This is part 2 of the Items reference for Don’t Starve, covering entries 91–180. Each row is taken from the real data so you can scan the stats and descriptions without guesswork.
The full Items list
| Name | Stack | Hp Restored | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coral | — | — | Coral is a resource in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be obtained by mining Coral Reefs. It is also frequently obtained when using a Trawl Net. Coral is used to craft Particulate Purifiers, Anti Venom, and Mussel Beds, and can also be Refined into Limestone. |
| Clairvoyant Crown | — | — | The Clairvoyant Crown is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. |
| Codex Umbra | Does not stack | — | The Codex Umbra is a character-exclusive item that Maxwell starts the game with. |
| Dense Turf | 10 | — | Dense Turf is a craftable Turf Item introduced in the Hamlet DLC. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Demolition Permit | Does not stack | — | Destroy that den you’ve always talked about. |
| Crystal Tiara | — | — | The Crystal Tiara is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. Dropped by a random enemy. |
| Chitin | 10 | — | Chitin is an Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is dropped by Mants, Rabid Beetles, Scorpions, Dung Beetles and Queen Womant upon death. Chitin can be used to craft Weevole Mantles, Mant Suits, and Mant Masks. |
| Cloth | 20 | — | Cloth is a Refined Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires a Science Machine to prototype and 3 Bamboo to craft. Cloth can also be occasionally found when Hammering Crates or floating on the water in Ship Graveyards. It is used in many crafting recipes and can be used as Fuel. |
| 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. |
| Coral Nubbin | — | — | The Coral Nubbin is a craftable Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Refine Tab, requires a Science Machine to prototype, and 3 Limestones and a Coral Larva to craft. The Coral Nubbin will spoil after 20 days once crafted, but can be placed in an Ice Box to slow spoilage. It allows the player to plant a new Coral Reef at a chosen location in Shallow Ocean. Once planted, the Reef will first be in an empty state, but will slowly grow Corals over time. After 12 Days, a Coral Reef is fully regrown. |
| Coral Larva | 10 | — | The Coral Larva is an Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be obtained by Hammering Coral Reefs and can be used to craft a Coral Nubbin. |
| 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%. |
| Dart | 20 | — | Darts are craftable Ranged Weapons that cost 2 Cut Reeds, a type of Feather, & another item to prototype at a Science Machine. Blow Dart, Fire Dart, and Sleep Dart are present in the base game; Poison Dart is available in the Shipwrecked DLC; and Electric Dart is exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. Each dart has only one use. |
| Clothes | — | — | : This article is about the gameplay affecting items. For the cosmetic clothes in Don’t Starve Together, see Skins. |
| Crustashine | — | — | Crustashines are passive Mobs exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in The Curse of Moon Quay update. They are found roaming on Moon Quay and spawn from the Unnatural Portal. They provide a small amount of light while in their mob state. Similar to Rabbits they will run away from the player when approached but can be caught with a Trap, resulting in it being added to the player’s inventory. In this state, the Crustashine will starve after five in-game days, but can be fed with any kind of food. |
| Claw Palm Sapling | — | — | The Claw Palm Sapling is a renewable resource exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It requires Cork and Manure to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. |
| Deciduous Turf | — | — | Deciduous Turf is one of the Turf items that appears in the Reign of Giants DLC, acquired by digging Deciduous Forest tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Dark Tatters | 20 | — | Dark Tatters are a crafting item within both the Hamlet DLC and Don’t Starve Together. |
| 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. |
| Cave Rock Turf/DST | 20 | — | 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. |
| Checkerboard Flooring/DST | 20 | — | Checkerboard Flooring is a craftable Turf Item. It requires 1 Marble to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Cobblestones/DST | 20 | — | Cobblestones are a craftable Turf Item found in the Structures Tab. They require 1 Rocky Turf 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. |
| Deciduous Turf/DST | 20 /burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. | — | Deciduous Turf is one of the Turf items that appears in the Reign of Giants DLC, acquired by digging Deciduous Forest tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Fish Morsel | 40 | 1 | A Fish Morsel is a Food Item included in the Shipwrecked DLC. |
| Dock Kit | 20 | — | The Dock Kit is a craftable Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in The Curse of Moon Quay update. Once the kit is crafted, it can be placed on Coastal Ocean tiles (light-colored water) to create Docks adjacent to land or other Docks. |
| Eyeshot | 10 | — | The Eyeshot is a ranged weapon exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It is dropped by Flups and is similar to a Blow Dart, except that it only deals 20 damage instead of 100 for characters with no damage modifiers. Since the damage is lower than a Bird’s health, birds will be stunned when hit with an Eyeshot, making it useful for capturing birds if one lacks a Bird Trap or the materials for one. Each Eyeshot can be used only once. |
| Down Feather | 10 | — | A Down Feather is an Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by both the Moose/Goose and her Moslings. Down Feathers can be used to craft a Luxury Fan or a Weather Pain. |
| 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. |
| Eel | 40 | 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. |
| Doydoy Feather | 10 | — | The Doydoy Feather is an Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is dropped when Doydoys are killed or when a Doydoy Nest is Hammered. There is also a 20% chance for a Doydoy Feather to drop when Doydoys mate. The feather can be used to craft the Tropical Fan, Feather Lite Sail, and Doydoy Nest. |
| 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. |
| Doydoy | — | — | A Doydoy is a passive Mob in Don’t Starve: Shipwrecked. It appears as a large blue and green colored bird. It drops Meat, Drumsticks, and Doydoy Feathers when killed. |
| 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. |
| Electric Milk | 40 | 3 | Electric Milk is a Dairy Food item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by killing a Volt Goat that has been charged, i.e. struck by Lightning, or attacked with a Morning Star or an Electric Dart. Electric Milk can be consumed as it is, or used as an ingredient for recipes in the Crock Pot, such as Ice Cream. |
| Farm Soil | — | — | Farm Soil is an object exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in the Return of Them update. |
| 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. |
| Empty Bottle | 20 | — | The Empty Bottle is an Item found in the Shipwrecked DLC, crafted from 3 Sand and requiring an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It can be obtained from a Trawl Net, by reading a Message in a Bottle, or from a Bottlenose Ballphin, and it feeds into a range of crafting recipes. |
| 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. |
| Jet Feather | 40 | — | 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 |
| Elephant Cactus | — | — | The Elephant Cactus is a Plant introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC and is found in the Volcano. It is active during the Dry Season. When approached, the cactus fires its spikes as an Area of Effect (AoE) attack dealing 20 damage to all Mobs in range (about 1 Turf tile). Each time the cactus is attacked, it deals 10 damage to the attacker. While wearing Cactus Armor, players are immune to the AoE attack and will not be targeted, however damage will still be taken from attacking the cactus with a Melee Weapon. |
| Dubloons | 40 | — | Dubloons are an Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. They are randomly left behind by Parrot Pirates (similarly to Seeds left by normal Birds) or obtained from giving Trinkets or Fishes to Yaarctopus. The loot from the X Marks the Spot treasure chests also have a chance to include Dubloons. Using a Trawl Net may yield Dubloons in all Seasons, however in Mild Season and Monsoon Season players will need to use the Trawl Net on Medium and Deep Ocean to have a chance at Dubloons. The Booty Bag will periodically drop Dubloons while equipped and the Slot Machine has a chance to drop them. |
| Dorsal Fin | 40 | — | The Dorsal Fin is an Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is dropped by killed Bottlenose Ballphins and can be used to craft Ballphin Palaces. Unlike Shark Fins, Dorsal Fins are not edible to the player. They can be used as a filler in the Crock Pot, falling under the same category as Twigs. |
| 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%). |
| Dogfish | — | — | Dogfish are passive Mobs found in the Shipwrecked DLC. They can be seen across the Ocean on their own, or in abundance in Coral Reefs. When the player’s boat approaches a Dogfish’s shadow, it will surface and attempt to swim away, before retreating to the water once more. Dogfishes are only spawned at world creation time, and they do not respawn once killed, making them a limited resource. They are considered innocent creatures, and killing one adds 2 points to the player’s Naughtiness level, which can cause Krampus to appear. |
| Electrical Doodad | 10 | — | The Electrical Doodad is a Tinkering Tab Item exclusive to Wagstaff. It costs 1 Cut Stone and 2 Gold Nuggets to craft. It can be used to craft the Infroggles, the Telebrella and the Telipad. |
| Dragon Fruit | 40 | 3 | A Dragon Fruit is a rare Fruit that has a 5% chance to be grown from Farm plots by planting Seeds (or 4.75% Reign of Giants or 3.7% Shipwrecked). Dragon Fruits can also be produced by feeding a caged Bird a Dragon Fruit to receive 1-2 Dragon Fruit Seeds and a 50% chance to get a generic seed. |
| 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. |
| Feathered Wreath | — | — | The Feathered Wreath is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. |
| Down Feather/DST | 20 | — | A Down Feather is an Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by both the Moose/Goose and her Moslings. Down Feathers can be used to craft a Luxury Fan or a Weather Pain. |
| Electrical Doodad/DST | 10 | — | The Electrical Doodad is a Tinkering Tab Item exclusive to Wagstaff. It costs 1 Cut Stone and 2 Gold Nuggets to craft. It can be used to craft the Infroggles, the Telebrella and the Telipad. |
| Empty Bottle/DST | 20 | — | Empty Bottles were added to Don’t Starve Together in Return of Them. One is obtained after reading a Message in a Bottle, and they are used to trade with the Crabby Hermit, to craft Growth Formula, and to turn an Icker blob into an Icker Jar. |
| 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. |
| Dragon Fruit/DST | 40 | 3 | A Dragon Fruit is a rare Fruit that has a 5% chance to be grown from Farm plots by planting Seeds (or 4.75% Reign of Giants or 3.7% Shipwrecked). Dragon Fruits can also be produced by feeding a caged Bird a Dragon Fruit to receive 1-2 Dragon Fruit Seeds and a 50% chance to get a generic seed. |
| Electric Milk/DST | 40 | 3 | Electric Milk is a Dairy Food item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by killing a Volt Goat that has been charged, i.e. struck by Lightning, or attacked with a Morning Star or an Electric Dart. Electric Milk can be consumed as it is, or used as an ingredient for recipes in the Crock Pot, such as Ice Cream. |
| Dragonfly Light Kit | Does not stack | — | An illuminating mast attachment. |
| Dirt | — | — | |
| Dirt/DST | — | — | |
| 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. |
| Gold Nugget | 20 | 10 | : ×1.25 (), ×0.5 (), ×0.25 (), ×0.15 (), ×0.066 (), ×1-8 (Details) () : 25% |
| Flower Headband | — | — | The Flower Headband is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. |
| Goat Milk | 40 | — | Goat Milk is an item found in The Gorge event. It is obtained by purchasing it from Mumsy for 1 Red Mark, which gives 3 Goat Milk. |
| 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. |
| Forest Turf | 10 | — | Forest Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Forest tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Food | — | — | Food can be obtained by foraging, trapping, farming or hunting mobs. Food refills Hunger and may restore some Health along with Sanity, depending on the quality of the food eaten. Eating some foods, such as Monster Meat or Durians, can damage the player’s health instead of restoring it. Some foods, such as raw Meat or Morsels, will damage a player’s sanity if eaten. Mushrooms have varying effects on Health and Sanity depending on their color. Some special food items, such as Glow Berry, have additional effects when eaten. |
| Flat Stone Turf | 10 | — | Flat Stone Turf is a Turf Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be found in the Pig City Biome. Flat Stone Turf can be crafted using one Cut Stone in the City Planning Tab if the player is holding a Key to the City. |
| 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. |
| Green Gem | 40 | 10 | The Green Gem is an item used to craft two Ancient items. It can be used to craft the Construction Amulet, which raises Sanity as well as halves the resource cost of crafting items, and the Deconstruction Staff, which can be used to destroy structures/items and receive all of the resources used in their construction (barring Gems). |
| 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. |
| Grass Turf | 10 | — | Grass Turf is one of the Turf Items, acquired by digging Grassland tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile, or used as fuel. |
| Flower Salad | 40 | 40 | The Flower Salad is a Vegetable Food item introduced in the Reign of Giants DLC. It is cooked in the Crock Pot by combining 1 Cactus Flower and 1.5 units of Vegetables. It takes 10 seconds to cook and 6 Days to Spoil. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Fossil Fragment | 40 | — | Fossil Fragments are Don’t Starve Together exclusive items, introduced in A New Reign. They are dropped by Stalagmites at a 10% rate and by Spilagmites at a 100% rate. One of their uses is to repair an odd skeleton. The other use is for blocking mobs, similar to walls except fossils are unbreakable by them. |
Showing 80 of 90 Items; the analysis below covers the entire set from the cached data.
How the Items split by Stack
Does not stack (27)
Codex Umbra — Can Only be used by Maxwell. Demolition Permit — Destroy that den you’ve always talked about.. Cork Bowl Canoe — Good for portage and tough as porridge..
40 (15)
Fish Morsel. Eel. Electric Milk.
20 (14)
Cloth — Bamboo is so versatile!. Dart — Spit teeth at your enemies.. Dark Tatters.
10 (12)
Dense Turf — As tame as wild jungle can be.. Chitin — 20% ( 60%), 25%, 30%, 50%. Coral Larva.
20 |burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. (1)
Deciduous Turf/DST — A chunk of deciduous forest floor..
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Items tracked | 90 |
| With a written description | 48 |
| Without a written description | 42 |
| Does not stack — Stack | 27 |
| 40 — Stack | 15 |
| 20 — Stack | 14 |
| 10 — Stack | 12 |
| 20 /burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. — Stack | 1 |
| Average Hp Restored | 9.92 |
| Max Hp Restored | 40 |
| Min Hp Restored | 0 |
What the Items data tells us
If you only remember one thing: the stack split is the fastest way to narrow 90 Items down. Does not stack is the largest group at 27 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 42 of the 90 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 Flower Salad with the highest Hp Restored (40). They set the ceiling for the whole Items set.
Entries worth a closer look
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 Gold Nugget — : ×1.25 (), ×0.5 (), ×0.25 (), ×0.15 (), ×0.066 (), ×1-8 (Details) () : 25% ×2-3 () Ocean () : ×2 () Floral Shirt — :×3 ×3 ×5 : ×3 ×3 ×5 |tab = Dress |tier = 2 |perk = Delays overheating in Summer/Dry Season. Raises sanity over time. |objectSanity= +3.33/min Forging Hammer — User hits a spell-circle-sized area, stunning and doing 30 damage to anything inside. (Anvil Strike makes all hit mobs aggro on user. Classified as Deconstruction Staff/DST — Turns crafted items and structures into their ingredient parts based on their remaining durability. Gem ingredients are not returned. Clothes — : This article is about the gameplay affecting items. For the cosmetic clothes in Don’t Starve Together, see Skins. Dumbrella — Delays overheating in Dry Season. Protects from Rain and Lightning. Protects from Jellyfish electrocution.
As the source data describes one entry: ”: This article is about the gameplay affecting items. For the cosmetic clothes in Don’t Starve Together, see Skins.”