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Terraria has no formal player class or leveling system. However, weapons can be grouped into four ( five) distinct categories based on their damage type – melee, ranged, magic, and summoning. Each class has its strengths and weaknesses and has a wide variety of weapons to choose from.
Many accessories will only benefit a certain class, and armor sets start to benefit only certain types of damage. However, summoner hybridization remains not only viable, but extremely potent due to the availability of the powerful Sanguine Staff .
This guide is intended to list viable options for players depending on their progression stage and the class they've chosen. Think of this guide as a menu - there are many options to choose from, and you should try out different things to see which work best for you.
In general, it is recommended to focus on one class, as many armors, accessories, and buffs only benefit a specific class, especially later into the game. This page lists every combat item in the game, from weakest to strongest, providing a comprehensive overview of your in-game progression.
Falling Kingdoms is the eponymous first novel of the Falling Kingdoms Series. In the three kingdoms of Mytica, magic has long been forgotten. And while hard-won peace has reigned for centuries, a deadly unrest now simmers below the surface.
This page summarizes the game progression. It will give tips for control of the transitions in the game, and note key items to craft or find (beyond the next tier of weapons and armor). Some tips will represent opportunities for "sequence breaking", by gaining equipment slightly in advance of the "usual" timing.
The Official Terraria Wiki is a complete resource for Terraria, including gameplay, crafting, armor, and enemies.
