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You should get some good drops from any of the bosses you fight up to the Wall of Flesh. Both actions will make you more powerful, and mana is essential to Mages and Summoners. It's also worth grabbing any stars that fall to increase your mana and hunting down life crystals to boost your maximum health. Your best bet is to create some gold or platinum weapons and armour and stick to that until you've defeated the first major targets.Ī good way to get a good weapon early is to dig underground and raid chests you come across just use whatever feels good or drops with decent stats. You'll need to wait a while before you can properly choose your class: it's unlikely you'll get class-specific armour until you've taken out the first few bosses. Summoner is the closest you'll get to a mixed class, and it's handy for farming specific ores. That said, you'll need a backup weapon if enemies get dangerously close.

Summoners call on spiders, imps, and dragons to do their fighting for them. If you prefer to delegate tasks rather than do the dirty work yourself, this is the class for you. While mages can unleash high damage, their relative lack of armour means you needplenty of healing potions in your inventory. Later on you'll wield massive beams of light, meteor showers, and a rainbow gun. This includes ray guns, short range spikes, and controllable fireballs-and that's just the early game.

Terraria mage builds offer some frankly obnoxious spells. That might sound cool, but you'll need to grind to keep on time of crafting your special ammo stocks. What's more, you have special weapons that turn your arrows into bees, or fire piranhas. Ranged characters use a combination of bows and guns to deal huge damage quickly. Terraria creations (opens in new tab) : Ten of the most incredible Terraria beginner's guide (opens in new tab) : Get started right

#Terraria guide mods

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