Sea Sludge
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“It reeks like eggs, but doesn't look nearly as appetizing.”
“Burning this gross stuff would be easy.”
“Has a very strong smell. Not a good one...”
“A vile concoction of the ocean.”
“SLURRY OF DISGUSTING OCEANIC EXCRETIONS”
“Potentially dangerous, albeit quite useful.”
“It's sludge, sure, but what kind of sludge?”
“Disgusting gunk, it sticks to everything.”
“Vile ichör fröm Hel!”
“We don't want that getting in our fur.”
“Awfully disgusting, but probably worth something.”
“Repugnant!”
“A slick of slime.”
“Sticky smelly blob”
“This stuff is... Glurp...”
–Wurt
“A smelly glob of stuff?”
“This is the most interesting ball of toxins I've met.”
“This has an interesting fragrance to it, I like.”
“Thick. Hm.”
“It's sticky, and smells like... gross stuff.”
Sea Sludge is a resource introduced in the Calm Before the Storm update. It can be obtained from Thermal Vents, either by picking them or by plugging them with a Sludge Plug.
Sea Sludge can be used to craft several items. It can be used to repair leaks in boats, repairing durability by ?. It can used to fuel Fire Pits for 360/180 seconds. It can be used to restore the durability of Lanterns and Miner Hats for ~38.5% (3 minutes).
Mod Compatibility[edit | edit source]
When Island Adventures is enabled with Uncompromising Mode, Sea Sludge and Tar can be used interchangeably in recipes.
Recipes[edit | edit source]
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Sea Sludge is loosely based on Tar from Don't Starve's Shipwrecked DLC. Both are thick, flammable substances that can be farmed on the ocean. Though Sea Sludge was imagined to be a bit more "Generic" than Tar as to make it more flexible in what it can do.














