Eating a Cooked Mandrake restores 100 Health and 150 Hunger, as well as putting the player and all nearby Mobs to sleep (for exactly one day). Raw Mandrake heals 60 Health and 75 Hunger when eaten, and puts all nearby Mobs to sleep (until the next cycle of the day from dusk until night, from night until daytime, from daytime until dusk).Ĭooking a Mandrake will also put the player to sleep (until the next cycle of the day), as well as putting all nearby Mobs to sleep.

Getting close to the Door, a faint version of the ' Ragtime' song can be heard (referring to the epilogue of Adventure Mode, with the Gramaphone).Raw or Cooked Mandrakes do not spoil.

Maxwell's Door was added to the game with the Doorway to Adventure update.

It's also absent in Don't Starve Together.

Maxwell's Door does not spawn in Shipwrecked nor Hamlet worlds. If the player dies in Adventure Mode, they will wake up in front of the Maxwell's Door in Sandbox Mode with their original Inventory, Health, Hunger, and Sanity level as if they never activated the Door. Health, Hunger, and Sanity levels will be restored, however. If they do, the player will be grabbed by a Shadow Hand and then appear in the first chapter of Adventure Mode with no inventory (except special items such as Lucy, Willow's Lighter, or Abigail's Flower) or recipes, so players are required to begin anew in Adventure Mode. Upon activating it, a warning message will appear informing the player about Adventure Mode and asking them if they want to proceed or not.

Warning message after the activation of Maxwell's Door. It can be found with the help of a Divining Rod. It resembles the machine which brought Wilson to Maxwell's dimension in the first place, as seen in the animated short Forbidden Knowledge.

When the player goes near it, the machine will become active, appearing as Maxwell's face. It's surrounded by Evergreens, Fireflies, and Evil Flowers.

Maxwell's Door is a portal that transfers a player from Survival Mode to Adventure Mode.

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