Bear

by FredyC

Description

An angry bear that thinks you look delicious.  It hits very hard and has a fairly high health pool.  Be careful around them.

Behavior

Aggressive and will attack on sight.

Uses

Their corpses can be carved to get raw meat by using a sharpened group item.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight after reaching 4000+ talent points. Does not spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• None

If Carved

• Animal Fat
• Animal Skull
• Bones
• Leather Hide
• Offal
• 2 Raw Meat

Bogling

by PaulBlay

Description

Bog monsters are strong creatures which roam the land. Their attacks can poison.

Behavior

Occasionally spread swamp patches on the ground. These leave a tell-tale sign on the minimap.

Uses

Good source of Peat if you lack some at your location. You can try little running around with him to chase so it creates more swamp tiles which can be dug for Peat.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight after reaching 8000+ talent points. Does not spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• Peat
• Common Loot

If Carved

• Soil
• Tree Vine

Charcoal

by DreamThorn, Akaossin

Description

Charcoal is a basic fuel that can be used to increase a fire’s lifetime. (Combustible +4)

How to craft

It can be created by starting a fire on a tile with grass or a tree.  Once the fire dies, there is a 50% chance for one piece of charcoal to be generated on the ground.  Additionally, there is a 5% chance to get another piece when digging up the resulting ash tile.

Note that open fires such as these spread and can easily get out of control, burning down forests and wooden structures.

Tips

Dig a firebreak to limit the spread of the fire.

Chicken

by FredyC

Description

Harmless creature, entirely for your benefit.

Behavior

Always runs away from your position but will attack if cornered (for very minimal damage).

Uses

Drops a 2 feathers upon death: can be carved for raw chicken and an additional 2 feathers.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight. Does not spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• 2 Feather

If Carved

• 2 Feather
• Raw chicken

Combat Guide

by lorddeathwings

When you fight a monster, the amount of damage you deal is equal to (your attack damage – their armor) and damage dealt to you is equal to (enemy attack damage – your armor). It’s important to understand that this relationship is linear because one of the most important parts of combat is to have high amount of armor to survive the fights. I would argue that good armor is way more important than having a good weapon. Once you have a full set of iron armor, only a few monsters will be able to deal 1-2 damage to you.

Stats that are important to combat

• Health – Your HP. Once this reaches 0, you die. Can be increased with improved tactics, parrying, archery, anatomy, woodworking, blacksmithing, and stonecrafting.
• Stamina – While this most likely won’t matter during combat, if it does go down to 0, your health will start to decrease
• Tactics – Increases BASE attack, accuracy, and decreases chance of stamina loss during combat
• Parrying – Increases BASE defense and chance to take less damage in combat
• Throwing – Increases attack, accuracy, and max range when using projectiles
• Archery – Increases attack, accuracy, and max range when using bows and arrows 
• Anatomy – Decreases chance of bleeding and increases effectiveness of healing consumables

Methods for fighting a monster 

Melee combat – Most common method for fighting

Projectiles – Primitive way of ranged combat. Not really recommended due to the difficulty of using ranged weapons and the low damage output

The most damage that can be done is with a Leather Sling and Iron Bullet for +5 blunt damage.

Bows and arrows – Advance method of ranged combat. Eventually bows and arrows become the weapon that deals the most damage

Now that you’ve read all the stats, what should you do first?

1. First, attack a tree until you receive a branch

Cooked Meat

by Waveward

Cooked Meat is made from Raw Meat using a fire source.

If it decays it will turn into Rotten Meat.

Durability

by FlowCoef

Most usable items have durability which shows how many uses it has. For tools, one durability is consumed only when something is gathered, not whenever it is used. For weapons, one durability is consumed only when the weapon hits the target, not when the character misses. Weapons generally have about half of the durability of tools, making them ill-advised tools.

If the item is crafted with a higher quality than normal, it will have more than the base durability:

1. Normal
2. Remarkable (Blue background)
3. Extraordinary (Yellow background)
4. Legendary (Purple background)

Legendary items have special buffs that provide a bonus to a certain skill when equippped.

Iron Ore

by FredyC

Description

Iron ore is your first metal that you will encounter and it’s starting point to make better tools, weapons and armor. First you need to melt it with Charcoal and create Wrought Iron. After that it can be turned into Iron ingot by melting with Talc and Limestone.

How to find it

Obviously easiest path is by mining in mountains and rocky areas (even at sandstone). You can spot ore visually over tile, so you don’t have to keep mining all rocks around and hoping to get lucky. Once you find one, there is also slight chance (about 33% per direction), there will be others nearby.

Other source is from Living Rock monster, but since it is somewhat hard to find and beat up, you have better chance with mining at the beginning.

Iron ore can be rarely found simply on the ground too.

Items

by PapaDMac, error, DreamThorn, mcawesome6799, amozart, whattothewhonow, Hannibal, Rainshine, SanchoPanza

Items are what a player will spend the vast majority of their time using, crafting, finding, and manipulating in Wayward. Most of the exploration-based elements in the game are derived from collecting various items and combining them using practical and quasi-realistic recipes. For example, a branch can be cut into smaller twigs or stripped of its bark by using a sharp object to do so. Even at these early stages of development, there are over 200 items, each with their own unique uses. Learning how to produce maximum efficacy from these objects is essential if you want to survive through the first night.

Many items in Wayward have multiple uses, so it is difficult to properly organize them. There are some, however, that can be specifically categorized, and so multiple tables will be used for easy reference, with the unsorted items at the bottom.

Consumables

Keeping one’s self healthy, energetic, and satiated is vital to staying alive in Wayward: these are represented by the Health, Stamina, and Hunger bars, respectively. Consumable items allow the player to replenish these bars as they deplete. All consumables are considered “edible”.

Fertilizers

Weapons

Weapons are held in the right or left hand slots.

Weapon Ammo

Ammo is projectiles used for Slings and Bows.

Traps

A trap can be built on the ground by either the player or a Hobgoblin. It will damage the player or any monster that steps on it.

Armor

The best offense is a good defense. Surviving combat in Wayward relies heavily on your character’s defense level, and wearing armor is the best way to protect yourself. Remember that armor, like many other crafted items, does deteriorate with use.

Tools

Tools produce heat, help gather resources, purify water, or help produce other items. Some tools can also be used as weapons. Tools are usable items. They must be in your inventory to use.

Containers

Tiles and Walls

Tile items change the base tile when placed. Walls are both protection against monsters as shelter and decorative. Walls are placed on top of tiles. Neither can be placed on deep water, resources, blood, fire, items, and plants. A shovel or sharpened item can be used to remove environmental items such as blood, fire, and plants to place a tile or wall.

Treasure

Treasure is needed to win the game. The final score is talent points multiplied by treasure. Treasure is removed from inventory when returning after winning.

Placeable Crafting Tools

These tools must be placed on the ground to use. You must be facing them to use them. To get a lit version of a tool start a fire while facing it. These items do not have a durability.

Crafting Items

Items that only are used as a crafting resource.

Unsorted Items

Name	Crafted	Found	Weight	Group	Notes
Charcoal		Ash is created after a fire dies off on a Tree or Grass tile. Digging tool required.	1	Fuel-like	Combustible +4
Coal		Carved from Fire Elemental corpse. Can be found in High Rock.	1	Carbons	Combustible +4
Cotton Seeds	Cotton		0.1		Plantable
Fertile Soil	Pile of Ash + Soil + Peat		2
Flask	Clay Blowpipe + Limestone powder + x2 Refined Sand + Lit Furnace		1
Flower Seeds			0.1		Plantable
Grass Seeds			0.1		Plantable
Kindling	Twig + Tree Bark		0.2		Combustible +4
Large Rock		Mining	3	Rock-like	Projectile
Leaves		Trees	0.1
Log		Harvested from bare trees.	5	Fuel-like	Combustible +8
Old Instructional Scroll		Dropped by monsters and found in Message in a Bottle	0.3		Teaches a new crating recipe.
Peat		Dropped by boglings. Digging swamp.	1	Fuel-like	Combustible +4
Pile of Snow			0.3		Decay 1000
Sandstone	Mining sandstone		2		Projectile
Sapling		Trees	2.5		Grows into a tree when planted.
Smooth Rock	Sharp Rock + Large Rock		2	Rock-like	Projectile
Stones	x2 Rock-like	Mining or Digging	1	Projectile
Torch Stand	Light-source + x4 Rock-like		5
Tree Bark		Trees. Can appear on ground.	0.3		Combustible +2
Twigs	Sharpened + Branch	Trees. Can appear on ground.	0.2		Combustible +2

Kraken

by Hannibal

Description

Angry sea monster, known for thrashing pirate ships. Often has Treasure maps and old recipes in it’s possession.

Behavior

Aggressive, will follow players. Can be blocked with doors/walls. Great source of Bottles and Recipes/Treasure Maps.

Uses

Drops a Message in a Bottle, great for getting more containers.

Spawn

Spawns on water tiles.

Drops

If Killed

• Message in a Bottle

If Carved

• A Raw Fishsteak x2

Much of the landscape in Wayward can be interacted with by the player, or, indeed, was built by the player in the first place. The things in this list are those you walk over, or into, when playing Wayward. If you can dig them up and put them in your inventory then they are also items – and will also be listed on the Item page.

Landscape, buildings and furniture

by PaulBlay

Landscape

Stuff that was there before you got there, and will probably be there long after you’ve gone.

Name	Tool	Mine for	Notes
Deep Water	Waterskin	Unpurified water	Functionally the same as Water.
Clay	Shovel	Raw Clay	Not naturally found on the surface. Clay can be many layers deep. Dig long enough and you may find Sand underneath.
Dirt	Shovel	Soil, Earthworm	Dirt can be many layers deep. Is it even possible to dig through it?
Gravel	Shovel	Gravel, Stones, Shale	Gravel can be many layers deep. Keep digging and you may find Clay underneath.
Sand	Shovel	A pile of sand	Sand is usually a few layers deep. You may find Clay or Shallow Water underneath.
Shallow water	Shovel	A pile of sand	You can walk through shallow water, and fish can swim in it (but not sharks). If you dig up enough sand from shallow water it becomes Water.
(ditto)	Waterskin	Unpurified water
Water	Waterskin	Unpurified water	You have to swim or use a boat/raft in water. Anything thrown into water disappears.

Plants

You can chop them down or dig them up. Many of them have seeds or can be replanted. Some of them are tasty.

Name	Tool	Harvest for	Notes
Bare trees		Log	These poor trees have had their leaves and branches stripped from them. 🙁
Grass	Shovel	Grass seed	Grows on dirt tiles
Palm trees		Palm leaves, tree bark	Can have coconuts (visible on tile graphic). There are no palm tree saplings, so a finite resource
Trees		leaves, tree bark, branch, twigs	Can have tree vines, saplings and rotten vegetation (visible on tile graphic). Not clear whether saplings, etc., continue to generate given time.

Limestone

by FredyC

Limestone is mineral needed to create Iron ingot. Needs to be transformed into Limestone powder using Mortar and Pestle.

How to find it

Obviously easiest path is by mining in mountains and rocky areas (not at sandstone). You can spot ore visually over tile, so you don’t have to keep mining all rocks around and hoping to get lucky. Once you find one, there is also slight chance (about 33% per direction), there will be others nearby.

Limestone can be rarely found simply on the ground, but only in newly explored areas.

Limestone Powder

by FredyC

Powder created from Limestone mineral using Mortal and Pestle. It’s required for crafting Iron ingot.

Living Rock

by FlowCoef

Description

A strong rock monster. A renewable source of iron ore.

Behavior

Being an immobile rock, it can’t come after you if you can’t dent its rocky armor.

Uses

Drops iron ore upon death.

Drops

If Killed

• Iron Ore

If Carved

• Large Rock
• Sharp Rock

Loot

by PaulBlay

Most of the monsters drop some loot once killed. Some have fixed items which is dropped, others can drop item randomly from group of defined items. Same groups are also used for chests you can find and lockpick.

Here you can find these groups of items which are referred in list of monsters.

Common loot

Poor axe, Poor spear, Bark tunic, Bark leggings, Bark shield, Gold coins, Skull cap, Tanned leather, String, Bark torch, Poor shovel, Message in a Bottle, Fossil

Valuable Loot

Golden sword, Golden ring, Golden chalice, Rope, Spy glass, Leather belt, Leather cap, Leather boots, Leather gorget, Leather gloves, Spear, Tattered map, Old Instructional Scroll, Animal fat torch, Wrought iron shovel, Bark torch, Backpack

Treasure Loot (only from chest)

Gold coins, Tongs, Poor hammer, Wrought iron, Wrought iron boots, Wrought iron helmet,  Wrought iron gorget, Wrought iron gauntlets, Wrought iron shield, Wrought iron lockpick, Old Instructional Scroll, Tattered map,

Lumberjacking

by FredyC

Description

Very important skill for the survival since to craft most of the things, you need wood products like branches, barks and logs. Use some tool with attack value at least +4 so you can get 2 resources per turn.

Mechanics

• Increases chance of resource dropping on trees.
• Decreases chance of stamina reduction, -1 Stamina on failure.
• Can increase Strength.
• Half of attack number determines max number of items retrieved.

Resources

There is equal chance to get one of resources in table on successful gathering action.

Type of tree	Full tree	Bare tree
Forest	Leaves, Twigs, Tree Bark, Branch	Log
Palm	Palm Leaf,Tree Bark	Log

Message in a Bottle

by Hannibal

Description

Turns into a Glass Bottle on use. Gives one of the following: Nothing, Pile of Sand, Tattered Map, Old Instructional Scroll.

Dropped By

Kraken

Crafted

Not Craftable

Monsters

by Saraisoni, lorddeathwings, rndmnumgen, error, hazestalker, Hannibal, Kubrok

Passive monsters

These usually run away from player, but once cornered they try to fight without much effort or chance to survive.

Name	Health	Attack	Resist	Vulnerable	Loot	Carved	Carving skill	Travel	Notes
Chicken	3-6	1-2			x2 Feather	x2 Feather, Raw Chicken	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Randomly drops feathers on ground as they move.
Rabbit	3-6	1-2				Raw Meat, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Quick and easy meat.
Rat	3-4	1-2				Raw Meat	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Another easy source of meat.
Trout	3-4	0-1	Fire 99, Blunt 1, Slashing 1		Raw Trout	N/A	N/A	Any Water	Spawned by fishing. Can be attacked or caught by fishing items.

Neutral monsters

These don’t care about player much, but once attacked they will fight back and give chase.

Name	Health	Defense	Attack	Resists	Vulnerable	Loot	Carved	Carving skill	Travel	Notes
Living Rock	40-55	5	4-6	Fire 99		Iron ore	Large Rock, Sharp Rock	Mining	Land, Shallow Water, Immobile	Valuable source of iron ore, but very tough.
Slime	7-15	1	1-3				Slime Gelatin		Land, Shallow Water	May split into two slimes when hit. Gelatin can be turned into simple glue.
Snake	5-8 +Poison	1	4-9	Fire 1			Raw Meat	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water

Aggressive monsters

These will come after you once they spot you. Hunter becomes the prey.

Name	Health	Defense	Attack	Resists	Vulnerable	Loot	Carved	Carving skill	Travel	Notes
Bogling	30-33 +Poison	4	7-9	Blunt 2, Fire 4		Peat + Common Loot	Pile of Compost, Rotting Vegetation	Botany	Land, Shallow Water	Dangerous but valuable for Peat
Bear	18-21 +Bleeding	3	5-13	Piercing 3, Blunt 1			x2 Raw Meat, Leather Hide, Animal Fat, Animal Skull, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Looks cute. Do not be fooled.
Fire Elemental	30-38	5	11-18	Fire 100		Valuable Loot, Pile of Ash	Coal, Pile of Ash, Melted Amber	Mining	Land	Can be damaged by pouring water on it.
Giant Rat	5-8 +Bleeding	1	2-5	Fire 1			Raw Meat, Leather Hide, Animal Fat, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Useful source of leather.
Aggressive Giant Rat	14 +Bleeding		6			Palm Leaf	Raw Meat, Leather Hide, Animal Fat, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Useful source of leather.
Giant Spider	7-15 +Poison	1	1-3	Base 1, Slashing 1	Blunt 1	Spider’s Silk	Dead Spider	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water
Grey Wolf	14-22 +Bleeding	3	7-9				Raw Meat, Leather Hide, Animal Fat, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water
Hobgoblin	29-32	3	7-13			Common Loot	Raw Meat, Offal, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Can set snares.
Imp	28-36 +Bleeding	4	13-16	Fire 99		Red Spotted Mushroom + Valuable Loot	Rotten Meat, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water, Flying	Doors stop them.
Kraken	40-50	3	9-13	Slashing 2	Fire 1	Message in a Bottle	Raw Fish Steak x2		Land, Any Water	Can spawn naturally or by fishing.
Living Mushroom	14-24	2	6-10	Fire 3	Slashing 2	Common Mushrooms			Land, Shallow Water	Spawns from mushroom patches.
Jelly Cube	24-26	2	3-6	Blunt 2, Slashing 2			x2 Slime Gelatin		Land, Shallow Water	Spawns a Slime when killed.
Enraged Slime	14-20		4-6			Branch	Slime Gelatin			Replaced by Jelly Cube (see prev. line)
Pirate Ghost	35-48	8	11-13		Fire 4	Valuable Loot	Ectoplasm		Any Tile, Any Obstacle
Shark	13-18 +Bleeding	3	5-11	Blunt 1, Fire 99			Raw FishSteak x2, Offal	Anatomy	Deep Water	Can spawn naturally or by fishing.
Skeleton	22-32 +Bleeding	4	9-12	Slashing 2, Piercing 2	Blunt 2, Fire 2	Bone + Common Loot	x2 Bone	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water
Time Skitter	19-24 +Bleeding	8	12-16			Valuable Loot	Raw Meat, Offal		Land, Shallow Water, Teleporting	Can teleport short distances at random including over walls.
Trap Door Spider	4-9	0	2-3	Piercing 1			Dead Spider	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water	Invisible until you are next to them.
Vampire Bat	6-12 +Bleeding	3	2-5	Blunt 1	Fire 3		Raw Meat	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water, Flying	Doors will stop them.
Zombie	15-25 +Bleeding +Poison	5	5-14		Fire 5	Bone + Common Loot	Rotten Meat, Bones	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water
Giant Spider	7-15 +Poison	1	1-3	Base 1, Slashing 1	Blunt 1	Spider’s Silk	Dead Spider	Anatomy	Land, Shallow Water
Harpy	27-34	7-13	Slashing (2)	Fire (2)	Feathers x2	Feathers x2, Raw Chicken	Anatomy	Flier

Aberrant Monsters

There is a small chance certain monsters will be a mutated or stronger version of themselves. They can be recognized with a different color scheme, when you view them you’ll get “You see x, but something doesn’t look right”.
Be careful, as they have a Health and Attack multiplier of 2.

Offal

by PapaDMac

Description

Offal is the edible, non meat portions of butchered animals. It cannot be cooked and decays the fastest of all food items. Becomes rotten meat on decay. It’s only use is to be carved into sinew – the primier bow stringing thread.

Name	Found	Weight	Decay	Health	Stamina	Hunger	Notes
Offal	Carved from corpses of large living monsters	0.8	N/A	-2	-6	+3	Can be carved into Sinew. Avoid unless starving

Pirate Ghost

by icandowhatiwant, Hannibal

Description

Lots of pirates died in nearby seas and they will haunt you till your demise.

Behavior

Aggressive and will attack on sight.

Can pass through the walls and obstacles so no hiding behind doors!

Can be killed by usual weaponry, nothing special needed. When he is in the wall your attacks will strike the wall instead of the Ghost. Lure him to open space. Being a cave dweller, you probably have a lit torch with you, he’s weak to fire: Use a Bark Torch, Animal Fat Torch, or Pole Torch!

Uses

Drops High Level Loot which can contain treasure. Can be carved to get Ectoplasm (Decays in quickly), the key ingredient in the Magical Essence recipe.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight after reaching 32000+ talent points. Can spawn as guardian to treasure chest.

Drops

If Killed

• High Level Loot

If Carved

• Ectoplasm

Poor Shovel

by dysdane

The Poor Shovel is used as a digging tool in combination with the Digging skill. With this item you can dig up tiles to gather resources such as A Pile of Sand, Soil, Peat, Clay and A Pile of Gravel depending on the tile you try to dig up.

Additional resources may also be dug up with each tile including: An Earthworm, A Fossil, Grass Seeds and more. Digging up a grass tile will result in a dirt tile to be produced. Additionally, you can use the shovel to gather environmental items such as Mushrooms, Flowers, Seaweed and more.

If an environmental item is located on the tile being dug up, the digging action will be applied on it before the tile underneath. The success of each action of the shovel depends on the Digging skill, as does any Stamina reduction.

Name	Equipment	Crafted	Found	Notes	Weight	Group	Use
Poor Shovel	Weapon (+2 Attack)	Sharp Rock + x2 Branch + String (Tinkering, Intermediate)	Can be found in abandoned buildings. You always start with a Poor Shovel.	Digging

Trivia

In versions before Alpha 1.2, the shovel was referred to as just “Shovel”, without the “poor” modifier and featured a different graphic. It was not craftable at this point in development.

Rabbit

by FredyC

Description

A white colored rabbit. Harmless creature, entirely for your benefit.

Behavior

Always runs away from your position but will attack if cornered (for very minimal damage).

Uses

Can be carved for raw meat upon death.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight. Does not spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• None

If Carved

• Raw Meat
• Offal
• Bones

Rat

by FredyC

Description

Contrary to their giant brethren, these are harmless creatures, entirely for your benefit.

Behavior

Always runs away from your position but will attack if cornered (for very minimal damage).

Uses

Can be carved for raw meat upon death.

Spawn

Anywhere on the solid ground during daylight. Can spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• None

If Carved

• Raw Meat

Raw Meat

by Waveward

Raw Meat is gathered from Rabbits, Rats, Snakes, Bears, Giant Rats, Grey Wolves, Time Skitters and Vampire Bats.

Raw Meat is consumable and can be used to make Cooked Meat, when the player is facing a fire source.

If it decays it will turn into Rotten Meat.

Name	Found	Weight	Decay	Health	Stamina	Hunger	Notes
Raw Meat	Carved from corpses of animals and monsters.	1	3000	-2	+2	+7	Cookable.

Saved Game States

Purpose:

This page lists user submitted game state saves that were created using the “Save/Load from File” Mod located here.  Please share any saves that you believe are interesting or noteworthy.

To Use a Saved Game State:

Follow the instructions on the Mods page to install the Save/Load from File Mod.  Then download the saved game state of choice and rename the file to a .json file.  Then load the file using the mod.

To Add a Saved Game State:

Follow the instructions on the Mods page to install the Save/Load from File Mod.  Find somewhere to upload your .json file or the text within it (such as pastebin).  Then simply edit this wiki page to add an entry to the table in the correct format, and have the name of your entry link to the file.

Name	User	Version	Description	Date
Mini Game	JamesIII	Beta 1.4	Huge expansive castles, dungeons, map/land art, thousands of items. A fully landscaped world.	September 9, 2013
Easy Start	PaulBlay	Beta 1.4	Early game save with lots of skills and a still already prepared and distilling water.	July 29, 2013
Example1	Omega037	Beta 1.3	Late game save to start this page	July 5, 2013

 Converting Old Saves

It’s possible to convert old saves by downloading a version of the game 1 version above the save state and loading it in and saving to file after. You can do this over and over until you get up to the current version of the game.

Listing of 1.3 Saves:

http://www.reddit.com/r/Wayward/comments/1hm726/looking_for_13_saves/

Shale

by PaulBlay

Description

Shale can be found when digging up gravel and when mining sandstone. It is a sharp object that can be used to carve. Because gravel can be placed then dug up again you can theoretically get as many shale as you could possibly want.

Shark

by Hannibal

Description

A shark. He wants fish you are looking for. Watch your back.

Behavior

Found surrounding the islands. These monsters have high damage output. Cannot chase you to shallow water.

Uses

Can be carved for raw fishsteak upon death.

Spawn

Anywhere in the deeper water. Does not spawn in caves.

Drops

If Killed

• None

If Carved

• Bones
• Offal
• Raw Fishsteak

Shovel

by Gekctek

Shovels are tools that are used for digging up items using the Digging Skill. Double clicking on the shovel will dig on the tile that is infront of the character. If the tile infront of the character is a resource that can be gathered (e.g. Rocks, Trees, etc..) it will gather that resource. If the tile is just ground, the character will dig in that location and get resources based on this list:

If an environmental item is located on the tile being dug up, the digging action will be applied on it before the tile underneath. The success of each action of the shovel depends on the Digging skill, as does any Stamina reduction.
Dirt

• Soil
• Earthworm
• Plant Roots

Clay

• Raw Clay

Sand

• A Pile of Sand
• Fossil

Swamp

• Peat

?

• A Pile of Gravel

Grass

• Grass Seeds

Digging in the ground uses the mining skill.

Shovels can also be equipped and used as a weapon or a gathering tool.

	Type	Damage	Weight	Durability	Materials for Crafting	Skill	Notes
	Poor	+2	2	50	Sharp Rock , x2 Branch, String	Tinkering, Intermediate	Can be found in abandoned buildings. You always start with a Poor Shovel
	Iron	+3	2	?	Wooden Pole , Talcum Powder , Iron Ingot ,Hammer Item , Sand Cast Flask , Tongs , Lit Forge , Anvil