Koalefant/DST

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Wilson Portrait.png
Adorably delicious.

Wilson

Willow Portrait.png
We will be great friends!

Willow

Wolfgang Portrait.png
Nose meat!

Wolfgang

Wendy Portrait.png
A beast of solitude.

Wendy

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POSSESSES AMPLE ENERGY RESERVES

WX-78

Wickerbottom Portrait.png
Koalefanta Proboscidea.

Wickerbottom

Woodie Portrait.png
He looks tasty.

Woodie

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A distant cousin of the beefalo.

Maxwell

Wigfrid Portrait.png
Dearest creature... I am göing tö eat yöu.

Wigfrid

Webber Portrait.png
Maybe it's lost.

Webber

Warly Portrait.png
Ah, you have fattened up nicely!

Warly

Wormwood Portrait.png
Bruamp! Bruamp!

Wormwood

Winona Portrait.png
Hey! You look tasty!

Winona

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A gentle beast with tiny horns.

Wortox

Wurt Portrait.png
What big ears you have!

Wurt

Walter Portrait.png
The trail led us right to it.

Walter

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It's in the spring of its life.

Wanda

Koalefant is a neutral Animal that can spawn at the end of Suspicious Dirt Pile tracks. Upon death, it drops 8 Meat and a Koalefant Trunk, which can be used to craft a Breezy Vest. If killed with fire, the loot will be replaced with 8 Cooked Meat and one Ashes. If left alive, they drop Manure periodically, similar to Beefalo.

Once spawned, it will actively avoid the player until attacked, at which point the animal will become hostile and give chase for a distance. If there are multiple Koalefants on screen, all of them will aggro on the attacker.

Although considered a neutral Mob, killing it does not affect Naughtiness.

Winter Koalefant

Wilson Portrait.png
It looks warm and full of meat.

Wilson

Willow Portrait.png
He sure looks warm...

Willow

Wolfgang Portrait.png
So soft, I want to squish it!

Wolfgang

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It stands against the cruel elements.

Wendy

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IT RADIATES WITH MEAT WARMTH

WX-78

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Koalefanta Proboscidea in thick winter pelage.

Wickerbottom

Woodie Portrait.png
They get tastier in the winter.

Woodie

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It has its winter coat on.

Maxwell

Wigfrid Portrait.png
Pöor unsuspecting meat beast.

Wigfrid

Webber Portrait.png
We finally found it!

Webber

Warly Portrait.png
You can't get attached to cute cuts of meat.

Warly

Wormwood Portrait.png
Bruamp! Bruamp!

Wormwood

Winona Portrait.png
Hey! You look tasty!

Winona

Wortox Portrait.png
How do you do? Why are you blue?

Wortox

Wurt Portrait.png
What big ears you have!

Wurt

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So you're the one who left those tracks!

Walter

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It's grown a warm winter coat.

Wanda

During Winter, Koalefant is replaced by Winter Koalefant, which has a seasonally appropriate color change. Upon death, it drops 8 Meat and a Winter Koalefant Trunk, which can be used to craft a Puffy Vest.

A Koalefant that spawned before the season change will remain normal during Winter; however, should tracks be found before and followed during Winter, a Winter Koalefant will be found.

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Glommer's Flower.png Main article: Suspicious Dirt Pile


Wilson Portrait.png
Tracks left by food. I mean... an animal.

Wilson, when examining an Animal Track.

Willow Portrait.png
It leads to my new friend.

Willow, when examining an Animal Track.

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Animal went this way.

Wolfgang, when examining an Animal Track.

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Signs of the beast.

Wendy, when examining an Animal Track.

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LIFEFORM DETECTED

WX-78, when examining an Animal Track.

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A sign of animal activity. Leads away.

Wickerbottom, when examining an Animal Track.

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A large woodland creature passed this way!

Woodie, when examining an Animal Track.

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Some dumb beast passed through here.

Maxwell, when examining an Animal Track.

Wigfrid Portrait.png
Öh! I löve a göod hunt.

Wigfrid, when examining an Animal Track.

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Whatever it is, it travels single file.

Webber, when examining an Animal Track.

Warly Portrait.png
These tracks point to fresh game.

Warly, when examining an Animal Track.

Wormwood Portrait.png
Mystery Prints!

Wormwood, when examining an Animal Track.

Winona Portrait.png
Something tasty passed through here.

Winona, when examining an Animal Track.

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Those aren't my hoofprints!

Wortox, when examining an Animal Track.

Wurt Portrait.png
Tracks!

Wurt, when examining an Animal Track.

Walter Portrait.png
Tracks! They go this way!

Walter, when examining an Animal Track.

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Something went that way... hopefully something tasty.

Wanda, when examining an Animal Track.

Suspicious Dirt Pile

Koalefants can be discovered by investigating Suspicious Dirt Piles that randomly spawn nearby; it will change locations if ignored for a period of time. Once examined, it is replaced by a footprint pointing to another pile approximately two screens away.

Occasionally while uncovering tracks, the footprint will not appear and the character will announce the end of the trail; though another Suspicious Dirt Pile may spawn again. The animal will also be lost if the player ignores a track, causing the footprint to slowly fade away.

Upon uncovering the final footprint (there can be 6-12 per hunt), the character will say the creature is close and a Koalefant will spawn. It will remain in the world until killed, regardless of Seasons.

There is a chance a Suspicious Dirt Pile will lead to a Ewecus, Varg, or Volt Goat instead.

Icon Fight.png Combat

Using a ranged weapon (e.g. Boomerang, Darts) is the easiest way to initiate a fight, but the animal can also be cornered (see Tips) and struck with a melee weapon to engage. After being angered, the Koalefant will attempt to close distance with the attacker and strikes with the same timing as a Beefalo, although with more damage. A player can safely kite one with an attack pattern of 5-6 swings depending on movement speed.

Below is the number of hits it takes with each weapon to kill a Koalefant when playing with characters with a default damage modifier. The Weather Pain, Brightshade Staff, and Bee Mine are not included due to their random natures. This table does not take into account the damage bonus gained from characters with a lunar or shadow affinity. It also does not take into account the 40% damage bonus Wendy gets from attacking the same mob as Abigail, Wanda's damage bonus with Shadow weapons (except for the Alarming Clock, which does accurately reflect that bonus), or Wolfgang's damage multiplier when he isn't mighty.

Number of hits

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Weapon Koalefant.pngWinter Koalefant.png Koalefant.png Koalefant.png
Brightshade Bomb.png5
Gunpowder.png5
Alarming Clock.png (Wanda Portrait.png)8 (Old)
11 (Middle age)
13 (Young)
37 (Out of fuel)
Charged Elding Spear.png (Wigfrid Portrait.png)9 (7 Wettargetdamage.png)
Pure Horror Rounds.png (Walter Portrait.png)10 (8 Void Cowl.png)
Brightshade Sword.png15 (14 Brightshade Helm.png)
Howlitzer.png15
Blow Dart.png10
Electric Dart.png12 (7 Wettargetdamage.png)
Gloomerang.png19 - 100
(17 - 65 Void Cowl.png)
Dark Sword.png Glass Cutter.png15
Knabsack.png (Wortox Portrait.png)15 - 74
Houndius Shootius.png16
Tooth Trap.png Anenemy.png17
Elding Spear.png
Note
17 (12 Wettargetdamage.png)
Thulecite Club.png Seedshell.png17
Kablooies.png (Walter Portrait.png)
Note
17
Ham Bat.png17 - 34
Dread Pebbles.png (Walter Portrait.png)15 (13 Void Cowl.png)
Battle Rönd.png (Wigfrid Portrait.png)13
Tentacle Spike.png Shield of Terror.png Battle Paddle.png Cursed Rounds.png Marbles.png Rabbit King Cudgel.png20
Strident Trident.png20 (Melee on land)
14 (Melee on ocean)
12 (spell)
Moonshots.png (Walter Portrait.png)20 (Direct hit)
30 (AoE)
Slurtle Slime.png20
Morning Star.png24 (14 Wettargetdamage.png)
Shockscrap Shots.png (Walter Portrait.png)24 (14 Wettargetdamage.png)
Bat Bat.png Battle Spear.png24
Gembell.png Firebell.png Icebell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)12 (When thrown)
Bramble Trap.png25
Spear.png30
Gold Rounds.png (Walter Portrait.png)30
Marbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)15 (When thrown)
Boomerang.png Tail o' Three Cats.png Bull Kelp Stalk.png Cutless.png37
Golden Dumbbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)19 (When thrown)
Stinger Zingers.png (Walter Portrait.png)40 (Direct hit)
59 (AoE)
Slow-Down Rounds.png Pebbles.png (Walter Portrait.png)59
Dumbbell.png Thermbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)30 (When thrown)

It takes 3 blasts with an Ice Staff to freeze Koalefant, and 3 Sleep Darts to put it to sleep.

Prototype.png Tips

  • At night, the Koalefant will be sleeping, and although it will wake up and run away if approached. The time the animal takes to perform this action, gives opportunity for a melee strike.
  • Cornering the Koalefant can be difficult with varying land tile layouts, it's more reliable to trap it along a precipice. This can be done by herding the animal up against the obstruction, forcing it to run sideways along the edge. If the player is able to catch up with it fast enough, the Koalefant will remain stationary as it runs directly into the edge.
  • Another killing method is to chase it into hostile Mobs such as mating Beefalos, Killer Bees, Tallbirds, etc.
  • If one has an excess supply of Meat, the Koalefant can be guided to the base and kept for future use. As long as the Koalefant is alive, its Meat will never spoil, which is enough for making 4 Ham Bats. It will not despawn nor affect the future spawnings.

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