But what are the most expensive items in Terraria and how much will they set players back? To help new and returning fans get a better grip on the rarest items in Terraria , the following list has been updated with even more entries.

A lot of the expensive items in Terraria are there just for show, offering up neat particle effects or summoning precious pets. There are some weapons, however, that cost quite a bit of cash because they're downright devastating. The Mushroom Spear is a great example of this, doing the third-most damage of any spear in the game and summoning a small horde of mushroom minions that hang in the air when used.

To get this powerful spear, players will need to coax out the Truffle NPC. They'll be able to purchase it from the creature for 70 gold coins after any of the Mechanical bosses have been defeated. Wings are some of the most sought-after items in Terraria. They look amazing, are great for movement, and can help players battle some of the toughest foes. They aren't just a fashion statement, they're completely necessary.

With so many to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which wings a player wants to use. Those with some extra pocket change can snag some nature-inspired Leaf Wings for 75 gold coins. There are a lot of unique weapons to collect in Terraria but only one of them turns combat into a dazzling display of color and gunpowder.

The Celebration is a launcher that uses fireworks for ammo, switching between multiple colors and lighting up the surrounding area in a truly spectacular display when rockets contact enemies. The 80 gold price tag is nothing to scoff at but players should be fairly wealthy by the time they're able to buy this entertaining weapon.

It's sold by the Party Girl but only after the Golem has been defeated. It's a long road to gaining the Celebration but well worth it for those that love fireworks. There are a lot of cool "vanity" items to be found in Terraria. These items don't have stats and are worn over armor, changing the appearance of items and characters.

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For money-making strategies, see Guide:Making money. Internal Projectile ID : Desktop version. All of these are good for carrying buff potions and storing things when you'd otherwise have to return to town or choose to throw them away, as you can carry items inside them and extend your inventory capacity.

Keep it emptied aside from coins and those will be protected, while also allowing you to carry more loot and earn more money on a run. Rather than make this like some cheesy top 20 article with a clickbait title, I'm getting straight to the best way I've found: farming bosses and events. I'm also going to list the items you need to farm to summon or initiate them as a bonus. Farming a normal mode boss may yield upwards of 10 when ore is turned into bars.

This may not seem like much, but is quite a lot to a player who has not yet defeated Wall of Flesh to Initiate Hard Mode. It gets substantially better with the Mechanical Bosses. I'm listing these in the order you are likely to encounter them.

Hardmode Bosses are worth over 30 each, some more than others. The one you should farm depends upon your own build and that which you can kill fastest. Destroyer is likely easiest to farm - many find him the simplest of the bosses to face, especially on the surface, and the materials for him can be farmed at any time thanks, kindly redditor!

Once you're in full Hallowed Armor, it is a very easy fight. You can technically summon all three Mechanical Bosses at once and fight them, earning an achievement for doing so. However I wouldn't recommend this unless you've got great armor and a powerful weapon so you can bring them down quickly.

This is where the best money making in Terraria can be found - at least in the case of Frost Moon and Pumpkin Moon Events. Those two can net you or more each due to the high silver drops of monsters and the price of items you'll receive for killing them. The upper limits are mainly reserved for those who create an arena with traps and the like to ensure maximum kills. It all depends how far you make it in terms of waves and if you can avoid any deaths which eat into your killing time, which lasts from PM - AM.

You can farm materials to trigger them yourself. These two are End-game, as Plantera must have been defeated in order to get Ectoplasm from the Dungeon. You get an income of 50 per minute per NPC in town, up to a maximum of 10 gold.

It's nice to be able to get the free gold, but not an amazing money-maker in and of itself. With 20 NPCs, you'll get about 1 Gold every 10 minutes. Still, free money is free money! Normal Ores We all come to a point where the early-game Ores are no longer useful and just taking up space in the stash.

Keep in mind that you can always load up a new world, take your character with their great pickaxe and a mining potion and go to town tearing things up, then delete that world if you like.

It's an honest way to make money in the game. However, with the transition to these better ores - which are infinitely farmable by the way of summoning bosses - the bars are worth more. Demonite ore is worth 8 and a bar is worth 32 yet it only takes 3 ore to make a bar. Crimtane is 9 vs For Meteorite, which is not as easily farmed, the gap is even wider - but those do not come in quantity. Last of the pre-Hardmode ores is Hellstone, but you should keep that for ammunition and the great flask of fire.

Hellstone and the obsidian used to turn it into bars cannot be sold, but the bars themselves come in at 40 - not as amazing as it seems given the need to enter lava while also farming obsidian to make it. The obsidian skull is good profit, mentioned below. Hardmode Ores Hardmode Ores are equal to bars up to Orichalcum, where selling the ore is worth more than the bars.

However, there is more to buy than you've seen thus far. The thing I find the most useful is the demolitions merchant. When you start getting around to finding and breaking Shadow Orbs, 3-stacks of dynamite are going to be particularly useful to get to the Orbs, and bombs are and any leftovers are helpful to deal with the resulting meteorite.

Also, when you get to the underworld, this can be somewhat useful for clearing large amounts of Hellstone to get to the bottom of the screen though you'll obviously need to fill in as you go so you aren't left with a big lava channel.

Don't forget the merchant also sells Lesser Healing Potions - as you progress you will spend less and less time above ground to collection Mushrooms, and you'll want to craft full Healing Potions out of a Lesser Healing Potion and a Glowing Mushroom.

The Tinkerer can reforge weapons by giving them random bonus abilities. Random is key here: there are many possibilities for abilities and reforging can get quite expensive, so you will easily sink at least a platinum piece upgrading your equipment to get the desired abilities. In terms of multiplayer some players accept money for items, and of course their rates can be very high. This seems pointless but the difficulty curve after defeating the Wall of Flesh is quite steep, and most of the bosses are unbeatable on your own without newer gear or a buddy to play with.

So hold on to your money, it might land you a really great item that someone else isn't interested in. And if you still got money leftover after doing all that stuff, you can always use the Coin Gun , which uses money as ammo, doing quite a lot of damage on platinum coins.

Edit: Wait a second, this question is years old, why did it appear on top of my feed anyway. Oh well. It is used for upgrading the Minishark to a MegaShark which is considered to be the strongest gun if you count the bullets per second. It is also the hardest gun to make considering the crafting recipe which is 20 Soul of Might you get after you kill the Destroyer , 5 shark fins get from sharks at the ocean , illegal gun parts 75 gold, bought from Gun Dealer during a blood Moon and a Minishark bought from a Gun Dealer 35 Gold.