How To Spawn Deerclops In Terraria 1.4.3. With the release of the 1.4.3 update, Deerclops from Don’t Starve Together has arrived in Terraria, and this tutorial will show you how to spawn him.
The Terraria x Don’t Starve Together crossover event has begun, and the two games will be trading bosses. This implies that Terraria gamers will be able to fight Deerclops, a Don’t Starve Together boss who is only active during the winter. However, fans must first locate Deerclops before engaging in combat with it, and this article explains how to do so.
Russ Boswell updated this page on February 14th, 2022: Many years after its first release, Terraria remains one of the best indie games ever developed. Despite the fact that the game’s final patch has passed, players are still logging in every day to create new worlds, build expensive bases, and battle bosses in the hit side-scroller. For those who haven’t played in a while, the 1.4.3 patch included some new bosses, one of the most intriguing being the Deerclops. This Don’t Starve Together crossover boss has an imposing presence and drops some unusual things. The following instruction has been revised to better demonstrate players how to summon Deerclops in Terraria.
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In Terraria 1.4.3, How Can You Summon Deerclops?
To begin, players must create a Deer Thing by mixing three Flinx Fur, one Lens, and either five Crimtane Ore or five Demonite Ore at an Altar. These material requirements are extremely simple to meet, allowing Deerclops to be summoned early in pre-hardmode. In reality, before slaying the Eater of Worlds, fans can face Deerclops, but the combat may be challenging at that point in the game.
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After crafting the Deer Thing, users need go to a snow biome in Terraria and summon the Deerclops with the summoning item. When it spawns, it will be invulnerable for a short time, and fans will have to avoid the Deerclops’ varied attacks until it can be targeted. For those who are curious, this boss has three distinct attacks: one that summons nightmare hands, another that summons a wave of ice spikes on the ground, and a third that summons snowballs into the air.
Terraria Deerclops Stats
Deerclops can be fought in Pre-Hardmode, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. In fact, for the unprepared player, it may be downright punitive, and this is especially true in Expert and Master game settings. Here are the statistics that Deerclops brings to the table:
| Stats | Classic Mode | Expert Mode | Master Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Life | 7000 | 14000 | 21000 |
| Defense | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Knockback Resist | 100% | 100% | 100% |
| Melee Damage | 20 | 40 | 60 |
| Ice Spike Damage | 26 | 52 | 78 |
| Debris Attack Damage | 36 | 72 | 108 |
| Shadow Hand Damage | 20 | 40 | 60 |
Deerclops Drops In Terraria
The Deerclops, predictably, drops loot when defeated, and some of its special items are only available in Master mode. The following is a complete list of all of Deerclops’ drops, with the exception of those items that are only available in Terraria’s Master mode:
- Bone Helm (Expert+): Summons nightmare hands that attack enemies. – Drop Rate: 100%
- Deerclops Eyeball (Master): Summons Tiny Deerclops pet in Terraria. – Drop Rate: 25%
- Deerclops Relic (Master) – Drop Rate: 100%
- Deerclops Trophy – Drop Rate: 10%
- Deerclops Mask – Drop Rate: 14.29%
- Eye Bone: Summons a mobile piggy bank. – Drop Rate: 33%
- Eyebrella: A vanity item that summons a rain cloud above the player character. – Drop Rate: 33%
- Houndius Shootius: A sentry summon weapon that summons Houndius Shootius. – Drop Rate: 25%
- Lucy the Axe: Utters phrases when used on a tree, put in a trash can, or not used. – Drop Rate: 25%
- Pew-matic Horn: Projectiles take the form of random items. – Drop Rate: 25%
- Radio Thing: Activates the visual effect seen in the Constant world seed. – Drop Rate: 33%
- Weather Pain: Summons a temporary tornado when used. Ignores 10 points of Defense. – Drop Rate: 25%
Terraria is currently available for the Nintendo 3DS, iOS, PC, PS Vita, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
