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| − | + | {{i|Caterpillar}}s can be found in the wild or in Myrtle Oak Tree. | |
| − | [[ | + | To give your {{i|Caterpillar}} a [[Purity]], select it from your inventory and right-click it on {{i|Any Plant}}. The {{PAGENAME}} will consume the Plant and gain that Plant's Purity. |
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| + | A {{i|Caterpillar}}'s favorite food is {{i|Honeysuckle Kudzu}}. Sometimes when picking Honeysuckle Kudzu you will see a that there was a Caterpillar hiding underneath it. Each time you fed a Caterpillar a Honeysuckle Kudzu it's Minimum and Maximum gluttony [[Blood]] values will increase by +1. Each time your Caterpillar is fed a Honeysuckle Kudzu there is a chance the Caterpillar will turn into a {{i|Cocoon}}. A Cocoon left in a [[Container]] for a few days will become a {{i|Butterfly}}. | ||
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| + | Right-clicking on a Cocoon and selecting the Set Free option gives you a {{i|Partially Deformed Caterpillar}} and a {{i|Cocoon Husk}}. A Cocoon Husk can be used as a {{i|Fibre}}. | ||
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| + | {{Notice|Caution!| Cutting a Caterpillar from its Cocoon early adds a good bit of [[Insanity]].}} | ||
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| + | A {{i|Gardening Pot}} can't be [[Destroy]]ed by normal means, but requires the use of a Pest such as a {{i|Beetle}}, {{i|Caterpillar}}, {{i|Giant Willow Aphid}}, or {{i|Slim Stickbug}}. To Destroy a Gardening Pot select a Pest from your inventory and right-click on the Gardening Pot. You will need enough to first lower the Gardening Pot's Purity to 0, after than each Pest added will begin to deal damage. Each Caterpillar reduces the purity by 1. | ||
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About
Caterpillars can be found in the wild or in Myrtle Oak Tree.
To give your Caterpillar a Purity, select it from your inventory and right-click it on 
Any Plant. The Caterpillar will consume the Plant and gain that Plant's Purity.
A Caterpillar's favorite food is 
Honeysuckle Kudzu. Sometimes when picking Honeysuckle Kudzu you will see a that there was a Caterpillar hiding underneath it. Each time you fed a Caterpillar a Honeysuckle Kudzu it's Minimum and Maximum gluttony Blood values will increase by +1. Each time your Caterpillar is fed a Honeysuckle Kudzu there is a chance the Caterpillar will turn into a 
Cocoon. A Cocoon left in a Container for a few days will become a 
Butterfly.
Right-clicking on a Cocoon and selecting the Set Free option gives you a 
Partially Deformed Caterpillar and a 
Cocoon Husk. A Cocoon Husk can be used as a 
Fibre.
A 
Gardening Pot can't be Destroyed by normal means, but requires the use of a Pest such as a 
Beetle, Caterpillar, 
Giant Willow Aphid, or 
Slim Stickbug. To Destroy a Gardening Pot select a Pest from your inventory and right-click on the Gardening Pot. You will need enough to first lower the Gardening Pot's Purity to 0, after than each Pest added will begin to deal damage. Each Caterpillar reduces the purity by 1.
