Thulecite Fragments/DST

Don't Starve

DST

Thulecite Fragments
	1
	10
	0
	Elemental (non-survivor food)
Dropped by	(50%) ( ) ()
	40
	"thulecite_pieces"

“It's some smaller chunks of Thulecite.”

–Wilson

“This Thulecite crumbled to pieces.”

–Willow

“I can smash together to make bigger piece!”

–Wolfgang

“Fragments of a powerful material.”

–Wendy

“THESE COULD BE DEFRAGMENTED TO CREATE A BIGGER PIECE”

–WX-78

“These could be combined to make a bigger piece.”

–Wickerbottom

“It's not wood but it'll do.”

–Woodie

“I could combine several piles to make a bigger piece.”

–Maxwell

“Discharging small packets of dark energy.”

–Wagstaff

“Lööks like shiny pöpped cörn.”

–Wigfrid

“Small bits of fancy rock.”

–Webber

“Weird.”

–Walani

“A pocketful of thule.”

–Warly

“Tastes a might goldy.”

–Woodlegs

“'TAS BEEN TORN ASUNDER”

–Wilba

“Old rocks”

–Wormwood

“This seems like the kind of thing I'm going to need more of.”

–Wheeler

“Just needs a spit shine.”

–Winona

“Such strength and such shine.”

–Wortox

“Bitty bits.”

–Wurt

“Woby, keep your eyes peeled for any more of these little pieces!”

–Walter

“Just what I was looking for!”

–Wanda

Thulecite Fragments are broken pieces of Thulecite which can be used to craft Thulecite, repair a broken Ancient Pseudoscience Station, or repair damaged Thulecite Walls. Six fragments are needed to craft one chunk of Thulecite, and the player must be near an Ancient Pseudoscience Station.

Slurtles and Snurtles will attempt to eat dropped Thulecite Fragments, and Slurtles will attack a player holding Thulecite Fragments if there isn't any other mineral around for them to eat.

In Don't Starve Together, Thulecite Fragments can also be gathered in the Caves from Cave Holes using The Lazy Forager or by feeding a Dust Moth an Amberosia, making the moth slowly ornament their Tidy Hidey-Hole, creating Thulecite and Thulecite Fragments.

Usage

×6

×10

×8

Clockmaker's Tools will not be consumed.

×4

×4

Tips

• If you need to turn Thulecite into fragments, craft walls and hammer them. 1 Thulecite becomes 6 walls which yield 1 fragment each, making this process completely reversible at the minor cost of hammer durability.

Trivia

• Thulecite Fragments were added in A Moderately Friendly Update.