Have you been noticing anything spooky happening in your worlds? The air feels a bit colder, costumed characters are wandering about, and even the occasional drop of candy or cake? Don’t worry, because Halloween is a special time where everyone gets into the spirit of the season in the world of Terraria!

Here is a taste of what you can expect to find during this special seasonal event, which runs each year in-game from October 20th – November 1st!

• Goodie Bags can drop from any defeated enemies – be sure to collect and open these for a chance and special Halloween-themed loot. From special Halloween costumes to unique paintings and even some unique gear, you never know what you might find inside!
  
• Special Halloween-Only rare drops are out there for the taking
  
• NPCs have special seasonal items up for sale – be sure to check in for a chance to pick up unique outfits and more!
  
• Harvesting Pumpkins can yield a special surprise for those whose pumpkin patches are truly sincere.
  
• Even the critters and enemies are getting into the act – keep an eye out for your favorite monsters all dressed up for the season. (just remember not to open the door for trick or treating Zombies!)

For full details, check out the Terraria Halloween Event page on the Official Terraria Wiki > https://terraria.gamepedia.com/Halloween

Happy Halloween!!!

Good day Terrarians!

As you hopefully noticed, we had some pretty big news to share at E3 this week! During the PC Gaming Show, we revealed live to the world that the in-development 1.3.6 update is no more... the next update to Terraria will in fact be the fourth major update we have developed for the game, which we are calling Terraria: Journey's End!

For those that were unable to watch the reveal live, we have shared the teaser trailer below - along with some key details and a bit of what we expect will be your FAQ. As we always do, we have left out a ton of juicy details and other content and features that will be included with Terraria: Journey's End. Some of those have or might be spoiled between now and launch, but others will remain a secret until you have the update in your hands later this year. So, without further ado... we present to you Terraria: Journey's End!

https://youtu.be/H77Zfzy4LWw

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KEY FEATURES REVEALED THUS FAR

• Terraria: Journey’s End includes a full re-visit to all elements of Terraria. Over time, some things may have felt left behind or made obsolete by newer content. No more! Old things made new and new elements added to flesh out the overall experience – think you know all there is to know about Terraria? Think again!
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End will include over 800 new items for players to find or craft!
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End adds new foes to defeat and challenges to overcome as you seek fortune and glory.
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End will see a full revamp of world generation – including overall improvements and a handful of new mini-biomes to explore.
  
• Quality of Life improvements abound in Terraria: Journey’s End! From Block Swap to the Void Vault, these will ensure that the player spends more time doing what they enjoy most – and having more fun at the same time.
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End will see the addition of an in-game Bestiary. As players defeat higher numbers of any given foe, they will learn more about them – from key statistics to even what each foe can drop as loot!
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End will bring the hallowed game of Golf to Terraria. Golf? That’s right, Golf. Trust us, it is insanely fun – so get your golf skills up to par now!
  
• Terraria: Journey’s End will add an all new difficulty mode. Beyond the existing Expert Mode, this is intended to be a true challenge for the most experienced and skilled Terrarians – a true gauntlet for the best of the best. Will your gaming skills and creativity be up to the task?
  
• Terraria: Journey's End adds in all new and enhanced weather effects.

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In case you missed any spoilers along the way (outside of the trailer above), we have created a spoiler compendium for your viewing pleasure. You can find that by clicking the link below:

TERRARIA: JOURNEY'S END SPOILER COMPENDIUM​


….and that’s just what we have in so far – the team is going to remain hard at work over the next several months to not only perfect what we have in and planned now, but to also add in a handful of other surprises and features that we will share with everyone in the coming months. Stay tuned and watch our official Forums/Discord/Twitter/Instagram/Facebook for regular spoilers and reveals in the run-up to the launch of Terraria: Journey’s End!


We have included a quick Q&A below, but feel free to join the conversation about Terraria and Journey's End here on Steam, over on the Terraria Community Forums, or on the Official Terraria Discord Server (links below).

Terraria Community Forums E3 Announcement

Official Terraria Discord Server

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Q: So, is Journey's End the same as Terraria 1.4?
A: Yes! This is the fourth major update to the game, continuing in the tradition of 1.1-1.2-1.3

Q: Will Journey's End cost extra?
A: For owners of Terraria on PC (Steam/GOG/Etc), Journey's End will be a free update - this continues our long-standing tradition of providing substantial free content to our fans.

Q: Will Journey's End come to Consoles? Mobile? Switch?
A: Eventually, yes - but likely not at the exact same time.

Q: When will Journey's End release?
A: We expect to have this update out prior to the end of the year. However, as we always say... it will be ready when it is ready.

Q: What happened to 1.3.6?
A: As we got further and further into development, we started to realize that 1.3.6 was reaching a tipping point... one where if we decided to add in a handful of big ideas we have had for some time, it would really feel worthy of a 1.X tier update.

Q: Why call it Journey's End instead of 1.4?
A: Our current plan is for this to be the crowning update to Terraria. We do not currently have any plans to tackle additional updates, outside of fixes and maybe a few tidbits here and there to shore things up.

Q: So, what does that mean for Terraria? Re-Logic?
A: Terraria will remain the vibrant and amazing game that it always has been! There is plenty more coming down the road for Console/Switch/Mobile (including some things we have not revealed just yet), and with the available mods - plus any future mods - on top of what is a VERY robust core game, we are confident Terraria will be trucking along for many, many years to come. Of course, we will stay involved with all of you - you make this possible, and we always enjoy hanging out.

For Re-Logic, this means that we will finally be tackling our second title. We do not yet know what this will be - and it may not even be a Terraria title - so expect a time of silence from us on that front until we are ready to share more what we decide to pursue.

Q: You said the spoilers and trailer don't show everything in Journey's End. What else can we expect?
A: From additional content to some really cool features, we only wanted to share some selected things at this point (plus there is only so much we can pack into a 90 second video!). We have spoiled more in the previous months and will continue to do so as we head to launch. As always, we will leave some surprises in there for you to discover on your own!

Hello Terrarians!

We have some exciting updates to announce!

As many of you might have seen, there are some huge Terraria spoilers that have been circulating recently. Over the last few days Redigit, Cenx, Yoraiz0r, and Loki have been chatting and dishing out Terraria spoilers live on the Official Terraria Discord server located at http://discord.gg/Terraria.

The team at Re-Logic is making it a habit to hang out with their loyal community on a more regular basis - so this is your chance to come by and chat with the team behind Terraria!

(you never know when the occasional spoiler or tidbit of news might appear as well)

In addition, we are hosting lots of fun events, live! Have you created a meme about Terraria? Submit it in our Terraria meme contest! Do you want to leave your mark on the server banner? Submit your vision! Do you want to take part in structured Q&As with the likes of popular YouTubers like ChippyGaming? Then come on over!

Stay tuned because 2019 is going to be a huge year for Terraria with massive updates for PC, Mobile and Console as well as the upcoming launch on Nintendo Switch!See you soon!

Hello Terrarians!
​
The dev team has been hard at work! We are excited to introduce new and improved language support/translations, 4K support, UI scale and zoom options, new furniture, a couple of armor sets, and more! This update represents one part of the team's vision for what we have called 1.3.5 to this point, and is focused on polishing and fixing up some issues that have needed addressing as well as bringing some long-requested features to the game. Admittedly, it is a bit light on "more content", however, we wanted to go ahead and get these ready-to-go features out to players now rather than making everyone wait until all of the other stuff is completed.

The other part of this update will be focused on a list of things that the team feels needs a fresh look (rebalancing/tweaking/polishing) as well as some areas that we feel were overlooked or forgotten when we were working on the past several updates. This will provide a solid foundation from which we can execute our other secret Terraria update plans - and we are pretty sure you will find those exciting!

For now, enjoy these handful of goodies (especially our non-English speaking fans), look forward to a second round to come... and towards even bigger things down the road.

Changelog:

Features:

• Added professional localization for the following languages:
  
• German
  
• Italian
  
• French
  
• Spanish
  
• Russian (new)
  
• Simplified Chinese (new)
  
• Brazilian Portuguese (new)
  
• Polish (new)
  ​
  
  
• Greatly improved rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p
  
• Added Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu
  
• Added most of the main menu's settings to the in-game settings menu
  
• Dungeons in newly generated worlds now contain new furniture
  
• Added a crystal furniture set, and expanded other furniture sets
  
• Added Arkhalis's and Leinfors' developer armor sets
  
• NPCs who are manually assigned to a room will attempt to return to it when they respawn after being slain
  
• Improved stability on Mac OS X and Linux
  
• Improved visuals on many different things
  
• Improved Retro lighting consistency

Fixes:

• Fixed settings button overlaying the armor icon
  
• Fixed inconsistent naming for Sand Poacher and Granite Golem banners
  
• Fixed banner buff list extending beyond screen limits
  
• Fixed hand drawing over backhand glove and shield accessories for female characters
  
• Fixed Sparky painting and several other rare paintings not naturally spawning properly
  
• Fixed a certain multiplayer crash
  
• Fixed sign mouseover text staying on cursor permanently when in Options and Camera menus
  
• Fixed a world generation crash on Linux
  
• Fixed a number of minor grammar issues in NPC dialog
  
• Fixed a certain exploit
  
• Fixed trapped Granite and Meteorite Chests dropping the wrong item upon breaking
  
• Fixed Vortex Monolith not selling for as much as it should
  
• Fixed crash when linking items with invalid prefix ids in chat
  
• Fixed Pumpkin Shirt and Robot Shirt causing leg skin to disappear when equipped
  
• Fixed Defender's Forge closing instantly if opened from below
  
• Fixed Terraria thinking it has focus when it did not have focus
  
• Fixed Grand Design and Multicolor Wrench emitting light on use
  
• Fixed auto-creating a world from the server causing it to always use the same seed
  
• Fixed Platinum Candelabra not sitting properly on other objects
  
• Fixed Goblin Tinkerer being slightly smaller than intended
  
• Fixed petrification death messages being broken for a long while now
  
• Fixed Wall Creeper dropping gore when blood and gore are off
  
• Fixed Xeno Staff's selling price, now consistent with the rest of Martian loot
  
• Fixed crash when mousing over chests and dressers in the map view
  
• Fixed settings button colliding with 6th accessory dye slot
  
• Fixed Corrupt Thorns almost never generating
  
• Fixed multiple issues with platform/block interaction
  
• Fixed pillars of dirt appearing above the Underground Desert sometimes
  
• Potentially fixed an issue where Marathon Medalist would cause FPS drops.
  
• Platforms from 1.2.4.1 and above now emit particles when destroyed
  
• Virtual Keyboard should no longer appear unless a Gamepad is being used
  
• Using Quick Heal to consume restoration potions now properly inflicts mana sickness
  
• Defender's Forge now has highlight outlines

Hello Terrarians!
​
The dev team has been hard at work! We are excited to introduce new and improved language support/translations, 4K support, UI scale and zoom options, new furniture, a couple of armor sets, and more! This update represents one part of the team's vision for what we have called 1.3.5 to this point, and is focused on polishing and fixing up some issues that have needed addressing as well as bringing some long-requested features to the game. Admittedly, it is a bit light on "more content", however, we wanted to go ahead and get these ready-to-go features out to players now rather than making everyone wait until all of the other stuff is completed.

The other part of this update will be focused on a list of things that the team feels needs a fresh look (rebalancing/tweaking/polishing) as well as some areas that we feel were overlooked or forgotten when we were working on the past several updates. This will provide a solid foundation from which we can execute our other secret Terraria update plans - and we are pretty sure you will find those exciting!

For now, enjoy these handful of goodies (especially our non-English speaking fans), look forward to a second round to come... and towards even bigger things down the road.

Changelog:

Features:

• Added professional localization for the following languages:
  
• German
  
• Italian
  
• French
  
• Spanish
  
• Russian (new)
  
• Simplified Chinese (new)
  
• Brazilian Portuguese (new)
  
• Polish (new)
  ​
  
  
• Greatly improved rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p
  
• Added Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu
  
• Added most of the main menu's settings to the in-game settings menu
  
• Dungeons in newly generated worlds now contain new furniture
  
• Added a crystal furniture set, and expanded other furniture sets
  
• Added Arkhalis's and Leinfors' developer armor sets
  
• NPCs who are manually assigned to a room will attempt to return to it when they respawn after being slain
  
• Improved stability on Mac OS X and Linux
  
• Improved visuals on many different things
  
• Improved Retro lighting consistency

Fixes:

• Fixed settings button overlaying the armor icon
  
• Fixed inconsistent naming for Sand Poacher and Granite Golem banners
  
• Fixed banner buff list extending beyond screen limits
  
• Fixed hand drawing over backhand glove and shield accessories for female characters
  
• Fixed Sparky painting and several other rare paintings not naturally spawning properly
  
• Fixed a certain multiplayer crash
  
• Fixed sign mouseover text staying on cursor permanently when in Options and Camera menus
  
• Fixed a world generation crash on Linux
  
• Fixed a number of minor grammar issues in NPC dialog
  
• Fixed a certain exploit
  
• Fixed trapped Granite and Meteorite Chests dropping the wrong item upon breaking
  
• Fixed Vortex Monolith not selling for as much as it should
  
• Fixed crash when linking items with invalid prefix ids in chat
  
• Fixed Pumpkin Shirt and Robot Shirt causing leg skin to disappear when equipped
  
• Fixed Defender's Forge closing instantly if opened from below
  
• Fixed Terraria thinking it has focus when it did not have focus
  
• Fixed Grand Design and Multicolor Wrench emitting light on use
  
• Fixed auto-creating a world from the server causing it to always use the same seed
  
• Fixed Platinum Candelabra not sitting properly on other objects
  
• Fixed Goblin Tinkerer being slightly smaller than intended
  
• Fixed petrification death messages being broken for a long while now
  
• Fixed Wall Creeper dropping gore when blood and gore are off
  
• Fixed Xeno Staff's selling price, now consistent with the rest of Martian loot
  
• Fixed crash when mousing over chests and dressers in the map view
  
• Fixed settings button colliding with 6th accessory dye slot
  
• Fixed Corrupt Thorns almost never generating
  
• Fixed multiple issues with platform/block interaction
  
• Fixed pillars of dirt appearing above the Underground Desert sometimes
  
• Potentially fixed an issue where Marathon Medalist would cause FPS drops.
  
• Platforms from 1.2.4.1 and above now emit particles when destroyed
  
• Virtual Keyboard should no longer appear unless a Gamepad is being used
  
• Using Quick Heal to consume restoration potions now properly inflicts mana sickness
  
• Defender's Forge now has highlight outlines

Hello Terrarians!
​
The dev team has been hard at work! We are excited to introduce new and improved language support/translations, 4K support, UI scale and zoom options, new furniture, a couple of armor sets, and more! This update represents one part of the team's vision for what we have called 1.3.5 to this point, and is focused on polishing and fixing up some issues that have needed addressing as well as bringing some long-requested features to the game. Admittedly, it is a bit light on "more content", however, we wanted to go ahead and get these ready-to-go features out to players now rather than making everyone wait until all of the other stuff is completed.

The other part of this update will be focused on a list of things that the team feels needs a fresh look (rebalancing/tweaking/polishing) as well as some areas that we feel were overlooked or forgotten when we were working on the past several updates. This will provide a solid foundation from which we can execute our other secret Terraria update plans - and we are pretty sure you will find those exciting!

For now, enjoy these handful of goodies (especially our non-English speaking fans), look forward to a second round to come... and towards even bigger things down the road.

Changelog:

Features:

• Added professional localization for the following languages:
  
• German
  
• Italian
  
• French
  
• Spanish
  
• Russian (new)
  
• Simplified Chinese (new)
  
• Brazilian Portuguese (new)
  
• Polish (new)
  ​
  
  
• Greatly improved rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p
  
• Added Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu
  
• Added most of the main menu's settings to the in-game settings menu
  
• Dungeons in newly generated worlds now contain new furniture
  
• Added a crystal furniture set, and expanded other furniture sets
  
• Added Arkhalis's and Leinfors' developer armor sets
  
• NPCs who are manually assigned to a room will attempt to return to it when they respawn after being slain
  
• Improved stability on Mac OS X and Linux
  
• Improved visuals on many different things
  
• Improved Retro lighting consistency

Fixes:

• Fixed settings button overlaying the armor icon
  
• Fixed inconsistent naming for Sand Poacher and Granite Golem banners
  
• Fixed banner buff list extending beyond screen limits
  
• Fixed hand drawing over backhand glove and shield accessories for female characters
  
• Fixed Sparky painting and several other rare paintings not naturally spawning properly
  
• Fixed a certain multiplayer crash
  
• Fixed sign mouseover text staying on cursor permanently when in Options and Camera menus
  
• Fixed a world generation crash on Linux
  
• Fixed a number of minor grammar issues in NPC dialog
  
• Fixed a certain exploit
  
• Fixed trapped Granite and Meteorite Chests dropping the wrong item upon breaking
  
• Fixed Vortex Monolith not selling for as much as it should
  
• Fixed crash when linking items with invalid prefix ids in chat
  
• Fixed Pumpkin Shirt and Robot Shirt causing leg skin to disappear when equipped
  
• Fixed Defender's Forge closing instantly if opened from below
  
• Fixed Terraria thinking it has focus when it did not have focus
  
• Fixed Grand Design and Multicolor Wrench emitting light on use
  
• Fixed auto-creating a world from the server causing it to always use the same seed
  
• Fixed Platinum Candelabra not sitting properly on other objects
  
• Fixed Goblin Tinkerer being slightly smaller than intended
  
• Fixed petrification death messages being broken for a long while now
  
• Fixed Wall Creeper dropping gore when blood and gore are off
  
• Fixed Xeno Staff's selling price, now consistent with the rest of Martian loot
  
• Fixed crash when mousing over chests and dressers in the map view
  
• Fixed settings button colliding with 6th accessory dye slot
  
• Fixed Corrupt Thorns almost never generating
  
• Fixed multiple issues with platform/block interaction
  
• Fixed pillars of dirt appearing above the Underground Desert sometimes
  
• Potentially fixed an issue where Marathon Medalist would cause FPS drops.
  
• Platforms from 1.2.4.1 and above now emit particles when destroyed
  
• Virtual Keyboard should no longer appear unless a Gamepad is being used
  
• Using Quick Heal to consume restoration potions now properly inflicts mana sickness
  
• Defender's Forge now has highlight outlines

Hello Terrarians!
​
The dev team has been hard at work! We are excited to introduce new and improved language support/translations, 4K support, UI scale and zoom options, new furniture, a couple of armor sets, and more! This update represents one part of the team's vision for what we have called 1.3.5 to this point, and is focused on polishing and fixing up some issues that have needed addressing as well as bringing some long-requested features to the game. Admittedly, it is a bit light on "more content", however, we wanted to go ahead and get these ready-to-go features out to players now rather than making everyone wait until all of the other stuff is completed.

The other part of this update will be focused on a list of things that the team feels needs a fresh look (rebalancing/tweaking/polishing) as well as some areas that we feel were overlooked or forgotten when we were working on the past several updates. This will provide a solid foundation from which we can execute our other secret Terraria update plans - and we are pretty sure you will find those exciting!

For now, enjoy these handful of goodies (especially our non-English speaking fans), look forward to a second round to come... and towards even bigger things down the road.

Changelog:

Features:

• Added professional localization for the following languages:
  
• German
  
• Italian
  
• French
  
• Spanish
  
• Russian (new)
  
• Simplified Chinese (new)
  
• Brazilian Portuguese (new)
  
• Polish (new)
  ​
  
  
• Greatly improved rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p
  
• Added Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu
  
• Added most of the main menu's settings to the in-game settings menu
  
• Dungeons in newly generated worlds now contain new furniture
  
• Added a crystal furniture set, and expanded other furniture sets
  
• Added Arkhalis's and Leinfors' developer armor sets
  
• NPCs who are manually assigned to a room will attempt to return to it when they respawn after being slain
  
• Improved stability on Mac OS X and Linux
  
• Improved visuals on many different things
  
• Improved Retro lighting consistency

Fixes:

• Fixed settings button overlaying the armor icon
  
• Fixed inconsistent naming for Sand Poacher and Granite Golem banners
  
• Fixed banner buff list extending beyond screen limits
  
• Fixed hand drawing over backhand glove and shield accessories for female characters
  
• Fixed Sparky painting and several other rare paintings not naturally spawning properly
  
• Fixed a certain multiplayer crash
  
• Fixed sign mouseover text staying on cursor permanently when in Options and Camera menus
  
• Fixed a world generation crash on Linux
  
• Fixed a number of minor grammar issues in NPC dialog
  
• Fixed a certain exploit
  
• Fixed trapped Granite and Meteorite Chests dropping the wrong item upon breaking
  
• Fixed Vortex Monolith not selling for as much as it should
  
• Fixed crash when linking items with invalid prefix ids in chat
  
• Fixed Pumpkin Shirt and Robot Shirt causing leg skin to disappear when equipped
  
• Fixed Defender's Forge closing instantly if opened from below
  
• Fixed Terraria thinking it has focus when it did not have focus
  
• Fixed Grand Design and Multicolor Wrench emitting light on use
  
• Fixed auto-creating a world from the server causing it to always use the same seed
  
• Fixed Platinum Candelabra not sitting properly on other objects
  
• Fixed Goblin Tinkerer being slightly smaller than intended
  
• Fixed petrification death messages being broken for a long while now
  
• Fixed Wall Creeper dropping gore when blood and gore are off
  
• Fixed Xeno Staff's selling price, now consistent with the rest of Martian loot
  
• Fixed crash when mousing over chests and dressers in the map view
  
• Fixed settings button colliding with 6th accessory dye slot
  
• Fixed Corrupt Thorns almost never generating
  
• Fixed multiple issues with platform/block interaction
  
• Fixed pillars of dirt appearing above the Underground Desert sometimes
  
• Potentially fixed an issue where Marathon Medalist would cause FPS drops.
  
• Platforms from 1.2.4.1 and above now emit particles when destroyed
  
• Virtual Keyboard should no longer appear unless a Gamepad is being used
  
• Using Quick Heal to consume restoration potions now properly inflicts mana sickness
  
• Defender's Forge now has highlight outlines

Thanks to the support of our amazing community (you!), Terraria is a finalist for 2 Steam Awards! You can cast your vote today for The “Test of Time" Award

http://store.steampowered.com/SteamAwards/?snr=1_41_4__42

And tomorrow at 10 AM PST, you can return to cast a second vote for The “Just 5 More Minutes” Award

There are some great games nominated in both categories and it is an honor to be nominated among them! Thanks! You guys really rock!

Thanks to the support of our amazing community (you!), Terraria is a finalist for 2 Steam Awards! You can cast your vote today for The “Test of Time" Award

http://store.steampowered.com/SteamAwards/?snr=1_41_4__42

And tomorrow at 10 AM PST, you can return to cast a second vote for The “Just 5 More Minutes” Award

There are some great games nominated in both categories and it is an honor to be nominated among them! Thanks! You guys really rock!

1.3.4, is now live! This update opens a portal in Terraria and brings Dungeon Defenders 2 content, including a new NPC, an event, weapons, vanity, and more! We've also introduced the ability to toggle on/off the visual effects and new water visuals. You can check out the complete changelog below for a complete list of additions and new features.

The Re-Logic team had an incredible time working with our new friends at Trendy Entertainment as part of this Terraria/Dungeon Defenders II cross-over. We are so excited to see the Dryad continue her journey in Etheria, and would like to thank the Trendy team for the amazing work they did bringing the Terraria creatures and Dryad to life in 3D! On our side, the opportunity to touch on Tower Defense style gameplay and the invaluable inspiration we got from DD2 was essential to our teams (and Terraria's) growth. If you'd like to check out more about the DD2 side of the update, visit https://dungeondefenders.com/2/blog/141405/the-terraria-crossover-is-here

As always, this content is absolutely free to anyone who already owns Terraria on Steam.

Changelog:

Features

- Dungeon Defenders 2 Cross-Over Invasion
Invasion event featuring enemies, weapons, and gameplay mechanics inspired by Etheria - the Dungeon Defenders 2 universe
This event will play like no other in Terraria - featuring a brand new mechanic where you protect an artifact from invading enemies with the help of a unique defensive structure system
Multi-tiered event allows players at multiple points in the game to experience scaling difficulty, with corresponding loot
Enjoy rewards in the form of armor, weapons, pets and more, all straight from the Dungeon Defenders 2 universe!
- The Tavernkeep, a new NPC from the Dungeon Defenders universe, has arrived. He will be offering a variety of Etherian loot and gear in exchange for an exclusive currency earned by playing the new invasion!
- Completely redesigned liquid visuals. Enjoy the ripples and waves, as the player, enemies, and projectiles now have a visible impact when they enter and move through water
- The Blizzard weather event now has a new, unique ambient sound when active
- Toggles for recently-added visual and water effects that will allow players to balance beautiful visuals and performance to fit their preferences
- A new ability for Summoner players to direct their minions to attack a specific target
- An experimental new world seed feature (This will be inactive by default, see below in the Changes section for more details)


New Items

- Four new sentry summons, each of which has three tiers of potency
- Ten new weapons
- Eight new armor sets
- Five new accessories
- Two new pets
- One new light pet
- Three new boss masks and trophies
- Two new decorate furniture items
- One brand new “Personal Safe” style furniture item, in the style of the Piggy -Bank and Safe
- A brand new currency which can be spent with the Tavernkeep for much of the above


New Enemies

- Ten new enemies, many of which can become visibly (and mechanically) more powerful as gameplay progresses
- Two new invasion style mini-bosses
One new boss


Other

- One new soundtrack based on the Dungeon Defenders 2 OST, complete with a matching Music Box
- Over 200 new sound effects inspired and adapted from Dungeon Defenders 2


Changes

- The way Sentry Summons function has been changed somewhat.
- Outside of the DD2 Invasion event, you now have a limit of one sentry summon at a time
- Some of the 1.3.4 content can increase this limit
- Unlike before, when the sentry limit is above 1, you can summon multiple versions of the same sentry. For instance, with a sentry limit of 3, you could summon 3 Frost Hydras at the same time.
- Summoners can now direct their minions to attack a specific target of their choosing. To do this, the summoner must Right Click over an enemy while holding a minion summoning staff. Minions with line of sight on that enemy will target it immediately. However, if the minions do not have line of sight, they will continue to attack targets at random.
- We’ve added an experimental new seed feature to World generation. All worlds generated in 1.3.4 and beyond will have a seed attached to them. You will also be able to set the seed for a world on world generation. PLEASE *NOTE that this feature is not active by default. To activate it, please follow these steps:
1. Find Terraria’s config.json file. On Windows, this should be found in Documents>My Games>Terraria.
2. Open the config file with a basic text editing program, such as Notepad.
3. The 12th line in the config file is labeled "UseExperimentalFeatures" and will be set to "false”".
4. Simply change this to “true” and save the config.json file. The next time you launch Terraria, the option to view and set world seeds will appear.
Please be aware that this is NOT a retroactive feature, and cannot display the seeds for worlds created before 1.3.4, as the data is simply not stored there. Additionally, you must run launch Terraria in 1.3.4 before the option will appear in the config file.
It no longer rains in the space biome.


Bug Fixes

-Fix for AMD Graphics Card related issue involving Living Flame Dye.
-Fixed edges of screen getting inverted colors during a blizzard