If your Don’t Starve plan calls for a Does not stack Items, this is your shortlist: 80 of the 175 entries that all share that Stack. The table shows what each one actually does, so you can pick the one that fills the slot you need.
The full Items list
| Name | Stack | Hp Restored | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| “Ballphin Free” Tuna | Does 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. |
| Blubber Suit | Does 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 Map | Does 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 Hammer | Does 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 Flower | Does 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. |
| Bird Whistle | Does not stack | — | For calling birds. Did you make it too big? |
| Battle Spear | Does 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. |
| Axe/DST | Does 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/DST | Does 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. |
| Battle Spear/DST | Does 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. |
| Cactus Spike | Does 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. |
| Boat Torch | Does 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 Thought | Does 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 Thing | Does 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 Lantern | Does 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. |
| Cactus Armor | Does 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 Cannon | Does 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. |
| Bug B’Gone | Does not stack | — | In case you don’t enjoy the company of bugs. |
| Captain Hat | Does not stack | — | Wear one. Your boat will respect you more. |
| Bush Hat | Does 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. |
| Boat Repair Kit | Does 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 Lantern | Does 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. |
| Bush Hat/DST | Does 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. |
| Confetti Cannon Kit | Does not stack | — | Start things off with a bang! |
| Deconstruction Staff | Does 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 Ownership | Does 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. |
| Cookpot | Does 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. |
| Cutlass Supreme | Does not stack | — | The Cutlass Supreme is a craftable Weapon introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires a dead Swordfish, two Gold Nuggets and a Twig to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. A Cutlass Supreme deals 68 damage on hit, the same amount of damage as the Dark Sword, minus the sanity drain, and has 150 uses, making it more durable. It deals an additional 34 damage against Sealnado. |
| Cork Candle Hat | Does not stack | — | The Cork Candle Hat is a craftable Hat Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Light Tab, requires 4 Cork and 2 Iron Ore to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. It serves as a light source providing a slightly smaller radius of light than the Torch. |
| Cowl | Does not stack | — | The Cowl is a craftable Hat Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Light Tab, requires two Pig Skins, a Batilisk Wing and a Compass to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Cork Bat | Does not stack | — | The Cork Bat is a craftable Weapon exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Fight Tab, requires 3 Cork and Boards to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. Unlike other weapons, the Cork Bat has a noticeable delay between strikes, although the attack speed is faster than unarmed attacks. After each strike, the Cork Bat makes the player unable to move or act for a brief time, which puts the player into disadvantage as this can hinder the player’s ability to dodge enemy attacks in time. It should therefore be treated as cheap, readily available weapon if supplies aren’t available for superior choices. |
| Coconade | Does not stack | — | The Coconade is a throwable Weapon introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 1 Coconut, 1 Gunpowder and 1 Rope to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. A Coconade can be used as a ranged explosive weapon or it can be used as a placed explosive like Gunpowder. Coconades are possible rewards from X Marks the Spot treasure Chests, and can also be found in Steamer Trunks. |
| Codex Umbra | Does not stack | — | The Codex Umbra is a character-exclusive item that Maxwell starts the game with. |
| Demolition Permit | Does not stack | — | Destroy that den you’ve always talked about. |
| Cork Bowl Canoe | Does not stack | — | The Cork Bowl Canoe is a craftable Boat Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Nautical Tab. It requires 4 Cork and 1 Rope to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. Canoes have a sail slot for Sails or a Trawl Net, and a light slot for a Boat Lantern or Boat Torch. |
| Crank Thing | Does not stack | — | The Crank 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 Evil Flowers in a small patch of Savanna Turf along with a Pig House surrounded by 3 Spiky Trees and an Axe at 100%. |
| Codex Umbra/DST | Does not stack | — | The Codex Umbra is a character-exclusive item that Maxwell starts the game with. |
| Deconstruction Staff/DST | Does not stack | — | Turns crafted items and structures into their ingredient parts based on their remaining durability. Gem ingredients are not returned. |
| Dripple Pipes | Does not stack | — | The Dripple Pipes is a craftable musical instrument introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be found in the Magic Tab. It requires a Piratihatitator to prototype, and can be crafted using 1 Horn, 2 Nightmare Fuel, and 1 Rope. It has 5 uses. When used, it creates a light Rain for a half-day (4 minutes), unless it is Winter, in which it will create a light Snow instead. |
| Fashion Melon | Does not stack | — | The Fashion Melon is a wearable Dress Item in the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 1 Watermelon and 3 Twigs to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. |
| Executive Hammer | Does not stack | — | The Executive Hammer is an Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be acquired by opening the respective Royal Gallery Exhibit with a Royal Gallery Key in the Pig Queen Palace. |
| Fire Pump (Kit) | Does not stack | — | The Fire Pump is a craftable Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in Return of Them. It is found in the Seafaring Filter and requires 2 Boards and 1 Spittlefish to craft and a Think Tank to prototype. |
| Eyebrella | Does not stack | — | The Eyebrella is a Dress Item from the Reign of Giants DLC that equips to the head slot. It requires 1 Deerclops Eyeball, 15 Twigs, and 4 Bone Shards to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. A Sewing Kit repairs 55.5% of its durability. |
| Fancy Helmet | Does not stack | — | The Fancy Helmet is a craftable Armor Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Fight Tab, requires 3 Alloy and 3 Cork to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. |
| Dumbrella | Does not stack | — | The Dumbrella is a Dress Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC and its counterpart to the Eyebrella in the Reign of Giants DLC. It can be crafted with 2 Shark Gills, an Umbrella, and a Straw Hat, and requires an Alchemy Engine or Sea Lab to prototype. It can also be found within a Steamer Trunk. A Sewing Kit repairs 41% of its durability. |
| Disarming Tools | Does not stack | — | Disarming Tools are craftable Items exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. They are found in the Treasure Hunting Tab and can be crafted with 2 Iron Ores and 2 Cut Reeds. They do not require prototyping. It is also obtainable by trawling in the Lily Ponds with a small chance(1.96%). |
| Divining Rod | Does not stack | — | The Divining Rod is a Science item used for locating the Things and Maxwell’s Door. It requires 1 Twig, 4 Nightmare Fuel and 1 Gear to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Eyebrella/DST | Does not stack | — | The Eyebrella is a Dress Item from the Reign of Giants DLC that equips to the head slot. It requires 1 Deerclops Eyeball, 15 Twigs, and 4 Bone Shards to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. A Sewing Kit repairs 55.5% of its durability. |
| Fashion Melon/DST | Does not stack | — | The Fashion Melon is a wearable Dress Item in the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 1 Watermelon and 3 Twigs to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. |
| Live Eel | Does not stack | 3 | Eel is a Meat food item similar to Fish and can be fished in Wilds Ponds found in the Ruins and Ponds in the Toadstool setpiece. Drying an Eel on a Drying Rack will produce Small Jerky. It can also be used to replace Fish as a prerequisite in Crock Pot recipes. |
| Dragonfly Light Kit | Does not stack | — | An illuminating mast attachment. |
| Grassy Thing | Does not stack | — | The Grassy Thing is one of the four Things in Shipwrecked DLC. It is the Shipwrecked version of the Crank Thing. It can be used on the Wooden Platform Thing to create a portal to another Shipwrecked world. |
| Fishbone | Does not stack | — | The Fishbone is a naturally spawning Item and the Shipwrecked DLC’s counterpart to the Eye Bone. When it is picked up, it will summon Packim Baggims, the Shipwrecked version of Chester and Ro Bin. The Fishbone can spawn on any island, except the starting island. If Packim Baggims is killed, the Fishbone will take on a gray appearance. |
| Gold Pan | Does not stack | — | The Gold Pan is an 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 a Hammer to craft. |
| Glommer’s Flower | Does not stack | — | Glommer’s Flower is an Item found in the Reign of Giants DLC and in Don’t Starve Together. It is obtained on the night of a Full Moon at Glommer’s Statue where it will bloom, emitting light. Picking the flower will make the Glommer that spawned nearby follow the player as long as it is in the inventory, much like Chester. It can be used to craft the Old Bell and it is renewable, even if the statue is destroyed. The flower is viewed as edible by mobs and at danger of being eaten by Werepigs. |
| Glommer’s Wings | Does not stack | — | Glommer’s Wings are a nonperishable Item dropped by Glommer and used to craft the Old Bell. It is renewable as the player can obtain one each Full Moon by killing Glommer. |
| Floral Shirt | Does not stack | — | The Floral Shirt, also colloquially known as Hawaiian Shirt, is a craftable Dress item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 3 Papyrus, 3 Silk, and 5 Cactus Flowers to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It restores 3.3 Sanity/min and provides 240 points of protection from Overheating while worn. |
| Fryfocals | Does not stack | — | The Fryfocals are a Character-specific Hat Item craftable by Wagstaff through the Tinkering Tab. They are crafted with Spectoggles and a Red Gem. |
| Floral Shirt/DST | Does not stack | — | The Floral Shirt, also colloquially known as Hawaiian Shirt, is a craftable Dress item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 3 Papyrus, 3 Silk, and 5 Cactus Flowers to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It restores 3.3 Sanity/min and provides 240 points of protection from Overheating while worn. |
| Glommer’s Flower/DST | Does not stack | — | Glommer’s Flower is an Item found in the Reign of Giants DLC and in Don’t Starve Together. It is obtained on the night of a Full Moon at Glommer’s Statue where it will bloom, emitting light. Picking the flower will make the Glommer that spawned nearby follow the player as long as it is in the inventory, much like Chester. It can be used to craft the Old Bell and it is renewable, even if the statue is destroyed. The flower is viewed as edible by mobs and at danger of being eaten by Werepigs. |
| Glommer’s Wings/DST | Does not stack | — | Glommer’s Wings are a nonperishable Item dropped by Glommer and used to craft the Old Bell. It is renewable as the player can obtain one each Full Moon by killing Glommer. |
| Horned Helmet | Does not stack | — | The Horned Helmet is a wearable Armor Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC, crafted in the Fight Tab. It requires 1 Horn, 4 Seashells and 1 Rope to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It has 600 durability, absorbs 85% of physical damage, and protects against Poison from physical contact, for example by being hit by a Poison Snake, a Poison Mosquito, a Spider Warrior or a Yellow Crocodog. It also grants 35% Wetness resistance. |
| Iron Thing | Does not stack | — | The Iron Thing is one of the four Things in the Hamlet DLC. It is the Hamlet version of the Ring Thing. |
| Houndius Shootius | Does not stack | — | Houndius Shootius is a craftable Item found in the Ancient Tab. It requires 1 Guardian’s Horn, 1 Deerclops Eyeball, and 5 Thulecite to craft, and can only be crafted near an Ancient Pseudoscience Station. Like all items from the Ancient Tab, Houndius Shootius cannot be prototyped and Characters always need to be near an Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft them again. |
| Insulated Pack | Does not stack | — | An 8 slots container that halves the speed of food spoiling inside. |
| Hammer | Does not stack | — | The Hammer is a Tool that can be used to demolish Structures. The Hammer requires 3 Rocks, 3 Twigs, and 2 Rope to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. |
| House Expansion Permit | Does not stack | — | Add that den you’ve always talked about. |
| Halberd | Does not stack | — | The Halberd is a Melee Weapon exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be crafted in the Fight Tab using 1 Alloy and 2 Twigs. The Halberd can also be used as an Axe to chop Trees. |
| Howling Conch | Does not stack | — | The Howling Conch is a craftable Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Volcanic Tab and requires 4 Obsidian, 1 Purple Gem and 1 Magic Seal to craft. Like all items in the Volcanic Tab, it cannot be prototyped and the player must be near an Obsidian Workbench or wearing a Brain of Thought to craft it. |
| Infroggles | Does not stack | — | The Infroggles are a Character-specific Hat Item craftable only by Wagstaff. They are found in the Tinkering Tab, and require Spectoggles, an Electrical Doodad and two Torches to craft. While equipped as Wagstaff, the blurriness will be removed and everything on the screen will be infrared, causing all living things to glow bright pink (except for Clockworks and Shadow Creatures). For all other characters besides Wagstaff, the infrared effect will not work and their vision will become blurry. |
| Hibearnation Vest | Does not stack | — | The Hibearnation Vest is a Dress Item in the Reign of Giants DLC. It costs 1 Thick Fur, 1 Dapper Vest, and 2 Ropes to craft, and requires an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Harpoon | Does not stack | — | The Harpoon is a ranged Weapon in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be obtained from an exploding White Whale Carcass or can be found in X Marks the Spot treasure chests. When this weapon is used to attack, it will be thrown by the player and deal 200 damage upon hitting the target. The Harpoon will land next to its target and can be picked up. |
| Insulated Pack/DST | Does not stack | — | The Insulated Pack is a backpack from the Reign of Giants DLC, used to expand the character’s inventory. Having 8 inventory slots, perishable items contained within will spoil at half the speed, same as an Ice Box. It requires 1 Thick Fur, 1 Gears, and 1 Electrical Doodad to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Hibearnation Vest/DST | Does not stack | — | The Hibearnation Vest is a Dress Item in the Reign of Giants DLC. It costs 1 Thick Fur, 1 Dapper Vest, and 2 Ropes to craft, and requires an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Key to the City | Does not stack | — | The Key to the City is an Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be acquired by opening the respective Royal Gallery Exhibit with a Royal Gallery Key in the Pig Queen Palace. The Key to the City serves as a portable crafting station, unlocking the City Planning Tab when being held in the inventory or standing next to it. City Planning Tab is not accessible when one is in interior. Town Houses crafted with the Key to the City, will give 1 Oinc every 10 days, if My City Hall is built. |
| Life Giving Amulet | Does not stack | — | A Ghost that haunts this amulet will be revived. |
| Cookpot Kit | Does not stack | — | Everything you need to set up a cookpot. |
| Limestone Suit | Does not stack | — | The Limestone Suit is a craftable Armor item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 3 Limestone and 2 Rope to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. When worn it absorbs 70% of physical damage and restores 2 Sanity per minute. However, it reduces walking speed by 10%. It has 825 hit points. |
| Luxury Fan | Does not stack | — | The Luxury Fan is a Survival item in the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires an Alchemy Engine to prototype and costs 5 Down Feathers, 2 Cut Reeds, and 2 Ropes to craft. |
| Lucky Hat | Does not stack | — | The Lucky Hat is a craftable item in the Shipwrecked DLC, exclusive to Woodlegs. It can be found in the Nautical Tab and requires 4 Bone Shards, 3 Cloth and 10 Dubloons to be crafted. While equipped, it will reveal a new X Marks the Spot treasure every 800 seconds (slightly more than 1 Day and a half). |
Showing 80 of 175 Items; the analysis below covers the entire set from the cached data.
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Items tracked | 175 |
| With a written description | 125 |
| Without a written description | 50 |
| Does not stack — Stack | 175 |
| Average Hp Restored | 134.33 |
| Max Hp Restored | 300 |
| 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 175 Items down. Does not stack is the largest group at 80 of the 175 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 50 of the 175 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
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As the source data describes one entry: “Provides 100% protection against Wetness. Delays freezing during Winter.”