Destruction

[TangerinaCat]

Destruction

[Thayol]

Love potions can be made using the cooking table (that is made using the iron workbench) but the recipe only shows up after opening the chest behind Takumi's luxury bed. It's easy to miss that chest especially if the second story encounter happens at night.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Does it work for all natives including mummies and underground girls?

[flannan]

You can also increase relationships relatively easily by dancing near your villagers. Press Q to access the dance menu.

Originally posted by Fumo Bnnuy n Frends:

Does it work for all natives including mummies and underground girls?

With some effort, you can even do it to minibosses like bigfoot or werewolf. Or to a cute sand cat. Just don't forget that different beings have different food preferences. Most are fine with fried meat, but rucks (kangaroo-like beings) prefer eggs, wolves like live hares, and the strangest are amazons, who prefer "fighter orbs" that drop from powerful raiders.

I haven't figured out a way to do it with tiny-sized beings like bees and butterflies. You can place them in a terrarium, but they don't seem to eat anything.

Note that tiny-sized beings tend to die if you attempt to knock them out with a club, you'll need a bug net (preferably an iron one) for that.

[LordGravyN]

How do I feed my companions? My werewolf's hunger is zero, I have a deer, but I don't know how to get him to eat it.

[Krabby Patty Son]

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

How do I feed my companions? My werewolf's hunger is zero, I have a deer, but I don't know how to get him to eat it.

You click on them and pick them up as an item in your inventory. Hover over them and you can see what food they eat. I think for the werewolf you need to catch animals and feed it to them. Once you've caught some animals (you can use traps or a faint dmging wep on them), click on them again and put the food items in their inventory. Right click on the food in their inventory to feed them.

[flannan]

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

How do I feed my companions? My werewolf's hunger is zero, I have a deer, but I don't know how to get him to eat it.

Interact with your companion (when you see the menu). Right-click any food, and it will be eaten. It doesn't have to be in their inventory.
If they wouldn't eat a whole deer, dismantle it by pressing T while hovering over the deer, and only feed the meat. You can also try frying the meat.
Their food preferences are just for when they aren't companions, I think.
Also, if you get them near a food box, they will automatically grab some food. The exact conditions for that are unclear.

[LordGravyN]

Awesome, thanks. Another thing, how do I put items in the food box? I click on it and there's no inventory or menu that comes up

[LordGravyN]

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

Awesome, thanks. Another thing, how do I put items in the food box? I click on it and there's no inventory or menu that comes up

I figured it out

[Haruspex]

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

Awesome, thanks. Another thing, how do I put items in the food box? I click on it and there's no inventory or menu that comes up

I figured it out

Internet etiquette dictates you must explain the solution. I'm trying to figure this out myself.

[Galenmereth]

Originally posted by Haruspex:

Originally posted by LordGravyN:

I figured it out

Internet etiquette dictates you must explain the solution. I'm trying to figure this out myself.

With food box selected so that it shows the "Use" button, you can just right-click any food item in your inventory and it'll put its food value into it :)

You can also assign a tamed villager to "Food" to slowly fill it up passively.

[Haruspex]

Originally posted by Galenmereth:

Originally posted by Haruspex:

Internet etiquette dictates you must explain the solution. I'm trying to figure this out myself.

With food box selected so that it shows the "Use" button, you can just right-click any food item in your inventory and it'll put its food value into it :)

You can also assign a tamed villager to "Food" to slowly fill it up passively.

Got it. Thanks. Not entirely intuitive, but simple at least.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

huh so different npcs prefer different stuff

did not know about the amazon ones probably why they never were tamed lol.

see this is stuff that isn't explained and you sorta figure it out or someone else does

[flannan]

Originally posted by Fumo Bnnuy n Frends:

huh so different npcs prefer different stuff

did not know about the amazon ones probably why they never were tamed lol.

see this is stuff that isn't explained and you sorta figure it out or someone else does

Just hover your mouse over an NPC in your inventory, and they'll display a list of their favorite foods. The numbers are how much progress (out of 100%) they'll make by consuming a unit of food. This number is affected by your skills.
So if you're taming a chicken, they have corn at 40, and corn seeds at 20. So if you feed it corn, you'll need 3 of it to tame, and if you feed it corn seeds, you'll need 5 of them. In practical terms, feeding it corn seeds is cheaper, but feeding it corn is faster.
In even more practical terms, there isn't much meaning in taming a chicken. Unless you want to put a wizard hat on it. All that training, and they are still bad at guarding my base.

[ShadowLightBoy]

when i place down the tamed native, they fall down unconcious, 3 days passed, nothing happens, any advice?

[irrevenant]

Originally posted by ShadowLightBoy:

when i place down the tamed native, they fall down unconcious, 3 days passed, nothing happens, any advice?

Don't place them down, put them in your inventory then right-click on them.

Not entirely clear what the distinction is, but it works.