This is useful because minions tend to be passive otherwise and only attack targets nearby, or even move with the player instead of attacking foes. Attacking an enemy with a skill will force minions to prioritize that target. Totems, traps and mines are not counted as minions, they are remote skills.Īlthough minions can't be commanded directly, they can be directed by user actions to attack targets.
The player's IIQ and IIR is added to the minion's support gems values to calculate drops. When a minion kills an enemy, the player is partially rewarded with the kill. Place into an item socket connected to a socket containing the Active Skill Gem you wish to augment. It does not grant a bonus to your character, but to skills in sockets connected to it. You cannot Cast Supported Triggerable Spells directly This is a Support Gem. Supported Skills deal (20-29)% more Spell Damage Supported Skills have 1% increased Spell Critical Strike Chance Supported Skills deal 1% more Attack Damage Supported Skills have 0.5% increased Attack Speed Supported Attacks will Trigger a Supported Spell when you Crit an Enemy Per 1% Quality: 1 Superior 2 Anomalous 3 Divergent Supported Skills have 1% increased Attack Critical Strike Chance Vaal skills, channelling skills, and skills that reserve mana cannot be triggered. The attack skill will trigger a spell when it critically strikes an enemy. Level: (1-20) Requires Level 38 Must support both an attack skill and a spell skill to work. Minions can critically strike but cannot proc Cast on Critical Strike Cast On Critical Strike Support Trigger, Support, Spell Of particular note, support gems will support the attacks and spells of the minion if the skill is relevant. Minion damage is affected by Minion Damage passive skills, some unique items, support gems linked to the minion skill gem, auras and Necromantic Aegis. Minions have their own damage and their actions are treated completely separate from the summoner's. All equipment is optional and makes it easier to perform the task, but otherwise simply use what is at hand.Minions are allied monsters summoned by the player. Some equipment sets are not meant for fighting, but for other activities, such as fishing, building and exploring. Template:Infocard Template:Flexend Other Keep in mind that wearing the shield yourself will prevent you from receiving its effect from others. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 During boss fights, the Paladin's Shield (or its upgrades) should be given to another player to further increase your survivability. ↑ 2.0 2.1 In 1.4, Brain of Confusion provides a 17% dodge chance, and should be used over Master Ninja Gear if the dash effect isn't desired. ↑ If using Valhalla Knight armor, use Minishark (with no speed modifier) with Exploding Bullet to damage yourself and activate Ballista Panic, Brain of Confusion, Master Ninja Gear, and Star Veil as often as possible. While it is possible to beat the game with only summon damage, the Summoning class was balanced around the idea of the player also using weapons from other classes in addition, to minions and whips. Whips are primary weapons that will focus summons and increase their damage. Summoners focus on increasing the number and strength of summonable minions. Magic-users must use mana potions if they wish to recover mana instantly. They are held back by reliance on mana, which regenerates very slowly unless the Mana Regeneration buff is in effect. Magicians are highly varied in attack style, often utilizing special mechanics such as homing, lifesteal, and area-of-effect damage. This can be done through crafting or purchasing from the Arms Dealer. Unless using the Endless Quiver or Endless Musket Pouch, ranged users must constantly acquire ammunition. Rangers are able to attack from a distance, utilizing weapons like bows and guns, as well as thrown objects. Many melee weapons have a short attack range, and those that are viable at a distance tend to do lower damage than their close-range counterparts. 
The melee class utilizes weapons such as swords, spears, and yoyos. This page lists every combat item in the game, from weakest to strongest, providing a comprehensive overview of your in-game progression. In general, it is recommended to focus on one class, as many armors, accessories, and buffs only benefit a specific class, especially later into the game. However, weapons can be grouped into four distinct categories based on their damage type – melee, ranged, magic, and summoning. Terraria has no formal player class or leveling system. For a condensed class setup guide for every stage of the game, see Guide:Class setups.
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