Terraria Pylons How to increase NPC happiness (2024)

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Terraria Pylons How to increase NPC happiness? ›

Happiness is positively affected by crowding, biome preference, and NPC preference. A lack of crowding multiplies the total by 95%, a loved biome or NPC multiplies by 88%, and a liked biome or NPC multiplies by 94%.

The vendor NPC must be happy, with a sale modifier of 90% or better. Remember that NPC relationships are not always symmetrical, but only one vendor needs to be happy enough to sell the pylon.

Two other factors come into play, but for these, happiness is irrelevant – all that matters is the NPC's presence: NPCs also suppress enemy spawning nearby. In Normal mode, 3 NPCs "on screen" are needed to completely suppress the spawning of enemies, which is usually desirable for a town.

Happiness is positively affected by crowding, biome preference, and NPC preference. A lack of crowding multiplies the total by 95%, a loved biome or NPC multiplies by 88%, and a liked biome or NPC multiplies by 94%.

Town Slimes are a type of town pet. They can be moved in by players, similar to the Town Cat, Town Dog, and Town Bunny. They also count for Pylon requirements and reduce enemy spawn rate, and do not affect NPC happiness in any way.

Note that although any number of any type of pylon can be purchased, only one of each type can be placed in the world at a time.

Once players have fourteen NPCs (eight on the mobile and console versions) in their Terraria town, there is then a 2.5% chance that the Party Girl will spawn every morning and evening. Players should note that the Old Man, Traveling Merchant, and Skeleton Merchant NPCs don't count toward this goal.

An NPC home/room must meet certain minimum size requirements. It must be at least 35 blocks large (excluding the bounding blocks that make up the ceiling, floor and walls) to be considered valid housing.

In Terraria, the Princess NPC will spawn once two conditions are met. Firstly, there must be an empty house available for her. Secondly, all other town NPCs (excluding Santa Claus or town pets) must be present. This means that she can only spawn after defeating Plantera, which is when the Cyborg NPC can move in.

The Cyborg is a Hardmode, post-Plantera NPC vendor that will appear once Plantera has been defeated at least once in the current world and a vacant house is available.

What is the Princess preferred biome in Terraria? ›

The Princess is unique in that she does not have any biome or neighbor preferences. She loves up to three NPCs that live nearby and is liked by all NPCs around her.

Two town NPCs cannot live in the same house at the same time. Houses must not be located near Corruption or Crimson, and if those biomes spread too close to an occupied house, the NPC living there may move out from that house.

Players with high luck have better coin drop rates in the same way as damage, for around a 15% increase/decrease at maximum/minimum luck. Only enemy drops are affected by luck. The drop rates of items from grab bags like crates or Oysters are unaffected.

Are there any risks? A vast amount of research has been carried out over the past 40 years investigating the potential health effects of EMFs. Despite all that research, there are no proven health effects below the exposure limits.

Amongst fears over the negative visual impact and health implications of pylons (often oversimplistically branded 'nimbyism'), a keen concern for the environment drives many anti-pylon sympathisers.

The Universal Pylon is a Hardmode, post-Moon Lord Pylon obtained by completing 100% of the Bestiary, at which point it will be sold by the Zoologist for 1. It can be placed anywhere, and used in any biome. Unlike other Pylon variants, it does not require a nearby NPC to function.

A strut is a solid bar joined into a structure to make it more stable. Struts are used in roof trusses, bridges, cranes and pylons. Skeletons are frame structures made of a system of struts.