The only downfall to relying on Souls for food, in my opinion, is the Sanity drain. Instead, Wortox players can eat Souls to get back 18 Hunger for the cost of 5 Sanity.

Wortox only receives half the stats that regular foods provide, meaning that many of the best foods for Hunger and Health are pointless to make when playing Wortox. Oddly enough, Webber will drop two souls.Ĭlockworks (Bishop, Rook, and Knight), Crawling Horrors/Nightmares, Terrorbeaks, Nightmarebeaks, Unseen Hand and WX-78 will not drop any Souls. The majority of Mobs will drop one soul, though Boss Monsters (such as the Deerclops, Dragonfly, Bee Queen, Toadstool, etc.) can drop up to 8 souls, though some players have reported up to 10. Souls will not spawn from Mobs if Wortox is not within 20 units of them, so makes sure to get your team to let you help out with Mob farms! Wortox must be within 8 units of dropped Souls to collect them. Souls are spawned when any living creature (that has a “soul”) dies, this includes other players.

Wortox is not able to store Souls in Backpacks, Chester and cannot hand Souls to other players. Souls are collected in Wortox’s inventory, making it so players have one less inventory slot when playing Wortox. Upon spawning into The Constant Wortox players will receive 6 Souls. Though Wortox requires players to reach into their pockets or cough up some Spools, in my opinion, it’s worth it, because Wortox comes in very handy. Unfortunately, Wortox isn’t available to all players and needs to either be purchased in the shop or weaved with 2700 Spools.

Wortox may even be up as high as Wickerbottom in my books, though I have to admit Wickerbottom still is much more powerful than Wortox. Although all characters in Don’t Starve Together have their own unique quirks and traits, I’d say that Wortox provides some of the greatest support to his team.

Wortox, Wortox, Wortox! Arguably Wortox is one of the best characters players can choose while playing Don’t Starve Together.

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