Wendy does the majority of her damage from her sister Abigail who can be summoned as a ghost within 2-4 days (in single-player). Wendy is effectively Don’t Starve’s version of a Summoner. You can also, of course, just craft yourself a Top Hat. If you are having difficulty dealing with Sanity, pick some flowers and craft a Pretty Parasol and a Garland as having these will make it so you do not lose any sanity at night. Note that Wendy will still receive the same amount of insanity from foods like monster meat, wetness from rain and modifiers from objects that give insanity. Wendy will also lose less sanity when she is around mobs with insanity auras. While Wendy is not entirely unaffected by the Dark, she does lose less Sanity than other characters. When you first start playing Don’t Starve, chances are you are going to try to avoid becoming insane, so playing as Wendy can be extremely beneficial. Wendy is unlocked with 640 experience in Don’t Starve and is a playable character in Don’t Starve Together. This guide will take you through all the currently discovered details, however, as more changes are made this guide will continue to be updated. Note: Due to the Wendy character rework that took place in March 2020 there are some drastic differences between how Wendy plays in single-player Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together. Sanity Modifier: Drains -25% less than the default (in certain circumstances) and no Sanity loss from Ghosts (DST)
WENDY’S STATSĭamage Modifier: 25% less than the default She can be used to provide your team with meat seemingly effortlessly. While Wendy is a bit depressing to hang around, her sister Abigail makes killing early game mobs exceptionally easy. Wendy, by far, is the character I found the easiest to play with, especially in the early game.
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