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Moon Stone
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“There's a hole in the middle for something to go in.”
“It's expecting something from me.”
“Little platform is still missing pieces.”
“I felt a terrible chill run down my spine.”
“MOONBASE. AAAAA. MOONBASE!”
“The magic of this structure ebbs in predictable cycles.”
“I'd rather not muck with that if I can help it.”
“I had thought these were all destroyed eons ago.”
“What döst thöu want, altar?”
“I wonder what it wants?”
“What goes in the middle, I wonder?”
“Does it work?”
“I don't think it's done yet.”
“What are the conditions for this ritual?”
“It want something?”
–Wurt
“It looks like something should go here...”
“I'm pretty sure that's important for something.”
The Moon Stone is a naturally spawning object in Don't Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. It can usually be found in its own Set Piece in a dense Evergreen forest surrounded by several Suspicious Moonrocks, Moon Rubble and Fireflies. It can be damaged, but not completely destroyed, and is not flammable.
After the Moon Stone has been repaired with a Moon Rock, it can be used to turn a Star Caller's Staff into a Moon Caller's Staff. At Full Moon, a beam of light shoots out from the Staff and begins the transformation. Hounds and Werepigs that are within 30 units of the Moon Stone will attack the Moon Stone. Additional Hounds and Werepigs will spawn, and they will also attack the Moon Stone, damaging it. When the process ends, either by the Moon Stone becoming fully damaged, successfully transforming the Staff or player removing the staff mid-transformation, all remaining monsters will turn into Suspicious Moonrocks. A successful transformation will take 1 minute (2 day segments), making it possible to transform several or no staves, depending on the night's length.
Moon Rubble
“I could probably break that.”
“Oh look! ROCKS! Ughhhhh!”
“Is little pieces from moon!”
“Now it will never decay...”
“THE MOON MAKES EVERYTHING WORSE, AND THEREFORE BETTER”
“What a perplexing transformation.”
“That's in a pretty sorry state, eh?”
“This might be bad.”
“It has faced Mani's wrath.”
“Oh... We don't like this!”
“I think it's breakable.”
“From Night Ball?”
“That's... strange.”
“Smashable, crashable fun to be had.”
“Moon made these?”
–Wurt
“Should we try to break it apart Woby?”
“I wonder who made these?”
Moon Rubble appears scattered around the Moon Stone set piece and is formed out of petrified Flowers, Birds, Spiders and Rabbits, all in different states of crumbling. It can be mined with a Pickaxe, destroying it immediately and yielding nothing.
Tips
- A Moon Stone with a Moon Caller's Staff (either transformed or later given by a player) will emit light and drain heat around itself, therefore acting as a permanent stationary Polar Light. This does not consume the staff's durability, making the Moon Stone a good location for a summer base.
- The transformation can be carried out without combat if access to the stone is blocked with walls thick enough to withstand the onslaught, and/or densely place-able objects (e.g. Mushroom Lights or End Tables), carry-able obstacles (Antlion's cave-in boulders, Suspicious Marble), or a combination of cheap structures (eg. a Sign) and Walls.
- With a high number of mobs walking into the obstacles, one or more may eventually be pushed through.
- Walls, statues, etc., only block mobs while a player is watching. This event will not complete on its own, no matter what fortifications are built.
- Removing the Star Caller's Staff before the transformation completes allows farming Moon Rocks without consuming the staff. Since the moon event draws in (and then petrifies) any nearby pig or hound, players may increase yield by trapping Vargs or building a high number of pig houses near the Moon Stone.
Trivia
- The Moon Stone event triggers its own music, hearable by all players involved.
- Moon Stone and Moon Rubble were added in the A Little Fixer Upper update.
- The Moon stone actually accepts any of the staves with a gem, but only the star- and moon-caller's staves have any effect.
- If a Hat is placed upon a Pig and it becomes a Werepig, the Hat will disappear once the Moon Stone event is triggered
Gallery
The Moon Stone set piece.
The Map icon of the Moon Stone.
An activated Moon Stone during a Full Moon.
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