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Thunderbird

Stats

50

Combat
Damage
10-20

Movement
Walking Speed	Running Speed
2	5.5

Traits

Special Ability

Attacks with Lightning strikes.

Loot

×2,

Spawns from

Code
`"thunderbird"`

“This bird calls upön the mighty Thör!”

–Wigfrid

The Thunderbird is a Mob exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It can be found in the Painted Biome. Its head will follow the player's movements. If the player gets close (about 2 Pitchfork tiles) the bird will charge up, and make electric sounds. If the player gets even closer (about one Pitchfork tile) the bird will emit three Lightning bolts around it at random, dealing 10-20 damage per strike (depending on Wetness level), likely hitting the player or nearby trees with at least one.

Thunderbirds can be chased down and killed after they release their charge, since it takes them a minute before they can strike again. They respawn at their Thundernest 5 days after being killed.

Tips[]

WX-78 players can use the Thunderbird's electrical attack to attain System Overload.
The Thunderbird's electrical attack can revive the Iron Hulks.
- If there is an Iron Hulk piece nearby you can approach the thunderbird safely as it will attract all the lightning, even as WX-78.
During the Aporkalypse, Thunderbirds emit 10 Lightning bolts instead of 3.
Thunderbirds do not flee from Abigail. Wendy players can easily kill these by staying out of their lightning bolt range and commanding Abigail to attack. During the day time, Abigail will need to be commanded a second time or else she will lose interest due to the lack of counter attack.
It only takes one hit from a Blow Dart to kill a Thunderbird, so using the disarming kit to collect Blow Darts from Striking Carvings will help with collecting iron ore, drumsticks, and Thunderbird Feathers.

Trivia[]

The Thunderbird is a mythological figure in certain cultures of the indigenous people of North America.
The Thunderbird's design bears a strong resemblance to the head of the Screecher.

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-{{Hamlet Exclusive}}
+{{Exclusivity|Hamlet}}
+{{Incomplete}}
-{{Upcoming Feature}}
-{{Stub}}
 {{Mob Infobox
-|health =50
+|health = 50
-|runSpeed =5.5
+|runSpeed = 5.5
+|specialAbility = Attacks with [[Lightning]] strikes.
-|loot=
+|drops = '''{{pic24|Drumstick}} &times;2''', {{pic24|Thunder Feather}}
-|specialAbility =
-|drops ='''{{pic24|Drumstick}} ×2'''
 |walkSpeed = 2
 |spawnCode = "thunderbird"
+|spawnFrom = {{pic|60|Thundernest}}
-}}
+|damage = 10-20}}
 {{Quotes
 |wilson = A shocking sight!
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 |woodie = Watch out!
 |maxwell = How dramatic.
+|wagstaff = A stunning creature with an unusual command of electrostatic energy.
 |wigfrid = This bird calls upön the mighty Thör!
 |webber = That bird's kinda scary.
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 |warly = I don't want any trouble.
 |woodlegs = Ye'll not get be shockin' me.
-|warbucks = I say! Rather interesting specimen.
 |wilba = 'TIS BIRD O' ZAPPY
+|wormwood = Zzzt Tweeter
+|wheeler = Work on making those wings fly instead of zapping people.
 |choose = wigfrid}}
+The '''Thunderbird''' is a [[Mob]] exclusive to the ''[[Don't Starve: Hamlet|Hamlet]]'' DLC. It can be found in the [[Painted]] [[Biomes|Biome]]. Its head will follow the player's movements. If the player gets close (about 2 [[Pitchfork]] tiles) the bird will charge up, and make electric sounds. If the player gets even closer (about one Pitchfork tile) the bird will emit three [[Lightning]] bolts around it at random, dealing 10-20 damage per strike (depending on [[Wetness]] level), likely hitting the player or nearby trees with at least one.
+Thunderbirds can be chased down and killed after they release their charge, since it takes them a minute before they can strike again. They respawn at their [[Thundernest]] 5 days after being killed.
-The '''Thunderbird''' is a [[Mob]] exclusive to the ''[[Don't Starve: Hamlet|Hamlet]]'' DLC. It can be found in the [[Painted]] biome. Its head will follow the player's movements. If the player gets close (about 2 [[Pitchfork]] tiles) the bird will charge up, and make electric sounds. If the player gets even closer (about one Pitchfork tile) the bird will emit three lightning bolts around it at random, likely hitting the player or nearby trees with at least one.
-They can be chased down and killed after they release their charge, since it takes them about a minute and a half {{verify}} before they can strike again.
 == {{Pic32|Prototype}} Tips ==
 * [[WX-78]] players can use the Thunderbird's electrical attack to attain System Overload.
-* The Thunderbird's electrical attack can revive the Iron Hulks.
+* The Thunderbird's electrical attack can revive the [[Iron Hulk]]s.
+** If there is an Iron Hulk piece nearby you can approach the thunderbird safely as it will attract all the lightning, even as WX-78.
+* During the [[Seasons/Aporkalypse|Aporkalypse]], Thunderbirds emit 10 Lightning bolts instead of 3.
+* Thunderbirds do not flee from Abigail. Wendy players can easily kill these by staying out of their lightning bolt range and commanding Abigail to attack. During the day time, Abigail will need to be commanded a second time or else she will lose interest due to the lack of counter attack.
+* It only takes one hit from a [[Blow Dart]] to kill a Thunderbird, so using the disarming kit to collect Blow Darts from [[Striking Carving]]s will help with collecting iron ore, drumsticks, and [[Feather|Thunderbird Feathers]].
 == {{pic|32|Placeholder}} Trivia ==
+* The [[wikipedia:Thunderbird (mythology)|Thunderbird]] is a mythological figure in certain cultures of the indigenous people of North America.
+* The Thunderbird's design bears a strong resemblance to the head of the [[The Screecher|Screecher]].
-* The [[wikipedia:Thunderbird (mythology)|Thunderbird]] is a mythological figure in certain cultures of the indigenous people of North America.
-* The Thunderbird's design bears a strong resemblance to the head of [[The Screecher|the Screecher]].
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