Bladetongue

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Bladetongue
  • Bladetongue item sprite
Autoswing
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Statistics
Type
Damage55 (Melee)
Knockback5.75 (Average)
Critical chance4%
Use time28 (Average)
TooltipSpits an Ichor stream on contact
RarityPink (Rarity level: 5)
Sell4 GC
Research1 required
Inflicts Debuff
DebuffIchorIchor
Debuff tooltipReduced defense
Chance100%
Duration5–9 seconds (sword)
3–7 seconds (projectile)
Projectile created
  • Ichor Splash
    Ichor Splash
Sounds
Use
The Bladetongue attacking Target Dummies.

The Bladetongue is a Hardmode broadsword that can rarely be obtained by fishing in the Crimson biome in any layer. On enemy hits, it inflicts the Ichor debuff for 5–9 seconds and fires an ichor stream at a random angle in front of the player. The ichor stream deals 70% of the weapon's damage and knockback (38 base damage and a knockback of 4.025 (Average)),[1] pierces 4 enemies, and also inflicts Ichor for 3–7 seconds. The ichor stream can bounce on blocks up to 3 times and disappears either on hitting the fourth block or after approximately 2 seconds.

It is the Crimson counterpart to the Corruption's Toxikarp and the Hallow's Crystal Serpent.

Its best modifier is Legendary.

Notes

  • Similar to Bee Keeper, the Bladetongue only creates projectiles when the sword strikes an enemy. This is unlike most other projectile swords, which fire projectiles regardless of whether or not an enemy is hit.
  • The Bladetongue fires one ichor stream each time it hits an enemy (with the sword itself), i.e., hitting three enemies in a single swing will cause the sword to fire three streams in total.

Trivia

History

  • Desktop 1.4.4:
    • Ichor Shot pierce count reduced from unlimited to 5 hits.
    • Projectile now inflicts static immunity, meaning it will no longer interfere with other sources of piercing damage.

References

  1. Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.3.6 source code, method ApplyNPCOnHitEffects() in Terraria.Player.cs. There may be inaccuracies, as the current Desktop version Desktop version is 1.4.4.9.