terraria has various types of NPCs that can be placed in a house. So, this time we will discuss a guide to placing it.
Put NPCs into a house will increase their level of happiness. When NPCs reach the maximum happiness level, they will sell special items such as Pylons.
Due to the large number of NPCs in this game, you may have difficulty determining the best house for each of them.
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Guide to Placing NPCs into Homes in Terraria
All NPCs in Terraria have a happiness level that is influenced by the biome they live in and other NPCs.
Everyone has their most favorite and least favorite biomes. As well as other NPCs they want to live nearby.
With a large number of NPCs, you can save time determining the best biome for them to live in with the following guide.
Forest Biome
Forest is the first biome you encounter when playing this game. There are as many as three NPCs that are most suitable for occupying biomes. The three NPCs are Golfer, Guide, and Zoologist.
Snow Biome
The next biome in Terraria is Snow. NPCs that are suitable for placement are Mechanic, Goblin Tinkerer, and Cyborg.
Goblin Tinkerer and Mechanic really like each other. So they will be suitable to be paired together.
Although Goblin Tinkerer doesn't really like living in the snow, he can help increase Mechanic's happiness.
Mechanic would also love to live with Cyborg. Adding these three NPCs to live together will allow you to buy a Snow Pylon.
Desert Biome
Nurse is the most important NPC you must have at the start of the game. For a small fee, he will help you heal completely.
When you fight the Eye of Cthulhu, having a Nurse will really help you so you don't die in this fight.
When you are strong enough, place the Nurse and Arms Dealer in the Desert. Next, add Steampunker when you have changed to Hardmode.
Wilderness Biome
The Jungle Biome is the easiest to set up in this game. The three NPCs that are most suitable for occupying this biome are Dryad, Painter, and Witch Doctor.
Marine Biome
The sea is the furthest biome from your location, so it will take quite a long time to reach it. NPCs that are suitable to be placed here are Merchant, Angler, and Pirate.
The Merchant is one of the NPCs you will meet for the first time but you don't need to immediately move him here.
The Angler itself will be at sea from the start, so you can immediately make it home without having to relocate.
When the game changes to Hardmode, add a Pirate and you can buy the Pylon you need.
Glowing Mushroom Biome
This biome has two variations, namely upper and lower. You can also make this biome appear on the ground, but it takes a long time.
After successfully building a glowing mushroom biome on the ground, you can place NPC Stylist, Dye Trader, and Truffle together.
Underground Biome
The underground area has several types of biomes. However, because most of the land biome is a cave area and we will build it here.
When exploring underground biomes, you will see many walls made of earth. The wall will turn into stone material when you arrive.
Building a house in this biome is a bit difficult because you have to remove all the existing walls with a hammer and create a flat piece of land to place the house.
After successfully building a house, place three NPCs, namely Clothier, Demolitionist, and Tax Collector to live here.
Hallows Biome
This biome will only open when the game has changed to Hardmode. NPCs that are suitable for occupying this biome are Party Girl, Tavernkeep, and Wizard.
The Princess
Princess is one of the NPCs in Terraria who has her own special and unique features. This NPC doesn't have a particular favorite place to live.
You can pair Princess with anyone, she will still be happy. All the NPCs love it too. This NPC's happiness level can drop if he feels lonely.
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