What are the must-have mods to play this? (2024)

It's no Minecraft. It doesn't need mods.

MagicStorage
AlchemistNPC
Luiafk
Veinminer
Instand Respawn
Angler Shop
Autofishing
Non-Consumable Boss Items
Pylons Work Anywhere

magic storage. it's as close to a must-have mod as it gets, i genuinely cannot play the game without it anymore.

necko ramo

game's bloated 'nuf as-is, if anything mods should be trimming the fat

>bloatrraria

none

3D

Magic Storage, don't let any other moron here lie to you, Magic Storage is a fricking necessity even in Vanilla and once you play with Magic Storage you just cannot go back.

mods are for gays
play every game vanilla

>magic storage
Enough said. You're only doing yourself a disservice by not having it, being able to put your items in one spot makes it a lot easier to see what you have and it has a built in recipe list so you can see what you need to craft anything.
>ore excavator/vein miner
Useful for vein mining and can auto-place platforms when you build an arena. This is probably the furthest purists would take modding.
>fargo's mutant
Purchasable boss, event and rare enemy summons (you still have to beat it once to buy the summon), the ability to capture npcs with the bug net (important for the traveling merchant so you can check the inventory every day if you need to or craft him into one guaranteed item for double the cost), and various instabuilders. You can convert banners into an enemy's rare drop, treasure bags into one of the possible items, water fountains can force the surrounding area into whatever biome the fountain is while active, and there's an option to make buff potions infinite if you're holding onto 30 of the same copy.
>alchemistlite
What if the only thing that mattered in Terraria was money? You can purchase potions, crafting materials, just about every building block out there, accessories, and even treasure bags depending on your progress through the game.
>level+
You want to know what Terraria needed? RPG leveling of course! Every enemy you kill will give experience, and every level lets you allocate stats into various things, like extra health, extra mp, increased damage, extra minion slots, reduced mp usage, better mobility, etc. Enemies also get slight stat boosts each time you level to compensate for it or you can turn that off in the config. Definitely do not use this mod if you're looking for a standard playthrough, this is great for messing around though.

all of them because bloat doesn't exist

battlerods

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Metroid Mod

Thorium and magic storage.

Mods are too hard, their first bosses are moon lod levels of clusterfricks

none really but if you did wanna use mods just because, then i like magic storage

Should I play Terraria and Stardew Valley?
They're extremely highly rated, but I tried both of them for a few hours, SV felt like a chore with tedious and sh*tty gameplay. And Terraria just didn't hook me. Buut it was more than 5 years ago. Should I give them another chance?

Summoner saved terraria.

not poorium

You can really feel how much power creep HM have when you play on getfixedboi. All the special conditions in that seed make pre-HM extremely hard as intended, but once you enter HM it is all a breeze, HM gear literally ignore all the restrictions the dev themselves think of

That one mod that removes cracked dungeon bricks

Terraria