Marble Statues

For statues players can craft using a Potter's Wheel, see Chess Pieces.

For sculptures players can repair using Suspicious Marble, see Marble Sculptures.

• Comedy
• Tragedy
• Pawn
• Vase

Marble Statues
Object Properties
Tool Required
Resources	×2.3
Renewable?	No
Code
"statue_marble"

“Statuesque.”

–Wilson, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“She hasn't put her face on for the day yet.”

–Willow, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“She seems like happy lady.”

–Wolfgang, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“Each of us wear many masks.”

–Wendy, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“MARBLE, NOT METAL. INFERIOR”

–WX-78, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“A Grecian-inspired sculpture of the muse Thalia. Some liberties have been taken.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“I'm not sure I get it.”

–Woodie, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“She's still in there somewhere. I know it.”

–Maxwell, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“Delicate appearance, but hard as stöne. Admirable.”

–Wigfrid, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“It looks real lifelike, but it's all cold to touch.”

–Webber, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“She seems regal.”

–Warly, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“No head? Where's head?”

–Wormwood, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“This is too strange.”

–Winona, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“Hyuyu, she's gone and lost her head!”

–Wortox, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

“Feels sad, florp.”

–Wurt, when examining a Comedy Marble Statue.

Marble Statues
Object Properties
Tool Required
Resources	×2.3
Renewable?	No
Code
"statue_marble_muse"

“Don't lose your head now!”

–Wilson, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Yikes. I'd cover that up too if I were her.”

–Willow, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Wolfgang does not know what to do with pretty statues.”

–Wolfgang, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“A chilling thought... What if nothing's beneath the mask?”

–Wendy, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“THE MASK IS THE ONLY GOOD PART OF IT”

–WX-78, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“A Grecian-inspired sculpture of the muse Melpomene. Some liberties have been taken.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“She's a real tall one, eh?”

–Woodie, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Her tragedy does not define her.”

–Maxwell, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“What plagues yöu, fair maiden?”

–Wigfrid, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Nice sword!”

–Webber, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Well, as they say, if it ain't baroque!”

–Warly, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Why so sad?”

–Wormwood, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“We thought she was gone...”

–Winona, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Hyuyu, she's gone and lost her head!”

–Wortox, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

“Missing her head!”

–Wurt, when examining a Tragedy Marble Statue.

Marble Statues
Object Properties
Tool Required
Resources	×2.3
Renewable?	No
Code
"statue_marble_pawn"

“It's a fancy marble statue.”

–Wilson, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“It's an okay statue, I guess.”

–Willow, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Wolfgang does not know what to do with pretty statues.”

–Wolfgang, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Cold, hard stone...”

–Wendy, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“MARBLE, NOT METAL. INFERIOR”

–WX-78, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Elegant, though there's an unmistakable darkness to the work.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“I prefer wood carvings.”

–Woodie, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Hm. Stately.”

–Maxwell, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Delicate appearance, but hard as stöne. Admirable.”

–Wigfrid, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Solid marble!”

–Webber, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“A lovely marble statue.”

–Warly, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“Like it”

–Wormwood, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“A bit snooty.”

–Winona, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“A statue made of cold, cold stone.”

–Wortox, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

“This rock in a funny shape.”

–Wurt, when examining a Pawn Marble Statue.

Marble Statues
Object Properties
Tool Required
Resources	×2.3
Renewable?	No
Code
"statue_marble"

“It's a fancy marble statue.”

–Wilson, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“A brazier would be nicer.”

–Willow, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Is manly spittoon?”

–Wolfgang, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Cold, hard stone...”

–Wendy, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“MARBLE, NOT METAL. INFERIOR”

–WX-78, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“The rain may inadvertently turn it into a bird bath.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Could make a nice planter outta that.”

–Woodie, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Hm. Stately.”

–Maxwell, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Tis a stöne basin!”

–Wigfrid, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Solid marble!”

–Webber, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“A lovely marble statue.”

–Warly, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Like it”

–Wormwood, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“A bit snooty.”

–Winona, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“A statue made of cold, cold stone.”

–Wortox, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

“Look fancy and boring, florp.”

–Wurt, when examining a Vase Marble Statue.

Marble Statues are naturally spawning objects exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. They are similar to Marble Pillars and Trees in that they can be mined down to yield 2 Marble or 3 (30%). Comedy or Tragedy Statues can be mined, giving the player a Queenly Figure Sketch, while the Pawn Statue can be mined to obtain a Pawn Figure Sketch.

Trivia

• Marble Statues were added in the A Little Fixer Upper update.
• The first two statues are references to the Comedy and Tragedy genres from classic Greece, fitting Charlie's theatrical theme.

Gallery

Comedy and Tragedy Statues in the Marble Sculptures Set Piece.

Wilson standing between Marble Statues and Sculptures.