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** Its upgrade, the Megashark, gets a 50% chance of not consuming ammo. And it deals a lot more damage, too.
** [[Good Wings, Evil Wings|Angel Wings and Devil Wings]], new accessories as of 1.1, gives the ability of flight, similar to Rocket Boots. Only with longer flight time. Not to mention, their flight time can be extended even longer, as they stack with Rocket Boots and Spectre Boots. They also have the ability to negate all fall damage, similar to Lucky Horseshoe, AND have the ability to feather fall (fall slower). Making them three accessories in one! Not to mention...they're wings. [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|Visible wings. Need we say more?]]
** The Magical Harp has the seemingly mundane ability to fire damaging musical notes at different speeds based on how close the cursor is to your character. Doesn't sound all that impressive at first. However, the notes pierce enemies and rebound off walls, which makes them perfect against worm enemies. Buffed correctly, it can bring down [[Damage Sponge Boss|the Destroyer]] in ''15 seconds''.
** The Flamethrower is a fun weapon to use, and it runs on Gel, a very common resource.
[[Badass Santa]]: The Christmas event occurs yearly and allows the player to buy a Santa suit for about 45 gold.
** Furthermore, the Frost Moon event includes a ridiculously powerful Santa mech as an enemy.
* [[Battle Boomerang]]: There are several boomerang items in the game. They deal decent damage, have excellent knockback, and can be thrown as fast as they return to you. And if you miss, you're better off switching to a melee weapon until it comes back.
** With Hellstone you can make the Enchanted Boomerang into a [[Incendiary Exponent|Flamarang.]] Also the Thorn Chakram, which behaves similarly to the boomerangs. The Light Disk is also like the Thorn Chakram, but can be stacked to have FIVE OF THEM FLYING AT ONCE. [[Macross Missile Massacre]] in boomerang form, indeed.
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* [[Beef Gate]]: You can enter the Dungeon at the edge of the map anytime you like. You can only ''safely'' enter the dungeon after you've taken out Skeletron. If you enter before killing Skeletron, you will be facing a Dungeon Guardian that has 9999 hit points ''[[There Is No Kill Like Overkill|and hits you for 9000 points of damage.]]''
** The Dungeon Guardian was introduced because players learned how to kill the Skeletron heads that, previously, guarded the dungeon before you killed Skeletron. But guess what...players have learned how to kill the Dungeon Guardian.
** A lot of special biomes contain initially overpowered enemies, motivating you to at least come equipped with decent gear before you tackle them. It's possible to explore those areas as a new character, but it's extremely risky; even the basic enemies inside these biomes can kill you in a few hits and your items are probably too weak to fight back. It's risk vs reward however, as these biomes are likely to contain really good items, [[Sequence Break|which'll help you get stronger quick]].
* [[Berserk Board Barricade]]: You might find yourself doing this when the Blood Moon rises and zombies gain the ability to open doors. In hard mode you also have to worry about a number of new hostile enemies including were wolves trying to batter down your doors.
* [[BFS]]: Several, including the Blade of Grass and the Phaseblades, which are double your height and still maybe a little bit longer. The Fiery Greatsword is slightly larger, and ''[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|made of fire]]''. The Night's Edge, which is made of (among other things) the Blade of Grass and the Fiery Greatsword, as well. Muramasa is comparatively smaller, but still around the height of the player. The 1.1 update introduces the Breaker Blade, which is one monstrosity of a sword that dwarfs them all in size.
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