Planting Butterflies does not give him sanity. He can also get this sanity boost by digging through a Dung Pile without a Shovel, giving him a total of +30 per pile. This includes Seeds and Crop Seeds planted on the ground, on a Farm or Improved Farm, planting Grass Tufts, Saplings, Bamboo Patches, Viney Bushes, Nettle Vines, Coffee Plants, Spiky Bushes, Tree seeds, or placing crafted Claw Palm Saplings. Wormwood gains 10 from planting most Plants. These plants look the same as if grown on farms, and if burned before reaching full growth they yield Cooked Seeds. He can plant seeds on most turfs, excluding things such as Rocky Turf, Checkerboard Flooring, and Volcanic Turf. Seeds planted this way take four days to grow fully, and they yield the same foods that they would if grown on a farm. Wormwood can plant Seeds and Crop Seeds without a Farm. Bramble Trap – Works similarly to a Tooth Trap, dealing less damage but to all mobs in the area around the trap rather than to one target.Bramble Husk – When worn: provides protection, deals damage to all Mobs around Wormwood when he is hit, and prevents damage from Brambles and Bramble Traps.Also used in a number of recipes that aren't specific to Wormwood. Living Log – Used in making Poison balm, Bramble Husk, and Bramble Trap.This gives him the ability to craft 5 unique items. Wormwood's main perk is access to the exclusive Green Thumb Tab. He went to sleep and bloomed along with the nearby plants while under the full moon. Feeling downtrodden, he sat at the base of the monument and tucked himself under a nearby vine. Trying to fit in, he imitated Parrots and Pogs, but he scared them off. He admired the tropical scenery, mimicking the flapping wings of the Butterflies with his leaf fingers. The figure, Wormwood, opened his eyes and looked at his hands. Over a long period of time, a vine encircled the gem and eventually formed a humanoid figure sitting on the monument. Wormwood's creation is shown in the animated short Lunar Roots.Ī green gem fell from the moon, landing on an ancient stone monument in the middle of overgrown rubble. –Official description for Lunar Roots ĭon't Starve Together Lunar Roots Wormwood Animated Short But as time wore on and he experienced the cold sting of rejection, he came to learn what the moon above had always known: Wormwood the Lonesome does not belong here. “ Though the circumstances of his creation were unusual at best, Wormwood came into this world full of optimism and curiosity, ready to make new friends and see all that life had to offer. Because of this, he loses Sanity when plants around him die, and he gains Sanity when he himself plants them. He also seems to have some sort of kinship with plants, addressing most of them as "Friend," or things similar. He is able to plant Seeds without the use of a Farm, and he is treated neutrally by Mobs such as the Lureplant and Snaptooth Flytrap. Wormwood has many unique abilities pertaining to Plants and plant-like Mobs, and he has access to unique crafting recipes that can help with healing and defense. He can alternatively be woven with 2,700 Spools. For all other players, Wormwood can be purchased either through the Wormwood Chest, which includes his Roseate skin set, or through the Wormwood Deluxe Chest, which includes the Roseate, Oasis Bound and Hollow skin sets. He is available to Hamlet owners on Steam for free. ![]() On June 6, 2019, Wormwood was added to Don't Starve Together as the second DLC character after Wortox. ![]() Wormwood is friendly while a little eccentric, addressing things such as insects as "Bzzters" and birds as "Tweeters." He appears to be an animate plant, akin to Treeguards, though he has a green cut stone on the front of his chest. The melody over the dominant A chord (concert B chord) in the first part is compromised - however if you have big hands, you can reach the actual melody note on the 6th fret (counted with capo) with your pinky while holding the barre with your index finger on the 2nd fret.Wormwood is one of three Characters introduced in the Hamlet DLC. ![]() The third part (also in the concert key of A, played thanks to capo in G) is missing but you are supposed to play some fill-in lick under the fiddle or harmonica solo - find them e.g. This is just one of possible versions how to play the melody in the first part and how to roll the harmony in the second part. Feel free to change the rolls, as well as the filll-in licks/walking bass connecting parts (anyway, the vocal version has shorter connection between the words in the first part - adjust the number of walking bass measures by yourself). The first part (in the concert key of E) is played in D (chords D=0202, G=0000, A=2222), the second part (in the concert key of A) is played in G (chords G=0000, C=5520, D=0202). Notes: The tenor banjo is tuned to open G tuning DGdg, there is capo on the 2nd fret. Genre: Bluegrass Style: Other Key: E Tuning: Tenor G (DGdg) Difficulty: Beginner
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