Dyes

Dyes are mostly craftable items that can be placed in the Dye Slots of a player's Inventory to alter the colors of equipped Armor, Vanity items, and Accessories. The Dye Trader NPC sells the Dye Vat, and four dyes. The other Dyes must be crafted using the Dye Vat or obtained by trading in Strange Plants. Primary crafted Dyes can be further combined to craft shade, gradient, and patterned Dyes. There are currently 110 / 65 different dyes in the game (109/64 on single player worlds as Team Dye is not available).

To craft thirteen / eight of each Dye (one for each dye slot, including combination and compound dyes), it takes:
 * 104 / 64 each of Red Husks, Green Mushrooms, Teal Mushrooms, Blue Berries, Purple Mucoses, Violet Husks, and Pink Prickly Pears
 * 156 / 96 each of Orange Bloodroots, Lime Kelps, Cyan Husks and Sky Blue Flowers
 * 208 / 128 Yellow Marigolds
 * 247 / 128 Black Inks
 * 403 / 200 Silver Dyes (costing  /  )
 * 13 Team Dyes (costing, multiplayer-exclusive)
 * 52 Brown Dyes (costing )
 * 130 Pink Gel
 * 260 Crystal Shards

Basic Dyes
All basic dyes are crafted at the Dye Vat. Their crafting ingredients (not including Silver Dye and Brown Dye) can be found growing as an Object in the natural world or as a guaranteed drop from special enemies.

Bright Dye
All colored basic dyes can be combined with Silver Dye to craft Bright Dyes at the Dye Vat.

Compound Dye
These dyes form patterns with multiple colors, applied as separate blocks depending on the shape of the item. All colored basic dyes can be combined with Black or Silver Dye to craft " and Black Dye" or " and Silver Dye", respectively. They are crafted at the Dye Vat.

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Gradient Dyes
These dyes produce fade effects between multiple colors. They are crafted at the Dye Vat.

Strange Dyes
These dye are given as quest rewards by the Dye Trader in exchange for Strange Plants.

Lunar Dyes
The animated dyes are crafted using Lunar Fragments at the Dye Vat.

Tips

 * All dyes and items used to create them sell for, so a beginning character should pick them up whenever encountered to sell them even if they aren't interested in the dye itself.

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