Dst Moon Rock (2024)

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How to get more Moon Rock in DST? ›

Moon Rocks are Items exclusive to Don't Starve Together. They are obtained by mining crash-landed Meteors, which have the appearance of sharp rocks striped with jagged blue cracks, or Suspicious Moonrock sculptures. Mining a Meteor Boulder will yield a Rock, a Flint, and 2 Moon Rocks.

The best way to smoke moon rocks is by using a glass piece like a pipe or bong. It's possible to add tiny broken-up pieces of them to a joint or blunt filled with flower, but it probably won't burn properly. Follow these steps to get the most out of your resinous rocks.

The Cratered Moonrock is a craftable Don't Starve Together item, introduced in A New Reign. It is available in the Refined Materials Filter and requires an Alchemy Engine to craft. Its only purpose is to act as a socket for Gems, turning it into a Moonlens. The Iridescent Gem cannot be socketed.

Moon Stones inside Mt Moon respawn once a day, so if you don't get enough on your first visit, you're going to need to come back multiple times. To find the Moon Stone, look for the Pokeball items and the craters on the floor.

To date, scientists have obtained lunar material from three sources: six U.S. Apollo Moon-landing missions (1969–72), which collectively brought back almost 382 kg (842 pounds) of samples; three Soviet Luna automated sampling missions (1970–76), which returned about 300 grams (0.66 pound) of material; and scientific ...

Because of their rarity on Earth, and the difficulty of obtaining more, Moon rocks have been frequent targets of theft and vandalism, and many have gone missing or were stolen.

Moon rocks' shape, size, and composition, down to the very crystal and grain, hold important clues to the satellite's formation — and the environment in which it was formed. On Earth, we have a whole host of factors that continually re-wipe our geological record; rain, wind, plate tectonics, supervolcanoes.

The Moon Stone is a naturally spawning object in Don't Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. It can usually be found in its own Set Piece in a dense Evergreen forest surrounded by several Suspicious Moonrocks, Moon Rubble and Fireflies.

The Blue Gem is an item used to craft several Magical Items. It can be used to craft the Ice Staff, Chilled Amulet, and Purple Gem. Blue Gems can be used to turn Chester into Snow Chester by placing at least one in each of his inventory slots on a Full Moon, granting him slower food spoilage like a mobile Ice Box.

Do rocks Respawn in DST? ›

Boulders do not respawn; however, Rocks, Flint, Gold Nuggets, and Nitre are renewable resources because they can be found after Earthquakes while underground.

They are created by placing a Gem in a Cratered Moonrock socket, which works similar to placing Purple Gems on a Telelocator Focus. When dropped on ground, Moonlenses will appear on the Map for everyone in that world, serving as a marker, even in unexplored areas.

In Don't Starve Together, Mini Glaciers do not drop rocks. Lavae spawned by the Dragonfly can be frozen and killed, resulting in a couple of rocks. Rocks can also be mined from Petrified Trees and Stone Fruits, and drop from Rockjaws. New boulders will also form from falling meteors during a Meteor shower.

The Moon Stone is a naturally spawning object in Don't Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. It can usually be found in its own Set Piece in a dense Evergreen forest surrounded by several Suspicious Moonrocks, Moon Rubble and Fireflies. It can be damaged, but not completely destroyed, and is not flammable.