You now have a camp setup ready for survival, and if depth worms come, you have pigs to help you (during the day), or bunnies (during dusk / night)įor sanity, if you started in Autumn you probably have a tam'o shanter. ( Important - place those in an area with natural light, otherwise they'll stay inside) Destroy the houses, bring them closer (not too close to roam, but fairly close), and build like 3-4 pig houses too. So you head into the caves, build your small setup, and go exploring for bunnymen. Get the essential structures (campfire, alchemy engine, 2 crockpots, ice box, a few chests), bring your food stack from upstairs (it'll spoil otherwise anyway). My summer base is usually just a small camp pretty much next to the entrance.
You want to explore a bit until you find a cave area close to some grass / twigs, and not too close to slurtles / spiders though, if you are new and can't clear them effectively.
If the area is open he might do good damage eventually provided he doesn't get cornered MacTusk might be able to help if he can get aggro'd to it without aggro'ing to you first, because he kites and shoots blow darts. If your world doesn't have one you're stuck with tree guardians, killing it yourself, or luring it somewhere and running away so it loses interest and despawns come spring. The idea behind it is that eventually you'll clear out the tentacles who don't respawn and then eventually you'll have a reliable source of reeds all in one place, which is a wickerbottoms dream.wickerbottom aside, luring the deerclops to the reed trap is a good way to start clearing it out and a good way to kill the deerclops, or at least wound it severely enough for you to finish it off. If you've got one in your world you'd recognize it. I was talking about the Reed Trap set piece in particular, if you're lucky enough to see it generate in your world you'll see a stack of 40 or so reeds all in one place with about as many tentacles underneath them. Every season has different monsters to keep in mind Summer no longer has an invading giant as Dragonfly was changed to a stationary year-round raid boss who hangs out in the desert, but the Antlion can make sinkholes that will cause nasty damage if you're not careful.
Then you'll have moose/goose in spring, who doesn't invade but has certain set spawn points, which can cause you a problem if your base is set up too close to one of them. He tends to go after food rather than seeking to destroy structures but you'll need to get him away from your base and/or kill him to preserve your base. If you can stay warm and keep up light sources during the night (torches) you can bait him to a forest and trigger some tree guardians to fight him, besides a reed trap for tentacles i think tree guards will be one of your best mobs to get him to fight, if more than one spawns at the same time (I recently had a set piece spawn with 3 tree guards, once I led deerclops to it they managed to finish him off with a sliver of HP remaining so I could kill them all for the living logs).ĭeerclops is one of two giants that can invade your base, the other being bearger, who spawns in autumn after your first one.
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Its good to learn how to kill him, his eyeball is extremely useful and makes one of the best pieces of headgear in the entire game that you'll wear 3 out of 4 seasons. Make a ham bat when the fight starts if you can, bring a couple football helmets and maybe a log suit and hope for the best. You can normally fit in 3 hits before retreating but you can just do 2 until you feel comfortable, though his sanity aura will prove to be an issue the longer the fight goes on. Its easier with a walking cane, but you can also use a road for the walking speed. You can watch a video on what kiting it looks like, you can get in several hits before he attacks.
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