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Characters: Terraria
Given the loads of NPC's, monsters, and bosses. It's no doubt that there's a character list for this game. This page also Needs Wiki Magic Love.
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The Player
The nameless player starts off with a copper short sword, a copper pickaxe, and a copper axe, along with a carrot to summon a bunny if they bought the collector's edition. The player can also be joined by others in multiplayer.
- Badass: Over the course of the game you will run into various unspeakable horrors, and if you are armed and prepared enough, you can KILL said horrors in combat,then take it even further by FARMING them.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Is a practitioner of this. Regardless of play class, if you can't find an enemy that is able to keep up with you in speed, strength or power then chances are the fight is going to be over with either little to no damage taken and the enemy utterly obliterated.
- Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Essentially every single boss fight. Special Mention goes to beating The Moon Lord, who looks pretty much like Cthulhu himself.
- Featureless Protagonist: The game sports a numerous amount of customizations for your character, meaning that you can add your own personal touch to the character so it looks the way you want it to. And it's played straight in all of the NPC dialogue; the only feature NP Cs will ever comment on is whether you're a boy or a girl, and even then only sometimes.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: By killing the Wall of Flesh, the Player turns a slightly corrupted world into one threatened to be overrun by huge, competing, pockets of hallow and corruption or crimson.
- One-Man Army: The player finds themselves facing a lot of enemies in their journey, and provided he has the skill, equipment and health, can mow them all down en masse. Heck, the player even takes on whole armies in the various wave events and if you are ready for them, then you can turn the attack into a massacre for the invading army.
Non-Player CharactersAll NPC's can move into a player's town if they have, a room with light, a large item (such as a table, dresser, bookshelf, etc.) and a comfort item (such as a chair, bench, bed, etc.), a door and some criteria specific to the NPC.
The Guide
The first NPC, who you start out with in every world. As befits his name he guides you with tips of varying levels of helpfulness, and if you show him any material item he can tell you what can be crafted from it.
- The Scrappy: Invoked. He got hate from the beginning for appearing in every world, being unkillable, and subject to mass Artificial Stupidity. At this point he's even become the scrappy in-game, with other NPCs occasionally making comments about how much they hate him.
- The Smart Guy: Supposedly. He does know a lot, but is still subject to the occasional Artificial Stupidty.
- Voodoo Doll: First hinted at by the Arms Dealer before they are found being carried by voodoo demons in the underworld. Equipping it as an accessory allows you to actively harm the guide with whatever weapon you had and throwing it into lava also vaporized the guide with it. Should it be thrown into lava in the underworld then it summons the Wall of Flesh.
As the player amasses more money the Merchant will appear to relieve them of that burdensome cash. He sells mostly general use items, some potions, and spare tools in case the player loses theirs and lacks the materials to make more.
- Honest John's Dealership: Judging by his dialog. He's constantly trying to foist off items of dubious usefulness like "perfectly ventilated armor", despite his claims of not being a junk dealer he's tried to sell useless angel statues to other NPCs, and he sells dirt blocks for exorbitant prices on the international market.
The nurse will move in once a player has found a heart crystal to expand their maximum health above the starting 100. She can heal the player the player and remove any debuffs.
- All Periods Are PMS: All of the female characters get really nasty during a Blood Moon, which the devs have confirmed is a joking reference to periods. The Nurse is no exception, as her lines become various levels of bitchy, either accusing the player of being a hypochondriac or complaining that they dare to get injured.
- Amusing Injuries: Several of her lines has her casually mentioning re-attached body parts or other grievous wounds.
- Tsundere: The Nurse can come off as this: Some of her quotes suggest a Team Mom mentality, others that she only sticks around because you pay her.
- Turn Your Head and Cough: One of the random quotes when you talk to her, even if your character is female.
He's a painter, dressed in a red cap and white overalls. He sells everything you need to paint your world, as well as a number of decorative paintins, particularly landscapes.
Dye Trader
The dye trader moves in when you have found any item that can be used to make dyes. He sells the dye vat and silver dye.
- Color-Coded Multiplayer: In a multiplayer server, he sells Team Dye that changes the color of the armor/clothing that it's applied to the respective color of the team if you are on one.
Moves in after you find grenades/dynamite or craft sticky bombs and can sell you more of them.
- Leaning on the Fourth Wall: If you talk to him, he may ask you to sign a "Griefing Waiver".
- Our Dwarves Are All the Same: He has many of the stereotypical dwarf's traits. He is significantly shorter than other NPCs and has a beard. Furthermore, his mining helmet, lantern, and the fact that he sells Explosives fits the trope of dwarves preferring underground environments.
- The Rival: To the Arms Dealer.
- Stuff Blowing Up: His specialty.
An NPC introduced in 1.2.4 sleeping in the ocean. He gives out rewards upon giving him a specific fish.
- Bratty Half-Pint: The only child NPC in the game, and the most annoying character in the game. At times he even refers to the player as an errand boy
- Infant Immortality: He can be hurt by monsters or traps like the other townsfolk, but instead of dying bloodily like the others, he vanishes in a puff of smoke with the message "[name] has left" when his health runs out.
- Non-Standard Character Design: So far the only NPC that is shorter than everybody else, due to being a child.
A new NPC introduced in 1.2.3 that is found inside a spider nest, bounded by webs and can be freed. She can change your hair style. She also sells various hair dyes.
- Ax-Crazy: Downplayed Trope as she's only this on blood moons. The other female npcs only go as far as telling you not to bug them. This one? She will threaten to go Sweeney Todd on you with her styling tools if you don't leave her alone.
- All Periods Are PMS: During the Blood Moon, which the devs have confirmed is a joking reference to periods, she threatens you with her scissors and razor.
- Color-Coded Multiplayer: In multiplayer servers, she sells Team Hair Dye that makes the player's hair change colors depending on what team they're on.
- Diegetic Interface: Many of her hair dyes can be used as Dead Space-style indicators such as life, mana, depth, biome, team, time, etc.
Party Girl
The party girl moves if you have eight NPC's. She sells party supplies, including fireworks.
- All Periods Are PMS: She's the only female NPC that averts this during the Blood Moon.
- Joke Item: All of her items have no real significance for actual combat or other tasks but just there to, well, party.
- Lethal Joke Item: The Fireworks she sells in Hardmode can kill enemies and even bosses, and the Confetti she sells can be combined with empty casings from the Arms Dealer to make Confetti Ammunition, which is more powerful than all pre-Hard Mode ammunition.
- Shout-Out: She is a very blatant shout out to Pinkie Pie, she has blue eyes, dark pink hair, a love for parties, etc. And she can have names such as Sparkle and Trixie.
She will move in if you have defeated a boss. She can tell how corrupt/crimson or hallow the world is and sells various natural materials like acorns and seeds.
- All Periods Are PMS: During the blood moon but not as bad as the Nurse and Mechanic.
- Nature Spirit
- Really 700 Years Old: "I wish [Arms Dealer] would stop flirting with me. Doesn't he realize I'm 500 years old?"
- Shout-Out: "The sands of time are flowing, and you are not aging gracefully."
- Stripperiffic: She's clad in naught but vines and leaves.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: She encourages the player character to make the world a Crapsaccharine World by spreading the Hallow.
Arms Dealer
He moves in after you find a gun. He sells guns and bullets.
- Arms Dealer: Of the Gun Shop Owner type. He can sell you illegal parts, however.
- Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better: Notice how he only sells weapons and ammo that are kinetic?
- More Dakka: The Minishark, then upgraded into the Megashark
- The Rival: To the Demolitionist.
- Shotguns Are Just Better: He sells them in hardmode.
- You Do NOT Want To Know: It's best he didn't answer HOW he made the Minishark.
Goblin Tinkerer
After a goblin invasion, he can be found underground. He can reforge items and sells various gizmos as well as the tinkerer's workshop.
- All Your Powers Combined: Sells a workbench that allows you to combine certain sets of accessories together.
- Expecting Someone Taller: Lampshaded.
- Grappling-Hook Pistol: Sold for 2 gold in case the Randomly Drops were unkind that you couldn't find an actual hook for one.
- Interspecies Romance: Goblin X Human.
- JetPack: Sells Rocket Boots for 5 gold, and combined with Hermes Boots at the workbench to make Spectre Boots.
- Lampshade Hanging: He hangs a lot of lampshades on the goblins such as the fact that they carry the spike balls they drop, the true direction they approach from due to the sun's left-to-right pattern (making West and East flipped), the fact that thieves don't even steal anything and that tattered cloth from their scouts can be used to start a war with them.
- Luck-Based Mission: Getting the right modifier for a weapon can cost immense amounts of time and money, especially if said item is incredibly expensive to buy/sell. But that Unreal Megashark is so tempting...
- Our Goblins Are Different: He's quite adept at technology, selling you the tinkerer's workshop, necessary to combine accesories, and also sells spike balls that can be used as traps.
- Ship Tease: He's always asking about the mechanic.
- Shout-Out: His name is a reference to Warcraft III's Goblin Tinker.
- "Hey, does your hat need a motor? I think I have a motor that would fit exactly in that hat."
- "Yo, I heard you like rockets and running boots, so I put some rockets in your running boots."
- Will They or Won't They?: Toward the Mechanic.
Witch Doctor
The witch doctor moves in after defeating the Queen Bee. She/He sells the imbuing station and various tribal-themed accessories and items.
- Ambiguously Human: She/He may or may not be a Lihzahrd.
He can move in after you defeat Skeletron. He sells clothes.
- Shout-Out: Nearly every line he says is a reference to a Tom Hanks movie.
- Voodoo Doll: Now dropped by Skeletons in the dungeon, in-case you aren't bothered to build an elaborate lava trap to get his hat. Killing him this way will summon Skeletron again if it's night.
Like the goblin, she's also bound, and found in the dungeon. She sells wires and wiring tools.
- All Periods Are PMS: During the blood moon.
- Distressed Damsel: While he was still cursed the Clothier tied her up and tossed her into the dungeon, and the player has to save her before she moves in.
- Interspecies Romance: She's a human, and has a crush on the Goblin Tinkerer.
- Oblivious to Love: She doesn't understand the Arms Dealer's comments about "pushing her pressure plate".
- Ship Tease: She's always asking about the goblin tinkerer.
- Will They or Won't They?: Towards the Tinkerer.
Once the world is in hardmode, he can appear underground, bound. He sells the materials to make a variety of magical weapons.
- Accidental Misnaming: He frequently calls you by the names of other NPCs of your character's gender.
- Magic Librarian: He sells tomes that are used to craft the Crystal Storm, Cursed Flames, and Golden Shower spellbooks.
- Shout-Out: "Someone once told me 'friendship is magic'. That's ridiculous, you can't turn people into frogs with friendship!"
The truffle will only move into a house within a surface mushroom biome during hardmode and cannot be moved anywhere outside of it. He sells mushroom stuff.
- Shout-Out: He doesn't know the "Truffle Shuffle", so stop asking.
- What the Hell, Player?: He calls you out for "stealing his children".
The pirate moves in after defeating the Pirate Invasion and sells cannons primarily, and some other things.
- Pirate Parrot: Which you can buy as a pet, but it requires him in the ocean and is the most expensive item in the entire game. The Cyborg also implies the Pirate has one of his own after exclaiming how corrosive it's droppings are to him.
Santa Claus
He will only move in if 1: It's around December 15th to 31st and 2: If you summon, and defeat the Frost Legion. He sells a variety of Christmas-themed decoarative items, including christmas trees and trimmings.
- And Your Reward Is Clothes: Oh, and some decorative items too for beating the Frost Legion.
- Holiday Mode: Santa only appears during December 15th to 31st.
The Steampunker moves in if you have beaten at least one hardmode boss. She sells a variety of high-tech gizmos, including the Clentaminator, which allows you to change entire biomes with relative ease.
- All Periods Are PMS: During a Blood Moon.
- Steam Punk: She fulfills this role ten times over.
The cyborg will move in once you have defeated Plantera and collected a rocket launcher. He sells rockets.
- Ambidextrous Sprite: Either his optical enhancement is more like goggles for both eyes or they can swap between eyes based on how the eye that's shown is always covered.
- Cyborg: That's what he is.
- Expo Speak Gag: "My expedition efficiency was critically reduced when a projectile impacted my locomotive actuator."
- Logic Bomb: Completely unaffected, in fact, he makes a joke of it.
- Stuff Blowing Up: Many of his items involve explosions, excluding the nanites.
Critters spawn in certain environments and are completely harmless and all of them can be caught using the bug net sold by the Merchant and put into bottles or Terrariums. These include birds, cardinals, blue jays, ducks, mallards, bunnies, squirrels, fireflies, butterflies, goldfish, worms, grasshoppers, mice, snails, scorpions, black scorpions, penguins, frogs, lightning bugs, glowing snails and truffle worms. The truffle worm is used for summoning Duke Fishron
- Animalistic Abomination: The Corrupted forms of penguins and bunnies. Considering that The Corruption has a reputation for spawning minor Eldritch Abominations, this comes part and parcel.
- Bunnies for Cuteness: Bunnies spawn at random and you can even catch one to put into a terrarium to keep. Although they become less cute during Blood Moons.
- Everything's Better with Penguins: In the snow biome, unless it's a Blood Moon then you should run...
- Gold Makes Everything Shiny: 1.3 brought about gold versions of all critters, which are very rare and worth 10 gold coins each.
- Metal Slime: Truffle worms, they burrow away the moment you get too close and spawn rarely.
The Eye of Cthulhu
First boss of the game, it can appear if you craft/find and use a suspicious looking eye during the night, or if you expand you maximum health over 200, it has 2800 health and the first phase involves spawning tinier versions of it, after its health goes down to 1400, it will transform into its second phase, the lens turning into a gaping maw as it rams you much more often but it does lose a bit of defense from it. On death, it will drop gold, potions, demonite ore/crimtane ore (depending if it's corruption/crimson in the world respectively) and several hearts to refill your life along with a chance for it to drop binoculars and it's respective boss trophy and mask.
- Eldritch Abomination: Well, at least the eye of one.
- Flunky Boss: For the first phase
- Time-Limit Boss: It will run away if you do not defeat it by dawn.
- Turns Red: The 1.3 Big Update adds a new attack to the Eye's arsenal in Expert Mode, granting it a powerful and even faster berserker charge when it is critically wounded.
The Eater of Worlds
A giant worm and the second boss of the game that will show up when you smash three shadow orbs in succession or craft and use worm food. It is a giant version of the devourer and each section can have 65/150/220 health if it is the head/body/tail respectively. When a section of it is killed, it will split into multiple worms, more-so the more you split it, so it's best to attack the head. Every section also drops demonite ore and shadow scales, while killing the last section will net you some potions along with a chance of dropping an Eater's Bone (summons a baby Eater of Souls as a pet) and it's respective boss trophy and mask
- Asteroids Monster: You attack any segment that isn't the head, it will split up into two separate worms, and ditto with those until the whole creature is destroyed.
- Sand Worm: Well, Corruption Worm. Plays this straight if summoned in a corrupted desert.
- Segmented Serpent: Destroying the wrong segments (read: anything that isn't the head) will cause it to split!
Brain of Cthulhu
One of the new bosses in the crimson biome of the 1.2 update and has 1000 health. It first attacks by releasing eyeball-like minions called Creepers against you and cannot be harmed until all of them have been killed. Then it will expose its heart and start attacking you, allowing you to directly damage it. Defeating it rewards you with Crimtane Ore and tissue samples that are used to make items similar in quality to the Demonite weapons and armor. It also has a chance to drop a trophy and mask.
- Eldritch Abomination: Again, at least the brain of one.
- Flunky Boss: Much like the Eye of Cthulhu, it summons eyeball-like minions to attack you
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Due to being a floating brain-like enemy that attacks you with eyeball-like minions, the Brain of Cthulhu is possibly the closest thing the PC version has to Ocram.
- Teleport Spam: In the second half of the fight.
King Slime
The king slime will appear when the player is 2/3 from the center of the map, on a chance of 1 in 300, or if the player crafts and uses a slime crown. It has 2000 health and will shrink as it's attacked, spawning smaller blue slimes as it does so. Upon defeat, it will drop a single gold coin and one of three pieces of the ninja clothing and a chance to drop the Slime Hook, Slime Gun, a Slimy Saddle that summons a slime mount and it's respective trophy and mask.
- And Your Reward Is Clothes: You beat it? Enjoy your random part of the ninja costume and possibly the boss mask. Not so bad since 1.2.4 as it now drops the Slime Hook, the Slime Gun and a Slimy Saddle that you can get a Slime mount.
- Asteroids Monster: It will eschew normal slimes from itself as it takes damage.
- Shout-Out: To Ninja Gaiden with the ninja floating inside it, being a reference to a boss of the same one you fight.
Queen Bee
One of the new bosses that can be found in the randomly generated beehives in the underground jungle and summoned by either breaking an object within a hive or crafting and using an Abeemination. She has 3400 health and attacks by ramming, shooting stingers at you and summoning smaller bees. On defeat, she can drop the Bee Gun, the hive wand (places down hive blocks), part of the bee vanity set, a nectar to summon a hornet pet, the Bee Keeper (A bee themed sword), the Honeycomb (summons bees when hit) and her trophy and mask
- Bee Bee Gun: Can send out smaller bees to attack you.
- Beware My Stinger Tail: Like the Hornets, she can fire out venomous stingers that poison the player.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: The largest insectoid enemy in the gamenote .
- Berserk Button: Killing the Bee Larva in any of the bee hives will summon her.
- Standard Status Effects: Can poison you with her stingers.
A giant floating skull and arms that is summoned by talking to the old man at the entrance of a dungeon at night. It has 4400 health on its head, while its arms/hands have 600 each. Its attack pattern consists of swinging its hands at you before spinning its head in your direction, lowering its defense while doing extra damage. Upon death, it will drop 5 gold coins and some potions with a chance to drop the Skeletron mask, the skeletron hand (works like a grappling hook), a Book of Skulls (a spell tome), it's boss trophy and it will grant you access to the dungeon and allow the clothier to move into your home. After being defeated for the first time, Skeletron can be fought again if a player equips a Clothier Voodoo Doll and kills the Clothier during night.
- Dem Bones: It's a floating skull with disembodied skeletal arms.
- Everything's Better with Spinning: For the player, anyway. His defense drops when his head is spinning.
- Time-Limit Boss: It will kill you if you do not defeat it by dawn.
- Turns Red: At dawn, it transforms into the Dungeon Guardian and will One-Hit Kill you.
Dungeon Guardian
A version of Skeletron meant to keep you out of the dungeon until you've defeated Skeletron proper. Delving below a depth of zero feet will summon this nigh-invincible horror.—-
- Beef Gate: It's intended to keep you out of the dungeon until you've earned it by defeating Skeletron. Even if you kill it, it will just respawn the next time you try to enter the dungeon.
- Dem Bones: A flying skull.
- Dungeon Bypass: It exists to punish attempts at this.
- Doppelgänger Attack: Sometimes two will spawn. Death is pretty much assured when this happens.
- Everything's Better with Spinning: Constantly in this state.
- For Massive Damage: Does 1000 damage on contact, double the max life a player can possess.
- Lightning Bruiser: It's fast enough that the only way to avoid it is with speed boots and some means of flight.
- Lost Forever: Vanishes once Skeletron is defeated.
- Nigh Invulnerable: It has 9999 HP, 9999 Defense, and is Immune to Flinching. It can be killed, but only with a lot of preparation.
- One-Hit Kill: No amount of armor will save you if it touches you.
- Self-Imposed Challenge: Killing it is considered a personal achievement by Terraria veterans. The devs have acknowledged this, and it now drops a Bone Key as a reward.
- Advancing Boss of Doom: It will charge at you and pursue you from one end of the world to another, there is no way to get past it, and if it is still alive by the time it is on the other end, it will crush you to death.
- Beef Gate: The Wall of Flesh will easily kill the under-prepared, to prevent them from unleashing hardmode prematurely.
- Disc One Final Boss The most powerful pre-hardmode boss you face before you go into hardmode
- Eye Beams: It fires volleys of purple lasers at you from it's eyes, and the time between shots decreases as it's health gets lower until it's full-on Beam Spam.
- Eldritch Abomination: Moreso than the other pre-hardmode bosses because it can inflict a Mind Rape on you that forces you to kill it to survive.
- Flunky Boss: This game loves these bosses a lot.
- Go for the Eye: While both its mouth and eyes are vulnerable, the eyes have zero defence and thus do not benefit from any Damage Reduction, making them the preferred targets.
- Living Structure Monster: The Wall of Flesh is Exactly What It Says on the Tin - a massive, moving wall with eyes and a mouth.
- Load-Bearing Boss: Its death infects the world with large swathes of ever-expanding hallow and corruption.
- Nintendo Hard: Either you're over-prepared or you die. There is no middle ground.
- Time-Limit Boss: You have to defeat it before it reaches the other side of the world and kills you.
- Turns Red: As you wear down its health, it will start gaining speed, belch up leeches more often and will shoot its Eye Beams more often.
- You Will Not Evade Me: The wall will use its tongue to reel you in if you run to far from it, get behind it or try to escape the underworld conventionally. Trying to use the magic mirror to escape splatters you when you reach your spawn. This isn't as bad as it sounds for soft-core or even medium-core characters as your money/items drop at the spawn/bed that you warped to. Hard-core however...
- ...this happens.
The Destroyer
Possibly the first of the hard mode bosses you face, it's a mechanical version of the Eater of Worlds. It has 80000 health and is summoned by crafting and using a mechanical worm during the night. Like the Eater of Worlds, it burrows through the ground and attacks by ramming, and also by firing lasers from its sections. It will deploy probes from its sections to attack the player. Upon defeat, it drops 12 gold, greater healing potions, Souls of Might and hallowed bars along with it's boss trophy and mask
- Attack Drone: Sends these out.
- Beam Spam: Both its sections and probes can do this from time to time.
- Boss Arena Recovery: Destroying the probes it sends out will get at least one heart and/or a mana star if you've been using magic weapons.
- Flunky Boss: The probes it sends out.
- Marathon Boss: Has more HP than any other opponent in the game, but averted if the player has a weapon with a large area of effect and/or hits multiple times. Each of The Destroyer's segments is an individual hitbox, so one piercing projectile can hit The Destroyer ten times. If someone has already defeated The Twins and has used their souls of sight to build a Magical Harpnote weapon, the boss fight becomes nearly effortless.
- Segmented Serpent: The player can attack multiple segments at one go, allowing them to deplete is massive HP faster.
- Time-Limit Boss: Runs away at dawn.
The Twins
A mechanical version of the Eye of Cthulhu, except there are two of them, Retinazer and Spazmatism. They're summoned by crafting and using a mechanical eye at night, they have 24000 health each, and each attack the player: Retinazer by firing lasers and occasionally ramming, Spazmatism by firing cursed flames and also occasionally ramming. When down to 12000, Retinazer transforms into a mechanical eye with a larger laser cannon in place of its lens, firing lasers and spamming occasionally. Spamatism transforms into a mechanical maw, firing a stream of cursed flame and ramming at the player like the EoC on crack. Upon the defeat of the two, they drop 12 gold, greater healing potions, Souls of Sight and hallowed bars and either of them can drop their boss trophies and masks.
- Breath Weapon: Spazmatism will spew a constant stream of Cursed Flames in his second phase.
- Beam Spam: The lower Retinazer's health is in the second phase, the more it does so.
- Degraded Boss: In a rare beneficial version! Players can craft an staff that lets them summon miniature stage two Twins to aid them in battle and they keep their signature breath and laser attacks. A properly geared player can have a pack of 18 of these things trailing behind them.
- Dual Boss: The only one in the game, for some reason.
- Eye Beams: Retinazer, Retinazer, Retinazer. It gets worse the lowers it's health gets.
- Giant Eye Of Doom: Two of them this time.
- Hellfire: Used by Spazmatism.
- Short-Range Guy, Long-Range Guy: Apparent in their second forms- Spazmatism is the Short Range, attempting to stay close to breathe cursed flames and charge the player, while Retinazer is the Long Range, attempting to stay far while firing lasers at the player.
- Time-Limit Boss: The two will run away at dawn.
- Turns Red: Their second forms, but Retinazer has a particularly noteworthy one; the lower its health gets during its second phase, the faster it fires the laser cannon, especially in its Beam Spam.
Skeletron Prime
The mechanical version of Skeletron. Summoned by crafting and using a mechanical skull at night, it has a max life of 30000 on the head and attacks the player by swinging its vice or saw arm, shooting at the player with the laser arm, or bombing the player with its cannon arm. Unlike Skeletron, who loses defense when spinning, Prime gains defense when spinning. Compared to the other two hard mode bosses, Prime is the hardest of the three and usually requires teamwork (or bug exploitation) to defeat. When destroyed, it drops 12 gold, greater healing potions, Souls of Fright and hallowed bars along with a chance to drop it's boss trophy and mask.
- Chainsaw Good: The Prime Saw arm.
- Dem Bones: Mechanical ones this time.
- Everything's Better with Spinning: Unlike Skeletron, Prime benefits from spinning as his defense actually increases instead of decreasing when he does so.
- Frickin' Laser Beams: The Prime Laser arm.
- Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Has four arms as compared to Skeletron's two, and each arm has a different weapon to murder you with on each end.
- Power Pincers: The Prime Vice arm.
- Throw Down the Bomblet: The Prime Cannon arm.
- Time-Limit Boss: Like Skeletron, Prime has a Dungeon Guardian form and will kill you at dawn.
The true final boss, found only in the console versions of Terraria. He has 35000 max health and is summoned by using the item called the Suspicious Looking Skull, and is the hardest boss in the game. Ocram can best be described as a flying Predator head. On death, he drops Souls of Blight and Adamantite Ore, along with a chance of dropping pieces of the console-specific new armor sets.
- Beam Spam: Its first form loves this.
- Bullet Hell: Not only does it do this itself, but this is also the focus of most strategies for fighting him.
- Call Back: Oddly enough, to the Eye of Cthulhu. His strategy is similar, his flunkies are called "Servants of Ocram" like the Eye's "Servants of Cthulhu", and they share a battle theme.
- Eldritch Abomination: Quite.
- Final Boss: Confirmed to be as such by the (console version's) developers.
- Flunky Boss: Sends out Servants of Ocram, though he has plenty of other attacks. They're fairly easy to kill if you use Crystal Bullets. However, don't mistake him for relying solely upon them.
- Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: Has no buildup or references, not even in the item used to summon him. He's also the only non-robotic Hardmode boss.
- Lightning Bruiser: He moves fast and hits HARD.
- Nintendo Hard: He's pretty much impossible to kill without near-endgame to endgame armor.
- Omnicidal Maniac: If you summon it too close to your house/town, it can and will kill your NPCs.
- Turns Red: His second form turns out his eyes, reveals a bigger eye, and also amps up the power of his Beam Spam attack.
A new boss of the jungle biome during hardmode. It has 30000 health and is encountered by destroying the glowing pink plants you find and it chases after you by grappling onto the walls. The fight first starts off with it shooting poisonous stingers at you and when down to half health, the petal will split into a maw while having several of it's flunky plants sprout out. On defeat, Plantera will drop the temple key that unlocks the door to the Lihzarhd temple along with other items that have a chance of dropping such as the seedling (summons a seedling pet), The Axe (a guitar themed hammeraxe), the Pygmy Staff (allows you to summon Pygmies), a Grenade Launcher and the respective rocket ammo, the Venus Magnum, the Nettle Burst (a supped up Vilethorn), A Leaf Blower, a Flower Pow, the Wasp Gun and its respective trophy and mask like the rest of the bosses now have.
- Berserk Button: If you lure it out of the Underground Jungle biome, it will become more aggressive and damaging.
- Flunky Boss: The plants that it sprouts when it Turns Red.
- Man-Eating Plant: Even more so than the Man Eaters you used to encounter in the jungle.
- Pun: Of the band Pantera, especially so because of its unique boss theme.
- Spike Balls of Doom: Spits these out in its first phase.
- Spike Shooter: First phase uses these.
- Turns Red: At half health, the flower will drop off, sprout tentacle plants, and it'll become much faster and damaging.
The boss of the Lihzarhd temple by using Lihzarhd Power Cells at the temple's altar. The fight starts with the Golem shooting its chained fists (7000 health each) at you along with shooting fireballs and lasers from its head (16000 health). When the head is fully damaged, it flies into the air and you then have to attack its previously invulnerable body (9000 health) while avoiding the floating head's attacks. On defeat, it can drop a Stynger, a Possessed Hatchet, a Sun Stone, the Eye of Golem, a Picksaw, a Heat Ray, a Staff of the Earth, one of it's fists, and it's respective trophy and mask
- Cognizant Limbs: His arms can be attacked and destroyed separately.
- Eye Beams: The first phase uses these when its health gets low. The head in the second phase also uses them.
- Hyper-Destructive Bouncing Ball: The fireballs the head shoots out.
- Losing Your Head: When he Turns Red. Justified because he's a construct.
- Outside-the-Box Tactic:
- The Golem used to be unable descend wooden platforms, and it spawns by dropping down from the ceiling. Setting up a barrier can prevent you from having to take Collision Damage entirely. This has been fixed as of 1.2.3.
- It's still one of two bosses unable to pass through solid blocks, allowing a player to trap him inside and attack him from there with a wall-piercing weapon.
- Rocket Punch: His arms. The Golem Fist he drops allows the player to do the same.
- Turns Red: Its head flies into the air and becomes invincible when its health is depleted, forcing you to attack its body directly.
Duke Fishron
A giant fish-pig-dragon hybrid summoned by using a Truffle Worm as fish bait in the ocean. Duke Fishron has 50000 health, is extremely fast and will attempt to charge into the player a few times before either spewing a stream of homing bubbles, or dropping typhoon projectiles that spawn Sharknados- tornadoes that spew sharks. Once he Turns Red, his eyes glow and his attacks become faster and deadlier. On defeat, Duke Fishron can drop the Flairon, the Tsunami, the Razorblade Typhoon spell, the Bubble Gun, the Tempest Staff (summon your very own Sharknado), his wings, and his respective trophy and mask.
- Ascended Meme: Was originally supposed to be the boss of an April Fools' Day joke, the Tidal Moon event. While the event isn't real, Duke Fishron is.
- Berserk Button: If you lure him out of the Ocean biome, it will become more aggressive and damaging.
- Bonus Boss: He's the only Hardmode boss that doesn't need to be beaten in order to fight The Moon Lord, and you need to go somewhat out of your way in order to summon him.
- Bubble Gun: Spits homing bubbles at the player.
- Flunky Boss: Summons Sharknadoes and Cthulhunadoes that spew out flying shark projectiles called Sharkrons.
- Flying Seafood Special: He's a huge flying fish.
- Glowing Eyes of Doom: When he Turns Red.
- Homing Projectile: His bubbles and his Cthulhunado typhoon.
- Implacable Man: Got buffed in 1.3- he will repeatedly charge at you if you exit the ocean, instead of charging five times then attacking.
- King Mook: To both a Mook (Pigron) as well as a particular fishing catch (Fishron).
- Lightning Bruiser: Extremely fast, extremely painful, and sports 50000 health, more than most other bosses.
- Mix-and-Match Critters: A fish-pig-dragon creature.
- Nintendo Hard: Deals painful damage with his attacks, moves extremely fast, and a lot of health to wear down. Speed-increasing items and Wings are pretty much mandatory if you don't want to be torn to shreds.
- Ramming Always Works: Has a high tendency to ram the player.
- Shout-Out: Has the ability to summon Sharknadoes.
- Trademark Favorite Food: He can only be summoned via a Truffle Worm.
- Turns Red: Gains Glowing Eyes of Doom, charges faster but less often, and changes his bubble spray into a spinning spray that creates more bubbles and his Sharknado into a Cthulhunado which is much larger, homes in on the player before deploying, and summons many more Sharkrons.
- Victor Gains Loser's Powers: When the player beats him, they get equipment based on his abilities: Flairon and Bubble Gun are based on his bubble spray, Tsunami is based off his relentless charges, Razorblade Typhoon is based off his Cthulhunado-spawning homing typhoons, the Tempest Staff is a smaller Sharknado, and Fishron's Wings give the player the Duke's superior air and water mobility.
Lunatic Cultist
After Golem is defeated, a group of cultists will gather outside the dungeon praying towards an ominous stone. Killing all of them incites the wrath of the Lunatic Cultist, who absorbs the power of the stone, and attacks you.
- Apocalypse Cult: He's the leader of them.
- Doppelgänger Attack: Can make copies of himself that can fire at you. However, most of the copies cannot be destroyed.
- Evil Sorceror: Very much so.
- Evil Sounds Deep: His voice sounds inhumanly deep as he prays to the stone in Black Speech before absorbing it and turning his attention to you.
- Fire, Ice, Lightning: Can cast homing fireballs, ice crystals that fire ice spikes, and lightning bolts.
- Instant Awesome, Just Add Dragons: He can create a circle that summons a huge phantasm dragon.
- Punny Name: He's lunatic- crazy, and also moon-related.
- With My Dying Breath I Summon You: He summons the four pillars when defeated.
The Celestial Towers (Vortex, Nebula, Solar, and Stardust Pillar)
Four ominous pillars that appear after the Cultist Lord is beaten. These spawn powerful alien enemies, and must be defeated by killing enough of their minions to break the shield.
- Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: All of them turn the background to an ominous moon with coloured background when fought.
- Eldritch Abomination: All four of the pillars are some kind of otherworldly aliens.
- Flunky Boss: The pillars do attack, but mainly rely on spawning minions. It's also required that you beat enough minions first in order to attack the boss itself.
- Mook Maker: Besides the bosses themselves, a number of the mooks can also spawn more mooks that will grow into even more Mook Makers if not removed in time.
- Stationary Boss: They don't move at all.
The Moon Lord
The Lunar Event Boss- A large, Cthulhu-like being that is summoned after the four Lunar Pillars are destroyed. His arrival is signified by a sense of impending doom, as the screen starts warping and turning black...
- Attack Its Weak Point: The giant beating heart in his chest. The problem is that you must destroy all three of his eyes if you want him to expose it.
- Background Boss: Stays in the background all the time. However, touching its eyes (or where they used to be) will deal Collision Damage.
- Cognizant Limbs: The eyeballs in his hands and his Third Eye can attack separately and must be destroyed for him to expose his core.
- Cthulhu Mythos: Heavily resembles Cthulhu. His eyeball minions are even called "True Eye Of Cthulhu".
- Eldritch Abomination: An eldritch horror from the depths of space.
- Evil Is Bigger: The largest enemy in the game as of now.
- Eyes Do Not Belong There: Has an eye in each of his hands.
- Final Boss: Is this for the entire game.
- Flunky Boss: When each eye is beaten, they will become an invincible flunky that attacks on its own.
- Life Drain: Has an ability where his mouth sends out a sucker that starts draining balls of energy from you. If the balls are not destroyed before they reach his mouth, he regenerates health.
- Power Floats: Floats around the area effortlessly.
- Nothing Is Scarier: Before he appears, the background music ominously disappears.
- Sequential Boss: His three main eyes must be destroyed first, then his core will open.
- Super-Persistent Predator: Will chase the players across the map.
- Stripped to the Bone: When beaten, its skeleton drops to the ground.
- Wave Motion Gun: Can fire one of these from his Third Eye. It sweeps around and does a great amount of damage, but is stopped by solid blocks. When an eye is detached, it can use a similar but weaker laser too.
A rare overworld slime that is tiny and pink. It's hard to hit but, when killed, it will drop a single gold coin, useful for players starting out.
- Metal Slime: And an actual slime to boot.
Doctor Bones
A zombie that spawns rarely in the jungle (both above and underground) during the night, wearing an archaeologist's hat, who drops it when killed. It's tougher than the regular zombie as well.
- Shout-Out: Like the rest of the archaeologist's vanity set, to Indiana Jones.
The Groom
A zombie wearing a top hat that spawns during a blood moon, the top hat is also dropped upon death, like Dr. Bones, he also has higher HP than the regular zombie.
- Shout-Out: It may be a reference to the zombie groomsman in Shaun of the Dead.
A skeleton sorcerer that can spawn underground. Like other casters, it will teleport around and fire projectiles until you kill it. When killed, Tim drops a wizard hat that can be used to increase magic damage or simply as a vanity item.
The Wyvern sometimes appears in high altitudes in Hardmode. They zoom quickly across the screen and through tiles, and have 4000 HP and drop Souls of Flight, essential for the crafting of the games many wings.
- Instant Awesome, Just Add Dragons: The only ones in the game.
- Our Dragons Are Different: Despite having the name of a variant of Western Dragon, the design of this one is more Eastern.
Lost Girl/The Nymph
What appears to be an NPC named "Lost Girl", similar to the ones the player can rescue. Approaching her, however, has her transform into a green-skinned nymph that will maul unsuspecting players with potent melee attacks.
- Barbie Doll Anatomy: She's depicted as fully naked, but lacks nipples or genitalia. Probably a display of modesty more than limitations of the art style.
- Luck-Based Mission: She can drop a banner just like every other enemy. She's also one of the rarest spawns in the game. This does not affect her 0.5% chance to drop said banner
- Horny Devils: Mentioned above, she's naked and fairly attractive. Until she turns that is...
Appearing in the 1.2 Hardmode Dungeon, the Paladin is a heavily armored knight that throws giant hammers that cause a lot of damage and are very hard to avoid due to the dungeon's cramped spaces. They have 5000 HP.
- Drop the Hammer: And they will sometimes drop from dead Paladins, and allow you to do the same thing.
- Sword Beam: In the form of hammer projectiles.
Rune Wizard
Appearing in the Hardmode Caverns, the Rune Wizard is an extremely rare enemy with one of the most powerful attacks in the game.
- Glass Cannon: He can dish out some incredible pain, but he can't take a hit.
- Nice Hat: You get his hat and robe if you kill him.
- Teleport Spam: Not to the extent of the dungeon mages, but he does warp around if you can't kill him quickly.
You spend a lot of time battling skeletons in the game so here's a list of them: The first type of skeleton is found underground and drops hooks occasionally. Then, there's the undead miner (see above) and Tim (also see above). Skeletron (see above) is fought to get into the dungeon. Once you get to the dungeon, you find angry bones that come in their normal size, along with big boned and small boned sizes. Also present are dark casters and then the cursed skulls (which can curse the player, rendering them unable to use items). In the underworld, you will find the bone serpent. On hard mode, the player fights armored skeletons and their heavy variants underground that poses a threat of breaking their armor (halved defense for five minutes) and skeleton archers that shoot flaming arrows at the player. And, finally, there is Skeletron Prime (once again, see above in bosses).
- Dem Bones: A whole collection of them, no less!
- Standard Status Effects: Cursed (unable to use items) from the flying cursed skulls, broken armor (halved defense for 5 minutes) from armored/heavy skeletons, and fire from skeleton archers
All slimes behave the same: They hop to get around and all but a few drop slime gel upon death. They come in all different colors and sizes such as green, blue, red, purple, yellow, black slimes that inflict darkness (reduced light vision), mother slimes and their baby slimes, Pinky (see above), Jungle Slimes, Dungeon Slimes that drop keys instead of gel, Lava Slimes that used to turn into lava, and The Slime King (see above). In Hardmode, they are joined by the Toxic Sludge that can poison the player, Corrupt slime and its slimelings that can also inflict darkness with a Shadow Slime variant in the Console version, the slimer that flies on bat wings, and the glowing Illuminant slime that's found in the underground Hallow, above ground is the Rainbow Slime that can rarely spawn in rainstorms and drop rainbow bricks. The Crimson on the other hand will have Crimslimes that don't have the splitting or darkness inducing effect of Corrupted (or Shadow) slimes.
- Metal Slime: Pinky. Rainbow Slimes count too; they show up very rarely in the Hallow during rainstorms, and drop the sought-after Rainbow Bricks.
- Money Spider: Jungle Slimes, pre-hard mode. Most other enemies drop maybe one silver coin if they're high tier and you get lucky, while Jungle Slimes drop four or five silver coins as standard, aren't particularly hard to kill, and spawn in droves.
- Rare Random Drop: The Slime Staff has a 0.01% chance of being dropped by most slime variants. Hours upon hours upon hours can be spent trying to get the staff.
- Standard Status Effects: Darkness (reduced light vision) and poison. The lava slime originally counted for fire since they turned into lava when killed before a patch removed that trait.
Corrupted Enemies
Once you start exploring The Corruption, there are various, sickly looking, enemies, starting with the Eater of Souls: Small, flying enemies that swarm the player, along with Big Eaters and Little Eaters, all three of which drop rotten chunks. There is also the Devourer Worm that burrows through the ground, also dropping rotten chunks, along with worm teeth, used for unholy arrows. Then the king mook of the environment is the Eater of Worlds (see above in bosses). Bunnies and goldfish turn into corrupted versions of themselves during a blood moon. Once in hardmode, the aforementioned Corrupt Slime and its slimelings spawn, along with the Slimer. Then there is the Corruptor, a flying enemy like the Eater of Souls but it can shoot vile spit that has a chance to weaken the player. If the corruption spreads to a desert, dark mummies will spawn, which drop dark shards by chance. Deeper down underground, World Feeders start to spawn, looking like the EoW mentioned above, that drop cursed flames when killed. Cursed hammers also roam the caves, and charge their target, having a chance to curse the player (unable to use items). Finally, there's the Clinger that acts like a plant enemy such as the man-eater, but it can spew cursed fireballs, flames that cannot be put out, even by water, meaning they also drop cursed flames when killed.
- Elite Mook: Corruptors, considering that they can appear much more often than other Hardmode corrupted creatures and have that little bonus of spreading the corruption with vile spit. Past 1.2 though, the corruption spreading bit has been taken out but they have a decent ranged attack and enough health to shrug off some attacks.
- Flying Weapon: The Cursed Hammer. A flying Hammer of course.
- Standard Status Effects: Corrupt slimes and dark mummies inflict darkness, clingers inflict cursed inferno (water cannot put it out), corruptors inflict weakness (reduced stats) and cursed hammers inflict cursed.
The Crimson
The Crimson biome appears as an alternative to the regular black Corruption. Their lands resemble alien insect tunnels rather than the "impact craters" style of their counterparts. Their normal mode enemies include the Crimera, a floating cockroach-like expy of the Eater of Souls; Face Monsters, which are basically faster and tougher zombies; Blood Crawler, a giant ant which crawls along the walls to get you; and Blood Feeder, which are monstrous fish. Hard mode enemis include the Crimslime; the Floaty Gross; the Herpling and the Ichor Sticker.
- Animalistic Abomination: Blood Crawler and Blood jellies.
- Bloody Murder: The Ichor Sticker shoots ichor at you, described as the blood of gods.
- Body Horror: Face Monsters. Floaty Gross as well, if it's name is any indication; considering that it rather looks like a Gardevior made out of bodily fluids, one could say it's pretty spot-on...
- Came Back Wrong: The Floaty Gross is classified as an Undead enemy, and it has come back alright, and very very wrong.
- The Corruption: An alternative to the usual black-and-purple one.
- Expy: The Crimera to the Eater of Souls, Crimslime to Corrupted Slime, the Ichor Sticker to the Corruptor and the Crimson Axe to the Cursed Hammer.
- Flying Seafood Special: The Ichor Sticker is basically a flying squid.
- Flying Weapon: The Crimson Axe. A counterpart of the Cursed Hammer
- Humanoid Abomination: Face Monsters and to a lesser degree Floaty Grosses.
- Lovecraftian Superpower: The Ichor Stickers wear this on their sleeve.
- Nightmare Face: There's a pretty good reason why the Face Monster is named that way.
- No Sell: Forget using Sunflowers to stop pre-hardmode Crimson, it will uproot them and take over the grass instead.
- Theme Naming: Many of the Crimson creatures and related items begin with "Crim".
- Standard Status Effects: Ichor Stickers inflict Ichor (lowers defence by 20), while the Floaty Gross inflicts Weakness.
The Hallow
Once hardmode is activated, the hallow will start spreading as a bright, colorful environment with pearlstone, teal-colored grass, and rainbow-colored trees. This is also a straight example of Light Is Not Good, meaning that the inhabitants aren't merciful, such as violent pixies that deal heavy amounts of damage, along with a chance to slow you or silence you (unable to cast spells). Pixies drop dust when killed. Unicorns also roam around the hallow, and will charge you at high speed. They drop unicorn horns for the purpose of holy arrows and such. At night, there are also gastropods that can slow the player on contact, fire lasers at you from as far as off-screen, and drop gel upon death, like slimes do. Hallowed deserts contain a light equivalent of the dark mummies that drop light shards. Underground, there's the aforementioned illuminant slime as well as an illuminant bat. Chaos elementals that Teleport Spam to attack and avoid the player are also found here. Contrasting the underground corruption, there are enchanted swords that also attack the player and curse them.
- Flying Weapon: The Enchanted Sword. Unrelated to the equipable sword of the same name (In fact it looks like a glowing Excalibur). It's also the Hallowed version of the Crimson Axe and Cursed Hammer.
- Flying Seafood Special: Gastropods, if you consider them jellyfish.
- Light Is Not Good: Played painfully straight. However, the Hallow does not force NPCs to move out unlike the Corruption and Crimson.
- Lightning Bruiser: Unicorns. Chaos elementals, considering that they can take about as much in damage, move as fast as the player and also Teleport Spam to close the distance even faster.
- Standard Status Effects: Pixies inflict slowness (along with the gastropod) and silence, enchanted swords inflict cursed, light mummies inflict confusion.
Goblin Army
Once the player has over 200 health and has defeated the Eater of Worlds, then the goblin army may invade at the start of a random day. Their numbers depend on how many players over 200 health are on the server and their force consists of weak peons that break down doors, fast thieves, slow but tough warriors, teleporting casters, and archers. All of them drop spike balls and coins upon death and have a rare chance to drop a harpoon cannon. When the goblin army is defeated, the goblin tinkerer can be found underground to move into your home.
- Berserk Button: Apparently you can start a war with them using a flag made of tattered cloth.
- Glass Cannon: Archers, they're not as fragile as the wizards but they are made short work of if you get close to them
- The Goomba: Goblin Peons are the weakest and most expendable units, although they do have the ability to break down (not open like Blood Moon Zombies, break down) doors.
- Hitbox Dissonance: Peons and Thieves have a smaller hitbox than their sprite, allowing them to squeeze through smaller areas.
- Squishy Wizard: Sorcerers—they're commonly offed with a single hit.
Pirate Invasion
The pirate invasion can occur by a 6.22% chance at the start of any day or if the player uses a pirate map (dropped from enemies in the ocean) and approaches much like a goblin invasion. The force consists of Deckhands, Deadeyes, Corsairs, Crossbowers, Captains and Parrots. All pirates except the parrot has a chance of dropping the Cutlass, the Discount Card (20% discount while equipped), the Lucky Coin (damage can cause coins to drop) and the Coin Gun (shoots coins, the more damage the more value the coin is) along with the pirate banner. Any pirates excluding the captain and parrot can drop parts of the sailor costume, an eyepatch and golden furniture (that includes the table, chair, toilet, bed and door) and the parrots have a chance of dropping their respective banner. Defeating the Pirate Invasion allows a pirate to move into a house.
- Authority Equals Asskicking: The Captains are the toughest to deal with out of all the types of pirates.
- Boss in Mook Clothing: Captains, immune to knockback (although constant DPS and DOT does keep them from attacking) and carry a rapid fire machine gun with a cannon strapped to it like an M203.
- Mighty Glacier: The Captains are immune to knockback and can both dish out and endure heavy damage. However, they are quite slow.
- Pirate Girl: The Crossbower is one of the few female humanoid enemies in the game.
Martian Madness
When traveling around the map, one may spot a Martian Probe. If the player gets into its sensors, it will attempt to fly away, and if successful, the Martian Madness event will trigger. The force consists of Martian Walkers, Martian Drones, Martian Officers, Brain Scramblers, Gigazappers, Gray Grunts, Martian Engineers (and their spawned Tesla Turrets), Skutlix, Skutlix Gunners, Ray Gunners, and the boss, the Martian Saucer. All martians will drop Martian Conduit Platings, while the Saucer can drop the Influx Waver, the Laser Drill, the Laser Machinegun, the Xenopopper, the Xeno Staff.
- Airborne Mook: Martian Drones fly around and attempt to kamikaze the player.
- Deflector Shields: The Martian Officer sports these, allowing him to take more damage than the normal martians.
- The Greys: The martians are based off these.
- Tripod Terror: The Martian Walkers.
- The Turret Master: Martian Engineers can spawn Tesla Turrets which attack you.
- UFO: The Martian Saucer. It can drop a Cosmic Car Key, which allows you to ride your own.
The Pumpkin Moon
By crafting a Pumpkin Moon Medallion and using it at night, the player can summon the Pumpkin Moon. The Pumpkin Moon is similar to the Goblin and Pirate invasions, but it also has some special mechanics of its own. The invasion will progress in waves, each one featuring progressively harder batches of enemies to fight. The player can encounter Scarecrows, Splinterlings, Hell Hounds, Poltergeists, and Headless Horsemen. Killing enough enemies will allow the player to move on to the next wave until they reach wave 15, the final wave. Another key difference from the other invasion events is that starting with wave 4, boss-like enemies will emerge. In this case, they are Mourning Wood and Pumpking. The enemies have a chance of dropping gear that surpasses the loot from Hardmode Dungeon, Plantera, and Golem. The chance increases as the player progresses through the waves.
- Scary Scarecrows: The first Mook to show up. A-list Cannon Fodder compared to the other monsters.
- When Trees Attack: The Splinterlings and Mourning Wood.
- Zerg Rush: The basic premise of the first few waves, before the Mourning Wood appears.
Pumpkin Moon bosses
Mourning Wood
An animated dead tree that first appears on Wave 4 of the Pumpkin Moon. It has 12000 health and alternates between firing a volley of flaming spikes straight at the player, and firing embers that linger on the ground for a while, doing damage to players that touch them. When defeated, it has a chance to drop Spooky Wood, a Cursed Sapling, the Stake Launcher, a Spooky Twig, a Spooky hook, a Necromantic Scroll, and its respective trophy (only on the final wave).
- Flechette Storm: Sprays out loads of burning spikes and splinters.
- Getting Crap Past the Radar: Its name is a play on the term referring to morning penile erections.
- King Mook: To the Splinterlings.
- Mini-Boss: Quite a powerful Mook, but not too hard to defeat.
- Playing with Fire Spits flaming pieces of wood at you to attack.
A cloaked figure with vines that end in scythes for arms, and a pumpkin for a head. He appears on Wave 7 of the Pumpkin Moon and is considered to be the boss of the event with 22000 health. During battle, he will shift his facial expression, which tells you what attack he will use (Grin- chasing player, Open Mouth- burning embers, Angry- scythe projectiles). When defeated, he has a chance to drop the Horseman's Blade, the Bat Scepter, the Candy Corn Rifle along with its ammo, the Jack-o-lantern Launcher along with its ammo, Black Fairy dust, a Spider Egg, and his respective trophy (only on the final wave).
- Authority Equals Asskicking: The Pumpkin Moon's final adversary, and the most powerful.
- Call Back: Has some similarities to Skeletron, in that it is a floating body that attacks using two disembodied arms. However, Pumpking has some nasty tricks of its own, like firing large scythe-shaped projectiles at the player.
- Sinister Scythe: Has two for arms.
- Playing with Fire: Can conjure flaming scythes and also spit embers at you.
The Frost Moon
The Frost Moon works similarly to the Pumpkin Moon, but features even more difficult enemies to deal with. Crafting and using the Naughty Present will make the player the target of an invasion by nightmarish Christmas-themed enemies: living Gingerbread men, Zombie Elves, Elf Archers, Nutcrackers, Yetis, Elf Copters and multiple Krampus. The Frost Moon also has three "boss" monsters with the Everscream, Santa-NK1 and the Ice Queen.
- Nintendo Hard: The toughest event in the game yet.
- Non-Human Undead: Zombie Elves.
- Zerg Rush: The basic premise of the first few waves, before Everscream appears.
Frost Moon bosses
An animated Christmas tree that first appears on Wave 4 of the Frost Moon. It has 13000 health and fires a volley of razor-sharp pine needles, and also deploys ornaments that explode into shards. When defeated, it has a chance to drop the Christmas Tree Sword, the Christmas Hook, the Razorpine, Festive wings, and its respective trophy (only on wave 15+).
- Flechette Storm: Shoots out a flurry of razor-sharp pine needles
- Improbable Weapon User: Can also fire out exploding Christmas ornaments.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Is pretty much a Christmas-themed version of Mourning Wood.
Santa-NK 1
A tank-like mecha with the appearance of Santa Claus carrying a Gatling gun and a rocket launcher. It appears on Wave 7 of the Frost Moon and has 18000 health. It attacks by firing its Gatling gun, shooting rockets at the player, launching exploding presents that rain down on the player, and spiked balls that act as very damaging landmines. When defeated, it has a chance to drop the Chain Gun, Elf Melter, and its respective trophy (only on wave 15+).
- Badass Santa: Like the other boss enemies in this event, he won't disappoint in terms of asskicking when he shows up.
- Bad Santa: While Santa himself is not evil in Terraria, Santa-NK1 is a Santa-faced tank that tries to blast the player into bloody chunks with machine guns, rockets, and explosive presents.
- Death from Above: Can make it rain down explosive presents on you.
- Gatling Good: Carries an arm mounted Gatling gun, which he will fire upon you with sometimes.
- Heavily Armored Mook: It has one of the highest defense ratings in the game.
- Macross Missile Massacre: Carries a rapid missile launcher. Unlike the machine gun, the rockets can penetrate blocks.
- More Dakka: Carries a gatling gun. Can drop the chain gun which is faster
- Skull for a Head: Damage it enough and its face is revealed to be similar to that of Skeletron Prime.
Ice Queen
A large, floating feminine figure that appears to be made of ice. She appears on Wave 11 on the Frost Moon and is considered to be the boss of the event, with 34000 health. Her behaviour involves flying around quickly while firing freezing waves, attempting to hover over the player while raining ice shards, and spinning around in one spot to fire ice shards everywhere. When defeated, she has a chance to drop the North Pole, Blizzard Staff, Snowman Cannon, a Baby Grinch's Mischief Whistle, Reindeer Bells, and her respective trophy (only on wave 15+).
- An Ice Person: Quite literally by the looks of it. As well as the fact that almost all attacks she has mainly consist of spewing shards and waves of ice at her opponents.
- Authority Equals Asskicking: She's an ice queen and she is an utter nightmare to face. As well as the fact that she is the deadliest enemy on the frost moon.
- Dark Action Girl: When she appears it's a This Is Gonna Suck moment for some players as she is no slouch in her objective to put you down, sometimes succeeding as well. Even exceptional terraria players sometimes find her a bit of a handful.
- Flechette Storm: Fires out loads of ice projectiles.
- Lightning Bruiser: The Ice Queen's power is surpassed only by how insanely fast she is. She also has more health than Plantera!
- Standard Status Effects: Can cause you to get chilled or even frozen.


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Brian Wilson has always been known for his dominant pitching, but his fastball only reached 93-95 MPH last season. That being said, many expect that number to increase this season with a full offseason of work and extended recovery. If he's able to get his speed back up to around 99-100, he should be just fine. He has career numbers of a 3.10 ERA, 171 saves, and 353 strikeouts.
Overall, this would be a very solid move for the Detroit Tigers assuming Wilson does stay healthy. Wilson has proven to be a more than capable closer throughout his career and could be exactly what the doctor ordered for the Tigers. The deal has not been completed yet, but they are moving towards a contract agreement very quickly. You can expect to see the two sides come to an agreement in the next day or two.
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You might sometime forget the domain control panel password. There you can use the forget password option as below
Just copy the below URL in your address bar and check it
It will prompt you for your mail id.Give your mail id and the password will be sent that mail id.
Now you can login into domain control panel using your mail id as username and password as fetched from your mail


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Jeena Jeena - Badlapur (Acoustic Cover) - Aakash Gandhi ft. Shweta Subram
Dil-e-Nadaan (Hawaizaada) - Ayushmann Khurrana, Shweta Subram (T-Series)
Shweta Subram's showreel (performance clips - Bollywood)
Bollywood Evolution by Shweta Subram
Mitti Di Khushboo (Acoustic Cover) by Shweta Subram
Shweta Subram is a popular South Asian (Indian) singer from Toronto, Canada. Born and raised in Dubai, her musical journey has taken her all over the world. She is currently in Mumbai working on new songs and videos while continuing to perform at various destinations. Shweta is often booked to sing at weddings, corporate galas, festivals, concerts, and college functions. Her live performances always receive tremendous responses, especially with classical and item songs. She is often referred to as a desi diva! Shweta has performed at the IIFA awards with Salim-Sulamain, was featured with Shankar Tucker as well as The Piano Guys, and is actively releasing new Hindi and Bollywood songs (her latest being Mitti Di Khushboo and Bollywood Evolution). Shweta was honoured for her singing by Shankar Mahadevan. Keep following Shweta's career on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram for entertainment, updates, and soul-touching performances.
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Pehla Nasha / You're Still The One- Gaurav Dagaonkar f. Shweta Subram
"Heer" Shweta Subram & Studiounplugged ft. Raashi Kulkarni
"Khushnuma (Don't You Worry Child)" The Piano Guys ft. Shweta Subram - Swedish House Mafia
"Khuda Ke Liye" (Azaan) - Salim-Sulaiman ft. Shweta Subram (IIFA Rocks)
"Mere Saajan Sun sun" - Shankar Tucker ft. Shweta Subram
"Saadi Galli Aaja (Breezer Mix)" - Studiounplugged ft. Shweta Subram & Sandeep Thakur
Shweta Subram headlining desiFEST in 2012
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Detection Rule problem Altiris v. 7.1
hello all,
I have problem with a detection rule. I need to create Registry Key Value detection for a value contains %sapini_copy%.
when i write %sapini_copy% it not working, i was trying ", ' before % but still not work.
Any ideas?
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Change the Match from 'Entire String' to 'Substring'
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
Hi KMariusz,
We try to reproduce your issue on ITMS 7.1 SP2. What version of ITMS is installed on your environment?(or define your Software Management Solution version)
We able to reproduce your issue only if we put in registry value %Sapini_copy% but in rule we use %sapini_copy%. Do you have both values in same case or you have some difference between registry and rule values.
all next nuances should be met:
1. Detection rule value is case sensitive
2. "Run As" MD policy advanced option setting should be set to "Current logged-on user" (if not Detection rule will try to find this value in another registry hive)


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During last Tuesday's conference call, in which he discussed Apple's first quarterly loss in three years, Jobs pointed specifically to the company's decision to revamp its education sales force last July, at a time when school districts were making purchase decisions.
In Part One of a series on prescriptions for Apple (aapl), MacCentral asked developers to play armchair quarterback and offer suggestions for righting the Cupertino, Calif., mothership. Now, it's the educators' turn. Full story to follow. -- Dennis Sellers and Peter Cohen, MacCentral, special to ZDNet


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Downtown development forum
Working in partnership with GRID Magazine, Venture Richmond has published a new 20-page magazine, titled RVA's Downtown Transformation , featuring more than 50 downtown development projects completed or under way for 2013-2014. The projects represent $1.2 billion of investment, 2,510 lofts, 454 hotel rooms, 1.6 million square feet of commercial space and 2,479 parking spaces. These figures do not include the proposed Shockoe Bottom Revitalization Plan.
Annual downtown development forum 2015
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Chiffon Cocoa Cake
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|Sifted cake flour
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1.Start by preheating the oven to 325F degrees
2.Mix cocoa and boiling water and set aside to cool.
3.In a large bowl, sift cake flour, 1 cup sugar, baking powder and salt together
4.Make a well in center and add in order, the oil, egg yolks, cooled cocoa mixture and vanilla
5.Beat until smooth and set aside
6.In a large, wide bowl, beat egg whites until frothy
7.Add cream of tartar and continue to beat slightly
8.Gradually add the remaining 3/4 cup sugar, beating well after each addition
9.Beat until rounded peaks are formed and whites do not slide when bowl is inverted
10.Slowly pour yolk mixture over entire surface of whites
11.Fold gently until completely blended
12.Pour into un greased 10-inch tubed pan
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Little Legends Soccer AcademyRead MoreWhen Director Tony Youhanna and George Solomos founded Little Legends Soccer Academy in 2009, they found themselves filling a niche. At the time, the North Shore offered no quality soccer coaching for youngsters interested in the game. Their first session was a success, drawing thirty eager players, but it didn't prepare them for the popularity that was to come. Since that day, the academy has ballooned: more than 300 children ages 24 months to 8 years old are currently enrolled in its various programs. Each clinic helps kids build soccer fundamentals such as foot skills, passing, and receiving in an environment that encourages fun and teamwork. Very young players—24 to 36 months—start off in the Born to Kick program, which couples soccer skills with mind-nurturing topics such as shapes, colors, and vocabulary. As children get older and their skills progress, they move into clinics aimed at more advanced techniques, eventually putting them to work in games. The academy's Space program—standing for speed, agility, core, and endurance—does away with the soccer ball altogether, focusing instead on exercises to improve footwork, speed, and balance.3323 Walters AvenueNorthbrook, IL US
Chicago Indoor SportsRead MoreChicago Indoor Sports' full-size field has enough turf to make a cow's spots turn green with envy. But that same animal would be disappointed if it took a bite. The surface is actually a carefully designed, imitation grass made of millions of tiny rubber pallets and a crushed stone base, which helps absorb shock. That last feature is key, since the indoor play area supports crowds of running athletes during competitive or casual games of soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, and ultimate frisbee. The field is also home its own youth and adult soccer leagues, such as Liga Latino Americana. Throughout many of their services, Chicago Indoor Sports places special emphasis on children. During their SoccerTots and SoccerTouch programs, instructors use soccer as a way to build motor skills and encourage mental development. Meanwhile, an arcade and three giant inflatables give kids a break from sports.3900 South Ashland AvenueChicago, IL US
Windy City Wanderers FARead MoreWe are the largest adult recreational soccer provider in Chicago. We run adult soccer leagues, tournaments, pickup games and a luxury bus program to every Chicago Fire home game. We are also the 'Official Adult Rec Football Association of the Chicago Fire. We are dedicated to soccer and run no other sports.1415 West Chicago AvenueChicago, IL US
Des Plaines Park DistrictRead More$10 will afford you around 83-91 balls so you don?t have to use all $50 in one visit, just hold on to your card and come back whenever you feel like transferring stress into the abyss of dimpled cosmonauts. Although not part of this deal, Golf Center Des Plaines also has a lighted, par-three golf course, GolfTEC training programs, a pro shop, restaurant, and banquet room.2222 Birch StDes Plaines, IL US
Highland Park Field HouseRead MoreLike a massive white bubble hovering over the earth, the domed roof of the Highland Park Field House covers 52,000 square feet of field turf that hosts soccer games, lacrosse drills, and golf strokes. The facility is a privately funded not-for-profit aimed at serving local high schools and other organizations who can use the space for recreational leagues and practice. Open soccer pickup games occur five nights a week, and the field transforms into an indoor golf range on weekdays. Whether it's used for instructional lessons or invisible boomerang throwing practice, the range gives a place for sports enthusiasts to practice year-round regardless of the weather outside.2205 Skokie Valley RdHighland Park, IL US
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"Are you saying coach Jeff Bzdelik is too good for the University of Colorado? Or CU is a dead-end basketball program? Some say Bzdelik will never do better than mediocre. I disagree. The real question is: Can he recruit? I'm optimistic."
Keith, Morrison
Kiz: It remains to be seen if "Buzz" can recruit. But I'll give you one happy prediction: In his first season, Bzdelik will win more than twice as many games with his predecessor's recruits than Ricardo Patton did.
Noah no one's idol
"Last year, when Florida beat UCLA for the national championship, I was faintly amused by Joakim Noah's postgame antics. This year, he took his act to the next level: disgusting. Florida's a pretty good basketball team, that's for sure. But until the Gators win seven titles in a row or match the UCLA record of 11 NCAA championships, Noah should really learn how to behave like he has been there before."
Andy, Littleton
Kiz: Are you like me? I keep waiting for somebody to uncover the stunning news that Joakim from Florida and Sanjaya from "American Idol" are blood relatives.
Jump in pool with Vandross
"You failed to mention what Noah did after the game. While his 'boys' were on the court celebrating amid the streaming confetti, Joakim was zigzagging up the stairs in the stands, looking for that one special person with whom to share this incredible night: his mother. Your column mentioned what his critics say about him, but not that 'one shining moment.' Too bad."
Kathy, Castle Rock
Kiz: The two most vital factors to the NCAA tourney's overwhelming popularity? No. 1: Office pools. No. 2: "One Shining Moment" as sung by the late, great Mr. Luther Vandross. Yes, I'm serious.
Oden flexes muscle - brain
"Mark Kiszla doesn't think Ohio State center Greg Oden is ready for toiling in the NBA. Heaven only knows Kiz's views on former Nuggets center Blair Rasmussen and Danny Schayes. The NBA's ban on 18-year-olds entering the NBA is simply old-school, share-cropping racism, because the vast majority of teens with skills to play pro ball are black."
James, Centennial
Kiz: Oden has said he would have gladly attended college even if the NBA rule had not been in place. He sounds like one smart young man, not a victim.
Parting shot
And today's parting shot is an uprising from the Big Rock Republic, where one restless native insults former Gov. Bill Owens, below, by comparing him to your faithful correspondent. Sorry about dragging you into this, guv.
"Could you be any more biased against CU? You are starting to sound like the journalistic version of Owens!"
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GUN CONTROL: More right wing BS. Matt Drudge, founder of the Drudge Report, tweeted that the cold rain in Washington D.C. was "tears from Founders above" as President Obama is set to unveil proposals to reduce gun violence. Yeah, they are crying but not because President Obama is trying to save lives.
Cold rain in DC, tears from Founders above. 'America' has run its course. Bill of Rights evolving and dissolving… twitter.com/DRUDGE/status/…
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It is a simple Puerto Rican cow's milk cheese called queso de hoja and it is wrapped in a plantain leaf.
"banana," 1550s, plantan, from Spanish plátano, plántano, probably from Carib palatana "banana" (Arawak pratane), and altered by association with Spanish plátano "plane tree," from Medieval Latin plantanus "plane tree," itself altered (by association with Latin planta "plant") from Latin platanus (see plane (n.4)). So called from the shape of its leaves. There is no similarity or relation between this plant and plantain (n.2).
"weed of the genus Plantago," mid-13c., from Anglo-French plaunteyne, Old French plantain, from Latin plantaginem (nominative plantago), the common weed, from planta "sole of the foot" (see plant (n.)); so called from its flat leaves.


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Will you please tell me how the tea baggers will ruin this country "ON PURPOSE"? Do you know. I'll be waiting for a reply.<quoted text> Sen.Paul will be discussing his class action with Fox news host Eric Bolling surly you jest? WTF Paul started his stunt on the Hannity comedy show Eric is a
hater of truth and so is Hannity therir Fox motto is for our duly elected Presidet and those of you who voted for this President for all of us to fail including you.
Paul stunt is all about him becoming the 45th President of the US and I don't trust that idiot
he's a phony and a fake the Baggers will ruin this country on purpose and for personal reasons like and for ego,fame and fotunate.
Also when as a U.S Senator job discription become to lead a class action suit of the government that he's party of? Paul personal ambition have proven to the country that he is unqualified to lead . Shame on you Paul.
Woman's head stepped on by Rand Paul supporters
There are 26320 comments on the TwinCities.com story from Oct 26, 2010, titled Woman's head stepped on by Rand Paul supporters. In it, TwinCities.com reports that:Supporters of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul wrestled a woman to the ground and one stepped on her head after she tried to confront the candidate in Kentucky.
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#31334 Jan 5, 2014
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#31336 Jan 5, 2014
Liar. Just admit that you're trying to deflect attention away from your own party's failings.
#31338 Jan 5, 2014
It's awful;(((
Since: Jul 12
#31339 Jan 5, 2014
Yes, we certainly can agree to disagree, and thank you for that, my friend, and I try to hold myself above it, too. I would be curious to know exactly how he managed to "steal $24 billion," though. Have a great day!!!
#31344 Jan 5, 2014
This is bs
#31346 Jan 5, 2014
Helping people is good.
Since: Jul 12
#31352 Jan 6, 2014
Who asked you, anyway? I don't generally don't go around insulting people, and I'm not going to start with the likes of you, so why don't you run along? Have a nice day, anyway!
Saint Paul, MN
#31355 Jan 6, 2014
So please explain how the shutdown was because of Obama? what is the latest Bagger talking
point? is it Obama fault because he would'nt let the country be extorted by you baggers huh what was it idiot/liar. Cruz is ambitious greasy A-hole who political stunt back fired on his showboating as. and the ACA is here to stay and wil;l work well for the USA.
#31356 Jan 6, 2014
From not being personally involved--my viewpoint of the shutdown is as follows:
Obama planned the sequestration, but forgot how to redistribute the allocated money to and in each department. Sooo, when the Repubs demanded a few changes to Obama Care and made an effort to cut the debt, Obama refused and as a result, the money ceased to flow!
But the amounts already designated to the departments was reduced as per the sequestration, so they had the reduced amount to use, but the ability to allocate it out was not in them--,AKA,-- the State Dept. continued to party and hold conventions but forgot to send help to Benghazi !So, four Americans were killed . No help sent !! So, the WH visitors were shut down. The WW11 memorials were shut down even though it was reported it cost more to shut them down than to leave them open! All of this due to a failure of the Administration to understand the theory of allocation!!! Any business person, beyond the eighth grade should know better.
Saint Paul, MN
#31358 Jan 6, 2014
The shut down wasn't about the sequester but about the debt ceiling clown also congress holds the bank bag(money/funding) didn't you even know that ? also repubs can't demand anything after the process has already been approved, and as the four Americans that got killed in Benghazi they are American best and they got killed serving their country a country that's at war idiot and Libya is part of theater and the Calvary is always late and as far as the WW11 memorial goes when Cruz shut down the government he closed all of it and that stunt won't work against Obama and the Dems. they the baggers (Gomert) even tried to high jack the veterans to blame the closing of the memorial on Obama and just one more thing you seen to left out apportionment s and government outline in your government accounting process.
BTW. What's up with Rand and the suing of the U.S Government do you think that stunt will get him closer to the WH? just asking.
Saint Paul, MN
#31359 Jan 6, 2014
Stick and move Champ!
#31362 Jan 6, 2014
I can't believe they're still talking about this
#31365 Jan 7, 2014
Let`s take these one at a time:
The shut down was a stunt to control spending and get rid of Obama Care. Agreed.
The shut down of the various memorials was Obama`s way of making everyone suffer for having the shut down. It costs very little to keep them open- more to shut them down-but the old vets got shut out and made a scene to prove Obama`s point . The money had already been allocated for most of this but Obama and Administration had no thought about allocation.
Now about Congress having the money bags-yes, based on the Constitution- but neither Congress nor Obama pay much attention to that idea. Does Congress ever stop Obama`s spending? No, they just sit back and want the Status Quo to not upset their jobs.
Benghazi-- Allocation is the key--Hillary had allowed the Embassy to be shut out of protection. They were not given the protection or weapons for defense, even when they requested it for six months before the attack.. This was Hillary`s job to do, and she failed ,badly , then lied about it.
About Rand Paul . His suit has to have persons in agreement sign the papers. So, some must agree. Seems a little weak to me, but why not?
Notice many are now coming out with the idea of term limits. Paul being President? Not sure, but he could hardly hurt the Country any more than the present administration.
Know you would not agree, but, we missed a good business trained person, in the last election.
#31368 Jan 7, 2014
So, you have taken the idea of all Democrats and start calling names in an attempt to disqualify !! Kill the messenger--not the enemy!!
Then switch to other items ! Like who kept the WARS going? Obama!!
What has happened under Obama? Both wars are turning out to end with failures!!! After winning!!
#31369 Jan 7, 2014
The parents of the killed men at Benghazi are the ones asking for answers.
The questions needed to be answered is-- why did Hillary let the embassy go without protection when they asked for it for 5 months or longer? She is a failure and yet the Democrats think she would be good as President? more failures wanted?? Where are your brains?
The same thing applies to Obama ! He never knows what is going on! Yet all want to glorify his accomplishments toward damaging our Country and the Constitution!!
#31370 Jan 7, 2014
You stated that Baggers will ruin this country ON PURPOSE. How will they do that and WHY??
Is that you humble opinion or do you know something we don't? Please share any insights you may have.You wouldn't want us to get blind sighted.would you?
#31376 Jan 7, 2014
I sincerely hope the good citizens of Kentucky will see fit to get rid of Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell in 2014
I blame him and Mitch for the shutdown
Please demonstrate you are not brainwashed by the conservatives in 2014
#31382 Jan 8, 2014
You like calling names a little much you pansy. Its pretty obvious that Obama will be known as the first anti-American president with an agenda to destroy this country by turning it into one big ghetto. You can go to hades because you and your fellow metrosexual liberals(men) and lesbians put being gay and getting free shite before freedom. Y'all deserve what's coming.
Saint Paul, MN
#31384 Jan 8, 2014
Hopefully to the Hague for crimes to humanity.
Since: Jul 12
#31386 Jan 8, 2014
I won't be baited by idiotic things like this, but I'd just like to remind you that when you post your silly shit, your computer has something called "Spell Check." You, obviously, are in great need of it. Oh, and that's "dying," NOT dieing. Try to have a nice day, anyway, though.
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It's pretty common in racing broadcasting to have a studio crew and a on-track crew. For example, in F1, the Speed trio of Varsha, Hobbs, and Machett doesn't generally travel to the races and instead do the broadcasts from Speed's studio in Charlotte. They rely on a single pit-crew reporter (Will Buxton) to do local angles. But this is for races in far-flung corners of the world on huge outdoor tracks where there is very little, if any, advantage to being able to look out the window vs. watching a monitor. In SX where there is a stadium and you can see the entire track, I would think being able to watch the action from a press box would be very advantageous.
Anybody know if the Sheheen, Emig, and RC are actually at the SX races?
- Mark
I have seen RC and Emig at the races many times, but never Sheheen. Then again, I wouldn't be looking for him!
I am quite sure they are at the races, but by 5 or 5:30 p.m. they are in the booth doing their prep and don't come out for the rest of the night. And then you have the occasions where they bring a guest (injured) rider up to commenate on a race or two. I don't think that is happening from a studio.
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Parent scolds thief via sign after son's pumpkin goes missing
Stealing and smashing pumpkins is a common Halloween prank, but Becky Reina of Washington, D.C. posted some choice words for the thief who stole her little boy's pumpkin, The Huffington Post reports.
On the same porch as the scene of the crime, Reina placed a large, handwritten sign, reading:
To the person who stole my son's pumpkin: Thank you for the life lesson.
This will teach him that sometimes people are mean for no reason and you have to just brush it off.
Because my son is 2-yrs-old and cannot read this sign, I will add: You are an a‐‐‐‐‐‐e.
Reina is not as upset as falling victim to a prank as she is that her two-year-old son's pumpkin was the only one stolen.
The other three the family had carved, representing Reina, her husband and their infant daughter, remained.
On Thursday we came out and there were only three pumpkins ... Pumpkins get smashed, pumpkins get stolen, of course. I was really just mad because it was only his pumpkin [they stole].
Reina hopes the thief or thieves "feel bad" about the deed. She is less hopeful that the pumpkin will be returned, since a number of pumpkins have recently been found smashed on the street.
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Sometimes in fashion, the phrase "ask and ye shall receive" holds true. I'm pleased to say that appears to be the case with my recent complaint about Dior's somewhat tedious bag line – a few of the bags from the brand's recently presented Resort 2011 line caught my attention.
Christian Dior Handbags and Purses(Page 5)
I mean no disrespect, of course – Dior is one of the most storied and important brands in the history of luxury as we know it, and they do a fantastic job with a lot of aspects of their business (I'm a particular fan of their makeup).
When I think of Christian Dior, all I see is Charlize Theron stripping down and all I hear is her voice softly and seductively saying "J'adore Dior". The brand is known for its long history and timeless aesthetic. And with the re-opening of their store in Shanghai, Dior has decided to create an exclusive and limited edition selection of items.
Good news, everyone – it's cool to be an uptight, rich plutocrat again! Adjust accordingly.
Really, where would those ideals be more appropriately on display than at the Christian Dior Haute Couture show this week in Paris? John Galliano styled his Cruella-meets-English-nobility show with riding crops and streaks of Bride of Frankenstein grey hair, and although I didn't adore this collection as much as I did the lingerie-as-outerwear show from six months ago, I couldn't help but smile.
If you don't think that John Galliano is a mad genius and we're just all lucky to be living in the same world with him, then you haven't been paying attention.
For Spring 2010, his collection for Christian Dior connected beautifully to the retro-and-structured-underthings look that he had showed earlier this year during Haute Couture week, and the 40s film noir looks were exactly what you would expect a dizzy dame to wear when walking into a smoky private eye's office.
If you are a fan of Dior handbags, we may be continuously letting you down. Personally, I do not think Dior does a horrid job with their handbag line, but I also am not moved often enough about their handbags and purses to write about them.
There are few more joyous occasions in fashion than Paris Couture Week, although this year's flamboyant celebration of clothing and artistry has been somewhat hampered by the depressed economy and the impending departure of one of the genre's greatest voices, Christian Lacroix.
Here at PurseBlog, we have a favorite game that we play from time to time. Everyone gets in on it and sometimes it goes on for days. What's the name of this game, you ask? Why, it's "Guess who's ripping off Chanel now!" I'm usually on the side of the non-Chanel designer because I don't want elements like quilting and chain handles to be off limits from everyone else until the end of time, but when I saw the Dior Quilted Cannage Bag, I knew I'd never be able to muster any sympathy when the Chanel comparisons began.
I've never been an overwhelming fan of Dior handbags, and I'm not sure why. Maybe it's because a lot of them are structured and I like slouch, maybe it's just because I can't afford them and therefore convince myself I don't like them.
I don't particularly like the end-result look of the Dior Diorita Contrast Twist Medium Hobo, but I love the bag on principle. The more I look at handbags, the more clear it becomes that some designers are getting a little lazy with their products – a simple leather bag with a designers name on it does not a fabulous bag make.


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A motorcyclist was seriously injured when his bike veered off the road and struck a utility pole early Sunday.
Gary G. Grueshaber, 31, Perrysburg, was flown from the scene to the University of Toledo Medical Center, according to the Highway Patrol.
The accident happened on Bayshore Road about 5 miles south of Hartshorn Road at about 1:45 a.m.
Grueshaber's was eastbound on a 2000 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide FXD motorcycle when he failed to negotiate a curve and drove off the right side of the road, striking a property post and a utility pole before he was ejected from the bike.
The accident remains under investigation and it's unknown if alcohol was a factor, the Patrol said. Grueshaber was not wearing a helmet.


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Gary Grill, DDS, MS
Tonya Nelson Crystal, DDS, MD
Eric J. Herbranson, DDS, MS, Endodontist
Sharon Rufo, RDH
Silvia Febo, Receptionist/Supervisor
Andrea Will, Receptionist, RDA
Vidya Verma, RDA
Gary Grill DDS MS
As a practitioner in the field of Periodontics and Implantology, I am dedicated to providing the highest level of service. My aim is to serve in the preservation and restoration of the form and function of dentition through providing accessible state of the art periodontal therapy. I am committed to providing patients with a professional, warm and caring environment in which to receive treatement and to serving as a reliable, valuable and trusted resource to dental professional in the Bay area.
Dr. Nelson-Chrystal
Dr. Nelson-Chrystal earned her Doctorate in Dental Surgery from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2005. She then continued her education at the University of Maryland�s Medical School, earning her Doctor of Medicine (M.D.). She completed her 6-year Oral and Maxillofacial Residency at the University of Maryland.
Some of Dr. Nelson-Chrystal�s professional memberships include the American Medical Association, American Dental Association, California Dental Association, Tri-Beta Honor Society, Christian Medical Dental Association, American Dental Society of Anesthesiology, California Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
She is also an active member of several community service outreach programs as well as volunteer oral surgeon for Smiles For Kids. She enjoys spending her free time with her husband, children, and grandchildren.
Dr. Herbranson
Dr. Herbranson graduated with a DDS degree from Loma Linda University in 1970 and a MS in Endodontics from Loma Linda University in 1973. He has practiced endodontics in the East Bay since that time.
He has been actively involved in education for years having given many lectures locally and nationally on endodontics as well as presentation skills and microscope photography. He is on the faculty of the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry and lectures at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. He is an Opinion Leader for a major endodontic supply company and helped develop their corporate education protocols.
He is nationally recognized in the endodontic field and his interest in photography has resulted in the creation of a small company that builds camera mounts for surgical operating microscopes. Another of his interest is the development of a computerized atlas of the anatomy of human teeth. It has been recognized as a significant tool in learning the complex microanatomy of teeth and is currently being adapted by many dental schools in the United States. It can be viewed at www.toothatlas.com
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