The Codex Umbra has been updated in Don’t Starve Together and now requires players to place/drop it on the ground, similar to the Science Machine or Alchemy Engine. In Don’t Starve, the Codex Umbra can be used immediately.

Other differences include a difference in Sanity gain as mentioned Maxwell will gain 20 Sanity per minute in single-player and the 6.67 Sanity per minute in Don’t Starve Together.

I guess this is the developers’ way of making sure players are more balanced in Don’t Starve Together, and since it requires quite a bit of skill to unlock Maxwell in single-player, giving late-game items doesn’t seem as OP. The good fortune is not shared in Don’t Starve Together as players will only receive a Codex Umbra and 6 Nightmare Fuel. Differences are prevalent from the moment you spawn into a new world as Maxwell will receive a Dark Sword, Night Armour, Purple Gem, 4 Nightmare Fuel and his Codex Umbra. While the core premise of Maxwell remains the same in both single players, Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together, there are some slight differences that you’re going to need to get used to. MAXWELL PLAYS A BIT DIFFERENT IN EACH VERSION OF THE GAME Players must escape five randomly ordered and themed adventure maps to unlock Maxwell, making Maxwell one of the few characters that aren’t unlocked by gaining experience. However, he must be unlocked while playing single-player Don’t Starve. Maxwell is a playable character in Don’t Starve Together. Off the bat, Maxwell has a Sanity pool of 200 in all versions of Don’t Starve, and he will gain 20 Sanity per minute in single-player Don’t Starve and 6.67 Sanity per minute in Don’t Starve Together.

Maxwell is quite frail, having only 75 Health, but Maxwell has perks like none other. Not only is Maxwell’s backstory one of the most captivating, but Maxwell is the only reason why the Don’t Starve universe, The Constant, exists. Maxwell is by far one of the most interesting characters in Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together.

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