This is part 6 of the Items reference for Don’t Starve, covering entries 451–506. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spyglass | Does not stack | — | The Spyglass is a craftable Nautical Tab Item in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires a Science Machine to prototype and is crafted using 1 Empty Bottle, 1 Pig Skin, and 1 Gold Nugget. It is also a reward from the Yaarctopus in exchange for Ceviche. |
| Thulecite Crown/DST | Does not stack | — | The Thulecite Crown is a craftable Item found in the Ancient Tab. It requires 4 Nightmare Fuel, 4 Thulecite and an Ancient Pseudoscience Station to craft. It also has a 33% chance to be found inside a Large Ornate Chest. Like all items from the Ancient Tab, Thulecite Crowns cannot be prototyped and can only be crafted when near an Ancient Pseudoscience Station. |
| Summer Frest/DST | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Stinger/DST | 40 | — | A Stinger is an Item commonly dropped by a Bee or Killer Bee when killed. It is mainly an ingredient in Sleep Darts. |
| Telelocator Staff/DST | 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 Telelocator Staff has 5 uses. Each use costs 50 Sanity. |
| Thick Fur/DST | 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. |
| Thulecite Medallion/DST | 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. |
| Substrate Extrapolator | 20 | — | Make the Ocean smaller! Permanently. Restrictions apply. |
| Wild Plains Turf | 10 | — | Wild Plains Turf is a Turf Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be obtained by digging up Wild Plains tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as Fuel. |
| Weevole Carapace | 40 | — | The Weevole Carapace is an Item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is dropped by Weevoles upon death. |
| Venom Gland | 20 | — | A Venom Gland is a healing Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is used for crafting items such as the Anti Venom, as well as poisoned Weapons. Venom Glands can also be directly consumed to cure the Poison effect. Consuming a Venom Gland to cure poison deals up to 75 poison damage, however this damage will not kill the player character. If the player character has less than 80 Health left, Venom Gland will only deal enough damage, if at all, to reduce the remaining health to a minimum of 5. Consuming the Venom Gland while having less than 5 health will not increase the health. |
| Trail Mix | 40 | 30 | Trail Mix is a Fruit Food Item introduced in the Reign of Giants DLC. It is cooked in a Crock Pot by combining 1 Roasted Birchnut, 1 Berry, and 1 Fruit. It takes 10 seconds to cook and 15 Days to Spoil. |
| Willow’s Lighter | Does not stack | — | Willow’s Lighter is a portable light source exclusive to Willow. It can be equipped in the ‘Hand’ slot and is able to set flammable objects on Fire. Used as a weapon, Willow’s Lighter deals 17 damage per hit and has infinite uses. |
| Watermelon | 20 | 3 | 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. |
| Trawl Net | Does not stack | — | The Trawl Net is a Boat attachment from the Shipwrecked DLC. It is crafted from 3 Rope and 2 Bamboo and must be prototyped at the Science Machine. It is also a reward from the Yaarctopus in exchange for Bisque. Trawl Nets cannot be attached to rafts. |
| Vortex Cloak | Does not stack | — | The Vortex Cloak is a wearable Armor and Inventory extension, exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. In order to craft it, the player must obtain a Blueprint from the Ancient Herald or found in treasure chests on X marks the spot in Shipwrecked. It requires 5 Dark Tatters and a Night Armor to craft. |
| Water Balloon | 20 | — | The Water Balloon is a craftable Item exclusive to Don’t Starve Together. It can be used to extinguish Fires by throwing it at the fire. It can be crafted with a Science Machine using 2 Mosquito Sacks and 1 Ice, which gives the player 4 water balloons. Alternatively, mosquito sacks can be filled at Ponds, however this only yields a single water balloon. |
| Volt Goat Horn | 10 | — | The Volt Goat Horn is an Item with a 25% chance to be dropped by Volt Goats in the Reign of Giants DLC. It is an ingredient for crafting the Morning Star and the Weather Pain, making Volt Goats a worthwhile Mob to farm. |
| Webber’s Skull | Does not stack | — | Webber’s Skull is an item used to unlock the Reign of Giants Character, Webber. It has a 5% chance to drop when any Spider dies, including variants in Caves and Ruins. It can also be dropped when any tier Spider Den or Spilagmite is destroyed or a Spider Queen is killed with the same chance. The skull will not drop if it already exists in the world or if Webber is already unlocked. Trapped Spiders will not drop the skull. |
| 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. |
| Wall | — | — | Walls are craftable Items and deployable Structures that prevent the player’s and Mobs’ movement. Depending on the material, different Walls have different maximum Health and levels of flammability. Walls can be made out of Grass, Boards, Stone, and Thulecite, in order of increasing material strength. |
| 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. |
| Weapon | — | — | Weapons are Items used to fight, hunt and defend oneself from creatures in Don’t Starve. Most weapons have a durability, limiting the number of times it can be used. |
| Visor | Does not stack | — | The Visor is a Character-specific Head Armor that can only be crafted by Wagstaff. It is found in the Tinkering Tab, and requires Spectoggles and Cut Stone to craft. |
| Twigs | 40 | 0.5 | 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. |
| Volcano Turf | 10 | — | Volcano Turf is one of the Turf items that appears in the Shipwrecked DLC, acquired by digging Volcano tiles with a Pitchfork. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. |
| Tropical Fan | Does not stack | — | The Tropical Fan is an Item in the Shipwrecked DLC and its counterpart of the Luxury Fan in the Reign of Giants DLC. It can be crafted with five Doydoy Feathers, two Cut Reeds and two Ropes and requires an Alchemy Engine to prototype. |
| Turbine Blades | 10 | — | Turbine Blades are an Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. They are dropped by the Sealnado’s Twister form and can only be used to craft the Iron Wind. |
| Weather Pain | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Volcano Staff | Does not stack | — | The Volcano Staff is a Volcanic Item introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It requires 1 Fire Staff, 4 Obsidian and 1 Dragoon Heart to craft. It can also occasionally be found in X Marks the Spot Treasure Chests, has a 50% chance of being found in the Chest of the Depths dropped by the Quacken and by the bodies failed survivors. with 3-5 uses. Additionally, the staff can be found as Set Piece with the staff in the middle and 6 Obsidian forming a circle around it. When the staff is picked up from the Set Piece, even by a Prime Ape, the Volcano immediately erupts and Dragoon Eggs rain from the sky. 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. |
| Tropical Parasol | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Weevole Mantle | — | — | The Weevole Mantle is a craftable armor item exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Fight Tab. It requires 4 Weevole Carapaces and 2 Chitin to craft, and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. The Weevole Mantle has 900 hit points worth of durability and absorbs 65% of damage taken. |
| Trinkets | — | — | Trinkets are a group of Items that can be found around the Constant through various means such as digging up Graves using a Shovel, picking Tumbleweeds, befriending Catcoons, trading fish with the King of the Merms, fishing in the Oasis, smashing Ancient Pseudoscience Stations with a hammer or salvaging Ocean Debris. |
| Tropical Fish | 40 | 1 | Tropical Fish is a type of Fish Food introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. |
| Walrus Tusk | 10 | — | The Walrus Tusk is an Item sometimes dropped by MacTusk. Walrus Tusks can be used to craft the Walking Cane and Brush at an Alchemy Engine. |
| Vine | 40 | — | Vines are a resource in the Shipwrecked DLC. They are dropped from chopping a Viney Bush with a Machete or by digging one up with a Shovel. Vines are used in several crafting recipes. |
| Tree Tapping Kit | 40 | — | The Tree Tapping Kit is an item added in The Gorge. Used to extract sap from sugarwood tree. |
| Weapon/DST | — | — | Weapons are Items used to fight, hunt and defend oneself from creatures in Don’t Starve. Most weapons have a durability, limiting the number of times it can be used. |
| Twigs/DST | 40 | 0.5 | 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. |
| Volt Goat Horn/DST | 10 | — | The Volt Goat Horn is an Item with a 25% chance to be dropped by Volt Goats in the Reign of Giants DLC. It is an ingredient for crafting the Morning Star and the Weather Pain, making Volt Goats a worthwhile Mob to farm. |
| Walrus Tusk/DST | 10 | — | The Walrus Tusk is an Item sometimes dropped by MacTusk. Walrus Tusks can be used to craft the Walking Cane and Brush at an Alchemy Engine. |
| Weather Pain/DST | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Watermelon/DST | 20 | 3 | 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. |
| Trail Mix/DST | 40 | 30 | Trail Mix is a Fruit Food Item introduced in the Reign of Giants DLC. It is cooked in a Crock Pot by combining 1 Roasted Birchnut, 1 Berry, and 1 Fruit. It takes 10 seconds to cook and 15 Days to Spoil. |
| Turfs/DST | — | — | Turfs are floor and ground-tile items. They can be dug up with a Pitchfork and used for decoration or fuel. Turfs can fuel all structures except the Night Light. Turfs cannot be used to fertilize plants. |
| 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 |
| Windbreaker | Does not stack | — | 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. |
| Wooden Flooring | 10 | — | Wooden Flooring is a craftable Turf Item. It requires 1 Board to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It can also be found underneath a Pig King or near Touch Stones. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. To place the wooden flooring (or any kind of flooring), you will need to use a pitchfork to plow the ground where you want to place it. |
| Wobster 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. |
| Wobster | Does not stack | — | The Wobster is a catchable sea Creature found in the Shipwrecked DLC. Wobsters spawn from Wobster Dens, which house one Wobster each, and they are nocturnal: they come out at Dusk, stay out through the Night, and retreat to their dens when the next day begins. They can be caught with Sea Traps or a Trawl Net, and are attracted to Limpets, which can be used as bait. |
| Yellow Moonlens | — | — | Moonlenses are Items exclusive to Don’t Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. They are created by placing a Gem in a Cratered Moonrock socket, which works similar to placing Purple Gems on a Telelocator Focus. |
| Wooden Potato Thing | Does not stack | — | The Wooden Potato Thing is the Shipwrecked equivalent to the Metal Potato Thing in both Sandbox Mode and Adventure Mode. It serves the same purpose as the Metal Potato Thing, and is used with the other Things on the Wooden Thing to create a portal that lets players generate a new World, deleting everything except the items in their inventory. |
| Woven Garland | — | — | The Woven Garland is an item added to The Forge in Don’t Starve Together. |
| 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. |
| Wooden Flooring/DST | 20 | — | Wooden Flooring is a craftable Turf Item. It requires 1 Board to craft and an Alchemy Engine to prototype. It can also be found underneath a Pig King or near Touch Stones. Like other Turfs, it can be placed on any bare ground tile or used as fuel. To place the wooden flooring (or any kind of flooring), you will need to use a pitchfork to plow the ground where you want to place it. |
| Willow’s Lighter/DST | Does not stack | — | Burns through the night and in the rain. |
How the Items split by Stack
Does not stack (19)
Spyglass — See across the sea.. Thulecite Crown/DST — Complete with ancient force field.. Summer Frest/DST — Delays overheating in Summer. Raises sanity over time. Slightly protects from the rain..
40 (10)
Stinger/DST — 83.3% x1, 1%. Weevole Carapace — × 1. Trail Mix.
10 (9)
Thick Fur/DST — Reconstituted furs.. Wild Plains Turf. Volt Goat Horn.
20 (6)
Substrate Extrapolator — Make the Ocean smaller! Permanently. Restrictions apply.. Venom Gland — Freshly squeezed poison.. Watermelon — : |icon = Watermelon.png |image =Watermelon Dropped.png |foodValue = × 1 |hpRestored = 3.
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Items tracked | 56 |
| With a written description | 30 |
| Without a written description | 26 |
| Does not stack — Stack | 19 |
| 40 — Stack | 10 |
| 10 — Stack | 9 |
| 20 — Stack | 6 |
| Average Hp Restored | 16 |
| Max Hp Restored | 60 |
| 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 56 Items down. Does not stack is the largest group at 19 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 26 of the 56 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 Wobster Bisque with the highest Hp Restored (60). They set the ceiling for the whole Items set.
Entries worth a closer look
Watermelon — : |icon = Watermelon.png |image =Watermelon Dropped.png |foodValue = × 1 |hpRestored = 3 |hungerRestored = 12.5 |sanityRestored = 5 |spoil = 6 Trident — ) |damageAsWes = 25.5 (76.5 ) |damageAsWigfrid = 42.5 (127.5 ) |damageAsWolfgang = 17-68 (51-204 ) |durability=150 Uses |perk=Does triple damage Twigs — ×2 ×2 () : ×2 () ( 60% (40%×3) : ×2 ×2 () |soldBy = : (×1) |burnTime = 32px|link=Fuel#Fire Fuel 15 sec Wood Wall — |tool = Can be Hammered |canBeBurned = 1 |image = Wood Wall Build.png|Phase 3 Wood Wall Build Phase 2.png|Phase 2 Wood Wall Build Phase 1.png|Phase 1 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 Turfs — All turfs in order of priority. Turfs with higher priority will partly cover other turfs. Summer Frest/DST — Delays overheating in Summer. Raises sanity over time. Slightly protects from the rain.
As the source data describes one entry: “Delays overheating in Summer. Raises sanity over time. Slightly protects from the rain.”