The common limit of all minions is that each has a limited rate of attack and damage, but the different types also have various limits to their movement and/or attacks. Minions provide an ongoing source of damage against enemies which requires little or no attention from the player. A minion costs mana to summon initially, but follows the player indefinitely thereafter at no further cost. There are several different minions available, some of which can walk or fly, and attack using melee or ranged means. They follow the player indefinitely until the player dies, summons a replacement minion, manually cancels their buff, or exits the world. There are currently 26 summon weapons on the Desktop version, 25 on the Console version and Mobile version, 19 on the Switch version and tModLoader version, 11 on the Old-gen console version, and 5 on the 3DS version. Some whips have bonus effects which can be activated by minions, but not by sentries. Hitting an enemy with a whip causes a player's minions and sentries to target it immediately. Whips are related weapons that deal summon damage without summoning any minions. Additionally, the set bonuses of the Stardust armor, Chlorophyte armor, and Forbidden armor will summon an entity to fight for the player in a manner similar to minions. Minions are mobile characters that follow the player, while sentries remain stationary. The characters spawned by most summon weapons fall into one of two categories: minions and sentries. They cannot be hurt or killed, and deal summon damage. Bags increase the amount of weight a player can carry and also feature a unique set of perks.Summon weapons are a type of weapon that spawns secondary characters that will aid the player during battle by automatically attacking enemies within range. All Trinkets feature a gem slot with a permanent slotted gem. Unlike regular items, Named and Legendary items have fixed Gear Scores. There is a higher chance of a Named or Legendary item dropping from more difficult creatures, but there are items of this rarity at all skill levels. Named and Legendary items feature pre-determined perks and gem slots.
In Heavy equip load (over 23), your character will perform a "hop" dodge.In Medium equip load (over 13), your character will perform a "jump" dodge.In Light equip load (0-13), your character will perform a "roll" dodge.Armor comes in three corresponding types: Light, Medium, and Heavy. There are three states of Equip Load: Light, Normal, and Heavy. Your current equip load can be seen on the left side of the inventory screen. Equip Load dictates a player's dodge (performed with the Shift Key). Randomly, a piece of equipment may have a Gem Slot.Īll pieces of equipment have a weight that contributes to the player's equip load. No Perks: Common- This level or rarity does not bind on equip.A piece of equipment can have up to 3 perks. The number of perks on a piece of equipment determines its rarity. Tougher creatures will drop higher rarity equipment with a higher gear score. In addition to crafting equipment, players may obtain equipment by killing and looting creatures. It can also be dropped by enemies and found in Boxes. Engineers craft Bows, Muskets, Ammunition and Tools.If the player chooses to increase the number of resources spent in crafting, there is a higher chance that the crafted item will have one or more Perks or Empty Gem Sockets. Crafted equipment will have a gear score that falls within a range determined by the tier of the item as well as the player's crafting skill ability. Equipment can be crafted by a player using the appropriate Crafting skill.
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