What are your guy's thoughts on the new Woodie? In my opinion, he doesn't really feel like he has any upsides initially; all transformations seem to last very shortly, as well as proving to be a tremendous nuisance to your health and hunger as a result. 

When you transform, the duration of the form you chose seems to regress very quickly if you aren't doing the tasks associated with the creature (running as Goose, fighting as Moose, chopping as Beaver). The lack of healing options in any form add to the mess a bit. 

My recommendation(s): 

- Let the Idols not perish or remove the monster meat requirement 

- Let the were-meter drain at a rate of 1 every 2-3 seconds instead (regardless of activity)

- Give the transformations (mostly moose) a method of healing

- Set Woodies hunger to half the maximum instead of zero upon turning back to normal

- Controversial idea: Let Woodie regain health and sanity upon eating logs, twigs, grass, etc.

- Controversial idea MK.2: Lower sanity drain even further or add previous pinecone sanity perk

- Let the Goose traverse water (not tested fully on my part, so ignore if I am wrong), and possibly lose aggro from enemies when transformed as the goose

- Give the moose better natural armor, and perhaps slightly better damage (72 perhaps to make the transformation worthwhile)

These ideas may be extreme in some cases, but the aim is to improve Woodie. Regardless, now is the time that Woodie will be "tuned" so I suppose it would be right to say "speak now or forever hold your piece". 

We begin to give Klei some numbers on the general perception of this new Woodie and its... "wonderful" (?) transformations!

Afer Each changed Woodie will lost All hungry.

Old woodie could keep werebeaver for 10 days or much longer. But for now? Only 1 minute.

Does anyone thought moose is strong? Sorry even Wilson could fight like weremoose with dark sword and wood suit. Although he moves faster than moose.

After have 3 monster meat then get 0 hungry? You must be kidding me.

Just Detele it. 

From A 3-year Woodie player.

So, after spending a solid 30 minutes trying out the new mechanics and transformations, I'm a bit let down, to be fair. 

Werebeaver:

The beaver now does it's job well. Since it does it's job so fast, you can easily amass a hundred logs with one or two idols, granted you're in a dense forest. 

Also, the Werebeaver's weremeter drains slower if the beaver attacks things, which is an unintended feature, Im guessing.

Problem: None

Potential Solution: n/a, the Beaver is the only transformation that I'm 100% happy with.

Weregoose:

The most disappointing mechanic. The only thing it can do is run. No flying, no swimming. Just run at around the same speed as Overcharged WX with a walking cane (im eyeballing it.) I'd say, the best way to move this out of mediocrity is to give it the ability to swim. That way, it can be used in all stages of the game.

Problem: Mediocre transformation

Potential Solution: Give it the ability to swim, to expand it's usefulness so it has more uses, and so it doesn't become obsolete in mid-late game.

Weremoose:

While yes, having damage around the same place as the Hambat is cool and all, he's slow, which means that he is going to either soak up damage, or waste weremeter kiting. Also, using the idol for this is counter-intuitive if you want to tank, because the idol itself takes away 30 health upon use. In addition, since you can go from 100 weremeter to 0 in a span of 30 seconds even while constantly attacking, meaning that, if you're fighting a boss, you have to use SEVERAL IDOLS, which are 30 health a pop, mind you. 

Problem: Idol use is counter-intuitive as it drains HP. Tanking is seemingly the intended use, however the Weremoose only has (what it seems to be) 80% protection. The transformation duration is too short to efficiently utilize.

Potential Solution: Raise the Damage Resistance to 90%. Increase the Transformation duration for the Weremoose so it can be utilized in more combat situations, such as bosses.

The Idols:

The idols have a penalty of 30 HP and 20 sanity. If you want to continually use idols over and over (for example: the Moose idol in a boss fight), you're going to quickly kill yourself. This wouldn't be so much of a problem if the transformations weren't so short in duration. 

Another problem that they have is that they are dirt cheap. Seriously, you could mass-produce them before day 5. If we look at the idols with the intended use of "Risk/Reward items" then that's completely out of wack.

Problem: The idols seem to have a lackluster risk/reward balance. In addition, they are EXTREMELY cheap.

Potential Solution: Increase the duration for wereforms if activated by an idol, and/or lower the HP penalty (15?), In addition, add 1 Living Log to each Idol's crafting recipe, which goes well with Woodie's increased chance of treeguards. (It also motivates him to go chopping)

As much as it pains me to say this, as a Woodie main, I'm more or less disappointed with Woodie. His lackluster abilities, while good in some situations, are extremely niche and will 100% be overshadowed after mid-game, which isn't something a character perk should be. Overall, we're experiencing some bad deja-vu.

Edit: this post on the DS/T discord just about sums up this entire situation.

I started this thread back in 2016 as a time waster to catalogue every single skin in DST. Since then I've been revisiting this thread and adding more and more as DST's skin system grew ever bigger into the behemoth it is now. It's now 3 years later and I'm still at it!

As of March 2nd, 2019, this thread has now been added as Featured! Thanks Joe!

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The weremoose is good idea but he needs some corretions.

I'm glad the weremoose can't swim

Monster meat idols look like from Lovecraft novel (and that's good)

Were-meters shold be renewable. Why can't werebeaver eat logs and weregoose - seeds?

Idols are too cheap.

K so the minute before I start working, one of my friend send me the Woodie's Animated Short, I was pretty much like this at this moment :

But 4H later when I'm going back to my home, I looked at the moon cause why not. And what a good coincidence...

(Happy Maxwell's Main noises from France*)

Woodie's Refresh on a Full-Moon night !

Singleplayer Werebeaver accomplishes EVERYTHING all 3 forms are meant for, but isnt affected by sanity or weather, is able to replenish its weremeter, and doesnt initially cost ANYTHING to activate.

DS Werebeaver is also great at combat, it does great damage, is fast and easy to kite with, takes a fair amount of damage, and can regenerate health.

Meanwhile none of the new forms share those perks, but instead are vaguely effective at their one job, but are effected by weather, sanity, use health, cant replenish their meter, and require a consumable items that drains health and sanity on use.

Why?

What is the point of splitting the singleplayers Werebeavers perks apart into three different forms that arent even better than the werebeaver at accomplishing any one of their tasks?

Even having the ability to keep their inventory and look at the map isnt jmportant when you could have another player around to pick up your items and tell you whats on the map.

You still drop your backpack, you cant pick up items, and have to keep an inventory slot or two open for totems.

The only good thing to come out of the update is the art and music.

Even the animated short was underwhelming, no story, strange artstyle, and isnt representative of Woodies new playstyle.

ADENDUM EDIT: A POSSIBLE SOLUTION.

Make it easier to stay in any of the forms.

Increase the werebeavers damage to about 34.

Allow the goose to attack very quick, but deal a low amount of damage.

Allow each of the forms to regenerate their meter, Beaver by eating wood, Moose by dealing damage, Goose by running around or standing still?

Also take away the health bar, but keep the downsides of using a totem when reverting back to human.

This will allow each form to accomplish similar tasks, but will still be able to specialize in something: Werebeaver at gathering, moose at AOE charging and tanking, and goose at being fast and annoying.

Not a fully fleshed out idea, but its something constructive atleast.

A character can be evaluated through various meters of comparison.
I think in DST a good meters of comparison for a character is "what he asks for to exploit his abilities" to a hypothetical team of players and "how much give in return" using his abilities.
We then analyze some characters with a high "energy efficiency": Wickerbottom: to use her abilities, the old one needs papyrus, some generic material and a way to recover sanity (optional). In short, in exchange for relatively modest and / or easy to find objects, Wickerbottom gives a lot to the team: food, boss farms, WX-78 upgrades, feathers to build darts, books to make enemies sleep ...
Let's analyze another character with an equally generous "energy efficiency": Wendy.
Wendy requires a way to recover 50 sanity (opzional). In return he has Abigail that allows to get farms of spiders, bees and monkeys, able to give virtually infinity canvases, glands, monster meat, stingers, honey, bananas, nightmares and beard hairs. I would dare to say that he is the character with the best "energy efficiency" of the game. (obviously it is inferior to Wickerbottom, but we are not evaluating the versatility of the character in an "absolute" sense, only from the cost / benefit point of view of their abilities).
Another example?
Wilson. To work, he asks for a razor, and in exchange give  virtually infinite beard hairs. Not very useful, of course, but it requires practically 0 resources for the team. (the razor has no percentage, except in rare cases it lasts throughout the game).
Now let's analyze Woodie:
To function (and survive) with his abilities he needs:
Monster meat and wood (to trigger transformation), lots of food and health and sanity care (for when it returns to normal, inevitably with hunger 0 and compromised health and sanity).
All this to offer what to the team? A modest amount of basic resources, a moderate area of surface explored (only on land) or a laughable contribution in combat.
In short, Woodie's "energy efficiency" appears immediately inconvenient, his abilities cost more resources than they produce, both in terms of materials and time, without counting the risk factor when he returns in human form with his stomach completely emptiness and deteriorated life and sanity.
In a team then, every single skill of Woodie is outclassed by one or more characters, in every respect.
What to say, I have rarely seen such a blatant failure.

(In the photo: top the topic with the Woodie update.
Wickerbottom just read it and stared in horror.
Wilson still has to read it and he is anxious, sure that they will give Woodie beautiful things like maple syrup or the ability to swim. Wendy, who has already read everything as  Wicker, imagines Wilson's burning disappointment in a few seconds, and puts her hand in front of her mouth.)

So after Woodie's rework, and the potential/ideas that came with it, I really like it, the concept of the whole thing is really nice. One of the main things i like about it is how the werebeaver forms come in 3 different types, and how useful they can be.The goose is focused on mainly traveling, while the moose is focused on combat.

However, These forms don't last too long, and the consequences make them really hard to maintain. You lose 20 health and sanity, it also is extremely short and you have to actively use it to maintain it, which doesn't make much sense at all.This whole rework still makes him really inferior to Maxwell and a lot of other characters, because it's just such a hassle to keep it up.A good solution is to scale down the side effects and scale up the cost to make these idols, it would be perfect. Or just not scale it up at all, and have the downside be becoming tired from using it.

The solution here is to make woodie use these idols for a while, and use them consecutively. maybe have the bird idol last more then the rest and the moose idol last the least since it's combat oriented.

Also the moose only does 60 damage and it has a really mediocre charge, you can do all of that except charging with a Hambat + the health,short duration,sanity downsides, that's really not worth it at all.

EDIT: sorry i was supposed to add more but  i accidentally submitted it, i'll add more as i go

As a Woodie Main I need to address some of my concerns about this rework, while I like the new additions some transformations can easily be outclassed by other
characters of mid/late game items. While I've seen other players voice their concerns of that klei should've added in, we also need to take in factor of drawbacks.

Werebeaver - Give it the ability to at least eat logs to delay or extend its meter before changing.
Drawback of werebeaver would be that the longer in the form he stays the quicker the timer will go down so that while being a beaver is great the fast gathering and lack of tool usage, you are eventually kicked out of the form, that way werebeaver is a strong ability via resource gathering but it has a drawback of not being able to stay as it forever.

Weregoose - Give it like a jump ability to hop over an enemy or jump a gap between land, and of course the ability to swim in the water.
Drawback of weregoose would be that in the water the weremeter drops quicker and jumping decreases the meter by a small amount. I thought about maybe having it so it can recharge its meter back up as long as you're moving but that can easily be abused like quickly exploring the entire map in a handful of days or ruin rushing.

Weremoose - 90% Damage resistance, remove the charge move, and a combo ability, a combo ability would be like two punches and then it uses its antlers giving it a cone attack having it so its more viable in fighting/tanking, and the charge move is good but if the combo like I said were to be added instead, the charge would be obsolete.
Drawback of weremoose would be that the longer you stay in the form the quicker the meter drains and as long as you're punching it would be delayed or stopped.

I hope you guys like my interpretation of what should've been done to these new transformations and that klei can listen to its community's outcry and hopefully fix Woodie so that all players both mains and non will come to enjoy him.

Look at food bar and health bar.

I've posted bug report ...

I just wanted to know is the moon glass renewable when I mine it will meteors come and give the boulder of the glass or there is no such thing?

I made a simple and cheap varg farm in a public server the other day and people really liked it, so I thought I'd share it here so people can know how it's made, and maybe you can get something out of this. Farm building is one of the best things about DST.

What it is

Basically, there are 4 catcoons in the center who kill all of the hounds for you. Catcoons are unique in that they have very long attack range. Their attack range is so long that they can hit hounds, but hounds can't hit back at this distance. The catcoons will constantly attack as long as there are hounds, and the varg will make sure the hounds keep coming. This is a good way to get monster meat if you micro manage, and you will get loads of teeth and gems as well. If you keep this farm near your base, it will run automatically.

Why it works

The hounds don't attack the walls because there is a pig skin inside the pen with the catcoons, and because the hounds share aggro of the varg, who should be aggroed to the kitties (make sure the varg is aggroed to the kitties and not you - this might cause the hounds to attack the walls). They would rather run towards meat sources than attack walls. Catcoons like to pick up lots of items on the floor, but fortunately they do not pick up pig skins! Catcoons can kill the hounds outside the pen because as I've mentioned, their attack range is very long. Lastly, the cats will not take damage or die as long as you have a flingomatic. Fire hounds are the only potential threat I can think of because the flames could smolder the pig skin, which could cause fire damage to the kitties. Thankfully the flingomatic is able to douse the smoldering pig skin before it can cause any burn damage.

How it's made

First you want a set up that looks something like this below.

You will note that I have 3 little chambers here. One chamber on top is meant to eventually hold the 4 stray catcoons, the middle chamber is meant only to be a distance to keep the friendly catcoons away from the stray catcoons (they will kill eachother if they are close), and the bottom chamber temporarily holds the friendly catcoons. You want to lead the catcoons all the way from their stump home to the pen one by one. Each twig you give a kitty equals about 48 seconds of friendship, so that's important to keep in mind when making this farm. You need to be very careful about keeping the friendly catcoons away from the strays (they will kill eachother). Once their friendship timer has passed, it becomes safe to bring them into the other chamber with the stray cats because they wont attack each other. Repeat this process four times with four different catcoons, and then you're onto the final step. You need to trap a varg. This is actually very very easy if you know how to do it. Here is a GIF of how it's done in less than 30 seconds.

Get varg's aggro > lead varg to the pen you created > get him stuck on the pen > run far away until you no longer have his aggro > run up behind him and finish building the pen to trap him indefinitely.

I let this farm run for 10 days and it amounted to 245 teeth and 17 blue gems. Day 28-38

I hope someone learns something from this. I'd like to see more elaborate farm ideas from others.

A thread like this existed before but I'm afraid it fell deep into the archive, so here is a new one. You can post funny, odd and terrible pictures that you made while playing DST.

Here are some from my collection:

Love this one because it looks like as if the third bunny from the right (not counting the bunny behind the hut) is throwing the small bunny.

My dear Wolfgang managed to trap himself while being sane and of course I mocked him by taking a screenshot and weeks later finding myself trapped in this too while being sane.

Wigfrid is able to fish in carpet. Who would have guessed.

Does anyone know of any trick to place down objects on the floor neatly, like how geometric placement would with buildings?

I am trying to find a way to place down thermal stones in a near perfect hexagonal formation around the furnace, and fireflies neatly in a straight line down the path.

• Fixed crash when Woodie transforms while mounted.
• Fixed bug with Jellybean buff multiplying whenever Woodie transforms.
• Fixed bug with Garlic Spiced food buff calculations in Weremoose form.
• Fixed animation bugs with Rustic Cabin skin for Pig Houses.

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I am astounded at the amount of people that think Woodie's rework is bad, and after reading a vast majority of threads about the bad things about Woodie's refresh, I see that no one is pointing out the downright amazing things about his rework, and that is what I'm going to be advocating for in this thread.

Conceptually -

First of all, the idea behind this rework is amazing. Woodie is meant to be a cliche Canadian dude, and adding more Canadian things to the character such as a hockey skin, and two new Canadian-based animals to his curse really pushes that image. He is also much more refined in this update, every refresh so far has shown that the character has grasped their abilities and found new ways to use them, and this refresh reflects the exact same thing. Now I am going to go into each form and also a few arguments as well as provide some tips and tricks that I have discovered in the first few of hours that I've played.

BEAVER FORM-

The beaver form hasn't changed, but HAS been affected positively by the new addition of the were-meter, now you can cut down tons of trees and dig up stumps in no time at the cost of logs and a few monster meat, in comparison to a golden ax and shovel that other characters would have to use, or nightmare fuel along with tools and time that maxwell would need for minions to chop and dig, this is a significantly faster and more material efficient method to tree chopping.

GOOSE FORM-

I cannot fathom why people do not like this change. Making lots of idols to become a goose is easy, and they are an AMAZING tool for scouting out the caves, traveling long distances, and just getting around in general, while yes you do get an empty stomach after using one, you can plan to use these as you were going hungry, and eat after you finish your journey, just make sure to use multiple in one go and plan out where you want to go. This isn't really made for walking around, this is made for scouting, long trips and having night vision while going very fast. The goose form also completely IGNORES the sandstorms in the oasis desert so it's an amazing way to get in and out of an oasis base or find the antlion/go to it if you don't have goggles or simply just don't want to use them.

MOOSE FORM-

This is the form people complain about the most and I cannot understand why. I have also not seen a single thread that points out all of the insanely amazing uses for it's charge ability. You can farm herds of splumonkeys, spiders, frogs, bees, and many other basic and aggressive mobs alike with this ability with an incredible amount of ease, I would even go as to say that his ability to farm in moose form makes Wendy and Webber obsolete, but I would need to test more (and obviously this is potentially bound to change when they are refreshed). And not only can you farm all of these things amazingly, you can do it with just a few grass and some monster meat, no tools, nothing. You MIGHT get a little banged up depending on what you farm, but all you have to do afterwards is heal. The moose form is an incredibly efficient method for farming mass amounts of mob drops. And as for combat, it can take on anything that isn't a boss with absolutely no problem. I have fought almost everything so far that was just an aggressive mob and it worked out just fine, and I didn't have to have a log suit or football helmet, nor did I have to craft any weapons. Woodie is an incredibly efficient combatant now. I'm also going to add this in tips, but I'm guessing since this is what most people will probably read I will put this here; WOODIE CAN EAT JELLY BEANS AND THEN RAPIDLY HEAL WHILE IN MOOSE FORM, THIS IS INCREDIBLY EFFICIENT FOR  FIGHTING IN MOOSE FORM IN RISKY FIGHTS OR IN GENERAL. I also saw someone wanting the charge ability to be removed, DO NOT REMOVE IT, IT IS INSANELY USEFUL IN TOO MANY WAYS TO COUNT. 

WOODIE FORM-

Woodie is a pretty basic man outside of his main abilities, as are pretty much every single character in the game. One argument I saw is that Woodie outside of his forms doesn't have much to his character, that is a pointless argument because the forms are A PART of his character and are to be utilized just as you would use Maxwell's book, or Abigail's flower, or Wickerbottom's books, and so on. And considering the forms are apart of his character and not an external factor, it is arguable that his forms are a part of his core character which makes his "Woodie form" more complex than any other character in the game. But take away all of the forms and here are the things he can do-

Have followers longer

Chop trees incredibly fast

Have a 50% higher chance to spawn tree guards

Own an infinite, talking axe that is unique to him

Have the ability to craft 3 unique idols

The things REMOVED from this form are-

The log meter

Sanity gain from planting pine cones

These were his most unpredictable and unappealing features, and it was an extremely healthy change to remove them. People who are experienced often do not appreciate the unwanted sanity regeneration or the constant chore of having to eat wood. The changes to his basic form are incredibly nice and good for his character.

MY THOUGHTS-

I really think that the expectations for this character are way overboard, he has gotten completely overhauled for the better and excels in a potentially endless amount of tasks, his downsides lay in the fact that he loses health and sanity from going into forms, but as with any character, experience with them will show ways to negate these downsides. Woodie is downright the most practical character in this game now, the ability to do just about any task without tools or armor is invaluable. I'm glad they added so much to this character, he now truly feels like a cursed Canadian lumberjack that has learned how to harness his abilities. As for late game usefulness, a lot of abilities get negated by having everything no matter which character you're playing, but his effectiveness with farming due to the moose form's charge ability will always work no matter what point in the game you're at, along with his higher change to spawn tree guards, which will always be useful, he will always be able to level forests in a moment's notice without any preparation, and will always be able to have fun and refreshing abilities to use in just about any situation. As a person who has mained Woodie since I started playing, I can say that for now, the road to figuring out every use of this refresh looks good, as does the character refresh as a whole. He has just become a significantly better and more practical version of himself and I love that. The ONLY thing I would change would be that the goose can swim, and that is definitely something I agree with everyone else on, other than that I have no complaints about this guy, he's not perfect nor will he ever be but that isn't the reason I main him, and I'm excited to push all of his new abilities to their limits as I continue playing. Now I will go into tips and tricks that I have discovered while testing and playing him today.

TIPS AND TRICKS-

Moose form can use charge to farm a long list of mobs, use this to your advantage when fighting groups of them or when wanting to farm in general as Woodie.

Moose form can rapidly heal from jelly beans, this is really useful in fights where you will inevitably take damage such as with bosses.

Moose form can utilize Warly's spices to give him more damage and damage resistance, this really helps with their synergy.

All of Woodie's forms can run through a sandstorm in the oasis desert without any movement penalties, this is best utilized with goose form. This small trick can be used to find the antlion very fast.

The moose form can be used for a quick and easy solution to a hound wave, out of all my tests it is nearly impossibly to be overwhelmed if you are actively fighting in moose form and using his charge ability to take out groups if they start to cluster together. 

The goose form can be used to map out caves very early in the game and very well, all you need is a good amount of idols, a bit of food to negate the afterward effects, and a torch to use outside of form transformations.

Moose form can still receive Wortox heals while fighting, this means he is practically invincible if he has a wortox to heal him while tanking a mob, due to not having any amount of armor durability.

Use charge to quickly get away from a mob you're fighting before transforming back, this should give you a good amount of time to prepare to fight without the form or go back into the form, depending on what mob you're fighting. It's best to use your own discretion on when to use the form or not, but the usefulness of the moose form's charge ability should be factored into whatever plans you make.

YOU CAN NOW OPEN YOUR MAP NO MATTER WHAT FORM YOU ARE IN.

Lore and animation-

I personally do not have an issue with the animation they made, however I feel like the fact that he didn't have a backstory is significant and I've thought about it a lot, and I have only come up with one solution. He just DOESN'T have one. It simply does not make sense that they wouldn't have a backstory for him when they have for EVERY OTHER character they've refreshed, and the only thing I can come up with is that he was created by Maxwell to BE his silly, twisted interpretation of a Canadian guy, and while he does have a few quotes that talk about things that he did in his past, I think they are just a fake memory that Maxwell planted in his head. This is the only thing that makes sense to me, and would explain why he has so many cliche's, and why he is so awkwardly supernatural in comparison to the rest of the cast, the log meter doesn't make sense, the were meter doesn't make sense, eating logs doesn't make sense, a talking axe doesn't make sense, he's just simply was created that way. It would also explain why his wereforms have night vision just like the rest of the mobs in the game, and why he has a curse in the first place. This also explains his reactions to just about every crazy thing in the game, he never really has a surprised reaction to anything, just talks about it like he doesn't know anything else. Anyway, that's just my take on it, but as I said it could be very wrong, I just feel like there's a reason he doesn't have a clear true backstory.

Conclusion-

There's probably a bit I left out here, but all in all I think that this refresh isn't nearly as bad as everyone makes it out to be, and his farming potential makes him a very useful character. He's super fun and unique and I'm going to very much enjoy all of the new things he can do as I play him. Let me know what you guys think and anything I may have left out, and any other tips and tricks you've discovered! And a huge thanks to Klei for constantly giving us amazing content! Although there are things that not everyone agrees with, this company really knows how to find a middle ground and listen and work correctly, and I am very happy that they've put so much into this game over the last year. I look forward to the future of Don't Starve and Don't Starve Together!

If you didn't know, there's a magical website called talktotransformer.com, which has you type in a sentence or two, and then the AI types the rest. So I was wondering- could a bot come up with a new update idea? Turns out it can.

Enjoy.

(note: bolded text is my own words that I fed into the machine)

Hey everyone!

Most of you have been wondering about the next Don't Starve Together update. We spent a lot of time making it and we're finally ready to present it to you! Since development is already wrapping up, here's what you can expect next:

Fossils!

There are now 18 new species introduced into Don't Starve Together that have been crafted by our Community Manager Roshana. These creatures are available on any level in the game to be used in your games of Don't Starve Together.

These plants include:

The Plant

We're not too sure what the new type of plant will look like yet and we're still exploring that. We think this plant is designed to represent a grassy terrain:

The plant will change based on what level you select. While it is intended to be used from a small garden to your larger game world, it can also be used as a living room, nursery, or house if you want it!

Another plant we plan on adding is the Grass. It's really a beautiful grass and the seeds are great... but you may be disappointed with their taste. They're very sweet, and I know from experience, it's hard to taste something as sweet as fresh honey while eating it. So I'd hate to find out they're not as sweet! I wish them well.

In addition to the fossils, we are proud to announce the newest character to the Don't Starve Together world, and it's none other than Croque Du Chevalier, the legendary animal hunter who was once a member of Team Bluebeard as well and served as one of our main leaders.

Croque Du Chevalier will be available for purchase soon after we run the Kickstarter campaign!

That's all the content we have planned for now! Stay tuned for more information on things like upcoming releases, giveaways, and other great things in the future.

Until next time,

The Bizzaro Team