Compare Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by Klei Entertainment. Published by Klei Entertainment. Released on 12/22/2022. Available on PC. Genres: Adventure, Indie, Simulation.

Wortox is the real draw here: the only character in DST who heals your whole team without touching a crafting bench, wrapped in a cosmetic bundle that actually fits casual co-op crews getting started.

I track character unlocks the way some people track tech trees, and Wortox has been on my shortlist since he appeared in the 2019 DST roadmap. This DLC is the fastest route to him without grinding 2,700 spools through the Weave system, so the value proposition is almost entirely about whether you want to play that character rather than whether you want the skins. Spoiler: you probably do. Wortox sits at 200 health, 175 hunger, and 150 sanity, which looks balanced on paper until you notice that every piece of conventional food only gives him half its normal nutrition. A cooked morsel that restores 25 hunger for Wilson returns roughly 12.5 for Wortox. That penalty is not a bug or an oversight - it is the entire design philosophy. His real food source is souls, harvested from anything that dies within 20 units of him. Butterflies, spiders, boss monsters (which drop 7-8 souls each), even PvP kills all feed the pipeline. He holds up to 20 souls at once, and exceeding that cap forces him to drop half his stack and take a sanity hit - one of the more punishing involuntary mechanics in the game. The upside is that he is the only character who can deliver AoE healing to your entire team without cooking a single meal or crafting a dedicated item. Release a soul near injured teammates and they recover up to 20 HP each, though that figure scales down on crowded servers. On a six-player world a single released soul floors at 5 HP per person, which means the correct play is cycling souls quickly rather than hoarding them. The skill tree added since his release deepens the decision space considerably. The Nice path leans into support, eventually letting Wortox craft Twin-Tailed Hearts (a soul-cost revival item) and removing his monster classification so pigs and bunnymen stop attacking him on sight. The Naughty path pushes toward combat presence and chaos. You cannot fully invest both - the Scales system forces a meaningful commitment, and the right call depends on your server's composition. Running with two or more other players makes the Nice path a straightforward efficiency choice. Solo worlds or PvP servers favor Naughty. That fork is exactly the kind of decision-making depth I want from a DLC character unlock. The rest of the pack is cosmetic: character skins for Wilson, Wendy with Abigail, Wolfgang, and WX-78, plus a science machine skin, a lantern skin, and the Sleepytime Ensemble. None of those affect gameplay, and if you already have a stocked wardrobe from prior events or the Weave system, they land with less impact. For a newer account they add visible personality to characters you will spend dozens of hours looking at, which is not nothing. The honest framing is this: treat the skins as a bonus, not the headline. Wortox is the headline. He is not a beginner-friendly pick - managing the soul economy alongside normal survival tasks has a real learning curve, and the food penalty feels punishing until you internalize that souls ARE the food - but he is one of the most team-enabling characters Klei has ever shipped, and this pack is the low-friction way to get him. Diego, Scout Team

Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC)

Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC)

Add-on / DLC for Don't Starve Together — view full game
Dec 22, 2022Klei Entertainment
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Wortox is the real draw here: the only character in DST who heals your whole team without touching a crafting bench, wrapped in a cosmetic bundle that actually fits casual co-op crews getting started.

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Worth it specifically for Wortox; veteran co-op players who want a dedicated healer get the most mileage, cosmetics are secondary.

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I track character unlocks the way some people track tech trees, and Wortox has been on my shortlist since he appeared in the 2019 DST roadmap. This DLC is the fastest route to him without grinding 2,700 spools through the Weave system, so the value proposition is almost entirely about whether you want to play that character rather than whether you want the skins. Spoiler: you probably do. Wortox sits at 200 health, 175 hunger, and 150 sanity, which looks balanced on paper until you notice that every piece of conventional food only gives him half its normal nutrition. A cooked morsel that restores 25 hunger for Wilson returns roughly 12.5 for Wortox. That penalty is not a bug or an oversight - it is the entire design philosophy. His real food source is souls, harvested from anything that dies within 20 units of him. Butterflies, spiders, boss monsters (which drop 7-8 souls each), even PvP kills all feed the pipeline. He holds up to 20 souls at once, and exceeding that cap forces him to drop half his stack and take a sanity hit - one of the more punishing involuntary mechanics in the game. The upside is that he is the only character who can deliver AoE healing to your entire team without cooking a single meal or crafting a dedicated item. Release a soul near injured teammates and they recover up to 20 HP each, though that figure scales down on crowded servers. On a six-player world a single released soul floors at 5 HP per person, which means the correct play is cycling souls quickly rather than hoarding them. The skill tree added since his release deepens the decision space considerably. The Nice path leans into support, eventually letting Wortox craft Twin-Tailed Hearts (a soul-cost revival item) and removing his monster classification so pigs and bunnymen stop attacking him on sight. The Naughty path pushes toward combat presence and chaos. You cannot fully invest both - the Scales system forces a meaningful commitment, and the right call depends on your server's composition. Running with two or more other players makes the Nice path a straightforward efficiency choice. Solo worlds or PvP servers favor Naughty. That fork is exactly the kind of decision-making depth I want from a DLC character unlock. The rest of the pack is cosmetic: character skins for Wilson, Wendy with Abigail, Wolfgang, and WX-78, plus a science machine skin, a lantern skin, and the Sleepytime Ensemble. None of those affect gameplay, and if you already have a stocked wardrobe from prior events or the Weave system, they land with less impact. For a newer account they add visible personality to characters you will spend dozens of hours looking at, which is not nothing. The honest framing is this: treat the skins as a bonus, not the headline. Wortox is the headline. He is not a beginner-friendly pick - managing the soul economy alongside normal survival tasks has a real learning curve, and the food penalty feels punishing until you internalize that souls ARE the food - but he is one of the most team-enabling characters Klei has ever shipped, and this pack is the low-friction way to get him.

Diego
Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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steamSoul EconomyAoE HealingCo-op Support RoleSkill Tree BranchingCharacter Unlock DLCCosmetic BundleVeteran-OrientedPvP Viable

System Requirements

Minimum

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Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
Memory
1 GB RAM
DirectX
Version 9.0
Network
Broadband Internet connection
Graphics
Radeon HD5450 or better; 256 MB or higher
Processor
1.7+ GHz or better

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Developer
Klei Entertainment
Publisher
Klei Entertainment
Release Date
Dec 22, 2022

Features

Single-playerMultiplayerPvPOnline PvPLAN PvPCo-opOnline Co OpLAN Co Op+9 more

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As of 18 August 2026, the cheapest in-stock offer for Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) is €2.71 at Eneba, out of 4 live offers we track across verified key stores. Prices change daily — the table on this page is refreshed continuously.

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Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) is available on PC.

When was Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) released?

Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) was released on 22 December 2022.

Who developed Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC)?

Don't Starve Together: Starter Pack 2023 (DLC) was developed by Klei Entertainment.