Any tips on Warly?

[Hyper]

Hey fellas, newbie here. Could you guys share any tips for Warly? I decided to try maining him.

[In-Bread Dog]

Warly loses hunger 1.33 times faster than other characters but has higher hunger than most others. His portable crockpot will be vital to his survival, and can cook various exclusive recipes. 2 frog legs and 1 unit of fish can create a meal that gives wetness immunity. 1 volt goat horn, some honey, and filler creates volt goat jelly, making you stronger against wet enemies. Additionally, farming is essential to warly. Chilli peppers, onions, and garlic grow together can sustain themselves and are all main ingrediants for seasonings and dishes. Chilli flakes gives extra damage, garlic gives reduced damage, honey crystals make you better at mining and chopping, and salt crystals make food heal more.

Warly does suffer the penalty that he can only eat crockpot food, and if he eats the same meals multiple times he gains less hunger and other stats.

[Hyper]

Originally posted by In-Bread Dog:

Warly loses hunger 1.33 times faster than other characters but has higher hunger than most others. His portable crockpot will be vital to his survival, and can cook various exclusive recipes. 2 frog legs and 1 unit of fish can create a meal that gives wetness immunity. 1 volt goat horn, some honey, and filler creates volt goat jelly, making you stronger against wet enemies. Additionally, farming is essential to warly. Chilli peppers, onions, and garlic grow together can sustain themselves and are all main ingrediants for seasonings and dishes. Chilli flakes gives extra damage, garlic gives reduced damage, honey crystals make you better at mining and chopping, and salt crystals make food heal more.

Warly does suffer the penalty that he can only eat crockpot food, and if he eats the same meals multiple times he gains less hunger and other stats.

Most of these things I already knew, but I forgot that Warly's exclusive dishes could boost the user. Gotta hunt the bloody frogs when Spring comes, IF I manage to survive until Spring haha, thanks!

[Echsrick]

well the thing is a food resets after 2 days you could use that knowlege to be ready to eat something again if you know you can like meaty stew is realy good for him or bone soup wich NEEDS warlys pot to even cook best at first if you join in a game is to try to colect as many foods types as you can even red mushrooms can be used to make some things and if you get any type of meat then even better to make meatballs first so that timer can reset while your on the smaller foods its alsol realy good to know all the recipes and how to best use the ingridens you have like frog sandwich it needs 1 frog leg and 1 veggie but what makes it a good alternative is that you can just use 2 sticks for that to get it and butterfly muffin is pretty much the same just a butterfly instead of frog so try and remember as many recipes as you can if your on your travels

[Pip]

In the early game, monster meat, carrots, and large meat can completely handle warly's hunger and health.

Occasionally eating 2 meaty stews and waiting until you're hungry to eat again will make it sustainable. Eating spicy chili, butter muffins, or froggle bunwhiches cover healing with the occasional extra ingredient.

If you know how, killing Bee Queen sometime in the first year will drastically help your chances, bundling wrap helps warly be less dependant on his crockpot.

Volt Goat Jelly gives a 1.5X modifier even without wetness, so if you have an abundance, using it for early fights will help immensely

[Hyper]

Originally posted by Piplover:

In the early game, monster meat, carrots, and large meat can completely handle warly's hunger and health.

Occasionally eating 2 meaty stews and waiting until you're hungry to eat again will make it sustainable. Eating spicy chili, butter muffins, or froggle bunwhiches cover healing with the occasional extra ingredient.

If you know how, killing Bee Queen sometime in the first year will drastically help your chances, bundling wrap helps warly be less dependant on his crockpot.

Volt Goat Jelly gives a 1.5X modifier even without wetness, so if you have an abundance, using it for early fights will help immensely

I just started a new save file as Warly, and so far I did not find normal meat, I am at day 5 iirc, so far Muffins, Honey based dishes and other dishes I made with what I found are keeping me alive. I did find a Pig Village, but there are too many pigs, so I don't it's a smart idea to strike 'em now. I am a complete beginner, so I don't think I can do Bee Queen on the Year One. And if Volt Goat Jelly without wetness still gives the damage boost, could I combine it with Chili Flakes?

[Hyper]

Originally posted by Dr.Medic:

well the thing is a food resets after 2 days you could use that knowlege to be ready to eat something again if you know you can like meaty stew is realy good for him or bone soup wich NEEDS warlys pot to even cook best at first if you join in a game is to try to colect as many foods types as you can even red mushrooms can be used to make some things and if you get any type of meat then even better to make meatballs first so that timer can reset while your on the smaller foods its alsol realy good to know all the recipes and how to best use the ingridens you have like frog sandwich it needs 1 frog leg and 1 veggie but what makes it a good alternative is that you can just use 2 sticks for that to get it and butterfly muffin is pretty much the same just a butterfly instead of frog so try and remember as many recipes as you can if your on your travels

Yea, I gotta memorize the dishes asap lol

[Echsrick]

oh alsol dont forget only warly can use his pot but warlys pot cooks a bit faster then normal cookpots meaning if your alone you realy dont need normal pots and if not then try using pot food that needs a long time to cook before its ready like honey ham

[Pigpen Gaming]

Getting bee boxes up early is a big help. The honey gives you access to many more recipes and you can turn it into basically sugar to help you harvest wood and stone.

Also an easy food to get is butter muffin. It pays off to carry a few butterfly wings with you.

You can get cheap and easy meat from moleworms by placing any kind of stone/flint/gold ect near a mound in the evening and punching it to death when it comes to investigate. If you hammer or dig up a moleworm you can carry it with you. If you place a moleworm or multiple on the ground near camp and leave it for a while it will eventually make a new mound that will continue to spawn more moleworms.

I suggest chopping only birch trees before winter. The birchnuts make good filler, last a long time, and is used to make trail mix which is a good and cheap healing food.

If you get the chance and you build a mushroom planter try putting it in a cave. Mushrooms don't grow in winter unless the planter is in a cave.

If you get a bunch of monster meat you can feed it through a bird cage for eggs. The eggs are still a meat item but it has much more uses than monster meat.

[Pip]

Originally posted by Hyper:

Originally posted by Piplover:

In the early game, monster meat, carrots, and large meat can completely handle warly's hunger and health.

Occasionally eating 2 meaty stews and waiting until you're hungry to eat again will make it sustainable. Eating spicy chili, butter muffins, or froggle bunwhiches cover healing with the occasional extra ingredient.

If you know how, killing Bee Queen sometime in the first year will drastically help your chances, bundling wrap helps warly be less dependant on his crockpot.

Volt Goat Jelly gives a 1.5X modifier even without wetness, so if you have an abundance, using it for early fights will help immensely

I just started a new save file as Warly, and so far I did not find normal meat, I am at day 5 iirc, so far Muffins, Honey based dishes and other dishes I made with what I found are keeping me alive. I did find a Pig Village, but there are too many pigs, so I don't it's a smart idea to strike 'em now. I am a complete beginner, so I don't think I can do Bee Queen on the Year One. And if Volt Goat Jelly without wetness still gives the damage boost, could I combine it with Chili Flakes?

with the volt goat jelly, it does give a 1.5X bonus to non-wet targets, which jumps to a 2.5X bonus to wet targets. Chili Flakes give a 1.2X bonus to damage, this does stack with jelly but I do not have any specific numbers.

For large meat early game, there are a couple good sources;
Koalephants and beefalo -8 meat for koala, 4 for beef (bait a hit, 6 hits, dodge, 6 hits, dodge, etc.)
Tallbirds -2 meat from the bird and an egg to use for bacon/pierogie. Tallbirds do 50 damage each and the timing for kiting can be difficult though. (bait, 2 hits, dodge, etc)
Werepigs -2 meat and a pigskin, get by feeding a pig 4 monster meat. Attacking a werepig does not agro nearby pigs and does not summon any krampi. (bait, 2-3 hits, dodge, etc)

Here are a couple of my personal favorite recipes;

Meaty stew
3 meat, 1 edible filler. A very filling meal, especially good for warly due to his large stomach.

Meatballs
1 meat, 3 edible filler. Not as sustainable for Warly as it is for other characters, but the hunger boost is nice to have.

Spicy Chili
2 meat, 2 vegetables. for 20 health, the ingredients are very easy to obtain in the early game, inevitably replaced by pierogies though.

Beefy Greens
1 leafy meat, 3 non-mushroom/kelp vegetables. Once spring arrives and lureplants are available, you get the occasional 75 hunger and 40 health.

there are a lot of other very good recipes but this is getting pretty long

[Hyper]

Originally posted by Piplover:

Originally posted by Hyper:

I just started a new save file as Warly, and so far I did not find normal meat, I am at day 5 iirc, so far Muffins, Honey based dishes and other dishes I made with what I found are keeping me alive. I did find a Pig Village, but there are too many pigs, so I don't it's a smart idea to strike 'em now. I am a complete beginner, so I don't think I can do Bee Queen on the Year One. And if Volt Goat Jelly without wetness still gives the damage boost, could I combine it with Chili Flakes?

with the volt goat jelly, it does give a 1.5X bonus to non-wet targets, which jumps to a 2.5X bonus to wet targets. Chili Flakes give a 1.2X bonus to damage, this does stack with jelly but I do not have any specific numbers.

For large meat early game, there are a couple good sources;
Koalephants and beefalo -8 meat for koala, 4 for beef (bait a hit, 6 hits, dodge, 6 hits, dodge, etc.)
Tallbirds -2 meat from the bird and an egg to use for bacon/pierogie. Tallbirds do 50 damage each and the timing for kiting can be difficult though. (bait, 2 hits, dodge, etc)
Werepigs -2 meat and a pigskin, get by feeding a pig 4 monster meat. Attacking a werepig does not agro nearby pigs and does not summon any krampi. (bait, 2-3 hits, dodge, etc)

Here are a couple of my personal favorite recipes;

Meaty stew
3 meat, 1 edible filler. A very filling meal, especially good for warly due to his large stomach.

Meatballs
1 meat, 3 edible filler. Not as sustainable for Warly as it is for other characters, but the hunger boost is nice to have.

Spicy Chili
2 meat, 2 vegetables. for 20 health, the ingredients are very easy to obtain in the early game, inevitably replaced by pierogies though.

Beefy Greens
1 leafy meat, 3 non-mushroom/kelp vegetables. Once spring arrives and lureplants are available, you get the occasional 75 hunger and 40 health.

there are a lot of other very good recipes but this is getting pretty long

Alright, thank you for tips mate.

[Hyper]

Originally posted by ඞ Mint Chocolate ඞ:

Getting bee boxes up early is a big help. The honey gives you access to many more recipes and you can turn it into basically sugar to help you harvest wood and stone.

Also an easy food to get is butter muffin. It pays off to carry a few butterfly wings with you.

You can get cheap and easy meat from moleworms by placing any kind of stone/flint/gold ect near a mound in the evening and punching it to death when it comes to investigate. If you hammer or dig up a moleworm you can carry it with you. If you place a moleworm or multiple on the ground near camp and leave it for a while it will eventually make a new mound that will continue to spawn more moleworms.

I suggest chopping only birch trees before winter. The birchnuts make good filler, last a long time, and is used to make trail mix which is a good and cheap healing food.

If you get the chance and you build a mushroom planter try putting it in a cave. Mushrooms don't grow in winter unless the planter is in a cave.

If you get a bunch of monster meat you can feed it through a bird cage for eggs. The eggs are still a meat item but it has much more uses than monster meat.

The moleworm being attracted to dropped flint was something I figured out myself, but I did not know that they could be manipulated to make new molw spawners. Thank you for the tips.

[Pigpen Gaming]

Making traps can allow you to easily farm small animals like spiders. If you put the trap directly over a rabbit hole then the rabbit will get caught as soon as it appears.

If you turn some monster meat into eggs you can make bacon and eggs with a monster meat, a morsel, and two eggs. It's a good dish and is quite healthy.

[Monolate]

Don'y eat the same thing twice

[汝子]

沃利就是一垃圾