Terraria Master Mode Bosses and Exclusive Items
Terraria, the action-adventure sandbox game was released almost 10 years ago and still quite popular among players around the world. Developed by Re-Logic and published by 505 Games, Terraria was first released for Microsoft Windows on May 16, 2011, and has since been ported to several other platforms.
Terraria is currently available on platforms including Android, iOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. The game features five unique players and five different worlds called Terrarian world to choose from. In the game, you navigate through the game digging, fighting, exploring, and build deep into the cavernous world of Terraria.
In Terraria, you are also in the search for treasure and raw materials which helps you craft ever-evolving gear, machinery, and aesthetics and make your way ahead in the game.
The game features four different difficulty modes related to the worlds you choose including Journey Mode, Classic Mode, Expert Mode, and the hardest Terraria Master Mode. The game also features some character-specific difficulty modes too such as Hard Mode and Hardcore Mode.
Terraria Master Mode
Terraria Master Mode also quoted as “Game over man, game over!” is the highest level of difficulty mode option that can be selected during world creation. It further increases the difficulty of the game beyond Expert Mode. But the good thing is that it also includes Master Mode–exclusive items which we will talk about later in the post below.
Since this is the hardest difficulty mode in the game. Enemies have roughly 50% more health and damage and 10% more knockback resistance than in Expert Mode. That’s three times as much health and damage and 20% more knockback resistance than in Classic Mode.
Terraria Master Mode Exclusive Items
Terraria Master Mode, as I told above includes lots of great exclusive items which are rewarded after you defeat any Master Mode bosses. Notably, Bosses defeated in Master Mode drop their Treasure Bag, which contains the Expert-exclusive content of the boss.
In addition, they drop Master-exclusive items separately, which has Fiery Red rarity.
Bosses also drop Relics, these are furniture items that are always dropped by bosses in Master Mode. These items are a shiny statue resembling the boss. Bosses in Master Mode also have a 25% chance of dropping an item that summons a pet, light pet, or mount.
Terraria Bosses
The game also has a wide range of bosses to fight within the game. The Terraria bosses are categorized into three different parts.
- Pre-Hardmode bosses
- Hardmode bosses
- Event mini-bosses
Below you can check out the list of all three categories of Master Mode bosses and the Relic, they drop.
Pre-Hardmode bosses
King Slime - Eye of Cthulhu, Eater of World, Brain of Cthulhu, Queen Bee, Skeletron, Wall of Flesh.
Hardmode bosses
Queen Slime, The Twins, The Destroyer, Destroyer Relic, Skeletron Prime, Plantera, Empress of Light, Golem, Duke Fishron, Lunatic Cultist, Moon Lord.
Event mini-bosses
Pumpking, Mourning Wood, Everscream, Santa-NK1, Ice Queen, Dark Mage, Ogre, Betsy, Flying Dutchman, Martian Saucer.
Terraria is available on PS4, Xbox, PC via Steam, iOS, and Android for $4.99 (approx. Rs. 410 INR).
However, the game is also available for free on Android for Google Play Pass subscribers which is currently not available in many countries including India.
Article Written by: Rizwan Ahmad
The article syndicated from Cyberockk.com.
