This is part 3 of the Items reference for Don’t Starve, covering entries 181–270. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Food/DST | — | — | 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. |
| Flint/DST | 40 | 10 | Flint is an Item used to craft basic tools. It can be found on the ground or by mining smooth or gold veined Boulders or Stalagmites with the Pickaxe. Also Rock Lobsters drop Flint upon death. Flint is not flammable and easy to find on the surface, although eventually it can be used up. More can be found by venturing into a Cave. |
| Gold Nugget/DST | 20 | 10 | A Gold Nugget is a mineral in Don’t Starve. It is a required item for many Crafting recipes |
| 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. |
| Grass/DST | — | — | Grass Tufts are Plants commonly found in Savanna and Grasslands, but they can also appear in other biomes. They can also be found in a few Caves biomes, notably the Sunken Forest. |
| Forest Turf/DST | 20 | — | 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. |
| Grass Turf/DST | 20 | — | 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/DST | 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. |
| Glommer’s Goop/DST | 20 | 40 | Glommer’s Goop is an item exclusive to the Reign of Giants DLC and Don’t Starve Together. It is dropped by Glommer every 2-4 Days (or on death). |
| Hedge (Item) | 20 | — | Hedges are shaped bushes found in the Pig Villages in the Hamlet DLC. They have two forms, cut and grown. Whilst cut, the Hedges cannot be interacted with, but when grown they can be cut either by using a Razor which will result in 1 Clipping or by using Shears which will result in 2 Clippings. Hedges will have a 3% chance to grow every 0.5-1.5 days. |
| Honeycomb | 20 | — | Honeycombs are acquired by destroying Bee Hives and Killer Bee Hives, unless burned down (which yields Ashes). |
| Honey | 40 | 3 | Honey is a Sweetener Food item created by Bees. Honey may be obtained by killing a Bee or Killer Bee, by destroying a Beehive or Killer Bee Hive, or by harvesting a Bee Box. Honey provides 3 health points and 9 hunger points when consumed. |
| 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. |
| Hay Wall | — | — | The Hay Wall is the weakest of the four (six in don’t starve together) Walls, a craftable Item and a deployable Structure that prevents the player’s and Mobs’ movement. Once built, it can be repaired or upgraded to a second tier with another piece of Hay Wall or enough Cut Grass. It can be attacked and destroyed, leaving a destroyed Hay Wall. Hammering the wall will yield two Cut Grass from the second tier and one Cut Grass from other tiers. It has a maximum of 100 health and 50 health when first built before upgrades. The Hay Wall is highly flammable and one should exercise caution when fighting Red Hounds near it, or during a Reign Of Giants Summer. If burned, they will drop one Ash. |
| 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. |
| Grim Galette | 40 | 1 | 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. |
| 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. |
| Infernal Staff | — | — | The Infernal Staff is an item added to The Forge event in Don’t Starve Together. Dropped by the last enemy killed on wave 7. |
| House Expansion Permit | Does not stack | — | Add that den you’ve always talked about. |
| Hippopotamoose Antler | 10 | — | The Hippopotamoose Antler is a Hamlet exclusive Item dropped by the Hippopotamoose. It can be used to craft the Bird Whistle. |
| 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. |
| Guides/Vegetarian Food | — | — | Vegetarian Foods are Food Items that are not Meat, Fish, or Egg. The only exceptions are Waffles and Puffed Potato Soufflé which both take Eggs to cook but are still considered vegetarian. Vegetarian Foods are the only Food that Wurt, Merms, Loyal Merm Guards, and the King of the Merms will eat. |
| 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. |
| Horn | 5 | — | A Horn is an Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It has a 33% chance to be dropped when a Water Beefalo is killed. It can be used to craft Horned Helmet and Dripple Pipes. |
| Infused Iron | 40 | 10 | Infused Iron is a resource introduced in the Hamlet DLC. It is exclusively obtained from the Large Iron Hulk and used solely to craft the Living Artifact. Infused Iron spoils and will turn into regular Iron Ore after two days.. |
| Iridescent Gem | 40 | 10 | Transmute Many Gems into an Iridescent Gem. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Guano Turf | 10 | — | Guano Turf is a Turf item. It can be found on Stalagmite Terrain and in the Rocky Plains Biome, inside Caves where Batilisks roam. Guano Turf can be acquired by digging it up with a Pitchfork. It can then be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Iron Ore | 40 | 10 | Iron Ore is a resource exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be found lying around in the Painted Biome and in Thunderbirds’ Nests. It can also be obtained from mining Iron Hulks and Gnat Mounds which makes it renewable. Another way to obtain iron ore is through trawling in Hamlet Lilly Ponds (3.92% chance). |
| 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 |
| Hearthsfire Crystals | — | — | Hearthsfire Crystals are an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. |
| Hail | 40 | — | Hail is an Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It falls from storms during the Hurricane Season. It can be made into Ice to restore hunger and health. It must be turned in to Ice in order to be used in a crafting or Crock Pot recipe. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Ice | 40 | 0.5 | 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. |
| 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. |
| Honeycomb/DST | 20 | — | Honeycombs are acquired by destroying Bee Hives and Killer Bee Hives, unless burned down (which yields Ashes). |
| Houndius Shootius/DST | — | — | 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. |
| Guano Turf/DST | 20 | — | Guano Turf is a Turf item. It can be found on Stalagmite Terrain and in the Rocky Plains Biome, inside Caves where Batilisks roam. Guano Turf can be acquired by digging it up with a Pitchfork. It can then be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Honey/DST | 40 | 3 | Honey is a Sweetener Food item created by Bees. Honey may be obtained by killing a Bee or Killer Bee, by destroying a Beehive or Killer Bee Hive, or by harvesting a Bee Box. Honey provides 3 health points and 9 hunger points when consumed. |
| Ice/DST | 40 | 0.5 | 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. |
| 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. |
| Lush Carpet | 20 | — | Lush Carpet is a naturally generated type of flooring exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. It was added in A Little Drama update and can be found on the Stage Set Piece or on a one tile large Briar Wolf Set Piece. |
| Lucky Whistle | Does not stack. | — | The Year of the Varg is an event in Don’t Starve Together, lasting from February 9 until March 16, 2018. It is inspired by the Chinese Year of the Dog, which started from February 16, 2018, and continues until February 4, 2019. In the Chinese zodiac, each year is related to an animal in a 12-year cycle. |
| 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. |
| Lobster Bisque | 40 | 60 | Wobster Bisque is a Meat Food Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is cooked in the Crock Pot by combining a Wobster and Ice. Since the Crock Pot will not accept Dead / Delicious Wobster, a living Wobster must be used. It takes 10 seconds to cook and 10 Days to Spoil. |
| Jungle Tree Seed | 40 | — | Jungle Tree Seed is an Item dropped from Jungle trees in the Shipwrecked DLC. Jungle Tree Seeds can be planted to create Jungle Trees. They can also be used as a low-level Fuel item. Planted saplings will not appear on the Map until they have progressed into the small tree stage. |
| Cookpot Kit | Does not stack | — | Everything you need to set up a cookpot. |
| Living Staff | — | — | The Living Staff is an item added to The Forge event in Don’t Starve Together. Dropped from the last killed Pit Pig during the inferno on the third wave. |
| Lesser Glow Berry | 10 | 3 | A Lesser Glow Berry is a Fruit Food Item found in Don’t Starve Together. It is obtained by picking a Mysterious Plant in the Caves. It takes 4 days for a Lesser Glow Berry to regrow. It restores 3 and 12.5 at the cost of 10. The Lesser Glow Berry can be considered to be a weaker variant of the Glow Berry. |
| 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. |
| Jungle Burr | 40 | — | Jungle Burrs are seeds dropped by Rainforest Trees in the Hamlet DLC. They are only dropped during the Lush Season when the Rainforest Trees bloom and Strong Winds blow, or the trees are chopped down. Burrs can then be planted to grow into a new tree. They cannot be planted on Rocky Turf, Wooden Flooring, Stone Road Turf, Flat Stone Turf, Lawn Turf, and Cultivated Turf. |
| Lawn Turf | 10 | — | Lawn Turf is a craftable Turf Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It requires 2 Cut Grass and 1 Nitre to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Jungle Turf | 10 | — | Jungle Turf is one of the Turf Items exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC, acquired by digging Jungle tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| 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). |
| Magic Seal | — | — | The Magic Seal is an Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is dropped by the Sealnado’s Seal form, regardless of whether it is killed or spared. It can be used to craft the Howling Conch and the Sail Stick. |
| Juicy Berries | 40 | 1 | Juicy Berries are a Food Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, they can be found on Juicy Berry Bushes. Harvesting a Juicy Berry Bush yields 3 Juicy Berries, which will fall to the ground instead and need to be picked up. |
| Magic Water | Does not stack | 300 | Magic Water is an item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be obtained by interacting with the Fountain of Youth. Interacting with the Fountain also spawns the Pugalisk from Ominous Carving. Magic Water can be planted to grow a Magic Flower that regenerates Sanity at the cost of Hunger when the player stands close to it. Eating the Magic Water will cure Poison. |
| Life Jacket | Does not stack | — | The Life Jacket is a craftable item introduced in Shipwrecked DLC, found in the Nautical Tab. It requires a Science Machine to prototype, and can be crafted using 2 Cloth, 2 Vine, and 3 Empty Bottles. When worn it will save the player from Drowning in the Ocean if their Boats reach 0 durability while sailing. When the Life Jacket saves the player, the screen will fade to black, and the player Character will appear on the nearest Beach with enough Cut Grass and Logs to make a Log Raft. |
| Juicy Berry Bush | — | — | Juicy Berry Bushes are Plants exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. They are a variant of Berry Bushes. When generating a new world, either all regular Berry Bushes (including those being part of Set Pieces) will be replaced by Juicy Berry Bushes, or no Juicy Berry Bushes will be present at start. The same applies to the Caves, though they do not have to share the same berry bush type as the surface world. They can also be spawned randomly on the Wilderness and Endless modes. |
| Lightning Conductor | Does not stack | — | The Lightning Conductor is a craftable Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together introduced in Return of Them. It is found in the Seafaring Filter and requires 5 Gold Nuggets to craft, and a Think Tank to prototype. |
| Machete | Does not stack | — | Hack stuff! |
| 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 |
| Koalefant Trunk | 20 | 30 | A Koalefant Trunk is a Meat Food item dropped by Koalefants. It can be used to craft a Breezy Vest. |
| Lavae Egg | — | — | The Lavae Egg is an Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. It has a 33% chance of being dropped by a slain Dragonfly. It may also be acquired when opening a Loot Stash with Klaus’ Stag Antler. |
| Jellyfish | Does not stack | — | Jellyfish are passive Mobs found in the Shipwrecked DLC. They float around in the shallow Ocean, sometimes in groups. New ones will spawn every 60 seconds to replace those who are lost. They will not attack the player if they are approached, but if they are attacked with a melee Weapon, they will automatically shock the player, doing 5 points of Health damage. They will not actively attack the player. Once killed, their carcass will float in the water until picked up. |
| Living Artifact | Does not stack | 100 | The Living Artifact is a craftable Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. In order to craft it, the player must obtain a Blueprint from the Large Iron Hulk. It requires 6 Infused Irons and a Magic Water to craft. |
| Lunar Wobster | — | — | The Lunar Wobster is a Mob exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. Lunar Wobsters spawn from Moon Glass Mound during Dusk and Night. |
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 (30)
Glommer’s Flower/DST — Attracts .. Glommer’s Wings/DST. Horned Helmet — Protects the player from getting poisoned by physical contact..
40 (16)
Flint/DST — Transmute Rocks into Flint.. Flower Salad/DST. Honey.
20 (14)
Gold Nugget/DST — Transmute Nitre into Gold Nuggets.. Forest Turf/DST — A chunk of forest floor.. Grass Turf/DST — A patch of grass..
10 (6)
Hippopotamoose Antler. Guano Turf. Lesser Glow Berry — Player emits light upon consumption..
5 (1)
Horn — (33%).
Does not stack. (1)
Lucky Whistle — Blow the whistle on wild hounds..
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 | 30 |
| 40 — Stack | 16 |
| 20 — Stack | 14 |
| 10 — Stack | 6 |
| 5 — Stack | 1 |
| Does not stack. — Stack | 1 |
| Average Hp Restored | 33.25 |
| Max Hp Restored | 300 |
| Min Hp Restored | 0.5 |
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 30 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 Magic Water with the highest Hp Restored (300). They set the ceiling for the whole Items set.
Entries worth a closer look
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 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
As the source data describes one entry: “Protects the player from getting poisoned by physical contact.”