Don’t use Tooth Traps to deal with Depths Worms, since they don’t trigger the traps while underground.Kiting tactics work best for the Worms but will definitely take you a very long time to kill just one without Rock Lobsters or Bunnymen helping you out. You can get a good 4–5 hits when they resurface, but you can’t stunlock them. Their basic attack pattern is to attack from underground, surface once, and attack again without resurfacing.
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In RoG, you can use a Glow Berry, plus 2 Moleworms and 2 Electrical Doodads, to craft the Moggles, which lets you see in the dark for a total of 12 minutes and can be refueled by Glow Berries before it breaks, making the Berries much more useful.The Glow Berry spoils in 10 days, but when you eat it, you glow quite brightly for about 90 seconds. While there’s quite a few creative uses for Monster Meat, it’s the Glow Berry you’re actually farming. When you beat Depths Worms, they drop 4 Monster Meats and a single Glow Berry.The maximum you can encounter in a single wave is 3, but with their ridiculous health, fighting them is pretty daunting without good weapons and armors or help from Rock Lobsters or Bunnymen. If you manage to run away from them, they settle back down with only their bright blue lures visible. While periodically they will go out of their way to murder you, sometimes they lure you in with a bright blue plant that glows in the dark, then attack you relentlessly. These beasties function much like the Hound attacks of the surface, but in a more heinous manner. Beating one has a huge chance of dropping its shell, which you can use as an armor and to hide from enemies and take no damage whatsoever!ĭefeat the Depths Worms. You can beat it by attacking it whenever its head pokes out from the shell. There’s a rarer variation of Slurtle called a Snurtle, which flees from you when you come too close, and adds an annoying "hide" ability where it retreats into its shell and become practically invulnerable to attack.Slurtles are extremely slow, so kiting them or getting your Bunnymen or Rock Lobster minions to deal with them is pretty easy.As long as you don’t destroy the slimy Slurtle Mound they live in, your resource is near-infinitely renewable. You can also place stacks of Rocks and Flint on the ground for them to eat, which makes them drop some Slurtle Slime without the risk you take when killing them. When they die, though, they drop the useful Slurtle Slime (which you can use as an explosive or to refuel Miner Hats and Lanterns), the less useful Broken Shells (which you can only use to craft Potted Ferns), or the extremely useful Shelmet (which the second-strongest helmet you can wear). These slimy nuisances tend to devour almost every type of mineral (excluding marble) and also tend to assault you when you carry any gem or rock with you, including the rare Thulecite. Sometimes, you’ll encounter a huge slimy pile of rock surrounded by slugs with turtle shells. Rock Lobsters regenerate their health and grow whenever they’re camouflaged, making them perfect for beating up boss mobs or farming hostiles.įarm some Slurtles. Bunnymen give you a light Sanity Boost whenever you’re close to a friendly one, which makes them good for companionship if your Sanity is flagging.Make sure you don’t have any meat items in your inventory (including backpacks but excluding Chester) when you approach the Bunnymen, since they immediately become hostile and try to kill you.
They’re not necessary for farming but are more than welcome since there’s quite a lot of things trying to kill you in the Caves! You can take them with you and they’ll protect you from threats and such as long as they’re fed.
Bunnymen are a bit pickier since they only accept Carrots, but both of these creatures function much like Pigs. Rock Lobsters eat pretty much any mineral material on the ground and are easily befriended when you feed them the same materials. You have two creatures here you can use to help farm hostile mobs, and they’re both fairly easy to befriend.
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