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Mossy Vine
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“The scientific term is "tree noodles".”
“Oh look, a really long wick!”
“AAAH-- oh. Wolfgang thought was snake.”
“This would make a good hangman's tree.”
“DANGLING VEGETATION”
“These vines seem to enjoy a symbiotic relationship with the tree.”
“Nice of it to hold that fig for me.”
“It's just hanging around.”
“Röpes fröm the branches öf Yggdrasil.”
“Maybe we could use that for a swing!”
“Sigh. Another grapeless vine.”
“Wants to give fruit”
“That's all vine and dandy. Ha!”
“A fine enough vine.”
“There some yummy fruit over there!”
–Wurt
“Maybe one of them will turn out to be a snake!”
“A vine. Not very noteworthy.”
The Mossy Vine is a naturally spawning object exclusive to Don't Starve Together and introduced in the Waterlogged beta. They hang from the canopy of Great Tree Trunks and Above-Average Tree Trunks. They produce Figs. After harvesting, they will regrow a new fig after 20 minutes (2.5 in-game days). They still grow during Winter.
Picking a Fig from a Mossy Vine of a Great Tree Trunk will alert nearby Sea Strider Nests, causing Sea Striders to emerge and swim toward the vine to investigate.
Trivia
- The code file of Mossy Vine contains two kinds of Hanging Vines from the Hamlet DLC, their code name is "oceanvine_patch".
Gallery
![Fig concept art from Rhymes With Play #282.[1]](/images/thumb/e/e4/RWP_282_Waterlogged_concept_art4.png/120px-RWP_282_Waterlogged_concept_art4.png)
Fig concept art from Rhymes With Play #282.[1]
Mossy Vine concept art from Rhymes With Play #282.
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