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Dust Moth
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“Tidy little guys, aren't they?”
“They just clean all day? What a boring life.”
“Bushy beardy bug.”
“They seem to live only to clean. What a tiresome life.”
“AT LEAST IT'S CLEAN”
“I would have been quite pleased to have one helping me in the library.”
“Let's compare moustaches later.”
“Hmph. Just stay away from my suit, pal.”
“This creature has nö fight in it.”
“Maybe it will help us tidy our things if we ask nicely.”
“It seems like a gentle soul.”
“Sweep Sweep”
“Quite the tenacious little worker.”
“That charming creature nearly swept me off my feet, hyuyu!”
“Hee-hee, tickly!”
–Wurt
“Can I keep them? Pleeeaaaase?”
“I could have used one of you in my workshop back home.”
The Dust Moth is a Mob exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. It can be found in the Ancient Archive biome. Dust Moths roam around their Tidy Hidey-Holes, cleaning up Ancient Lunarune Stones and Ancient Moon Statues by sweeping and picking up the dust with their wings.
They are completely passive mobs. They can be attacked, but will not fight back. It's worth noting that they are far more useful alive than dead, so killing them is not advised.
If they are fed one Amberosia, they will adorn their Tidy Hidey-Hole with Thulecite, which can be mined for 3 Thulecite Fragments plus a 75% chance to get one extra, plus a 50% chance to get one extra, plus two 25% chances to get one extra along with a 1% chance to drop one complete Thulecite. One harvest yields on average the equivalent of 4.81 Thulecite Fragements. It takes a Dust Moth 6 minutes to decorate their Tidy Hidey-Hole. In addition, the Dust Moth will give a Thulecite Bug Net Blueprint to players who have not yet unlocked it.
They are considered innocent creatures and killing a Dust Moth adds 4 points to the naughtiness of the player, which can cause Krampus to appear.
Trivia
- The Dust Moth was introduced in the Forgotten Knowledge update.
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A Dust Moth in-game
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