Sons of the Forest: How to Communicate with Kelvin
Stranded on a hostile island in Sons of the Forest, your chances of survival hinge on the resources you gather, the shelters you build, and the alliances you forge. Enter Kelvin, your steadfast companion in the eerie wilderness. This guide offers a crash course in effectively communicating with Kelvin, turning his loyalty and skills to your advantage.

Initial Encounter
Post-crash, as you gather your senses amidst the wreckage, you'll spot Kelvin. He’s a bit worse for wear but eager to assist. Approach him and lend a hand—literally. With a simple interaction, Kelvin is up and ready for orders.
Dialogue through Doodles
Kelvin's hearing and voice were claimed by the crash, but his eagerness wasn't. You communicate through a notepad pressing ‘E’—scribbling commands that Kelvin is all too willing to follow. So, what can you jot down for your silent ally?

Kelvin’s Command List:
- Follow: Have Kelvin tail you as you explore.

- Gather Resources: Direct him to collect sticks, rocks, logs, or fish.

- Build: Task him with crafting shelters or fires.

- Stay: Tell him to remain put or remain hidden, a crucial command during dangerous encounters.
- Take a Break: Everyone needs downtime, even NPCs.
- Clear Area: Specify a radius, and he’ll clear the land, supplying you with necessary materials for your survival.

While Kelvin can’t engage in combat, he’s an ace at pointing out impending threats. His inability to fight emphasizes the importance of strategic commands—have him stay put while you handle the more violent aspects of island life.
Self-Care for Kelvin
Concerned about Kelvin’s needs? Don't be. He's self-reliant, foraging and resting as needed. No micromanaging required here, giving you more time to focus on your survival.

In the untamed wilds of Sons of the Forest, Kelvin's companionship is invaluable. Communication is key, and with the right approach, Kelvin transforms from a mere NPC to a lifeline. So scribble wisely, survive craftily, and remember—teamwork in the face of terror makes the heart grow fonder, even on a cannibal-infested island.
