Even though Mandrakes are flammable, they will not turn to Ashes when killed with a Fire Dart.The sleep effect caused by cooking and eating Mandrakes is based on the myth that those who hear the scream of a mandrake dies, which itself is based around the fact that the real plant can cause unconsciousness when eaten in sufficient quantities. Its roots can bear a vaguely human shape and were said to scream when uprooted. The Mandrake, Mandragora officinarum as per Wickerbottom's identification, is a real-life plant that has roots in European folklore.There is a page on the Klei website that is dedicated to jumping Mandrakes (mob), for some reason.Ghosts will often float above Mandrakes.The Mandrake (raw and cooked) is one of the few foods in the game that do not Spoil, along with raw and hatching Tallbird Eggs, the Guardian's Horn, and Deerclops Eyeball.Because cooking and eating them each set you forward one day, you can use this to unlock all the characters early on. Changing settings so that mandrakes are set to lots allows you to obtain many mandrakes.Live Mandrakes can be eaten by Pengulls and Werepigs, which will still trigger the sleep effects.If you pick one at dusk with no weapons such as when you started the game recently, don't be tempted to hit it with your fist, as it will run away and decrease the chances of you catching it. Since Mandrakes are extremely fast creatures and will keep their distance from the player even if they follow them, it is recommended to only pick these during the day if it is the item the player wants.The Loot Stash has a chance to yield a dead Mandrake, thus making them renewable, since the Loot Stash respawns every Winter. If eaten in Don't Starve Together, Mandrakes will put all players in the nearby area to sleep. In the Shipwrecked DLC, Mandrakes can also be found in the Meadow biome.
Once it becomes daytime, the mandrake will root itself back into the ground where the player can then pick the mandrake and add it to their inventory. If the Mandrake is attacked, they will run away from the player indefinitely. When picked during dusk or night, rooted Mandrakes will follow the player (through Wormholes as well), hopping around and making a lot of noise. Like most followers, they will back away when the player gets too close. Gobblers and Pengulls will eat Mandrakes that are still planted in the ground, putting all nearby Mobs to sleep (except the player). Pigs will also produce Manure (as they would with other Vegetable) if a Mandrake is eaten. Raw Mandrakes will not put the player to sleep. Pigs, Gobblers, and Pengulls will eat Cooked Mandrakes left on the ground, putting themselves and all nearby Mobs to sleep until the start of the next day (no matter what time it is). Eating Mandrake Soup restores 100 Health, 150 Hunger, and 5 Sanity, but does not put the player to sleep. Eating a Cooked Mandrake restores 100 Health and 150 Hunger, as well as putting the player and all nearby Mobs to sleep (for exactly one day). Raw Mandrake heals 60 Health and 75 Hunger when eaten, and puts all nearby Mobs to sleep (until the next cycle of the day from dusk until night, from night until daytime, from daytime until dusk).Ĭooking a Mandrake will also put the player to sleep (until the next cycle of the day), as well as putting all nearby Mobs to sleep.
0 kommentar(er)
