At random, one basic resource will be made rare: saplings might not spawn but there might be spiky bushes instead, or there might not be any trees but only stumps.

You should at least make it a point to learn as many recipes as you can by making things on your Science Machine, Alchemy Engine, and Prestihatitator, and bring at least one warm article of clothing, since most of the possible chapters feature harsher winters than normal.

These five possible themes are quite difficult to survive in due to their unusual mechanics. The order of appearance for most worlds is chosen at random, however, in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th world, the map will show some of the path indicating where the objectives are. You need to survive four themed worlds in “Chapters” to progress through Adventure Mode. Aside from being creepy, the skull item doesn’t have much of a function apart from Webber’s revival.

Oddly enough, as long as you haven’t buried Webber’s skull yet, you can still get it as drops from Spiders and Spider Dens.

You can still befriend them, but you need to feed them their respective items (meat for Pigs, carrots for Bunnymen) twice, once to dispel their hostility and the second to completely befriend them. As a drawback though, his Sanity is quite low, and mobs like the Pigs and Bunnymen will attack him on sight since he looks too much like a Spider, which they tend to murder with extreme prejudice. He can grow a beard of Silk, making it easily renewable every few days, and he’s immune to the penalties from eating Monster food.

Webber is great if you like Spiders, since he can befriend them all.

Lightning will immediately strike it, and the child in a spider’s body will emerge, along with some other Spiders. Now that you have everything, it’s time to commit a sin against nature and bring him back to life! To revive Webber, place his skull on the Grave you dug up.

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