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“Science bones! We should put them back together.”
“It's just nasty old bits of bones!”
“Is tiny bone!”
“It is death, preserved.”
“PURPOSE: ORGANIC STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY”
“Hardened remains preserved by taphonomic processes.”
“Brittle.”
“Perhaps it is best left in pieces.”
“Bönes öf a dark and ancient föe.”
“We want to play archaeologist!”
“No marrow left in it.”
“Where the rest?”
“No bones about it, that's a fossil. Ha!”
“A little piece of a great big beast.”
“Spooky bones.”
–Wurt
“The bones of an ancient creature!”
“These bones are too old for my magic to work. However...”
Fossil Fragments are Don't Starve Together exclusive items, introduced in A New Reign. They are dropped by Stalagmites at a 10% rate and by Spilagmites at a 100% rate. One of their uses is to repair an odd skeleton. The other use is for blocking mobs, similar to walls except fossils are unbreakable by them.
Odd Skeleton
“It's alive! Oh wait, no, it's not.”
“Looks passable.”
“Is look good! Mighty!”
“What horrors have we resurrected here today?”
“THAT LOOKS SERVICEABLE”
“Oh! A specimen fit for a museum!”
“One hundred percent assembled beastie.”
“Was it wise to unleash this upon the world?”
“It lööks as thöugh it might röam the earth any möment!”
“That looks real good!”
“That looks about right. Now, what's the secret ingredient?”
“All better”
“What is this a skeleton of?!”
“That looks right at rain, it does it does!”
“...Why we do this again?”
–Wurt
“I think we figured it out Woby!”
“I did it! Why did I do that again?”
In order to build the Odd Skeleton, players have to place a Fossil Fragment on the ground and then repair it using additional Fossil Fragments similar to repairing Walls. The built pile can be Hammered down to yield every single Fossil Fragments used on it, regardless of its size.
There are three Odd Skeleton designs: a complete, correct form and two incorrect forms. It takes eight Fossil Fragments to completely assemble an Odd Skeleton, but the form (Correct, Wrong 1 or Wrong 2) will already be decided when the player places the fifth Fossil Fragments on the Odd Skeleton, at which point the player may want to Hammer it down to start building another one faster if the form is incorrect. It has a 60% chance to become the correct form, and a 20% chance to become one of the two wrong variations each. Only the correct Odd Skeleton form can be resurrected into the Reanimated Skeleton or Ancient Fuelweaver by using a Shadow Atrium. While you are near both an active Ancient Gateway and a Shadow Atrium you will guaranteed create correct skeleton.
Gallery
Fossil Fragment as seen in the poster for the Arts and Crafts update.
Odd Skeleton as seen in the poster for the Heart of the Ruins update.
All three skeleton variants. Note that the one farthest to the right is the correct one.
Alternate version of a Fossil.
Alternate version of a Fossil.
Alternate version of a Fossil.
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