While butter only has a 2% chance to drop, it does heal players for 40 Health. Killing a Butterfly by hitting it with a weapon or snapping its wings after you’ve caught it with providing Butterfly Wings, which heals players for 8 health.īutterflies also have the chance to drop Butter. Use the butterflies you catch to your advantage if you’re running low on health. If you choose to get into the beekeeping business, chances are you’re going to collect yourself dozens of flowers so your bees can freely pollinate the flowers and go back to their Bee Boxes as quickly as possible. I would recommend only using Spider Glands or Mosquito Sacks if you are in the early game and do not have access to any other healing resources, though Spider Glands can be made into Healing Salves, which restore 20 Health. The other thing to keep in mind is that they will give players a Sanity debuff if they are playing certain characters. While Spider Glands and Mosquito Sacks aren’t ideal ways to heal yourself, they do both give 8 Health and never rot or spoil. Since flowers are an essential part of running successful Bee Boxes having no flowers will be an issue. Since flowers don’t respawn naturally will require a Butterfly to place, you may find yourself in a world that depletes of flowers too quickly. I would only recommend using flowers as a health resource in dire situations. Players can also choose to eat picked flowers to receive one health per flower. Using raw resources or fire-cooked meals will not be as useful in late-game content or in situations where players receive burst damage. Raw resources that do provide health will typically give the player 1 to 3 health per resource, however, when some resources are cooked, they will often increase the health output to 4 or 5 per resource.Īlthough raw resources and fire-cooked meals don’t give a massive boost to health restoration, it is still viable for you to collect and eat them, especially if you do not have access to a crockpot. EATING RAW & FIRE COOKED FOODSĭuring early-game gameplay, players will find themselves gathering resources like Berries and Seeds. The following list is organized by methods that give you the least health back but are easiest to farm to the methods that give you the most health back but tend to be more involved. Honey is the key ingredient in several healing recipes, and you’re going to want to make sure you have access to it before you’re very low on health. I will say if you want to prepare yourself for damage, make yourself some Bee Boxes in the early game. The way you choose to heal yourself will heavily depend on how much damage you’ve taken and what resources you’ve managed to gather before taking the damage. Although most of the recipes will be similar, if not the same, across all versions of the game, Shipwrecked and Hamlet do have some expansion specific recipes. There are multiple ways players will be able to heal themselves in Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together.
The maximum health a character has upon entering a server is 200 Health. The average character in all versions of Don’t Starve will have 150 health, though some characters have as low as 75 Health (Maxwell) or as high as 400 Health (WX-78 when fully upgraded). Some characters who are more challenging to manage include Maxwell, Wurt and Wormwood. You will notice that some characters’ health can be more challenging to manage. Even in Don’t Starve Together, a server must be rolled back in time unless players have taken measures to prevent themselves from experiencing a true death.Ī player can manage health in a variety of ways and strategies to maintain health will differ from character to character. Health is arguably the most crucial status that you will need to manage since once a player’s health hits zero a standard, Don’t Starve single-player game is deleted. Unlike Hunger and Sanity, Health does not drain overtime unless the player is under an aggressive status effect. Health is one of the three main statuses you must manage while playing Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together.
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