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Fishing terraria guide
Fishing terraria guide




fishing terraria guide fishing terraria guide

Ocean CrateĪrguably the most natural kind of Crate to find similar to real life, Ocean Crates as well as their Hard Mode version, Seaside Crates, are located only in Ocean biomes. It is also worth mentioning that this kind of Crate can be found in Shadow Chests. As such, players will need a rod that can take the heat, though, once they have such a tool, they'll have a common chance to reel in such Crates. Ominous to behold, Obsidian and Hellstone Crates (the Hard Mode variant) can be found in any biome, however, the catch is that they can only be found via fishing in lava. Alternatively, they can also be found in Sandstone Chests. There isn't much water in which to fish in a Desert biome, however, if players can find an Oasis sub-biome, they can do some fishing for a rare chance to pull up one of these Crates. Players in Hard Mode will find these as Mirage Crates, and, as many can guess, are only found in Desert biomes. However, like most other Crates, they can be found rarely while fishing and are attainable in Frozen Chests. Known as Boreal Crates in Hard Mode, Frozen Crates can only be found in Snow biomes and Ice biomes, being the only breed of Crate to appear in more than a single biome but not all of them. Those who do some fishing can find them on rare occasions as well as possibly in Locked Gold Chests. These, and their Hard Mode cousins the Stockade Crates, appropriately only spawn in Dungeon biomes. Players can find them rarely while fishing but they do not appear in any kind of chest. Hallowed CrateĪlmost relaxing to be around, Hallowed Crates as well as their Hard Mode variant Divine Crates, can only be sought out in Hallow biomes. Furthermore, players can open up Crimson Hearts to possibly find more such Crates. Hematic Crates are what Crimson Crates are called in Hard Mode, and they're both only found in Crimson biomes, though are also a rare find while fishing. These are only found in Corruption biomes as well as in Shadow Orbs, though are also possible to find rarely while fishing. Sinister in appearance due to the eye upon it, Corrupt Crates and their Hard Mode counterparts, Defiled Crates, are a bit spooky to be around. While fishing, players will only find this kind of Crate rarely, though, it's possible to acquire them from Skyware Chests. In Hard Mode, Sky Crates are called Azure Crates and are aptly found only in Sky biomes. They are a rare find while fishing but can be found within Ivy Chests, if the player is a bit lucky.

fishing terraria guide

Jungle Crateīoxes that become Bramble Crates in Hard Mode, Jungle Crates, as one may be able to guess, are only found in Jungle biomes. Like Iron or Mythril Crates, Golden and Titanium ones do not appear as loot in any kind of chest. These shining yellow containers are Titanium Crates in Hard Mode and, despite spawning in any biome, are very rare to find while fishing. Know as Mythril Crates in Hard Mode, Iron Crates are also very easy to find, as they can spawn in any biome, though are uncommonly caught while fishing and cannot be found in any chests whatsoever. They can be found in any biome, are commonly caught while fishing, and can be found in both Surface Chests and Underground Chests. Wooden CrateĬalled Pearlwood Crates in Hard Mode, Wooden Crates are the most commonly found of this container type. To get a better sense of where to find each Crate, be sure to take note of the spawning criteria for every breed of this container. There are 13 different kinds of Crates, however, there are Hard Mode versions for all of them that possess a different name and visual appearance despite containing pretty much the same loot.






Fishing terraria guide