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==History==
==History==
{{history|1.0|Introduced.}}
{{history|1.0|Introduced.}}
{{History|1.4|Fixed bug that caused striking an unshelled crab with a pickaxe to produce the same sounds and debris as hitting a rock.}}
{{History|1.4|Fixed bug that caused striking an unshelled crab with a pickaxe to produce the same sounds and debris as hitting a rock.  Dropped [[Crab]]s now always bounce around before being taken into inventory, instead of bouncing only when inventory was full.}}


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Revision as of 19:42, 13 June 2020

Rock Crab
Information
Spawns In: The Mines
Floors: 1-29
Killable: Yes
Base HP: 30
Base Damage: 5
Base Def: 1
Speed: 2
XP: 4
Variations: Lava Crab, Iridium Crab
Drops: Cherry Bomb (40%) Crab (15%) Dwarf Scroll I (0.5%) Dwarf Scroll IV (0.1%)

If reached bottom of Mines:

Diamond (0.05%) Prismatic Shard (0.05%)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Rock Crab, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Rock Crab - Stardew Valley Wiki }} Rock Crabs are an enemy found in The Mines.

Behavior

They disguise themselves as stones, sometimes surprising the player. When immobile, they are invulnerable to attack, though they can be hit with a pickaxe to knock them back, making them mobile again.

Strategy

To identify the Rock Crab, look out for rocks with shadows smaller than usual, sometimes slightly overlapping nearby rocks, as well as rocks on dirt patches (not including Nodes). Hitting a Rock Crab with a weapon rather than a pickaxe will result in a hit sound and a 0 to appear, letting you know that it is an enemy and not just a rock.

The Rock Crab can only be dealt damage if it is mobile, and not hiding beneath its shell. Strike an immobile Rock Crab with a pickaxe to make it mobile again.

Striking a Rock Crab with a pickaxe enough times will knock the shell off of its back, and will cause it to flee. Alternatively, setting off a bomb near a Rock Crab can remove its shell, and will cause it to flee as well.

History

  • 1.0: Introduced.
  • 1.4: Fixed bug that caused striking an unshelled crab with a pickaxe to produce the same sounds and debris as hitting a rock. Dropped Crabs now always bounce around before being taken into inventory, instead of bouncing only when inventory was full.