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Crabbit Den
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Tool Required |
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Spawns |
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Renewable? |
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Common Biomes |
Beach |
"crabhole"
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“They call a hole in the sand their home.”
“Come out and play with me!”
“Crabbit is coward.”
“A hole is just a grave that has yet to be covered.”
“THE SHELLED ONES STILL FEEL THE NEED TO HIDE”
“A burrowing creature resides here.”
“That's where my crabbit buddies live.”
“It can't hide forever.”
“Döes shame drive them tö this höle?”
“The sixlegger lives underground.”
“A beachfront home. Nice.”
“Come out, come out!”
“Ye got a nice 'ome thar, crabbit.”
Crabbit Dens are naturally occurring objects from the Shipwrecked DLC. Crabbits spawn from the dens, and roam near them during the day and run to their den at dusk. Unlike Rabbits, they do not go back to their dens when being chased, instead burrowing into Shifting Sands. Crabbits go to sleep when they are outside of their dens at night and may be attacked.
Tips[edit | edit source]
- Putting a Trap directly above a Crabbit Den will ensure a captured Crabbit most of the time.
- To attack a Crabbit, the player can walk up to it during the day and let it run (without following it) until it stops. Once the Crabbit has stopped, the player can walk up to the Crabbit without it burrowing and kill it.
- It is possible to force a Crabbit out of its den by digging the den up with a Shovel; however, this will destroy the den and prevent any more Crabbits from spawning there.
- It is also possible to force a Crabbit out of its den by digging up Shifting Sands.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Wilson and a Crab Den
