A Don’t Starve inspired World Seed functionality is now live

The team deliberated for a long time about the best approach to incorporate Don’t Starve Together’s gameplay characteristics into Terraria in a fun and innovative way. The devs opted to use the World Seed capability from Journey’s End to create a more holistic Don’t Starve x Terraria experience, rather than having a standalone “event” as the devs did with Dungeon Defenders 2, rather than having a standalone “event” as the devs did with Dungeon Defenders 2.

Players can enter a Don’t Starve Inspired World during this crossover

Higher Drop rates for Don’t Starve Inspired Items will be available in this crossover. To explore this new way to play Terraria, Don’t Starve Together style, simply enter The Constant as your world seed upon creating a new world.

Deerclops will be available as a Featured boss battle

Players have always enjoyed the Deerclops in the Don’t Starve Together games, so it was an easy decision for the devs to make it the featured boss encounter for this crossover. This boss was designed to be accessible to as many players as possible, hence it was placed in the middle/late Pre-Hardmode.

Check out his super-cool theme music, which was created by Klei themselves and is based on Deerclops’ tune from Don’t Starve! You can summon this terrifying foe in the cold climate of the Ice Biome. 

Don’t Starve Together inspired items will be available in the Crossover

What Terraria update would be complete without a slew of new things to find and use? Devs have included over 25 items in this Terraria Don’t Starve Together crossover that was inspired by or lifted from Don’t Starve Together content. These include new pets, weaponry, and vanity, among other things! These can drop on any planet, but worlds with the DST The Constant seed have a greater drop rate!

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Top 10 best Terraria facts

1. Terraria smartwatch

Once Terraria announced that they are going launch a special Terraria themed smartwatch for the gamers. They stated that they will bring this smartwatch by partnering with Gameband company. But not a single order was fulfilled by the game.

2. First mod version

Terraria is famous for its massive amount of mod versions. By using these mods, players get various advantages and different experiences that are not available in the main version. Right now there are more than 50 mod versions are available. But the first-ever mod version of Terraria was a rideable horse. Players would be able to ride a horse via this mod. This mod version was created by team Modzilla.

3. Incredible Sales numbers

Terraria has sold a total of over 35 million copies of their all versions. Which is a very big achievement for any video game. This massive amount of sales made Terraria the 25th most sold game of all time. The number of sales of the mobile version is approximately 10 million.

4. Weapon with most damage

The Paladin’s hammer is currently the most damaging weapon in the game. The Paladin’s hammer has a 2.68% chance to drop from a paladin upon death, It deals 90 melee damage and with proper modifiers, can do up to 300+ damage! This makes the weapon a very dangerous one.

5. Fact about the Party Girl

Party Girl is the only female who wasn’t affected by the blood moon. During a Blood Moon, all-female NPCs except for the Party Girl and the Princess use more irritable or aggressive dialogue than normal. This is a reference to the fact that some women in real life become irritable or aggressive due to premenstrual syndrome.

6. Direction of the Biomes

One of the most interesting facts about the biomes of Terraria is that the Snow Biome is always in the opposite direction from spawn as the Jungle, and the Dungeon is on the same side as the Snow biome.

7. Duck’s easter egg

If a player waits long enough near a duck, they will hear a much different quack, which is made by the creator of the game, Redigit. Andrew “Redigit” Spinks is the creator of Terraria and President of Re-Logic. Before Terraria, he was the lead developer of Super Mario Bros.

8. The chlorophyte trick

Using the Spelunker Glowsticks from the Skeleton Merchant as well as any weapon that can give light through walls will get you 300 chlorophytes in 7 minutes. This is a great trick for both beginners and veterans. Don’t forget to try this trick in the game.

9. Logic of the Portal Gun

Portal Guns increase fall to speed up to something like 179 MPH. They also alter player physics so your horizontal speed does not decrease while flying through the air unpowered. This is a very interesting and complex fact about Terraria.

10. The developer wings

There are 5 Developer Wings that are given to Crowno, Will, Cenx, and D-Town (Developers of Terraria) and allow the flight of 191 feet. There is also the 5th wing which is given to Redigit, the creator of the game, these wings allow infinite and many other features.

Unfortunately, these aren’t obtainable in normal gameplay. But if the player uses Inventory Editor it can be accessed. However equipping these will give players the Red Effect which causes 2 Debuffs that cannot prevent (4 other preventable debuffs), most likely killing the player.

That’s all for today’s Top 10 Best Terraria Facts. How many of these Top best Terraria Facts did you already know? Let us know in the comment section below!

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Fans have been asking for a sequel to Terraria for a while now on a bunch of internet forums but the game’s developers and publishers haven’t ever paid much attention to those requests, opting to keep the original game fresh through updates instead. 

Have developers teased Terraria 2- A New Age, or are they trolling fans

However, @chippygamingyt, a content creator who focuses on Terraria-related content, brought attention to a change in one of the developers’ Twitter profiles. Redigit or @Demilogic, a developer for the game, has changed their location to Terraria 2- A New Age. 

These changes have led many to believe that a sequel might be in the works. Re-Logic’s VP, Whitney Spinks (@Cennxx) also updated her location to Terraria 2.5 the Final Update (which doesn’t quite make sense since the game just got its 1.4.4 update recently). A third location change seems to make this all seem like an orchestrated prank since another person working on Terraria, Leinfors (@Leinfors), changed their location to Terraria 3: The New Dimension. 

While this does seem to be a prank, it can also be interpreted as the players’ requests being acknowledged by the people working on the game. If it will ever result in a sequel is something that can’t be confirmed nor denied right now. Only an official announcement can really confirm a sequel and give fans much to look forward to. 

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Terraria is a cross-platform game with vast exploration

Terraria, developed by Re-Logic, ported to mobile platforms by 505’s affiliate DR Studios, and published by them globally on mobile and console platforms, is a side-scrolling sandbox game that focuses on crafting unique items, exploring vast worlds, and battling various enemies. It incorporates a traditional 2D combat system with expansive crafting mechanics and randomly generated pixel worlds. 

Since its launch Terraria mobile has opened up immense opportunity in Mobile gaming community

In China, 505 Games has partnered with the leading mobile premium game publisher, XD Inc for Greater China territories. After the successful launch of the game in Mainland China, 505 Games and XD Inc. is looking forward to next years’ release in the rest of the Chinese regions. 

Deveopers are working on Terraria’s upcoming update

In order to appeal to gamers in Mainland China and stand out in the hyper-competitive local market XD Inc. will bring out Terraria’s highly anticipated 1.4 updates to Chinese gamers, by enhancing localization, adding territory-specific social features, and tweaking some key art to match local tastes and preferences.  XD Inc. is also the publisher of other 505 Games mobile hits, including Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and Human: Fall Flat. 

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Boss Tally

Depending on the version of Terraria Mobile which has been running, there has been currently a total of 31 bosses. These are split into different categories, namely Pre-Hardmode bosses, Hardmode bosses, and Event mini-bosses. Some bosses are optional, while others are required to have been defeated at least once per world to progress to another. Otherwise, nothing will happen even if all other summon requirements are met. There is also a guide to summon and defeat Event Bosses in Terraria, so be sure to check it out.

Summoning

Each boss requires a summoning item and/or certain conditions to be summoned. This can result in taking quite the journey to gather the material needed, depending on your world size, materials needed, luck and enemy spawn rate.

Boss phases

Most bosses have a second phase which makes them more deadly due to the various buffs they attain. During this, they will “transform“, making them immobile and stop attacking for a few seconds, after which they will usually deal more damage, gain more defence, become faster or attack with more precision.

Pre-Hardmode bosses in Terraria

Pre-Hardmode bosses are a slight taste of what’s to come once Hardmode is achieved. Although, this does not mean they are less difficult to defeat. No matter what boss or what mode, it’s better to upgrade your health to the fullest and gather the best gear and potions possible before even thinking about taking them on.

Boss status messages

When pre-hardmode bosses are summoned in Terraria, they always announce themselves with a warning visible to every player present in the world it was summoned. These are crucial if want to avoid an encounter with some bosses or need to retreat with minimal received damage.

All bosses have a standard prefix line: “<Boss name> has awoken”. These are some having unique lines before the aforementioned. The only Pre-hardmode exceptional is the Eye of Cthulhu displaying the status “You feel an evil presence watching you…”. This is when he has remained unsummoned and undefeated after meeting the summoning requirements.

Boss summon order

Fortunately, there is an order at which some bosses can be summoned. One can take all the time one needs to prepare for the battle. We’ve listed the order below, therefore one should know what he is up against.

King Slime

King Slime is a relatively easy boss to defeat at the start of a new world. This is due to the easy summon requirements and low overall HP. It can be defeated with a mere copper sword, but it’s better to have a better ore sword equipped. A simple start would be to keep him close while jabbing backwards while it chases you. Be careful though as he has teleport ninjutsu which activates when he gets too far off-screen.

Eye of Cthulhu

The Eye of Cthulhu is a one-eyed terror pre-hardmode boss. It is the first boss actually worth defeating for good loot drops that partly depend on what Evil your world has. It is also a timed boss which means that one has to defeat it before the night ends. Else, it will despawn in the morning. Being able to clip through blocks and attack with great speed, this menace won’t leave one alone on the surface unless it is defeated or retreat to the deep underground before it spawns. Should one choose to take it on, memorize its attack pattern while running backwards and lunge back once he’s less mobile.

Queen Bee

Queen Bee is the easiest underground boss that spawns in Beehives, the majestic Underground Jungle with drops worth acquiring before progressing forward. Once summoned, it’s very hard to get away from due to the tremendous speed it travels at and its ability to go through blocks. Luckily, Bee Hives all have Honey which increases regeneration if encased inside. She is required to be defeated to make the Witch Doctor NPC spawn who optionally counts towards the needed town NPC’s to spawn others. If faced with it, it’s better to have some health potions at reach, because the main problem is its poison attacks which it releases when present above the player.

Eater of Worlds

Eater of Worlds is a boss only appearing in the Corruption Evil biome, dropping loot needed for better armor upgrades. It is relatively easy to defeat, with the only challenge being its HP. The HP is generally split through its segments. It is able to phase through blocks and will despawn once it’s too far off-screen. If wanting to avoid the encounter, you’ll need a magic mirror and home placed distant from the biome Evil. To easily defeat it, swing a sword at each segment as it passes through and slightly moves from the spot you’re standing. You won’t even have to worry about carrying too many health potions as each destroyed segment drops hearts that slightly restore health.

Brain of Cthulhu

Brain of Cthulhu, the Crimson counterpart of the Corruption’s Eater of Worlds boss drops some much-needed loot for better upgrades. Don’t let its low overall HP fool you, this boss was made to deceive and can kill you easily, if not prepared. Be aware that it can’t be touched until its annoying minions are defeated and it reaches its second phase. After that, it will charge with more speed and will often teleport. One must try fighting it with both a strong defence and sword for the first phase and bow with the second for more distance.

Skeletron

Skeletron, the guardian of the Dungeon is a boss with a huge cracking skeletal head and long arms. It is an optional boss to be defeated to gain early access to the Dungeon. It is advised to defeat him before Hardmode begins to explore the Dungeon with more ease and unlock the Clothier NPC. It’s annoying long arms are the easiest to target and should be taken care of before going for the head which is the only thing that actually needs to be destroyed to defeat it. Defeating it will require patience, good reflexes and preferably a ranged weapon with good base damage.

Wall of Flesh

The Wall of Flesh who is the guardian of the world, is the final, most terrifying and hardest Pre-hardmode boss. He is required to be defeated to progress forward into Hardmode. The boss also drops many useful items upon defeat. He is the only known Underworld boss which requires intense preparation and carefulness before facing. Should the boss be summoned by accident, the only way to evade is by dying. Trying to teleport home will have the same result. The fastest, but the most time-consuming way to defeat it is to build a bridge long enough to carry you a long way, a lot of health potions and ranged gear with loads of ammo. An even faster way is the use of easily craftable molotovs.

*Beware its second phase as it begins to shoot projectiles that can be lethal if unevaded too many times. *It must be defeated before it reaches either end of the map or it will despawn, inevitably killing you in the process.

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Pre-Hardmode Bosses

Dark Mage

The Dark Mage is an Old One’s Army Tier-1 exclusive final mini-boss that has unique attacks which it launches at the player, often switching to a summoning state which heals or summons enemies around it. Beating it is quite easy with a ranged weapon that affects multiple enemies in a far straight line. It does not drop any cool weapon but has a bunch of cool-looking cosmetics that can liven up gameplay.

Hardmode Bosses

Ogre

The Ogre, an Old One’s Army Tier 2 is an exclusive final mini-boss with 3 random attacks that range from throwing snot, jumping and creating a shockwave and swinging around its club to damage the player. It does drop a few pleasant weapons upon defeat which can really speed up going through Hardmode as a whole. It moves slowly, so trying to beat it with any powerful piercing ranged weapon will do.

Betsy

Betsy is an Old One’s Army Tier 3 exclusive final mini-boss with devastating flame attack patterns, bearing similarities to Duke Fishron. Defeating Betsy can prove to be quite difficult, but is quite rewarding among the event bosses, as it drops weapons that can carry through the Endgame phase in Terraria. To defeat it, an AOE weapon like the Daedalus Stormbow with any debuff arrow is recommended as it tends to speed up from side to side frequently and the minor enemies won’t be standing idle.

Flying Dutchman

The Flying Dutchman is a pirate invasion exclusive mini-boss that will spawn after 65% of the invasion enemies have been taken care of. It attacks with spawning pirates spawn from the air and fires cannonballs of which the cannons must first take care of to kill it. Multiple Flying Dutchman can appear at once if the invasion is still ongoing but do remove themselves if not bothered after some time. Defeating it is quite easy, as long as you have a weapon with range at hand.

Mourning Wood

Mourning Wood is an aground Pumpkin Moon exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from wave 4, afterwards appearing multiple times. It drops some good items and attacks with Flaming Wood projectiles that can be dodged standing afar. The main problem is it being able to pass and shoot these attacks through blocks. They don’t deal a lot of damage, but the constant burst is quite annoying if the player is on ground level. The best way is to remain airborne and attack with a ranged weapon that can hit a lot of targets.

Pumpking

Pumpking is an airborne Pumpkin Moon exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from wave 7, afterward, just like Mourning Wood, appearing multiple times per wave. It drops a ton of good loot like the well-known The Horseman’s Blade. Pumpking is also able to pass through blocks, but the real problem is its relentless blade attacks, which intensity is defined by its turning face carvings. Since Pumpking is more airborne, it can be solved with a weapon with homing ammunition or an AOE weapon.

Everscream

Everscream is an aground Frost Moon exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from wave 4. It has similar attacks like the Mourning Wood but instead fires pine needles and ornaments. It can appear multiple times per round and can pass through blocks. This can cause some insane damage if the player is standing still in place. At higher waves, it has a higher chance of dropping good loot, like the famous Razorpine Typhoon. This is the same tactic that was applied to Mourning Wood can also be applied with this boss, which is attacking from afar.

Santa-NK1

Santa-NK1 is an aground Frost Moon exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from wave 7, afterwards appearing in multiple numbers. It fires fast travelling bullets from its arm, presents and rockets that can go through blocks, while the boss itself cannot. The higher the wave, the better the chance of obtaining good loot, one being the Chaingun, a rapidly firing mini-gun, which is similar to the one the boss uses to attack. The boss is quite easy to defeat considering you maintain the upper ground and attack with a powerful weapon.

Ice Queen

Ice Queen is an airborne Frost Moon exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from wave 11, afterwards appearing in more numbers and having a higher chance to drop greater loot. As for attacks, it uses ice rotating ice waves and scattering icy shards. It can drop the North Pole at a chance, which is a very useful weapon for melee users to obtain. Avoiding the Icy shards is possible by flying in left and right motion and attacking with a ranged weapon with homing ammunition or melee weapon that launches projectiles.

Martian Saucer

Martin Saucer is an airborne Martian Madness exclusive mini-boss that appears starting from 30% of the event. The most notable feature is the two forms from which it first launches projectiles at the player and then fires a death laser from the bottom. The boss will always float atop the player, making it impossible to evade unless going sideways. This makes the best strategy using any weapon that fires projectiles while moving side by side to avoid the immense damage of the death ray.

Stardust Pillar

The Stardust Pillar is one of four idle Lunar Event bosses who have to be defeated for the Moon Lord to appear. Just like every other pillar, it summons (summoner-type) enemies to defend itself. It is invincible until 100 of them are defeated. Once its shield fades completely, it can be destroyed and drops Stardust Fragments which can be collected from where the pillar was floating. This is overall the easiest pillar to defeat, but one can decide on your own which one suits your class better.

Vortex Pillar

The Vortex Pillar is one of four idle Lunar Event bosses who have to be defeated for the Moon Lord to appear. Just like every other pillar, it summons (ranged-type) enemies to defend itself and is invincible until 100 of them are defeated. Once its shield fades completely, it can be destroyed and drops Vortex Fragments which can be collected from where the pillar was floating. Keep the distance from the ground enemies while occasionally leaving or incasing the area to regenerate some health.

Solar Pillar

The Solar Pillar is one of the hardest out of four idle Lunar Event bosses who have to be defeated for the Moon Lord to appear. Just like every other pillar, it summons (melee-type) enemies to defend itself and is invincible until 100 of them are defeated. Once its shield fades completely, it can be destroyed and drops Solar Fragments which can be collected from where the pillar was floating. The best strategy is to remain close to the ground with a very strong melee, magic or ranged weapon to avoid the sky enemies, especially the annoying Crawltipedes.

Nebula Pillar

The Nebula Pillar is one of the hardest out of four idle Lunar Event bosses who have to be defeated for the Moon Lord to appear. Just like every other pillar, it summons (magic-type) enemies to defend itself and is invincible until 100 of them are defeated. Once its shield fades completely, it can be destroyed and drops Nebula Fragments which can be collected from where the pillar was floating. A recommended strategy is to have a sky bridge, equip wings and move at a great speed to avoid the debuffs the enemies cause.

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Wings are obtainable, fall damage negating accessories that allow flight and slowly falling. Almost every pair of Wings is only obtainable after turning the world to Hardmode by defeating the final Pre-Hardmode boss: The Wall of Flesh. After the world has been converted, Wings will become accessible for crafting (see the Guide NPC) once you have the necessary materials and either a Mithryl or Orichalcum Anvil to craft them.

How to use the wings in Terraria Mobile

First, equip the Wings onto any accessory slot. After equipping them, long-press the up button or swipe up using the movement joystick button to fly up and keep holding the jump button to glide down. Using the movement keys, while flying, will also allow you to have a longer flying length. Some wings have more length of flight than others, so remember to equip the one most suitable for the distances you want to reach.  

Pre-Hardmode wings

Craftable (Hardmode) wings (A-Z)

Purchasable wings

These are wings sold by the game’s various NPC’s, each for their own price.

Developer Wings (Expert and Master Mode only)

These wings are found in Treasure Bags which have a 5% chance to drop from any defeated boss (excluding Queen Slime) in a Hardmode Expert or Master Mode world.

Boss drop Wings

Special Hardmode enemies drop materials to craft wings with, but some there are also bosses that have a chance to reward their own exclusive wings upon defeat.

Quest Wings

The only quest Wings are given by chance from the Angler for completing his fishing quest in Hardmode.

That’s everything you need to know about wings in Terraria Mobile.

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What are NPCs in Terraria Mobile?

NPCs (Non-Playable Character) are automated characters that can interact with the player and provide help. They can be Vendors (meaning they sell items for coins) or Helpers (provide service for free/coins). NPCs cannot be directly harmed by the player, though they can take other forms of damage and.

At the start of a new world, the first NPC that comes to meet the eye is the Guide whose purpose only serves to guide the player in times of need. Just like most NPCs, he fights off dangers, has unique dialogue and personal preferences. He belongs to a total of 29 interactable NPC’s that benefit the player dearly in both early and late-game. Even if the process of getting them is long-term, but in the end, the one who reaps the benefits will be you. That’s why we’ll start by welcoming them into your world and what better way is there but to prepare their own living space?

NPC Homes

NPC’s require their own living space to move in which will require you to go out and search for any desired material. Almost all NPCs in Terraria Mobile can live inside a basic 8×8  “shoebox” made of any solid material, however, you will have to mind these basic needs for it to be considered valid:

• A ceiling
• A door
• A light source (at least a torch)
• Crafted walls
• A table (workbench works too)
• A chair
• (Optional) Some Furniture to spice things up

Valid Homes for NPCs

You can check if an NPC home is valid by navigating to the Housing menu, tapping the ”?” and tapping anywhere inside the room you wish your NPC to move in. If the space is valid, expect the NPC to move in the morning or afternoon.

In case the NPC doesn’t move in:

• Invalidated housing (Check if you haven’t left out any of the important house parts)
• There is Corruption or Crimson nearby. (Take care of it or move somewhere else)
• There isn’t enough living space. (Make more room)
• Some unpatched holes in the walls are present. (Remove any present natural walls in your house)
• There is another NPC present in the house. (Move it to another valid house)

Types of NPCs in Terraria Mobile

NPC’s are categorized into two types namely, Pre-Hardmode NPC’s and Hardmode NPC’s which can then again be categorized into normal and special inhabitants. Pre-Hardmode NPC’s can move into any housing before or after Hardmode. While Hardmode NPC’s require Hardmode to be activated before they move in. Normal Inhabitants move in regardless of any defeated boss or discovery and can at the most require other similar NPC’s to be present before they spawn. Although, special inhabitants require more or fewer bosses to be defeated before they can move in. Nonetheless, all NPC’s are player-friendly types that could help protect and progress throughout the game.

Pre-hardmode NPCs

Continued List of Pre-hardmode NPCs

Hardmode NPCs

They are available in a more difficult version of the initial world. Here are all the Hardmode NPCs in Terraria, their Spawn conditions along with their Functions.

Pet NPCs

Pet NPC’s are defenceless, harmless creatures NPC’s which overly function only as monster spawn-rate reducers. They give no further benefits to the player or the NPC’s and require first acquiring the Zoologist and filling some of the Bestiary. Once their designated license is purchased at the Zoologist and used they will arrive at dawn. As for housing, they only need any home-living to be present and will peacefully live alongside them.

Self appearing NPCs (all Pre-Hardmode)

NPC Happiness

NPC happiness is quite a complex-calculated process that affects NPC prices, thus, depending on who their neighbours are and what biomes they are present at. Keeping them happy isn’t necessarily needed unless you wish to save money. Thus, keeping in mind, that it will also require you to consistently transfer them to a different biome and also have different loved NPC’s near them.

Max NPC happiness (per NPC)

NPC Happiness is a new system that was added to Terraria as part of a recent update, and it rewards players for housing the game’s NPCs in their preferred biomes and near their favorite neighbors. Here’s all about each NPC and the best tips to set up the NPCs’ happiness perfectly in Terraria.

Guide

• Guide’s preferred biome(s) is the Forest and preferred NPC’s are the Princess, Clothier, and Zoologist.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and the least preferred NPC’s is the Steampunker.
• The Guide’s most hated NPC is the Painter.

Merchant

• Merchant’s preferred biome(s) is the Forest and preferred NPC’s are the Golfer and Nurse.
• The Merchant’s least preferred biome(s) is the Desert and the least preferred NPC’s is the Tax Collector.
• The Merchant’s most hated NPC is the Angler.

Nurse

• Nurse’s preferred biome(s) are the Hollow and preferred NPC’s are the Arms Dealer and Wizard.
• The Nurse’s least preferred biome(s) is the Snow biome and the least preferred NPC’s are the Dryad and Party Girl.
• The Nurse’s most hated NPC is the Zoologist.       

Demolitionist

• The Demolitionist’s preferred biome(s) is the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and preferred NPC’s are the Tavernkeep and Mechanic.
• The Demolitionist’s least preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and least preferred NPC’s are the Goblin Tinkerer and Arms Dealer.

Dye Trader

• Dye Trader’s preferred biome(s) is the Desert and preferred NPC’s are the Arms Dealer and Painter.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Forest and the least preferred NPC’s is the Steampunker.
• The Dye Trader’s most hated NPC is the Pirate.

Angler

• Angler’s preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and preferred NPC’s are the Demolitionist, Party Girl, and Tax Collector.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Desert.
• The Angler’s most hated NPC is the Zoologist is the Tavernkeep.

Painter

• Painter’s preferred biome(s) is the Jungle and preferred NPC’s are Dryad.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Forest and the least preferred NPC’s is the Cyborg and Truffle.

Golfer

• Golfer’s preferred biome(s) is the Forest and preferred NPC’s is the Angler, Painter, and Zoologist.
• His least preferred biome(s) are the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld and the least preferred NPC is the Pirate.
• The Golfer’s most hated NPC is the Merchant.

Arms Dealer

• Arms Dealer’s preferred biome(s) is the Desert and preferred NPC’s are the Nurse and Steampunker.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Snow Biome and the least preferred NPC’s is the Golfer.
• The Arms Dealer’s most hated NPC is the Demolitionist.

Tavernkeep

• Tavernkeep’s preferred biome(s) are the Hallow and preferred NPC’s are the Demolitionist and Goblin Tinkerer.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Snow Biome and the least preferred NPC is the Guide.
• The Tavernkeep’s most hated NPC is the Dye Trader.

Stylist

• Stylist’s preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and preferred NPC’s are the Dye Trader and Pirate.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Snow Biome and the least preferred NPC’s is the Tavernkeep.
• The Stylist’s most hated NPC is the Goblin Tinkerer.

Dryad

• Dryad’s preferred biome(s) is the Jungle and preferred NPC’s are the Witch Doctor and Truffle.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Desert and the least preferred NPC’s is the Angler.
• The Dryad’s most hated NPC is the Golfer.

Goblin Tinkerer

• Goblin Tinkerer’s preferred biome(s) are the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and preferred NPC’s are the Dye Trader and Mechanic.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Jungle and the least preferred NPC’s is the Clothier.
• The Goblin Tinkerer’s most hated NPC is the Stylist.

Witch Doctor

• The Witch Doctor’s preferred biome(s) the Jungle and preferred NPC’s are the Dryad and Guide.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Hallow and the least preferred NPC’s is The Nurse.
• The Witch Doctor’s most hated NPC is the Truffle.

Clothier

• The Clothier’s preferred biome(s) are the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and preferred NPC’s are Truffle and Tax Collector.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Hallow and the least preferred NPC’s is Nurse.
• The Clothier’s most hated NPC is the Mechanic.

Mechanic

• Mechanic’s preferred biome(s) is the Snow Biome and preferred NPC’s are the Cyborg and Goblin Tinkerer.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and least preferred NPC’s is Arms Dealer.
• The Mechanic’s most hated NPC is the Clothier.

Party Girl

• Party Girl’s preferred biome(s) is the Hallow and preferred NPC’s are the Stylist, Wizard, and Zoologist.
• His least preferred biome(s) are the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and the least preferred NPC’s is the Merchant.
• The Party Girl’s most hated NPC is the Tax Collector.

Wizard 

• Wizard’s preferred biome(s) are the Hollow and preferred NPC’s are the Golfer and Merchant.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and the least preferred NPC’s is the Witch Doctor.
• The Wizard’s most hated NPC is the Cyborg.

Tax Collector

• Angler’s preferred biome(s) is the Snow Biome and preferred NPC’s are the Merchant and Party Girl.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Hallow and least preferred NPC’s is the Demolitionist and Mechanic.
• The Angler’s most hated NPC is Santa Claus.

Truffle

• Truffle’s preferred biome(s) is the Glowing Mushroom biome and preferred NPC’s are the Dryad and Guide.
• His least preferred NPC’s is the Clothier.
• The Truffle’s most hated NPC is the Witch Doctor.

Pirate

• Angler’s preferred biome(s) is the Ocean and preferred NPC’s are the Angler and Tavernkeep.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Underground, Cavern, and Underworld, and least preferred NPC’s is the Stylist.
• The Angler’s most hated NPC is the Guide.

Steampunker

• Steampunker’s preferred biome(s) is the Desert and preferred NPC’s are the Cyborg and Painter.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Jungle and the least preferred NPC’s are the Dryad, Painter, and Wizard.

Cyborg

• Cyborg’s preferred biome(s) Snow Biome and preferred NPC’s are the Pirate, Steampunker, and Stylist.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Jungle are and the least preferred NPC is the Zoologist.
• The Cyborg’s most hated NPC is the Wizard.

Princess

• The Princess’ has no preferred biome(s) and prefers every NPC.

Santa Claus

• Santa Claus’s preferred biome(s) is the Snow biome and preferred NPC’s are the Princess.
• His least preferred biome(s) is the Desert.
• Santa Claus’s most hated NPC is the Tax Collector.

That’s all you needed to know about NPCs in Terraria Mobile! Have fun designing homes for them!

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What are the duplication glitches in Terraria Mobile?

1. Item Duplication Glitch

The item duplication glitch is a discovered 1.3 glitch that allowed players to duplicate any item they wish into even unlimited quantities. It is such an overpowered glitch that Re-logic had decided to remove it from the game. Here’s how to perform the previous item duplication glitch in the game. This glitch required but a world to play, 4 iron bars, 2 item frames, a chest, and a crafting table. The below steps were taken to duplicate the items:

1. Place down the 4 item bars and put a chest on top of it.
2. Remove the bottom 2 bars and place a crafting table below it.
3. Break the chest and place the item frame above it.
4. Break the right side of the crafting table and place another item frame below it.
5. Now hold on to an item you wish to duplicate, long-press it above frames with it, and see the magic happen!

2. Multiplayer Duplication Glitch

Even with the patch, there is another glitch now working on the current 1.4.0.5 version which allows you to infinitely duplicate using a single chest. Here’s how you can execute this glitch.

1. Create a world or enter an existing world.
2. Craft and place down a chest.
3. Save and exit the world.
4. Go to multiplayer and host a server (any settings).
5. Open the chest and place the items you wish to duplicate inside.
6. Turn Autosave -> Off
7. Force close the game by pressing the phone’s minimize button and swiping Terraria away.
8. Relaunch the game and enter as a single player.
9. You now have the items in your inventory and the selected chest.

3. Single Player Duplication Glitch

1. Create a world or enter an existing world.
2. Craft and place down a chest.
3. Open the chest and place the items you wish to duplicate inside.
4. Turn Autosave -> On.
5. Save and exit the world.
6. Join back in the same world you made.
7. Open the chest and place the items back into your inventory.
8. Kill the opponent player who might be respawning.
9. Quickly force close the game by pressing the phone’s minimize button and swiping Terraria away.
10. Relaunch the game and enter a single player.
11. You now have the items in your inventory and the selected chest.

4. Worlds File Duplication Glitch

This older version was overshadowed by the item frame version as it requires world duplication. To do this a couple of relatively easy, but long steps are required:

1. Have a world with the items you want to duplicate.
2. Place these items in a chest.
3. Save and exit the world.
4. Now go to your File Manager and locate the Terraria destination folder (Storage > Android > Data > com.and.games505.TerrariaPaid)
5. Open the folder and select “Worlds”.
6. Now locate the name of your world you see in the folder.
7. Copy the .wld and .wld.bak files.
8. (Optional) Rename the copied world for easier distinguishing by renaming it to anything before the .wld and the .wld.bak file type. For example, if you wish to change Terra.wld to Blizzard.wld then also change Terra.wld.bak to Blizzard.wld.bak.
9. Exit and launch Terraria.
10. Now select and enter the copied world.
11. If you can’t see the copied world, recheck all previous steps were taken and restart Terraria.
12. Now take the items from the copied world chest.
13. You may reenter the original world with the collected items.

5. Player File Duplication Glitch

The world duplication is done by copying worlds, however the same can be done with player files.

1. Have a player with items stored within the inventory which you wish to duplicate and also have a chest.
2. Save and exit the world.
3. Now go to your File Manager and locate the Terraria destination folder (Storage > Android > data > com.and.games505.TerrariaPaid)
4. Open the folder and select Players.
5. Now locate the name of your world you see in the folder
6. Copy the .plr and .plr.bak files
7. (Optional) Rename the copied world for easier distinguishing by renaming it to anything before .plr and the .plr.bak file type. For example, if you wish to change Dan.plr to Ben.plr then also change Dan.plr.bak to Ben.plr.bak
8. Exit and launch Terraria
9. Now select the copied player
10. If you can’t see the copied player, recheck all previous steps were taken and restart Terraria
11. Enter a world and place the items from the copied player’s inventory in a chest
12. You may now delete the copied player and enter the world with the original to collect your stored items.

The worlds and player files can be copied an unlimited amount of time. But it depends on the quantity of the stored items in the chest. This means the more items are stored inside the chests, the more items can be carried over to the original/existing world.

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Terraria 1.4 Common Issues

1. Black Screen

Players have faced a black screen upon opening the game. Also, the sound plays without you being able to tap the buttons (where they used to be).

Fix

• Make sure you have downloaded the application from the official stores (Play Store, App Stores) and no third party market. If the issue still persists, it could mean your device does not support that particular Terraria build. So consider downgrading to lower versions using the online stores.

• Clear the game data or delete and reinstall Terraria, as it might be an installation bug that occurred.

2. Corrupt Background

In some cases, the background of the game may appear to be corrupt, with linings appearing that intervene with the animation.

Fix

• Make sure your Background Quality is set to low. You can do that by going to Settings -> Graphics-> Background Quality-> Low.

3. Phone heats up abruptly

The developers make sure the game is optimized to its finest, however, some devices like iPhones and some Android models have common heat issues.

Fix

• Close all apps in the background if any are active. To do this, restrict the background process limit in developer settings. Go to Settings->About phone->tap build number until “you are now a developer!” pops up-> exit->developer options->restrict background process limit-> change to “no background processes”.

• If playing in offline mode disable WiFi and/or Bluetooth or just turn on Airplane mode.

• Turn down volume to silent. This also works sometimes

4. App crashes/Game freezes

Terraria may crash at certain times and there can be many reasons for this: insufficient ram, the application doesn’t fully support your phone model, insufficient storage space, etc.

Fix

• Insufficient RAM/Storage might be the reason. Try cleaning up your phone’s memory by deleting files and closing or restricting background processes.

• Phone model not supported:  Get a new phone, or consider using a modified version of the application that does support your model. (Terraria 1.4 requires at least Android 4.3 and iOS 10.0)

5. Lag spikes

Lagging is one of the most common issues of Terraria mobile as it is a very RAM-intensive game. Lag can occur during the game, but also after the app is closed.

Fix

• For the phone settings, closing or restricting background processes can solve this issue.

6. Weird Control scheme/Game functionality

Players that take the big hop from Terraria 1.2 to 1.4 will be taking a big step into the new UI added since 1.3 and now even more refined in 1.4. For instance, the jump and aim buttons may feel very strange, due to the new settings.

Fix

Go to the game settings and apply the following at the Controls interface:

• Stick Jump: Swipe Up
• Auto swing: On
• Autopause: On

Recommended Settings for Terraria 1.4

General Settings

• Autopause: On
• Tutorials: Off

Interface

• Event Progress Bar: Off
• Map: Off
• Pinch zoom map: Off
• Pinch zoom world: Off
• Magnifier: Off
• Health and Mana Style: Classic

Video

• Frame Rate display: Off
• Frame skip: On
• VFX Quality: Low
• Frame rate cap: 60
• Backgrounds: Off
• Blood and Gore: Off
• Screen effects: Off

Graphics

• UI Quality: Low
• Characters Quality: Low
• Projectiles Quality: Low
• Backgrounds Quality: Low
• Gore Quality: Low
• Glows Quality: Low
• Environment Quality: Low

Hope these fixes for the Terraria 1.4 common issues will be useful for you. If there’s something new, please feel free to let us know in the comments below and we’ll try to come up with a solution.

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