Benevolent Rabbit King

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Benevolent Rabbit King

Benevolent Rabbit King
Stats
	2000
Effects
	+6.25/min
Traits
Loot	×1
Item properties
Perk	Grants access to the Trading Hutch Filter.
Code
"rabbitking_passive"
Scrapbook
This Benevolent Rabbit King will barter for your belongings.

“All hail the bun-evolent one!”

–Wilson

“What does it want?”

–Willow

“Aww, is good-natured rabbit.”

–Wolfgang

“He seems friendly enough.”

–Wendy

“GIVE ME A REASON NOT TO DESTROY YOU”

–WX-78

“It is a reputable breed known for fair dealings.”

–Wickerbottom

“Hey lil' buddy, whatcha got for us?”

–Woodie

“Spare me the token gesture. Simon knows what he did.”

–Maxwell

“The diminutive lörd seeks cömmerce!”

–Wigfrid

“Hello, Mister Rabbit!”

–Webber

“A gentle creature. Hopefully.”

–Warly

“Nice Squee Hopper”

–Wormwood

“Friendly lil' fella ain't he?”

–Winona

“The hare has an air about him.”

–Wortox

“Hi, friendly mustache rabbit!”

–Wurt

“It looks friendly!”

–Walter

“What a sweet little fellow.”

–Wanda

The Benevolent Rabbit King is a passive mob exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in the From Beyond updates. It can be summoned by giving 12 to 16 Carrots to a Rabbit Hole or by catching a Fortuitous Rabbit.

Standing next to the Benevolent Rabbit King grants access to the Trading Hutch Filter.

Unlike regular Rabbits, the Benevolent Rabbit King remains above ground during Dusk and Night. When leaving the area, the Benevolent Rabbit King will despawn and cannot be summoned for the next 5 minutes.

When the Benevolent Rabbit King is attacked, it will turn it into the Wrathful Rabbit King. This also happens when it is approached with Meat items in the inventory or approached as a monster Character like Webber or Wortox; wearing a Coat of Carrots will prevent this.

Fortuitous Rabbit

Fortuitous Rabbit
Stats
	2000
Effects
	+25/min
Movement
Running Speed	5.25
Traits
Loot	×1
Code
"rabbitking_lucky"
Scrapbook
Catch a Fortuitous Rabbit for your free reward. But be warned, the reward may turn to punishment when carrying meat.

“I should capture it for science!”

–Wilson

“I want that rabbit!”

–Willow

“Let Wolfgang catch you, little rabbit!”

–Wolfgang

“I should take a closer look.”

–Wendy

“MUST OBTAIN RABBIT”

–WX-78

“That is a rabbit worth capturing.”

–Wickerbottom

“Let's get'er, Luce!”

–Woodie

“You've embarassed me for the last time, Simon!”

–Maxwell

“I must capture it alive!”

–Wigfrid

“We'll catch it!”

–Webber

“I promise not to cook you!”

–Warly

“Catch Special Squee Hopper!”

–Wormwood

“Gotta catch me that rabbit!”

–Winona

“That rabbit! Grab it!”

–Wortox

“Me gonna get you!”

–Wurt

“Let's catch it, Woby!”

–Walter

“I know I should catch that rabbit!”

–Wanda

The Fortuitous Rabbit is a passive mob exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in the From Beyond updates. Every time a Rabbit emerges from a Rabbit Hole, there is a 1% chance a Fortuitous Rabbit will spawn instead. There is also a small chance for a Fortuitous Rabbit to fall during an Earthquake in the Caves instead of a regular Rabbit.

When caught, the Fortuitous Rabbit turns into a Benevolent Rabbit King. It cannot be caught with a Trap, but can be chased down due to its slower runspeed.

When the Fortuitous Rabbit is attacked, it will turn it into the Wrathful Rabbit King. This also happens when it is approached with meat items in the inventory or approached as a monster character like Webber or Wortox; wearing a Coat of Carrots will prevent this.

Wrathful Rabbit King

Wrathful Rabbit King
Stats
	2000
Effects
	-40/min
Combat
Damage	75 (56.25 )
Movement
Running Speed	7
Traits
Special Ability	Summons 3 Royal Rabbit Enforcers.
Loot	×1, ×2, ×1,
Code
"rabbitking_aggressive"
Scrapbook
This Wrathful Rabbit King will show no mercy.

“It has a hare-trigger temper!”

–Wilson

“You have some real issues, buddy.”

–Willow

“Nasty little guy.”

–Wolfgang

“It's in a foul mood.”

–Wendy

“HOSTILE OLD RABBIT”

–WX-78

“That rabbit has a rather hostile disposition.”

–Wickerbottom

“Someone woke up on the wrong side of the den.”

–Woodie

“Of course Simon's brute cousin fights his battles for him.”

–Maxwell

“Höw adörable!”

–Wigfrid

“What a grouchy ol' rabbit!”

–Webber

“It is tough, even for stew.”

–Warly

“Mean Squee Hopper!”

–Wormwood

“What is your problem, rabbit?!”

–Winona

“Let his kicks miss you, he's got an anger issue!”

–Wortox

“Angry old rabbit likes kicking. Glurgh.”

–Wurt

“Someone's in a bad mood!”

–Walter

“You have a horrible attitude.”

–Wanda

The Wrathful Rabbit King is a hostile mob exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in the From Beyond updates. It spawns when a Benevolent Rabbit King or Fortuitous Rabbit is attacked, approached with Meat items in the inventory, or approached by monster Characters like Webber or Wortox, or when killing too many Rabbits or Bunnymen. There is a hidden rabbit naughtiness meter similar to the regular Naughtiness meter; killing a Rabbit adds 1 point to the rabbit naughtiness meter, killing a Bunnyman 3 points. Once the meter reaches the limit (random threshold from 20 to 30), the Wrathful Rabbit King spawns.

Upon death, it drops 1 Monster Meat, 2 Beard Hair, and 1 Rabbit King Cudgel.

Behavior

Once spawned, the Wrathful Rabbit King will summon 3 Royal Rabbit Enforcers to protect it. The Wrathful Rabbit King can perform a kick attack that can knockback players. When dodging the kick, the King will land on its head and be sticked with its antlers to the ground for a few seconds, making it vulnerable to damage. When killing the Royal Rabbit Enforcers, the Wrathful Rabbit King will attempt to summon new ones.

Strategy

The Wrathful Rabbit King can be put to sleep with a Pan Flute or a Sleep Dart. When it sleeps, the Royal Rabbit Enforcers will become passive, stopping chasing and attacking the player.

Below is the number of hits it takes with each weapon to kill a Benevolent Rabbit King when playing with characters with a default damage modifier. The Weather Pain is not included due to the random nature of its projectile.

Number of Hits

Item
	2	-	0	0
	6	-	0	0
	8	-	0	0
	10 - 14	-	0 - 0	0 - 0
	10	0	0	0
	≥13	≥0	≥0	≥0
	13 as	-	0 as	0 as
()	15 (elderly) 21 (middle-aged) 25 (young) 74 (unfueled)	0 (elderly) 0 (middle-aged) 0 (young) 0 (unfueled)}}	0	0
	20	-	0	0
	20 - 40	-	0 - 0	0 - 0
	20	0	0	0
	23 (14 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )
	30	0	0	0
	30	0	0	0
	30	-	0	0
	34	0	0	0
	59, 45 or 34	-	0, 0 or 0	0, 0 or 0
	34 (23 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )
	34	0	0	0
	34 - 68	0 - 0	0 - 0	0 - 0
	37 - 74 -	-	0 - 0 -	0 - 0 -
	40	0	0	0
	40	0	0	0
	46	-	0	0
	47 (28 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )	0 (0 )
	48	0	0	0
	50	0	0	0
	59	0	0	0
	59 (20 on )	-	0 (0 )	0 (0 )
	66	0	0	0
	67	-	0	0
	59 (20 on )	0 (0 on )	0 (20 on )	0 (20 on )
	74	0	0	0
	99	-	0	0
	100	-	0	0
	118	0	0	0
	148	0	0	0
	471	0	0	0

It takes 1 Sleep Dart to put a Benevolent Rabbit King to sleep.

Trivia

• The Benevolent Rabbit King, Wrathful Rabbit King and Fortuitous Rabbit were introduced in the Depths of Duplicity update.
• Maxwell's quotes implicates that the Fortuitous Rabbit is called Simon, a Rabbit he used for his shows.

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• RoG
• SW
• Ham
• DST
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