“That is a perfectly reasonable piece of clothing.”
“Now I can take on the world!”
“Is almost strong as belly!”
“I might hold off the inevitable a bit longer with this.”
“UPGRADED ARMOR”
“Crude plate mail cobbled together from log sections.”
“It fits me so well!”
“Ugh. I'm not typically one for vulgar fisticuffs.”
“I can study my attackers more closely with this rudimentary armor.”
“A börröwed tree vest.”
“Wood you like to fight?”
“I hope the attacker doesn't have an axe.”
“Sturdy, but quite flammable.”
“At least wood floats.”
“TIS ARMOR MADE OF TREE BITS”
“Friend shirt.”
“I think it brings out the color in my eyes.”
“Punch me! It does nothing! Ha!”
“Knock on wood, they say, they say!”
“Wood shirt!”
–Wurt
“Trees are pretty useful.”
The Log Suit is a wearable Armor, crafted in the Fight Tab. It requires 8 Logs and 2 Ropes to craft and a Science Machine to prototype.
It has 450 durability and absorbs 80% of physical damage. It can also be added to a Campfire or Fire Pit for fuel, even when its durability is nearly gone. Not considering its durability, the log suit effectively adds 600 
to a survivor with 150 .
Downloadable Content[edit | edit source]
In the Reign of Giants (RoG) and Shipwrecked (SW) DLCs, the Log Suit can be used as a crafting ingredient to obtain better armor. It is an ingredient for Scalemail (RoG) and Obsidian Armor (SW), both of which provide protection against fire, as well as Cactus Armor (SW) which damages attackers.
Tips[edit | edit source]
- If the player is in a place with infinite darkness such as the Caves, the player can equip a Log Suit for damage reduction and a Miner Hat or Moggles to safely fight enemies.
Usage[edit | edit source]
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- When paired with the Football Helmet, it will absorb 96% of incoming damage. It is best to put it on last because of the damage calculation of armor and since it is easily renewable. This does not work in Don't Starve Together due to the damage calculation of armor being changed.
- Despite being acceptable fuel for Camp Fires and Fire Pits, a dropped Log Suit will not catch fire from burning objects, campfires, or summoned Star Caller's Staff stars. A similar behavior occurs with the Grass Suit.
- The Log Suit was originally prototyped with the Alchemy Engine.
- A Character wearing the Log Suit makes slight clicking noises while running.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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