This is part 5 of the Items reference for Don’t Starve, covering entries 361–450. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rocky Turf | 10 | — | Rocky Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Rockyland tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or it can be used as fuel. It can also be used to craft Cobblestones, which are placeable Roads. |
| Rock Thing | Does not stack | — | The Rock Thing is one of the four Things in the Hamlet DLC. It is the Hamlet version of the Box Thing. |
| Scaled Flooring | 20 | — | Scaled Flooring is a type of craftable Turf in Don’t Starve Together. It is crafted with Scales and a Cut Stone, which makes four items. Like all other turfs, and in spite of its fireproof qualities, Scaled Flooring can be used as fuel and can be lit on fire if left on the ground as an item. |
| Sandy Turf | 10/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 45 sec. | — | Sandy Turf is one of the Turf Items that appears in the Reign of Giants DLC, acquired by digging Desert tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Sail Stick | Does not stack | — | The Sail Stick is a craftable Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Volcanic Tab. It requires 2 Obsidian, 3 Nightmare Fuel and 1 Magic Seal to craft. Like all items in the Volcanic Tab, it cannot be prototyped and the player must always be wearing a Brain of Thought or must be near an Obsidian Workbench to craft it again. Equipping the Sail Stick will redirect Strong Winds so they blow in the same direction the player is traveling. While equipped, Sail Stick will slowly lose durability. The Sail Stick does nothing when no Strong Winds are blowing. |
| Relic Thing | Does not stack | — | The Relic Thing is one of the four Things in the Hamlet DLC. It is the Hamlet version of the Metal Potato Thing. |
| Rawling | Does not stack | — | Rawling is an Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It is a sentient basketball that while carried, will comment on player actions. It speaks in red text, much like Lucy the Axe. When speaking a squeaking noise can be heard. It will also restore 2 /min while equipped in the hand slot. It can also be thrown, and throwing it restores 1. |
| Resplendent Nox Helm | — | — | The Resplendent Nox Helm is an item added in The Forge event in Don’t Starve Together. Drops in the middle of the tenth wave from a random enemy unit with a 50% chance, a flowering wreath may drop instead. If not dropped, it is guaranteed to drop from the Great Furnace Warrior Hog. |
| Scalemail | Does not stack | — | Wrapped in the scales of the Dragonfly, it makes you immune to fire. |
| Ro Bin Gizzard Stone | Does not stack | — | The Ro Bin Gizzard Stone is an Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC that spawns from the hatched Stone Egg along with Ro Bin. As long as the Gizzard Stone is in the player’s Inventory, the Ro Bin will always follow them, similar to the Eye Bone attracting Chester. |
| Salt Crystals | 40 | 10 | Salt Crystals are an item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. They are dropped by destroyed or mined Salt Formations found in the Ocean. |
| Thatch Sail | Does not stack | — | This article is about the Sails in Shipwrecked and Hamlet. For the sails seen in Don’t Starve Together, see Mast. |
| Sawhorse | — | — | Quit horsing around and make some furniture. |
| Scalemail/DST | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Red Gem/DST | 40 | 10 | The Red Gem is an Item used to craft several Magical items. It can be used to craft the Fire Staff, Night Light, Life Giving Amulet, and Purple Gem. |
| Rocks/DST | 40 | 10 | Rocks are a resource which can be found in limited amounts on the surface but are unlimited in Caves. They are used to craft several Items and Structures, and can also be Refined to Cut Stones. |
| Rocky Turf/DST | 20 | — | Rocky Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Rockyland tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or it can be used as fuel. It can also be used to craft Cobblestones, which are placeable Roads. |
| Sandy Turf/DST | 20/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. | — | Sandy Turf is one of the Turf Items that appears in the Reign of Giants DLC, acquired by digging Desert tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Savanna Turf/DST | 20 | — | Savanna Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Savanna tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile, or it can be used as fuel. |
| Rabbit/DST | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Slurper Pelt | 40 | 10 | The Slurper Pelt is an item with a 50% chance to be dropped by Slurpers. It can be used to craft a Belt of Hunger. Like meat items, a Slurper Pelt can be used to befriend a Pig, or it can be exchanged with the Pig King for a Gold Nugget. However, Bunnymen don’t count it as meat, and won’t mind if a player has one/picks one up. |
| Shamlet Mask | Does not stack | — | The Shamlet Mask is a character-specific Hat Item exclusive to Webber in the Hamlet DLC. When playing a Hamlet world or Hamlet-compatible world, Webber will start out with a Shamlet Mask in his Inventory at the start. Additional masks can be crafted in the Dress Tab, using two Twigs, a Pig Skin, and Beard Hair. |
| Silk | 40 | — | Silk is a resource mainly obtained from Spiders. It can be used to make many useful items like the Sanity-restoring Top Hat, the Boomerang, the Winter Hat for moderate warmth, the Fishing Rod, and Bird Traps, among other things. |
| Shears | Does not stack | — | Shears are a tool exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. They can be crafted in the Tools Tab using 2 Twigs and 2 Iron Ore. They can be used to trim a variety of things, including: * Tall Grass, giving two Cut Grass * Hedges, giving two Clippings * Hanging Vine, giving a Rope * Creeping Vine, 3 clips to open a ruin and 2 clips each to open doors inside * Spear Traps, destroying it |
| 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. |
| Snakeskin Hat | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Slurper | — | — | The Slurper is a creature found only in the Ruins, in Wilds, Village and rarely in the Mushtree Forest biome. It attacks by rolling to and biting the target and then jumping up and engulfing the player’s head with its mouth. |
| Snurtle Shell Armor | Does not stack | — | One can tuck inside this hard shell to survive any assault. |
| Sea Sack | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Shelmet | Does not stack | — | The Shelmet is a wearable Armor item. It has a 10% chance to drop from a Slurtle. It has 750 (525) durability and absorbs 90% of physical damage. |
| Snake Oil | Does not stack. | — | Snake Oil is an item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It is a very rare joke drop from Snakes and Poison Snakes. |
| Shark Gills | 10 | — | Shark Gills are an Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is obtained by killing the Tiger Shark or its Sharkittens. It can be used to craft the Dumbrella and the Sea Sack. |
| Snakeskin Jacket | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Shell Beach Turf | 20 | — | A soft patch of sand scattered with shells. |
| Snake Bone | 20 | 10 | Snake Bones are a loot Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. They are acquired after defeating the Pugalisk boss. They can be used in the Crock Pot to produce Snake Bone Soup. The recipe has a higher priority than Monster Lasagna, so two Monster Meats can safely be used to make it. |
| Spoiled Fish | 40 | — | Spoiled Fish is an item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. Dead Dogfish and Dead Swordfish will turn into Spoiled Fish instead of Rot if left to spoil. It is also possible to pick one up in a Trawl Net. Giving Packim Baggims a Dead Dogfish or a Dead Swordfish will result in it spitting out a Spoiled Fish. Spoiled Fish can be Hammered to get 2 Bone Shards. |
| Spear Gun | Does not stack | — | The Spear Gun is a craftable ranged weapon introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 3 Bamboo and 1 Jellyfish to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. To be fired, it needs to be loaded with a Spear, Poison Spear, Obsidian Spear, or Battle Spear by right-clicking when holding a spear over the Spear Gun in the player’s inventory. Spears cannot be unloaded from a Spear Gun while in the player’s inventory, however dropping the Spear Gun will drop the loaded spear separately, allowing both the Spear Gun and the spear to be retrieved without durability loss. |
| Snakeskin Rug | 10 | — | Snakeskin Rug is a craftable Turf introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 2 Snakeskins and 1 Cloth to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Shadow Thurible | Cannot be stacked | — | The Shadow Thurible is a Don’t Starve Together exclusive Item, introduced in A New Reign. It is dropped by the Ancient Fuelweaver, along with the Bone Armor and Bone Helm. |
| Security Contract | Does not stack | — | The Security Contract is a purchasable and craftable Item introduced in the Hamlet DLC. It is purchased at the Swinesbury City Hall for ten Oincs. When given to a Royal Guard, they will be hired to the player’s service for up to two and a half days. During this time, the Guard will follow the player and fight for them. |
| Seashell Suit | Does not stack | — | The Seashell Suit is an Armor Item in the Shipwrecked DLC, made with 10 Seashells, two Seaweed and one Rope. It requires a Science Machine to prototype, will absorb 75% of damage taken, and prevent the player from getting Poisoned by physical attacks. |
| Spider Gland | 20 | — | A Spider Gland is a healing item dropped by Spiders when killed or a Spilagmite when mined. It restores 8 Health when used by the players or when used on Mobs (including hostile enemies). Spider Glands can be used to craft Healing Salve. |
| Silly Monkey Ball | Does not stack | — | The Silly Monkey Ball is a craftable Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Survival Tab, requires 2 Snakeskin, 2 Rope and a Banana to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. Silly Monkey Balls can be used to distract Prime Apes. |
| Snakeskin | 40 | — | Snakeskin is a resource introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is obtained by killing Snakes or by digging up a Snake infested Viney Bush. Snakeskin is used in a number of crafting recipes and can be used to craft Wetness resistant clothing, a Sail, flooring, and a Ball to distract Prime Apes. |
| Sleek Hat | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Spiral Spear | — | — | The Spiral Spear is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together (an unlockable item in the 2018 Crucible). Dropped by the last enemy of wave 9. |
| Sea Trap | Does not stack | — | The Sea Trap is a Nautical Tab Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can only be used to catch Wobsters, requires a Science Machine to prototype, and 4 Palm Leaves, 2 Empty Bottles, and 1 Jellyfish to craft. It is also a reward from the Yaarctopus in exchange for Jelly-O Pop. Sea Traps act similar to regular Traps. |
| Screw Thing | Does not stack | — | The Screw Thing is one of the Things in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is the Shipwrecked version of the Box Thing. It can be used on the Wooden Platform Thing to create a portal to another Shipwrecked world. |
| Seashell | 20 | — | A Seashell is a resource found in the Shipwrecked DLC. They are used in the crafting of several recipes. They can be found frequently in Beach biome, near the shore. Once picked, it will be eligible to regenerate at its original spawn point after 2 days, and will then regenerate when the Tides at night reach that spot. If the spawn location of the Seashell is Flooded during Monsoon Season, the Seashell will not spawn. |
| Slimy Turf | 10 | — | Slimy Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Slimy tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile, or it can be used as fuel. |
| Silver Necklace | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Snurtle Shell Armor/DST | Does not stack | — | One can tuck inside this hard shell to survive any assault. |
| Scales/DST | 10 | — | Scales are a rare item in Reign of Giants. They are dropped by the Summer Giant, Dragonfly. Scales are used to craft fire-resistant items: the Scalemail, which grants wearer immunity to fire damage, and the fire-proof container, the Scaled Chest. |
| Silk/DST | 40 | — | Silk is a resource mainly obtained from Spiders. It can be used to make many useful items like the Sanity-restoring Top Hat, the Boomerang, the Winter Hat for moderate warmth, the Fishing Rod, and Bird Traps, among other things. |
| Spider Gland/DST | 20 | — | A Spider Gland is a healing item dropped by Spiders when killed or a Spilagmite when mined. It restores 8 Health when used by the players or when used on Mobs (including hostile enemies). Spider Glands can be used to craft Healing Salve. |
| Shovel/DST | Does not stack | — | The Shovel is a Tool that can be used to dig up Plants and other objects in the Don’t Starve world. It requires 2 Twigs and 2 Flint to craft and a Science Machine to prototype. It has 25 uses, and each use will take 4% of its durability. Shovel can also be used as a weapon, dealing 17 damage per strike. Each hit as a weapon will consume one use. |
| Slimy Turf/DST | 20 | — | Slimy Turf is one of the Turf items, acquired by digging Slimy tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile, or it can be used as fuel. |
| Slurper Pelt/DST | 40 | 10 | The Slurper Pelt is an item with a 50% chance to be dropped by Slurpers. It can be used to craft a Belt of Hunger. Like meat items, a Slurper Pelt can be used to befriend a Pig, or it can be exchanged with the Pig King for a Gold Nugget. However, Bunnymen don’t count it as meat, and won’t mind if a player has one/picks one up. |
| Spelunker’s Bridge Kit | 10 | — | Suspend your disbelief and cross that bottomless pit. |
| Thick Fur | 10 | — | Thick Fur is an Item from the Reign of Giants DLC. It is dropped by the Bearger. Its only purpose is to be used to craft the Hibearnation Vest and the Insulated Pack. |
| Tar | 40 | — | Tar is a resource Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be gathered from Tar Slicks using a Tar Extractor and is required for a variety of crafting recipes. |
| Tar Suit | Does not stack | — | The Tar Suit is a craftable Dress Item exclusive to the Shipwrecked DLC. It is found in the Dress Tab, requires a Science Machine to prototype, and 4 Tar, 2 Palm Leaves, and 2 Cloth to craft. The Sewing Kit doesn’t repair its durability, instead it can be repaired with tar restoring 25% durability. |
| Tar Lamp | — | — | A light for your hand, or for your boat! |
| Stone Road Turf | 10 | — | Stone Road Turf is a Turf exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be found in the Pig City Biome. Stone Road Turf can be also be crafted using Boards and two Cut Stones in the City Planning Tab if the player is holding the Key to the City. |
| Things | — | — | Things are pieces used to build a portal to the next world. Each Thing has a designated set piece that will spawn with it. Including the Wooden Thing, there are five different pieces, and as such, 5 different Structures. |
| Terrarium | Does not stack. | — | 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). |
| Stone Fruit | — | 10 | The Stone Fruit is an Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. 3 Stone Fruits can be obtained by picking a Stone Fruit Bush. If left on the bush for too long, the Stone Fruits will appear cracked and picking the bush will obtain nothing. Stone Fruits can also sometimes be found around the Lunar Grotto. |
| Syrup Pot | Does not stack | — | A Syrup Pot is used to transfer tree sap into syrup. Only juice can be put in the pot. The Syrup Pot can be purchased from Pipton or obtained from one of the locked safes. |
| Thulecite Medallion | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Tarnished Crown | Does not stack | — | The Tarnished Crown is an Item used to unlock the Shipwrecked character, Wilbur. It has a 10% chance to drop when any Prime Ape dies or any Prime Ape Hut is destroyed. The drop will not be available if Wilbur is already unlocked or a Tarnished Crown already exists in the world. |
| Tome of Beckoning | — | — | The Tome of Beckoning is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together (an unlockable item in the 2018 Crucible). Drops on wave 9. |
| Tin Suit | Does not stack | — | The Tin Suit is a craftable Armor Item introduced in the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Fight Tab, requires 3 Alloy and a Hammer to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. Tin Suits offer 5% more protection than a Log Suit, but with much more durability. However, it will reduce the player’s walking speed by 10% when worn. |
| Surfboard | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Telelocator Staff | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Syrup | Does not stack | — | The Syrup is an item exclusive to The Gorge event in Don’t Starve Together. It can be obtained by cooking 3 Saps in a Syrup Pot. |
| Spotty Sprig | 40 | — | The Spotty Sprig is an item exclusive to The Gorge event in Don’t Starve Together. It can be obtained by picking a Spotty Shrub in the Sugarwood Memorial Park area for one Sprig per Shrub. 3 Spotty Sprigs are used to make Spot Spice which can be ground up at the Mealing Stone. Spot Spice can be used in a variety of Cooking Recipes exclusive to The Gorge. |
| Stone Egg | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Sweet Potato | 40 | 1 | The Sweet Potato is a Vegetable Food item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It can be found naturally in the Meadow biome and can be eaten and cooked, much like the Carrot in the original Don’t Starve. Sweet Potatoes have exactly the same raw and cooked stats as carrots. Sweet Potatoes can be Farmed by planting Seeds for a 22.2% chance of growing or using Sweet Potato Seeds. It should be noted that Sweet Potatoes will only be available via farming in Worlds that are compatible with the Shipwrecked or Hamlet DLC. |
| Swordfish | — | — | Swordfish are hostile Mobs found in the Shipwrecked DLC. They spawn in the Deep Ocean from an invisible spawner. One will spawn in the same spot every 60–120 seconds, as long as the player is nearby. |
| Thulecite Crown | Does not stack | — | Frequently, hits on this crown will cause it to create an impenetrable barrier for a short time. |
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 (43)
Rock Thing. Sail Stick. Relic Thing.
40 (14)
Salt Crystals — × 3-4. Red Gem/DST — Transmute Blue Gems into Red Gems.. Rocks/DST — Transmute Flint into Rocks..
10 (9)
Rocky Turf — ):Pinacle tiles. Shark Gills — ×2-4 ×0-2. Snakeskin Rug.
20 (9)
Scaled Flooring — Quell the spread of fire.. Rocky Turf/DST — A chunk of rocky ground.. Savanna Turf/DST — A patch of Savanna grass..
Does not stack. (2)
Snake Oil — (0.33%), (0.2%): (0.33%). Terrarium — Summon the Eye of Terror and the Twins of Terror..
10|burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 45 sec. (1)
Sandy Turf.
20|burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. (1)
Sandy Turf/DST — A dry patch of sand..
Cannot be stacked (1)
Shadow Thurible — ×6 ×2 ×1.
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Items tracked | 90 |
| With a written description | 49 |
| Without a written description | 41 |
| Does not stack — Stack | 43 |
| 40 — Stack | 14 |
| 10 — Stack | 9 |
| 20 — Stack | 9 |
| Does not stack. — Stack | 2 |
| 10/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 45 sec. — Stack | 1 |
| 20/burnTime = 32px/link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 7.5 sec. — Stack | 1 |
| Cannot be stacked — Stack | 1 |
| Average Hp Restored | 8.88 |
| Max Hp Restored | 10 |
| Min Hp Restored | 1 |
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 43 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 41 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 Salt Crystals with the highest Hp Restored (10). They set the ceiling for the whole Items set.
Entries worth a closer look
Rabbit/DST — , () |specialAbility = Eats dropped Fruits and Vegetables Becomes when 30px|link=Prestihatitator |spawnFrom = 50px|link=Rabbit Hole |stack = Does not Snakeskin Hat — ×1 ×1 ×1 |tab = Dress |tier = 2 |perk=Protects from Rain and Lightning. Protects from Jellyfish electrocution. |droppedBy = |stack = Does not stack Snakeskin Jacket — ×2 ×2 ×2 |stack = Does not stack |tab = Dress |tier = 1 |durability = 8 Days |waterResistance = 90% resistance |freezingResistance = 60 Telelocator Staff — Starts Earthquakes when used in the Caves and Ruins. |durability = 5 Uses |tier = 3 |objectSanity= -50 (per use) |droppedBy = Thulecite Crown — Frequently, hits on this crown will cause it to create an impenetrable barrier for a short time. Summer Frest — Delays overheating in Summer. Raises sanity over time. Slightly protects from the rain. Scalemail/DST — Grants immunity to fire damage. Ignites attackers. Restores sanity over time.
As the source data describes one entry: “Wrapped in the scales of the Dragonfly, it makes you immune to fire.”