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Nocturnal Bunnyman asleep during the day, while the diurnal Pig is active.
Sleeping is an in-game state that most Mobs can enter. Most animals (such as Beefalo) sleep during night, while monsters (such as Spiders) sleep during day. Different Mobs have different sleep routines, and not all Mobs go to sleep by themselves. Mobs with a home (like Spiders or Pigs) will attempt to return home when they need to go to sleep. If left homeless, they will fall asleep on the spot at the time they usually sleep. The player can put Mobs to sleep by using a Pan Flute or Sleep Dart, or by eating a Mandrake. The Life Giving Amulet also has the benefit of automatically knocking out nearby mobs upon resurrection. Sleeping Mobs can be pushed around.
Wes sleeping on a Straw Roll.
Player sleeping is slightly different from the rest of the mobs, as in-game time is simply advanced while the player sleeps. The player can use a Straw Roll, Fur Roll, or Tent to skip the night, use a Siesta Lean-to to skip the day, or cook or eat a Mandrake to get knocked out. The player can also be knocked out until the next day if any Mob nearby eats a Mandrake.
Wickerbottom is the only character which is unable to sleep due to her insomnia. She still gets knocked out by cooking or eating a Mandrake, or being near a yawning Bearger.
Sleeping mobs[]
The following Mobs can be put to sleep:
Downloadable Content[]
In the Reign of Giants DLC, the player can also use a Siesta Lean-to to skip to Dusk.
Don't Starve Together[]
In Don't Starve Together, sleeping doesn't skip time and instead makes the character immune to Charlie's attacks and gradually restores Health and Sanity in exchange for Hunger over time. Sleeping can also be interrupted at will by doing any action or involuntarily by starving.
The Bearger will also yawn when awaken from sleep, putting all nearby mobs and players to sleep.
Grogginess[]
Some effects apply a period of Grogginess to players. Players with grogginess are slowed down by 40% to 60% depending on the remaining time. The grogginess adds up every time an effect is applied.
When the total grogginess time exceeds 10 seconds, the player is put to sleep until the remaining time falls below 10 seconds. Some effects also apply a minimum amount of sleep time, if players is put to sleep by this kind of effect, the players will not naturally awake until the minimum sleep time has passed even if their grogginess already falls below 10 seconds. When players awake, if their grogginess time is less then 10 seconds, it will be set to 10 seconds. Eating a Mushy Cake increases the sleep threshold from 10 to 33.3 seconds.
The following table lists all known Grogginess sources.
| Source | Grogginess Time | Minimum Sleep Time |
|---|---|---|
 |
33.3s | 20s |
 |
33.3s | 20s |
 Yawn |
13.3s | 10s |
 Eaten or Cooked |
13.3s | 10-11s |
 Halted charge |
9.7s | 0s |
 Attack |
6.7s | 6s |
 |
3.3s | 3s |
 Eaten |
6.7s | 3s |
 |
3.3s | 15s |
 (PvP) |
up to 6.7/sec | 1-4s |
 Attack |
0.1 | 0s |
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