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Celestial Pillars

Solar Colonnade

Vortex Pillar

Nebula Pillar

Stardust Pillar

• Internal NPC ID: 517, 422, 507, 493

The Celestial Pillars (too known as the Lunar Pillars, Lunar Towers, or Celestial Towers) are iv bosses that appear during the Lunar Events, when the Lunatic Cultist has been defeated. They appear at four locations equally spaced beyond the map (run across colonnade spawning mechanics below), and are completely stationary, apart from slowly bobbing up and down in place. Each pillar takes control of the map in a round area effectually it with a radius of 250 tiles, or 500 feet.^[1] When the actor is in that afflicted expanse, the background volition change to a pillar-specific one, and simply pillar-specific enemies will spawn, in big numbers.

The four Celestial Pillars are the Solar Pillar, the Vortex Pillar, the Nebula Colonnade and the Stardust Colonnade. Judging past the gear craftable from the fragments that they drop when defeated, they represent the four harm types in Terraria: Solar for melee, Vortex for ranged, Nebula for magic, and Stardust for summon.

Initially, the Angelic Pillars have a large forcefulness field around them, which prevents them from taking whatsoever damage. In lodge to remove the force field, the player needs to defeat 100 / 150 enemies that correspond to that particular colonnade. Later on doing that, the forcefulness field volition lower and the pillar can exist damaged. Enemies will go along to spawn until the pillar is defeated. If the player exits the world without destroying a pillar, all damage washed to it will be reset, and the kill count needed to remove the shield volition also reset. However, player deaths will non reset them. When destroyed, the Angelic Pillars each drop between 12–60 / 24–100 Lunar Fragments of their type.

The Pillars themselves are fairly like shooting fish in a barrel to defeat, having only 20000 HP each and having weak attacks (none in the case of the Nebula Pillar). The direct threat comes from the minions they spawn; they can deal high amounts of impairment, can inflict debuffs, and hands swarm the player if not dealt with chop-chop.

There is no ready guild in which the Celestial Pillars must be defeated. The post-obit status messages will appear from whichever pillars are taken downward first, 2d, tertiary, and fourth:

• First colonnade defeated: "Your mind goes numb..."
• 2nd pillar defeated: "Y'all are overwhelmed with hurting..."
• Third pillar defeated: "Otherworldly voices linger effectually you lot..."
• Fourth colonnade defeated: "Impending doom approaches..."

After defeating all four Celestial Pillars, the screen will start to vibrate, and the music volume volition lower before eventually going completely silent. One minute afterwards the pillars' defeat, the Moon Lord volition spawn.

Contents

• 1 Solar Pillar
• 2 Vortex Pillar
• 3 Nebula Pillar
• 4 Stardust Pillar
• 5 Notes
• half dozen Achievements
• vii Tips
  • 7.ane All pillars
  • 7.two Solar Pillar
  • 7.iii Vortex Colonnade
  • 7.four Nebula Colonnade
  • 7.5 Stardust Colonnade
• 8 Colonnade spawning mechanics
  • eight.ane Pillar relative location
• nine Trivia
  • 9.1 Bestiary entries
• 10 History
• xi References

Solar Pillar [ ]

Solar Pillar

Map Icon

Drops

• Item (Quantity) Rate

• 100%

• Internal NPC ID: 517

The Solar Pillar is the melee-themed pillar, with minions that deport stiff defensive abilities and deal heavy contact impairment. When nearby, the world is tinted orange, and the groundwork will display a massive orangish planet with a shower of falling meteors. It drops Solar Fragments when defeated.

The Solar Pillar will continuously spew fireballs that deal high contact harm.

It is widely considered to exist the nearly difficult of the four, due to the Crawltipede forcing the player to stay grounded, leaving them vulnerable to the variety of other ground enemies that the pillar spawns.

Enemy		Spawn run a risk[2]	Max. number[3]
	Corite	14.29*1/seven (14.29%)	(unlimited)
	Crawltipede	14.29*1/7 (14.29%)	1
	Drakanian	14.29*1/vii (14.29%)	2
	Drakomire	14.29*1/seven (14.29%)	ii
	Drakomire Rider	14.29*one/7 (14.29%)	i
	Selenian	14.29*i/7 (14.29%)	(unlimited)
	Sroller	xiv.29*one/7 (fourteen.29%)	(unlimited)

• The Crawltipede is a long, fast-moving worm-like enemy that can simply exist damaged on its tail. It is passive while the player has blocks under their feet, and only starts attacking once the actor takes flying. While it has high wellness, damage confronting information technology is multiplied past 10.
• The Sroller tin curl into a ball and roll at the player, potentially dealing a large amount of damage on contact.
• The Corite is a flying enemy that can shroud itself in burn down and charge towards the thespian at high speeds, traveling through blocks.
• The Selenian is a basis-based enemy that wields two flaming swords. It tin ringlet up and fly towards the player at high speed. When it does so, it will reflect certain histrion-fired projectiles.
• The Drakomire charges at the player and shoots solar flares like the Solar Colonnade out its mouth, dealing moderate damage.
• The Drakanian is a fighter with a moderate speed and harm. It can spawn riding a Drakomire as a Drakomire Passenger.

Vortex Colonnade [ ]

Vortex Pillar

Map Icon

Drops

• Item (Quantity) Rate

• 100%

• Internal NPC ID: 422

The Vortex Colonnade is the ranged-themed colonnade, with fast, mobile minions capable of long-ranged projectile attacks. When nearby, the globe is tinted teal, and the background will brandish a teal planet with lightning. It drops Vortex Fragments when defeated.

It volition occasionally open up a portal above the actor that spawns 2 Alien Hornets or a lightning bolt, identical to the ane produced by the Vortexian on death.

This pillar'south colour scheme seems to resemble that of the Moon Lord.

Enemy		Spawn chance[2]	Max. number[3]
	Alien Hornet	22.22*two/9 (22.22%)	(unlimited)
	Alien Larva	north/a	(unlimited)
	Alien Queen	22.22*two/ix (22.22%)	3
	Storm Diver	22.22*2/ix (22.22%)	3
	Vortexian	44.44*4/nine (44.44%)	four

• Storm Divers shoot a minor volley of projectiles that deal very loftier damage.
• Alien Queens tin fire stingers that crusade the Distorted debuff, which causes the histrion to be unable to fly upwards or fall downwardly for a few seconds, forcing them to only be able to motility horizontally.
• The Conflicting Queen spawns three Conflicting Larvae when killed, which volition abound to Alien Hornets and into more than Alien Queens if they are left for too long.
• Vortexians are fighters that, on expiry, summon a portal which shoots a lightning bolt that deals relatively depression damage.

Nebula Colonnade [ ]

Nebula Pillar

Map Icon

Drops

• Item (Quantity) Rate

• 100%

• Internal NPC ID: 507

The Nebula Pillar is the magic-themed pillar, with minions capable of flight, teleportation, and other unusual attacks and abilities. When nearby, the world is tinted pinkish, and the background will display a pinkish-royal planet with beams of energy pulling debris into the sky. It drops Nebula Fragments when defeated.

The Nebula Pillar is the only pillar that does not have any attack of its own. In addition, its enemies have a pulsing aura issue to make them easier to see.

Enemy		Spawn chance[2]	Max. number[iii]
	Brain Suckler	41.67*5/12 (41.67%)	(unlimited)
	Evolution Brute	25*ane/four (25%)	3
	Nebula Floater	viii.33*1/12 (8.33%)	2
	Predictor	25*1/4 (25%)	two

• The Nebula Floater shoots lasers that motion very fast and deal big amounts of damage. Information technology volition teleport around the player when hitting, making information technology more than difficult to dodge its projectiles.
• The Encephalon Suckler tin adhere itself to the player, inflicting the Obstructed debuff and dealing damage. It flies through obstructions.
• The Evolution Brute shoots projectiles that chase the player through obstructions and deal high damage multiple times, likewise as dealing moderate contact harm.
• The Predictor shoots 4 fast-moving, very high-damage projectiles at one time.

Stardust Pillar [ ]

Stardust Pillar

Map Icon

Drops

• Particular (Quantity) Rate

• 100%

• Internal NPC ID: 493

The Stardust Colonnade is the summoning-themed pillar, with large swarms of enemies that spawn smaller, weaker entities to attack. When nearby, the world is tinted blue, and the background will display a blueish planet and a sparkling issue. Information technology drops Stardust Fragments when defeated.

The Stardust Colonnade is able to spawn extra enemies above itself on screen from constellations. Periodically, a random design of linked orb-similar "stars" volition flash, starting and branching out from the pillar's top to form a rough "constellation". The constellation flashes 1 star at a time, before spawning in a random enemy from the final star.

Enemy		Spawn chance[two]	Max. number[three]
	Flow Invader	12.5*1/8 (12.v%)	(unlimited)
	Milkyway Weaver	12.five*ane/eight (12.5%)	(unlimited)
	Star Cell	12.5*1/8 (12.5%)	(unlimited)
	Stargazer	37.five*3/viii (37.v%)	(unlimited)
	Twinkle	n/a	(unlimited)
	Twinkle Popper	25*1/four (25%)	(unlimited)

• The Milkyway Weaver is similar to the Crawltipede past flying and attacking players in midair, but it is smaller and tin only be damaged on the caput.
• The Star Cell enemy, if killed, will split into smaller-sized versions that grow into total-sized versions after a few seconds, which can cause enemies to fill the screen.
• The Menstruation Invader will summon smaller creatures around it, which will shoot themselves like projectiles at the player subsequently there are three around the Flow Invader. The smaller creatures effectually it will go projectiles and shoot towards the histrion after the Catamenia Invader is killed, and can bargain massive damage.
• The Twinkle Popper, along with dealing contact damage, releases a small enemy called a Twinkle that hunt players and explode to deal heavy damage.
• The Stargazer runs after players and conjures powerful lasers to damage them.

Notes [ ]

• Similar to the One-time One's Army , celestial enemies do not drib coins.
• NPCs will not try to attack pillars, even if they are in range.
• Pylons cannot exist used when any pillar is alive.
• In Expert Mode or Chief Manner, pillars will drop boosted fragments depending on the corporeality of players.
• The pillars and their respective enemies can spawn on background walls, different most other enemies.
• If there is at to the lowest degree ane Celestial Pillar alive, the player is unable to sleep in a bed to pass the time.

Achievements [ ]

Star Destroyer  • "Defeat the four celestial towers of the moon."

Defeat all four Angelic Pillars.

Tips [ ]

All pillars [ ]

• A histrion can tell if they take reached the kill count or non by seeing if, after killing an enemy, a colored line travels from the corpse to the Colonnade. If the line does not appear, the kill count has been reached. As well, the shield surrounding the Celestial Pillars becomes more transparent as it becomes closer to breaking. If the histrion is using the lighting type "Color", they can look for the shockwave that the colonnade sends in all directions before breaking.
  • With the addition of dominate health confined in one.4, the Pillar'southward shield is shown as a bluish bar layered over the regular ruby-red-colored wellness bar.
• Before starting the Lunar Events, information technology is worthwhile to lay a teleporter line across the map, with plenty stations that the thespian tin can at least choose which pillar to approach starting time.
• Some enemies tin can travel or attack through blocks.
  • For this reason, if a player has an effective weapon that tin can deal damage through walls (such as the Solar Eruption), they can for the most part build a shelter nether the surface and attack these incoming enemies. This strategy is the most difficult for the Nebula Pillar due to the Evolution Beast's spit-like projectiles and the Brain Suckler'southward debuffs.
• The weapons gained from defeating the first pillar(southward) can be very helpful in defeating the others. The Solar Pillar yields the Solar Eruption and Daybreak, the Vortex Pillar gives the Phantasm and Vortex Beater, the Nebula Pillar provides the Nebula Arcanum and Nebula Blaze, and the Stardust Pillar enables the Stardust Dragon Staff and Stardust Prison cell Staff.
  • Information technology may exist best simply to target the pillar matching the player's preferred form, thus gaining at least one powerful weapon of it.
• Players can use the GPS to know the height of 1 Pillar, build/expand a nearby building to provide a firing platform at this depth, then pelt the Pillars with a Rocket Launcher, optionally backed past a Sniper Rifle. The time the rocket takes to reach a pillar tin can be long: in a large map, a Rocket takes ~i min to travel from the middle of the map to the farthest Pillar.
• If the player or players have acquired the Vampire Knives in one case a pillar'south shield is destroyed the player can regenerate health extremely fast by firing the knives at point blank range at the pillar.
• A strategy for taking out the pillars is to stand nearly the edge of a colonnade spawning surface area and to retreat and recover when at low health until its shield is down.

Solar Pillar [ ]

• While fighting the Solar Pillar enemies, it is highly recommended to stay grounded. Airborne players are like shooting fish in a barrel prey for the Crawltipede minions, which do an excessive corporeality of harm, but will only target airborne players.
• If the player has a skybridge fix in their world, standing on information technology will allow them to shoot down at enemies on the ground and fifty-fifty the pillar without beingness targeted by the Crawltipedes. Proceed in mind Srollers volition still exist able to jump up to the platform and roll towards the player.
• It is highly suggested not to utilize bullets, arrows, or most projectiles that are not rockets, at to the lowest degree non on Selenians, as they can reflect non-rocket projectiles. These projectiles will bargain the same impairment to the player that they would take dealt to the Selenian.
• If the player has a Neptune'due south Shell, a combined accompaniment with its effect, or Gills Potions, then standing in a large pool of water under or near the colonnade will allow them to move around off the footing, without being targeted past Crawltipedes. In addition, this volition also cause near enemies, with the exception of Corites, to movement slower, and brand information technology easier to target them.
• If bachelor, the Scutlix Mount improves forward firepower and ground maneuverability considerably, making the fight much easier.
  • Call back that the Selenians can reflect the lasers.
• When fighting the Solar Colonnade, try building a small edifice with doors, platforms, and make information technology 2 floors tall, right on the edge of where the Pillar starts spawning enemies, to help cake off some enemies from swarming the player, and to forcefulness them into a small and easy to defend area. Only the Corites will fly through walls.
• Oddly, enemies that the Solar Colonnade spawns are not immune to the On Burn! debuff.
• Weapons such as the Possessed Hatchet or the Stardust Dragon Staff will only target the tail of Crawltipedes, and this can kill them quickly and easily, making the fight much easier.
• With a ranged weapon, the Corites can be locked in identify by shooting them while they are charging.

Vortex Pillar [ ]

• If the player sees a swirling portal in midair, they should keep their altitude and motion quickly. The portal will either shoot a lightning bolt similar to the Lunatic Cultist's assault or spawn an Alien Hornet.
  • When the portal shoots a lightning bolt, there will be a blue swirling marker pointing towards the direction the lightning bolt will strike at, but they will only shoot downwards.
  • The Vortex Pillar will ever spawn Conflicting Hornets on back-walls with a direct line towards the player if at that place are whatever on its screen. If not, it tin spawn Alien Hornets anywhere within an approximate 300 cake radius of the Pillar.
• Considering most of the enemies endeavor to stay at the same elevation as the player, staying on the ground removes much of the mobility that Conflicting Hornets and Storm Divers have.
• This is the only pillar where enemies or projectiles can't travel through blocks, and thus, taking embrace is very effective. Even so, it is somewhat deadening as many enemies keep their distance.
• Avoid getting swarmed past Alien Queens, every bit they easily grow from Alien Larvae and Alien Hornets and the Distorted debuff profoundly decreases the player's fighting and agility.
• If the colonnade spawns Alien Hornets on an enclosed infinite and the player has a weapon that tin damage enemies through blocks, one could potentially await for them to grow into Queens, kill them, look for the Larva to grow back into Hornets and echo, allowing for a quick and safe method of knocking down the Vortex Pillar's shield. This technique is especially effective if the Hornets happen to be just outside the pillar'due south enemy spawning range.

Nebula Pillar [ ]

• When fighting, take caution to avert getting hit by a Brain Suckler. They cause the Obstructed debuff, which is like to Darkness simply with a darker shade. Information technology volition persist until the role player kills the Brain Suckler stuck to them, and for a moment thereafter.
• Be very wary of Nebula Floaters. They do high harm with high accuracy, and their tendency to teleport, especially when harmed, can make them unpredictable.
  • They can as well teleport direct in front of the actor and burn at point blank: if the player wouldn't survive some other shot and tin can't heal up, it may be best to retreat. Exist careful when flying in a straight line, as the Floater will deal potentially fatal contact harm if it teleports in front of you.
• Impale Development Beasts rapidly, considering once they make it range they will fire a tiresome simply highly damaging ball of free energy that tracks the player, passes through walls, tin deal continuous damage, and only expires later on a few seconds. These volition force the player to motion around into other hazards.
• Keep an center out for Predictors considering they will stay at distance, not attempting to become close to the actor, and shoot several Nebula Piercers in a similar way to how Tempest Divers fire their shotguns.

Stardust Colonnade [ ]

• Using splash-impairment weapons on Star Cells is mayhap the easiest mode to kill them, as information technology will destroy all of the split cells as well as the initial prison cell.
• A quick and piece of cake fashion to break the shields is to lead a Star Cell away from the pillar, pop it into its smaller orbs, then permit those orbs abound into full star cells. This creates an space loop, and the new ones will as well count towards the counter.
• On death, the Flow Invader volition hurl upwards to three projectiles straight at the thespian. Be prepare to contrivance when the player kills this creature.
• Stargazer lasers deal very loftier damage, merely they have difficulty targeting the role player without direct line of sight. Weapons that ignore terrain or can get around it will exist very effective, such every bit Yoyos, Minions and Chlorophyte Bullets.

Pillar spawning mechanics [ ]

When it is time for the four pillars to spawn, the game follows the following steps.^[four] All coordinates are in tiles.

1. Randomly arrange the order of the four pillars.
2. Multiply the width of the world by 0.2, 0.iv, 0.six, and 0.8 to observe rough spawn locations for the pillars, equally spaced from each other and the world's edges.
   (For example, a large world is 8400 tiles in width, so the 4 pillars will exist spawned at somewhere near x_a=1680, x_b=3360, x_c=5040, and ten_d=6720.)
3. For each colonnade:
   1. Pick a random x₁ coordinate in the range [ x₀ - 100, x₀ + 100 ], where x₀ represents the ten coordinate of the location the pillar was assigned to (x_a, x_b, x_c, or x_d).
   2. Endeavour to find out a possible y₁ to spawn the pillar at (x₁, y₁). The y_one is processed from the 0′ surface level to 100 tiles to a higher place it, from low to high. This place is a valid spawning infinite for a pillar if:
      • There are no solid blocks (does not include platforms and other like tiles) in a 20×35-tile rectangle centered on the point 2.5 tiles in a higher place (x_one, y₁), i.e., the rectangle with the vertices ABCD, where A = (10₁ - 10, y₁ - 20), B = (10_one + 10, y_one - 20), C = (x_one + 10, y₁ + 15), and D = (x₁ - x, y_one + xv).
      • The place is outside the player'south screen plus a 20% margin, i.e., the four vertices ABCD are all exterior a rectangle of 2304 (1920×1.2) by 1296 (1080×1.2) pixels (144×81 tiles) centered on the player.
   3. If the 2 checks higher up succeeded (hence the place is a valid spawning space), then the pillar spawns at (x₁, y₁).
   4. If no valid y_one could be institute, then go dorsum to the offset stride and pick a new x₁. Repeat the unabridged process no more 30 times.
   5. If no valid coordinates could be found later 30 times, requite up and just spawn the colonnade at a settled point: (x₀, y₀ - xl), i.e., forty tiles above surface level at the initially determined location x₀.

Pillar relative location [ ]

Using the to a higher place spawning mechanics, the approximate location of each pillar tin can easily be computed relative to the earth'southward default spawn point (i.e. the centre of the map).

Assuming S is the earth size (in feet) and P_Ten is the location factor (0.two, 0.4, 0.half-dozen, or 0.8) for colonnade X, then the relative location R_X can exist computed as R_X = (Due south × P_Ten) - Due south ÷ ii. The exact location of each pillar will vary randomly up to 100 tiles (200 feet) left or right.

This is visualized in the post-obit tabular array, which represents the profile of a world. Remember that the gild of pillars is random, the i used here is just an example.

Horizontal position in feet

Earth size	[						]
Small	-4,200	-2,520	-840	0	840	2,520	4,200
Medium	-6,400	-iii,840	-ane,280	0	1,280	3,840	half-dozen,400
Large	-viii,400	-5,040	-1,680	0	ane,680	v,040	8,400

Trivia [ ]

• Correspondences:
  • As noted above, both the craftable gear and the enemies from the pillars correspond to the four master classes in the game: Solar – melee, Vortex – ranged, Nebula – magic, Stardust – summoner.
  • When in a colonnade's area, the unabridged area nearby will turn the pillar's color: Solar – orange, Vortex – teal, Nebula – purple, Stardust – blueish). This effect will only occur if the lighting mode is ready to "Color" or "White".
  • The four pillars could besides reference the lifespan of a star: Solar – a living star, Vortex – a collapsing star as it dies, Stardust – the remains of a star's corpse, and Nebula – the birth of a new star.

The background scenery from a Hallowed Desert and Vortex Pillar combined.

• Occasionally, the groundwork scenery of the biome the pillar is in will overlap with the background scenery that appears when well-nigh the pillar (meet image on the right).
• All of the Angelic Pillars have a humanoid enemy:

• The Nebula Pillar is the simply pillar not to take a directly damaging assail; the Solar Pillar attacks with fireballs, the Vortex Pillar summons portals that spawn Alien Hornets, and the Stardust Pillar summons portals that spawn whatever enemy.
• The Celestial Pillars are the only bosses in the game which do not deal whatsoever sort of contact damage.
• If the lighting way is prepare to "Color" or "White", the shield will have a distortion result. When the shield is down, information technology sends a shockwave in all directions. These effects do not occur in the "Retro" or "Trippy" modes. Information technology seems to notice that the Vortex Pillar's colour is same every bit the Moon Lord.
• Prior to 1.4.0.1 , reversing gravity with a Gravitation Potion or Gravity Globe has a foreign result on a colonnade's shield. Instead of existence stationary around the pillar similar it normally would, its vertical position changes according to its relation to the player. This is only cosmetic, as the pillar cannot exist attacked when the shield appears to be removed.
• The projectile spawned upon a celestial enemy'southward death (until the pillar's shield falls) is called "Released Free energy" and has the projectile ID 629. A player can spawn this projectile using mods. If ane is spawned while there are no pillars, it will target the Old Man by the Dungeon. If the Erstwhile Man is not present, the Released Free energy volition despawn immediately.
• Quitting and re-entering the game will put the pillars at the meridian of their bobbing movement while maintaining their position, causing them to sink slightly.
• All of the Celestial Pillars have two health confined, the shield (blue) and the pillar itself (ruby-red). This makes the Celestial Pillars the only bosses in the game to have 2 divide health bars.
• The Water ice Rod can exist used to move the pillars vertically.
• The Angelic Pillars can be damaged even if the force field remains if a Fallen Star lands right on them.
• All of the Nebula pillar enemies appear to have exposed brains.

Bestiary entries

• Solar Pillar: "Representing a flaming celestial event known as 'solar flares', this tower holds the seal locking abroad a terrifying tyrant."
• Vortex Colonnade: "Representing a deep angelic void known as 'vortex', this belfry holds the seal locking away a terrifying tyrant."
• Nebula Pillar: "Representing a stormy celestial body known equally 'nebula', this belfry holds the seal locking away a terrifying tyrant."
• Stardust Pillar: "Representing a glittering celestial remnant known as 'stardust', this belfry holds the seal locking abroad a terrifying tyrant."

History [ ]

• Desktop 1.4.1:
  • Increased impairment of Vortex Lightning to 100.
  • Pylons can now be used during the event.

• Desktop 1.4.0.1:
  • Lunar Fragment drops now scale with role player count in Skilful Mode.
  • The Nebula Colonnade'southward shader is now slightly less pinkish, and its enemies accept been given a pulsing aura effect.
  • The sprites for all of the background planets take been updated.
  • All pillars will now rise to the top if any blocks, actuated or not, are behind it.
  • Stock-still (over again) an issue where Angelic Pillar shields would fly into the heaven when reversing gravity.

• Desktop ane.3.4.2: Fixed pillars sometimes not loading properly, resulting in firsthand wipe and triggering the spawn of the Moon Lord.

• Desktop ane.3.0.four: Vortex Colonnade summons portals faster.

• Desktop 1.3.0.ii: Increased wellness from 15000 to 20000.

• Desktop 1.3.0.1: Introduced.

• Panel i.0.933.i: Introduced. ()

• Console ane.0.750.0: Introduced. ()

• Switch 1.0.711.half-dozen: Introduced.

• Mobile ane.3.0.7: Introduced.

References [ ]

1. ↑ Information taken from the  Desktop 1.4.0.5 source code, method UpdateBiomes() in Terraria.Player.cs. There may be inaccuracies, as the current  Desktop version is 1.4.3.6.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.ane 2.2 2.three} Describes the relative spawn chance, i.e., the likelihood of spawning this enemy instead of one of the others. Actual, existent spawn chances may vary. Data taken from the  Desktop i.four.0.5 source lawmaking, method SpawnNPC() in Terraria.NPC.cs. There may exist inaccuracies, as the electric current  Desktop version is 1.four.three.6.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 iii.1 three.two 3.iii} This limit is checked when attempting to spawn a new enemy; information technology will non exist spawned if at that place are already this many enemies of the type alive. "Unlimited" does non mean actually unlimited, only that no limit is checked when spawning an enemy – the usual restrictions utilize (see NPC spawning). Information taken from the  Desktop 1.4.0.5 source code, method SpawnNPC() in Terraria.NPC.cs. At that place may exist inaccuracies, as the current  Desktop version is i.4.3.6.
4. ↑ Data taken from the  Desktop 1.4.0.5 source code, method TriggerLunarApocalypse() in Terraria.WorldGen.cs. In that location may be inaccuracies, as the current  Desktop version is 1.4.three.vi.

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