This guide assumes the player is not sequence breaking: The listed equipment will be placed in its appropriate tier of progression whether it's technically possible to retrieve it earlier than intended.In areas where there are no modded items available, it is encouraged that you seek out Vanilla or Donator items to fill in the gap.This doesn't mean you shouldn't use Vanilla or Donator content too, it's just not listed here to keep it simple. This guide will pertain only to Thorium equipment: No Vanilla or Donator items are included.Some things to note about this Class Setups page: This guide will provide potential weapons, armor, accessories, and other options for each class at multiple points of the game.įor a list of equipment from vanilla Terraria, please refer to this guide.įor a more detailed guide for the Healer class, please refer to this guideįor a more detailed guide for the Bard class, please refer to this guide This, plus the existing choices from vanilla, means it may be overwhelming for a first-time player to decide what to use. As with vanilla, each class's versatility, capabilities, and power increase as you progress through the game. In addition to this, the mod adds a completely revamped Thrower class with mechanics unique to the Thorium Mod, as well as two completely new classes for the player to play as: Healer and Bard. The Thorium Mod heavily expands on the number of options available for the four vanilla classes – Melee, Ranged, Magic, and Summon. Status: Revised (This Guide got revised and is up to date!)

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