Map.
CookpotDoes not stack—The cookpot is needed for cooking. Basically, soups, pasta and other dishes that require a bowl are prepared in the cauldron. The boiler can be obtained from the boiler kit. The cauldron has 3 slots for ingredients.
Darts——Darts are an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. Available immediately from characters such as Willow, Wilson, Wendy, Wes, and Webber.

Showing 80 of 506 Items; the analysis below covers the entire set from the cached data.

How the Items split by Stack

Does not stack (175)

“Ballphin Free” Tuna — Can be opened for Fish Steak.. Blubber Suit — Provides 100% protection against Wetness. Delays freezing during Winter.. Bandit Stash Map.

40 (96)

Banana Pop — Lowers temperature by 10 degrees over 10 seconds.. Bisque — x3 x1 |foodType = Meat |icon = Bisque.png |image = Bisque Dropped.png |crafting = Cooked in a Crock Pot. Amberosia — Thulecite’s secret ingredient..

20 (65)

Ancient Stonework — Ancient stonework from an unsealed archive.. Ancient Tilework — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Tilework |image = Ancient Tilework Dropped.png |icon = Ancient. Ancient Flooring — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Flooring |image = Ancient Flooring Dropped.png |icon = Ancient.

10 (53)

Beard Hair Rug — Some people just like to do art.. Ashy Turf. Cave Rock Turf.

Does not stack. (5)

Lucky Whistle — Blow the whistle on wild hounds.. Message in a Bottle — Reveals a treasure’s location on the Map.. Message in a Bottle/DST — (5%) x2-4.

5 (1)

Horn — (33%).

Can’t be held in the inventory (1)

Booty Bag — Found in Ocean.

20 |burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. (1)

Deciduous Turf/DST — A chunk of deciduous forest floor..

Does not stack|spawnCode=“gashat” (1)

Particulate Purifier — Keep nasty airborne particulates away!.

10|burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 45 sec. (1)

Sandy Turf.

The numbers at a glance

MetricValue
Total Items tracked506
With a written description270
Without a written description236
Does not stack — Stack175
40 — Stack96
20 — Stack65
10 — Stack53
Does not stack. — Stack5
5 — Stack1
Can’t be held in the inventory — Stack1
20 /burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. — Stack1
Does not stack/spawnCode=“gashat” — Stack1
10/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 45 sec. — Stack1
20/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. — Stack1
Cannot be stacked — Stack1
Average Hp Restored15.97
Max Hp Restored300
Min Hp Restored-3

What the Items data tells us

If you only remember one thing: the stack split is the fastest way to narrow 506 Items down. Does not stack is the largest group at 175 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 236 of the 506 entries have no written description in the source data — for those you are reading stats only, so trust the numbers, not assumptions.

By the numbers, the standouts are Magic Water with the highest Hp Restored (300). They set the ceiling for the whole Items set.

Entries worth a closer look

Bisque — x3 x1 |foodType = Meat |icon = Bisque.png |image = Bisque Dropped.png |crafting = Cooked in a Crock Pot |hpRestored = 60 |hungerRestored = 18.75 Ancient Tilework — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Tilework |image = Ancient Tilework Dropped.png |icon = Ancient Tilework.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 Ancient Flooring — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Flooring |image = Ancient Flooring Dropped.png |icon = Ancient Flooring.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 Ancient Brickwork — () |canBeBurned = 1 |icon = Ancient Brickwork.png |image = Ancient Brickwork Dropped.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 |ingredient2 = Birchnut — on Turf tnat can be planted. |foodType = Raw 32px| |name = Birchnut |icon = Birchnut.png |image = Birchnut Dropped.png |spawnCode = “acorn” Bulbous Lightbug — ×1 () |specialAbility = Emits light, follows players. |spawnFrom = in Lunar Grotto. |spawnCode = “lightflier” |spoil = 2 days |perk = Attracts Books — Books are items craftable by Wickerbottom. They can be read several times at the cost of sanity to trigger several type of events. Only Wickerbottom

As the source data describes one entry: “Provides 100% protection against Wetness. Delays freezing during Winter.”

Frequently asked questions

How many Items are covered on this page?

This reference is built from **80** of the 506 Items taken straight from the Don’t Starve data, so every row above is sourced rather than estimated.

Where does the Items data come from?

The figures are parsed from the Don’t Starve community wiki and cached in the site data files, then rendered here as a verified reference.

Is this Items list complete?

This page shows a capped sample of the 506 Items from the cached data; the numbers section below summarizes the entire set so you can see how the whole collection is sized.

How should I use this Don’t Starve reference?

Use the Stack split to jump straight to the cluster that matches your run, then read the descriptions to pick the best fit.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.