The wizard, the tax collector, and the princess love the merchant. Interestingly, the tax collector loves the merchant, but the merchant dislikes the tax collector. It can be difficult balancing where the merchant will go, but luckily not many NPCs dislike the merchant. You can easily power a pylon in the forest by placing the merchant as well as other NPCs that like the forest in a town together. The merchant likes the forest and dislikes the desert. It is best to keep the merchant out of the desert to keep his prices lower and power a pylon in the future.
Give the merchant what he wants and you will get discounts on his inventory. As many of his items are consumable and you will want stacks of these items, it is best to keep the merchant happy. New User posted their first comment. Log in. How to get Merchant to Spawn in Terraria Exploring underground is a quick and easy way to gather enough money for the merchant to move in.
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This is particularly important during a Blood Moon when zombies can open doors. These rooms need to be built to a certain specification. Once built, the NPC will happily move in after a short time. The optimal room has:. These rooms can even be built in the air. You can remove the supports once the house is built to make these houses float. NPCs will live in these floating rooms happily and it prevents monsters from being able to get inside, since the floating houses can be placed above an enemy's jump height.
Most NPCs in Terraria will visit your town when you've met their requirements. You'll also need to have built a room for them before they arrive.
An NPC's arrival is indicated by text that appears on-screen. Some NPCs are special. They're either pets, for which you need to buy a licence from the Zoologist, or wandering NPCs that don't settle into town. Create a new world. Merchant Sells basic tools and supplies. Sells marshmallows in Snow biome All players have 50 silver coins or more combined. Nurse Heals players and debuffs for coins. A player has more than health Demolitionist Sells explosives. A player has an explosive in their inventory Dye Trader Sells the Dye Vat crafting station and provides rare dyes in exchange for Strange Plants.
A player has a dye item or any item used to create dyes. Angler Gives fishing quests, rewarding players if they complete them. Speak to the Angler in the Ocean biome. Zoologist Sells items for critters. Dryad Sells nature, corruption, and crimson items. Can report the percentage of corruption, crimson, and Hallow in the world. Defeat a boss other than King Slime, or Wall of Flesh. Painter Sells paints, painting tools, and paintings. Sells the Jungle Pylon. Golfer Sells golf clubs and other golfing accessories.
Speak to the Golfer in the Underground Desert. Arms Dealer Sells guns, bullets, and other kinds of ammo. A player has bullets or a gun that shoots bullets in their inventory. Defeat Eater of Worlds or Brain of Cthulhu to make him appear. Then speak to him. Stylist Change players hair style. Sells hair dyes. Speak to Stylist to free her from a Spider Cave. Goblin Tinkerer Sells items such as the Tinkerer's Workshop.
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