He also has, among his wares, some basic workstations, including the iron anvil for creating weapons and armor, and the furnace for smelting ore. The Merchant sells common items, including torches, bug nets, axes and pickaxes, and lesser healing and mana potions that are good to buy for starters. Spawn Requirement: 50 silver coins in inventory Equipped with a wooden bow, he shows that NPCs can fight slimes and other weak enemies that go near your house or base. As his name implies, his role is to give beginner tips and recipes. The Guide is the first NPC you will meet in Terraria. Location: Starting area after loading a new world In Terraria, though, happiness depends on who your NPCs’ neighbors are and the biome they are living in.įor the specific requirements for each Terraria NPC, read on. That is a mechanic similar to villager trades in Minecraft, a game often compared to Terraria. On mobile and PC, merchant-type NPCs’ happiness, although it would not lead to moving out when low, dictates the prices of the goods sold. There is one more thing to keep in mind when housing Terraria NPCs. You build the characters a mansion, yet they prefer a simple and small room more. No wonder there are player videos online questioning or poking fun at Terraria NPC logic when it comes to housing. To elaborate, a 60-block room has the best chances of enticing an NPC to live in your base. Do not forget to place doors too because the characters need to go outside to do their job, fight enemies, and explore.Īlthough the game lets you build majestic structures, the most ideal housing for an NPC is a home made of less than 750 blocks. And by room, we mean a safe enclosed area with a ceiling, walls, lighting, flooring, and at least a basic chair-and-table set. The universal necessity of those NPCs is a room not yet claimed by any NPC. There are also requirements before an eligible NPC can settle in your base. For example, you have to slay some Terraria bosses or obtain items beforehand. Some wander in the biomes and are easy to find, while others need you to fulfill some conditions before they show up. There are 31 NPCs in Terraria on mobile, including three characters that are not eligible to move in and three town pets. They can be petted and are as cute as their real-life counterparts. Town pets are usually used only to meet the NPC count requirement for fast-travel structures called pylons but are fun to have in your base. They are not controllable to aid you in battle and cannot defend themselves, unlike the latter. Town pets are different from what is only called pets in the game. Terraria NPCs include animals, and those characters are called town pets. Why not? New haircuts and artworks, for example, make in-game life more exciting, just like in the real world. Some characters can enhance how your character or house looks. And Terraria NPCs are part of why that is possible. The freedom to customize almost everything in it is also what makes it great. You will find someone among the Terraria NPCs who specializes in healing and is great as a permanent resident in your base. Terraria potions are not only what you can rely on to restore your health points (HP) whenever your character gets beaten up by enemies.
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