Don’t Starve has 506 items in the data, and knowing what each one does before you waste resources crafting it is the difference between thriving and starving. The table samples items with their real type and perk.
The items reference
| Item | Type | Perk | Stack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bisque | — | Bisque 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. | 40 |
| Ancient Tilework | — | 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. | 20 |
| Ancient Flooring | — | 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. | 20 |
| Ancient Brickwork | — | 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. | 20 |
| Birchnut | — | Birchnuts 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. | 40 |
| Bulbous Lightbug | — | 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. | 20 |
| 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 | — |
| Old Coin | — | There is a trade and market relationship in the Gorge. Humanoids of one kind or another may offer the survivalists items or resources that can help satisfy the insatiable Maw. The inhabitants of The Gorge use small disc- | 40 |
| Jet Feather | — | Feathers are Items obtained by killing Birds. There are three feather types; Jet Feather, Crimson Feather, and Azure Feather. They can be obtained by killing birds by weapons or by “Murdering” them in the inventory after | 40 |
| Gold Nugget | — | A Gold Nugget is a mineral in Don’t Starve. It is a required item for many Crafting recipes | 20 |
| Floral Shirt | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Grim Galette | — | The Grim Galette is a Warly-specific Vegetable Food Item cooked in the Portable Crock Pot that is exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. It requires two Nightmare Fuel, a Potato and an Onion to cook. Upon consuming a Grim Galette, the player’s current Health and Sanity percentage values are swapped. | 40 |
| Hammer | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Inedibles | — | Inedible is one of the Food Value that can be used to cook in the Crock Pot. Many Crock Pot recipes have restrictions on the amount of Inedible items they accept, while some require a specific Inedible item as ingredient | — |
| Items | — | Items are anything which can be picked up and carried around (as opposed to objects, which are stationary). Items can be found by foraging, mining, farming, fishing or killing mobs, except for a select few which are char | — |
| Milkmade Hat | — | The Milkmade Hat is an item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. It is obtained by cooking 1 raw Naked Nostrils, 1 raw Kelp Fronds, 1 Dairy, and due to its high priority any filler except Collected Dust. It takes 40 seconds to cook and will only perish while equipped. | — |
| Obsidian Axe | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Pig Skin | — | A Pig Skin can be obtained by killing a Pig, Werepig, or Guardian Pig, or by Hammering/Deconstructing a Pig Head or Pig House. | 40 |
| Rabbit/DST | — | A Rabbit is a passive Mob commonly found in Grassland, Forest, and Savanna biomes. They drop 1 Morsel when killed, while their Beardling counterparts can drop Monster Meat, Nightmare Fuel, or Beard Hair. Rabbits are cowardly creatures and will run away screaming if the player gets too close. They will also run straight to their Rabbit Holes at dusk or if they witness the death of a nearby Rabbit. Digging up a Rabbit Hole with a Shovel will evict any Rabbit inside and prevent them from hiding again, but Rabbit Holes will not respawn and thus can’t produce more Rabbits. | Does not stack |
| Snakeskin Hat | — | A Snakeskin Hat is a craftable Dress Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is the DLC’s version of the Rain Hat. It requires 1 Snakeskin, 1 Straw Hat, and 1 Bone Shard to craft and an Alchemy Engine or Sea Lab to prototype. The Sewing Kit repairs 62.5% of its durability. | Does not stack |
| Snakeskin Jacket | — | The Snakeskin Jacket is a craftable Dress Item introduced in the Shipwrecked. It is the DLC’s version of the Rain Coat. It requires 2 Snakeskins, 2 Vines, and 2 Bone Shards to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. The Sewing Kit repairs 62.5% of its durability. | Does not stack |
| Telelocator Staff | — | The Telelocator Staff is a magical item created from the Magic tab. It requires a Shadow Manipulator to prototype, and costs 2 Living Logs, 4 Nightmare Fuel and 2 Purple Gems to craft. The staff has 5 uses and each use costs 50 Sanity. Using it in the Caves or Ruins triggers an Earthquake with every cast. | Does not stack |
| Watermelon | — | Watermelon is a Fruit Food item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It can be harvested from a Farm with an 11% percent chance of being grown from Seeds. It can be used as an ingredient in several Crock Pot recipes, particularly Melonsicles. Feeding a Watermelon to a Bird in a Birdcage will produce 1–2 Watermelon Seeds (Square Seeds). In Don’t Starve Together, you will always get 1 Watermelon Seed. When eaten, it will also decrease the perceived temperature by 40 degrees for 5 seconds. | 20 |
| Trident | — | The Trident is a melee weapon available in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can only be obtained by using a Trawl Net in the Deep Ocean, or in the Medium Ocean during Hurricane or Dry Season. On land, the Trident deals the same amount of damage as a Spear (34). However, the Trident deals triple damage (102) while the player Character is on a boat, making it the best melee weapon to use on the Ocean. The Trident has 150 uses and cannot be repaired. | — |
| Twigs | — | Twigs are one of the first Items acquired at the start of a new default game and are needed to craft many tools and other useful items, making them one of the most important crafting materials in Don’t Starve. | 40 |
| Wood Wall | — | The Wood Wall is the third strongest of the four Walls, a craftable Item, and Structure that prevents the player’s and Mobs’ movement. It can be crafted with 2 Boards and 1 Rope, yielding 8 Wood Walls, and requires a Science Machine to prototype. | — |
| Carrot | — | A 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. | 40 |
| Carrot/DST | — | A 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. | 40 |
| Meated Nettles | — | The Meated Nettles are a Food Item exclusive to Hamlet. They can be cooked in a Crock Pot with at least two Nettles and a Meat value of at least one. Filler cannot be Inedibles. Adding Honey will result in Honey Nuggets. Adding more than one Monster Food will result in Monster Lasagna. | 40 |
| Mandrake | — | A Mandrake is a very rare, passive Mob found in Grasslands. They are very useful, and on average only 2-5 Mandrakes will spawn per World. Mandrakes cannot be farmed and there is a limited number of them in a world. They often spawn together in the same area, so finding one will usually result in finding them all. | — |
| Non-renewable resources | — | This page lists all non-renewable items in the game that can be used up or their only sources can be depleted. This does not include items and structures further crafted from these items. Nearly all resources which were | — |
| Sticky Webbing | — | Turf Overlay is a type of turf that can be placed over other turf. The same type of overlay turf can’t be stacked, but different types of overlay turf can be. Sticky Webbing | — |
| Forging Hammer | — | The Forging Hammer is an melee Weapon Item exclusive to The Forge event in Don’t Starve Together. It is available immediately from strength-based characters such as Wolfgang, WX-78, and Winona. | — |
| Brain of Thought | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Deconstruction Staff/DST | — | Turns crafted items and structures into their ingredient parts based on their remaining durability. Gem ingredients are not returned. | Does not stack |
| Clothes | — | : This article is about the gameplay affecting items. For the cosmetic clothes in Don’t Starve Together, see Skins. | — |
| Dumbrella | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Turfs | — | Turfs are floor and ground-tile items. They can be dug up with a Pitchfork and used for decoration or fuel; turfs can fuel every structure except the Night Light. Turfs cannot be used to fertilize plants. | — |
| Fashion Melon | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Obsidian Spear | — | The Obsidian Spear is a craftable Weapon exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 1 Spear, 3 Obsidian, and 1 Dragoon Heart to craft. It can also be found as a reward from X Marks the Spot treasure chests. Like all items in the Volcanic Tab, it cannot be prototyped and the player must be wearing a Brain of Thought or be near an Obsidian Workbench to craft it again. | Does not stack |
| Thulecite Crown | — | Frequently, hits on this crown will cause it to create an impenetrable barrier for a short time. | Does not stack |
| Iron Key | — | The Iron Key is one of Woodlegs’ Keys in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is dropped by the Quacken, as long as it is not already present in the world. Woodlegs’ Keys are used to free Woodlegs from his cage at the Volcano. | — |
| Summer Frest | — | The Summer Frest is a craftable Dress Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 1 Rope, 3 Crimson Feathers, and 2 Pig Skins to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. It restores 2 Sanity/min while worn and provides 120 points of protection from Overheating and slight protection from Wetness. A fresh Summer vest lasts 8 days, with a Sewing Kit repairs 62.5% of its durability. | Does not stack |
| Summer Frest/DST | — | The Summer Frest is a craftable Dress Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 1 Rope, 3 Crimson Feathers, and 2 Pig Skins to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. It restores 2 Sanity/min while worn and provides 120 points of protection from Overheating and slight protection from Wetness. A fresh Summer vest lasts 8 days, with a Sewing Kit repairs 62.5% of its durability. | Does not stack |
| Thulecite Medallion/DST | — | The Thulecite Medallion is an Ancient item. It requires 2 Nightmare Fuel, 2 Thulecite, and a Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft. Like all items from the Ancient Tab, the Thulecite Medallion cannot be prototyped and Characters need to be near a Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft it again. | Does not stack |
| Fashion Melon/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Obsidian Armor | — | The Obsidian Armor is an armor from the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 1 Log Suit, 5 Obsidian and 1 Dragoon Heart to craft. Like all items in the Volcanic Tab, it cannot be prototyped and the player must be wearing a Brain of Thought or be near an Obsidian Workbench to craft it again. | Does not stack |
| Cactus Armor | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Scalemail/DST | — | Scalemail is an Armor Item from the Reign of Giants DLC, crafted in the Fight Tab. It requires 1 Scales, 1 Log Suit, and 3 Pig Skin to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. | Does not stack |
| Surfboard | — | The Surfboard is a Boat item in the Shipwrecked DLC, and is exclusive to Walani. Walani starts the game with it in her inventory, and is the only character able to craft it. It can be crafted with 1 Board and 2 Seashells from the Nautical Tab. | Does not stack |
| Blubber Suit | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Scalemail | — | Wrapped in the scales of the Dragonfly, it makes you immune to fire. | Does not stack |
| Insulated Pack | — | An 8 slots container that halves the speed of food spoiling inside. | Does not stack |
| Sleek Hat | — | The Sleek Hat is a craftable Hat Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Dress Tab, requires a Coconut, 2 Vines and a Shark Fin to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The hat, when worn, makes the Player Speed 25% faster (similar to the speed of the Walking Cane), and provides 50% resistance against Strong Winds. It lasts 3 Days when worn, a Sewing Kit repairs it to full durability. The increased speed also applies to boats while sailing. | Does not stack |
| Floral Shirt/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Brick Flooring | — | Individual bricks, brought together to serve a greater purpose. | 20 |
| Eyebrella | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Eyebrella/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Horned Helmet | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Ice Floe | — | The Ice Floe is a unique area exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in the From Beyond updates. It is a remote island located far out into the Ocean and accessible only by Boat or using Woodie’s Weregoose form or soul hopping as Wortox. | — |
| Snurtle Shell Armor | — | One can tuck inside this hard shell to survive any assault. | Does not stack |
| Snurtle Shell Armor/DST | — | One can tuck inside this hard shell to survive any assault. | Does not stack |
| Substrate Extrapolator | — | Make the Ocean smaller! Permanently. Restrictions apply. | 20 |
| Weather Pain | — | The Weather Pain is a ranged Weapon from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 10 Down Feathers, 1 Volt Goat Horn, and 1 Gears to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. | Does not stack |
| Weather Pain/DST | — | The Weather Pain is a ranged Weapon from the Reign of Giants DLC. It requires 10 Down Feathers, 1 Volt Goat Horn, and 1 Gears to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. | Does not stack |
| Insulated Pack/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Windbreaker | — | The Windbreaker is a craftable Dress Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 2 Blubber, 1 Rope, and 1 Cloth to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The Sewing Kit repairs 33.3% of its durability. | Does not stack |
| Spelunker’s Bridge Kit | — | Suspend your disbelief and cross that bottomless pit. | 10 |
| Banana Pop | — | Banana 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. | 40 |
| Abigail’s Flower/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Banana Pop/DST | — | Banana 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. | 40 |
| 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. | — |
| Green Moonlens | — | The Green Moonlens is a Don’t Starve Together item made by placing a Green 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. | — |
| Ice | — | Ice is a Food item in the Reign of Giants DLC, obtained by mining Mini Glaciers. It can be used to craft various temperature-reducing items, added to an Ice Cube to repair it, eaten to reduce the player’s temperature by 40 degrees for 7.5 seconds, or used to extinguish Fire and smoldering objects. Ice is also used in a few Crock Pot recipes, or can be used as a filler, much like Twigs. | 40 |
| Ice/DST | — | Ice is a Food item in the Reign of Giants DLC, obtained by mining Mini Glaciers. It can be used to craft various temperature-reducing items, added to an Ice Cube to repair it, eaten to reduce the player’s temperature by 40 degrees for 7.5 seconds, or used to extinguish Fire and smoldering objects. Ice is also used in a few Crock Pot recipes, or can be used as a filler, much like Twigs. | 40 |
| Purple Moonlens | — | The Purple Moonlens is a Don’t Starve Together item made by placing a Purple 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. | — |
| Red Moonlens | — | The Red Moonlens is a Don’t Starve Together item made by placing a Red 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. | — |
| Terrarium | — | The Terrarium is an item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together and introduced in the An Eye for An Eye update. It can be found in a Conspicuous Chest that randomly spawns in a Forest. It is used to summon the Eye of Terror boss, which is done by dropping it on the ground, touching it, and waiting until nightfall (or touching it at night). | Does not stack. |
| Stone Egg | — | The Stone Egg is an naturally spawning Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found at the BFB’s nest and can be grown slowly until hatching into Ro Bin along with the Ro Bin Gizzard Stone. It will take 3 days for the egg to hatch, so long as it stays within the required heat conditions. | Does not stack |
| Life Giving Amulet | — | A Ghost that haunts this amulet will be revived. | Does not stack |
| 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. | — |
| Moon Quay Beach Turf | — | A patch of sand, with a faint scent of bananas. | 20 |
| Sea Sack | — | The Sea Sack is a Backpack introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC, used to expand the character’s inventory. It reduces the rate of spoilage of perishable items contained within by 50% (making such items last twice as long). It requires 5 Seaweeds, 2 Vines, and 1 Shark Gills to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The Sea Sack functions identically to the Insulated Pack from the Reign of Giants DLC except that it can float on the ocean. | Does not stack |
| Thulecite Medallion | — | The Thulecite Medallion is an Ancient item. It requires 2 Nightmare Fuel, 2 Thulecite, and a Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft. Like all items from the Ancient Tab, the Thulecite Medallion cannot be prototyped and Characters need to be near a Broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft it again. | Does not stack |
| Sap | — | The Sap is an item exclusive to The Gorge event in Don’t Starve Together. | 40 |
| Bug B’Gone | — | In case you don’t enjoy the company of bugs. | Does not stack |
| Demolition Permit | — | Destroy that den you’ve always talked about. | Does not stack |
| Sawhorse | — | Quit horsing around and make some furniture. | — |
| Ancient Stonework | — | Ancient stonework from an unsealed archive. | 20 |
| Bird Whistle | — | For calling birds. Did you make it too big? | Does not stack |
| Iridescent Gem | — | Transmute Many Gems into an Iridescent Gem. | 40 |
| Luxury Fan | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Lucky Hat | — | 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). | Does not stack |
| Luxury Fan/DST | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Shell Beach Turf | — | A soft patch of sand scattered with shells. | 20 |
| Silver Necklace | — | The Silver Necklace is a wearable Item exclusive to Wilba in the Hamlet DLC. If Wilba is wearing it during a Full Moon, during the Aporkalypse, or after eating 2 monster foods, she will not transform into her Werepig form. | Does not stack |
| Captain Hat | — | Wear one. Your boat will respect you more. | Does not stack |
| Seed of Ruin | — | The Seed of Ruin is an item exclusive to Don’t Starve and its DLCs that allows you to completely regenerate the Caves. It is dropped by the Ancient Guardian. | — |
| Bio Data | — | Data is used to craft Circuits for WX-78. | 40 |
| Message in a Bottle | — | A Message in a Bottle is a naturally spawning Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be found lying on Beaches or floating in the Ocean, and appears as a regular bottle with a piece of paper inside. Once the message has been read, it will turn into an Empty Bottle. | Does not stack. |
| Packet of Blue Seeds | — | Unusual crop seeds. Plant in tilled soil. | — |
| Nightmarish Bird Whistle | — | Strikes fear into even the biggest birds. | Does not stack |
| Poison Balm | — | The excruciating pain means it’s working. | 40 |
| Orange Moonlens | — | The Orange Moonlens is a Don’t Starve Together item made by placing a Orange 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. | — |
| Tropical Parasol | — | The Tropical Parasol is the Shipwrecked version of the Pretty Parasol. It is also found in the Survival Tab, is always available to craft, but instead of using Cut Grass, it requires 3 Palm Leaves to craft. Similar to the Pretty Parasol, it is an easier to craft replacement for the Umbrella. | Does not stack |
| Flint | — | ×2 (,),Earthquake (75%):(20%:: (,) ≈10%, | 40 |
| Gold Flooring | — | Set the groundwork for a new golden age. | 20 |
| House Expansion Permit | — | Add that den you’ve always talked about. | Does not stack |
| Cookpot Kit | — | Everything you need to set up a cookpot. | Does not stack |
| Magnifying Glass | — | See things from a different perspective. | Does not stack |
| Tar Lamp | — | A light for your hand, or for your boat! | — |
| Willow’s Lighter/DST | — | Burns through the night and in the rain. | Does not stack |
| Ball Pein Hammer | — | 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. | Does not stack |
| Cave Fumarole Turf | — | The craggy stone floor of a fumey cave. | 20 |
| Cutlass Supreme | — | 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. | Does not stack |
Showing 120 of 506 items; the analysis below covers the full set.
Item categories
Items split into food, tools, weapons, armour and materials. The type column tells you at a glance what a craft is for; the perk column tells you what it actually does. Reading both before crafting saves you from dead-end recipes.
How perks read
A perk line is the item whole value — it might restore hunger, grant light, or stack with a recipe. The numbers section breaks the item pool down by type so you can see which categories dominate your crafting.
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total items tracked | 506 |
| Unknown | 506 |
| With a written description | 338 |
| Average description length (words) | 6 |
Quick counts:
- The dataset tracks 120 of the 506 items.
- The largest group is Unknown at 120 of the 506.
What the data tells us
Across the 120 of the 506 items in the source data, 338 (67%) carry a written description or perk you can read. With 506 entries on record, the table above is the fastest way to compare them without guessing. Scanning the perk and description text, the most repeated themes are sanity (19), light (16), fire (13), damage (12), food (11), hunger (10). Use those words to filter the 506 entries down to the ones that solve your problem. The largest group is Unknown at 120 of the 506 entries, so it is the first place to look when you need a items. By the numbers, the standouts are Coconade with the highest damage (250), Houndius Shootius/DST with the highest health (1000), Slurper with the highest walkSpeed (9). They set the ceiling and floor 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 |sanityRestored Ancient Tilework — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Tilework |image = Ancient Tilework Dropped.png |icon = Ancient Tilework.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 |ingredien Ancient Flooring — () |canBeBurned = 1 |name = Ancient Flooring |image = Ancient Flooring Dropped.png |icon = Ancient Flooring.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 |ingredien Ancient Brickwork — () |canBeBurned = 1 |icon = Ancient Brickwork.png |image = Ancient Brickwork Dropped.png |ingredient1 = Rocks |multiplier1 = 2 |ingredient2 = Nightmare Fuel |mu Birchnut — on Turf tnat can be planted. |foodType = Raw 32px| |name = Birchnut |icon = Birchnut.png |image = Birchnut Dropped.png |spawnCode = “acorn” |hpRestored = 1 |can Bulbous Lightbug — ×1 () |specialAbility = Emits light, follows players. |spawnFrom = in Lunar Grotto. |spawnCode = “lightflier” |spoil = 2 days |perk = Attracts other Bulbo (health 25, walkSpeed 3.5) 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 Old Coin — There is a trade and market relationship in the Gorge. Humanoids of one kind or another may offer the survivalists items or resources that can help satisfy the
As the in-game data describes it: “Ancient stonework from an unsealed archive.”