Summoning Item: Worm Food, and automatically every third broken Shadow Orbīoss Info: The Eater of World is debateably easier than the Crimson's Brain of Cthulhu because this boss will stick on you as it tunnels around. In Terraria Expert Mode worlds (1.3 for PC), expect bosses to have up to 50% more life than listed, while also doing more damage! A few are hardly 'bosses' unless you're woefully unprepared, but they are listed regardless. The following bosses will spawn before Hard Mode is unlocked in your world. Click the name of the Boss to be linked to in-depth strategy guides to defeating them - I am still working to fill out the list of boss guides. That said, let's look at all the key Bosses of Terraria. It's an important aspect of survival in Hard Worlds and Expert Mode fights. If you're completely ignoring growing plants and brewing potions as I initially did, I suggest you start utilizing this powerful gameplay feature. Room to maneuver is good in general as is preparation. Overall, clearing out an area whether above or underground and giving yourself some mobility options is the best way to fight bosses if your gear is barely strong enough. You can have potions on you, and have setup the area with platforms and campfires/heart lanterns in order to increase life regeneration. That the boss will be summoned at your current location gives you a distinct advantage. Using it outside this time will do nothing, except in rare circumstances like with the Clothier and Guide Voodoo Dolls. The item will be consumed and the boss will arrive at your current location. To summon a boss, wait until night falls (soon after it begins to get dark) and use the summoning item from your hotbar just like using any other item. That's because one goal of Hard Mode is to destroy as many of them as possible with the Pwnhammer dropped by the Wall of Flesh. Later, you can craft boss-summoning items without the altars. Whether you defeat the boss as it spawns randomly or summon it, some of them are worth slaying multiple times in order to secure their rare drops and gather the materials they provide. Bosses can spawn at random as night falls so long as your character/world meets certain requirements, but most players will want to craft a summoning item and battle them at a time they control - either within a specially made arena or at least with potions available to buff their character. These require crafting at a demon or crimson altar, found in Corruption/Crimson worlds, respectively. The first bosses you can summon are the Eye of Cthulhu and either Eater of Worlds or the Brain of Cthulhu. If you plan to use On Fire!, Poison, Ichor, Venom, Cursed Flames, or Frostburn in boss fights, this may be helpful to you. I've made a list of debuffs that will or won't work on Bosses in Terraria. I've also got a guide to making a Boss Fight Arena fit for the Moon Lord, which allows for many of the buffs you can provide to your character in order to get an advantage during battle. If you want only boss summoning items, I have a list for that, which includes where to get each of the required crafting items. See Also: Summoning Items Guide & Boss Arenas Bosses are listed in the order most players will encounter them, though your experience may vary slightly. The goal of this guide is to link you to helpful information so that you can slay each boss and unlock more content in your world. Thankfully, bosses can be summoned at will if you have the materials necessary to craft the summoning item. In many cases, you require defeating a boss in order to advance in the game, as with the Wall of Flesh and mechanical bosses of Hard Mode. Terraria Bosses List Strategy Guides for Boss Fights The Moon Lord - final boss of Terraria 1.3 - is summoned after the Lunar Event has been completedīeating Bosses in Terraria is a key measure of success and unlocks more aspects of the game within a specific world.
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