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A mod (short for modification) is community-developed software that adds and/or customizes Terraria's graphics, items, entities, and other gameplay elements in some way. Mods are developed by external parties and are not developed by Re-Logic.

See The Official Terraria Mods Wiki for information on many mods currently available for Terraria.

Modding tools

  • tModLoader is a framework and client for creating and loading complex mods. It is officially endorsed by Re-Logic and can be downloaded via Steam and GitHub as a freely available add-on. tModLoader is available with Terraria 1.4.4.9, 1.4.3.6, and 1.3.5.3.
  • tConfig is a content creation tool and content loader. It works with Terraria 1.1.2.
  • Detox is a client modification that allows customization via the use of plugins.
  • Terraria Custom Content Loader allows using custom sprites, fonts, music, and sounds, and permits using multiple resource packs at the same time. It works with Terraria 1.2.4.1.
  • tAPI allows creation, management, and playing of multiple mods at once. tAPI works with Terraria 1.2.4.1.
  • TerrariaPatcher allows customization of game mechanics and behavior with its included patches and plugins. Users can create their own modifications by writing plugin code. TerrariaPatcher works with Terraria 1.3.5.3 and tModLoader 0.11.4.0.
  • Terraria Tweaker 2 is a client modification that allows customization via the use of plugins. It works with Terraria 1.3.5.3 and 1.4.4.9.

Mod lists

Official Terraria Mods Wiki

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The following 134 mods have a wiki on the Official Terraria Mods Wiki:

External mod wikis

The following mods have their own external wikis:

Name Link Description
AFKPETS https://afkpets-unofficial.fandom.com
(See its wiki on the Official Terraria Mods Wiki for a more recent and comprehensive resource.)
Antiaris https://antiaris.fandom.com
Avalon https://avalonmod.fandom.com
(See its wiki on the Official Terraria Mods Wiki for a more recent and comprehensive resource.)
AlchemistNPC https://alchemistnpc.fandom.com A quality-of-life mod that adds a variety of new town NPCs based around alchemy and convenience.
Calamity https://calamitymod.wiki.gg A massive mod that adds lore, an abundance of new items, weapons, armor, biomes, town NPCs, and several hours of post-Moon Lord content. It adds 27 new bosses and 12 new minibosses.
Dragon Ball Terraria https://dbtmod.fandom.com Adds many new weapons and items based on the "Dragon Ball" anime series.
Elemental Unleash (Bluemagic's Mod) https://elemental-unleash-bluemagics-mod.fandom.com Adds an assortment of many items, as well as a total of six bosses that present a significant departure from Terraria's normal combat system.
Elements Awoken https://elementsawoken.fandom.com Adds many brand new items, bosses, unique features, structures and more.
Enigma https://enigmamod.fandom.com Adds a new class, the Mystic class, a new alchemy system, a unique power-up system called the Soul Stone, an assortment of Steampunk-themed things, time manipulation, and many other bosses and items.
Exodus https://exodusmod.fandom.com
Fargo's Mods https://fargosmods.wiki.gg A set of several mods, primarily Fargo's Mutant Mod, a quality-of-life mod intended to reduce grinding, and Fargo's Souls Mod, a content mod which adds a new difficulty and several new items and bosses.
GRealm https://grealm.fandom.com
Infernum https://infernummod.wiki.gg An add-on to the Calamity mod that adds a new difficulty, Infernum mode, which is significantly more difficult than any vanilla difficulty and focuses on reworking vanilla and modded boss AIs.
Mod of Redemption https://modofredemption.wiki.gg A large-scale work-in-progress mod that adds a lot of items, lore and a few post-Moon Lord bosses.
Necro Pack https://necro-pack-terraria-mod.fandom.com
N Terraria https://nterraria.fandom.com
Pokémod https://pokemod.fandom.com
Shadows of Abaddon https://shadowsofabaddon.wiki.gg Adds a variety of pre-Hardmode, Hardmode, and post-Moon Lord content, including a total of 16 bosses, 6 town NPCs, and numerous items.
Split https://splitmod.fandom.com The main aim of the mod is to provide a wholesome and fresh experience on top of the base game without breaking its charm and natural feel. Adds several items, bosses, 2 biomes and includes mechanics such as photography, armor prefixes, new melee weapon subclasses (heavy swords and racquets) and other.
Starlight River https://starlightrivermod.wiki.gg
Super Terraria World https://superterrariaworld.fandom.com A standalone (i.e., non-tModLoader) massively-multiplayer online role-playing overhaul mod. The primary goal is to bring a classic MMORPG experience to the masterpiece that is Terraria. Discontinued indefinitely as of December 20, 2020.
Team Spirit https://spiritmod.wiki.gg A modding team that heavily focuses on Spirit-related projects and mods such as Spirit Reforged and New Beginnings. Spirit Reforged is a remake of Spirit Classic (formerly known as Spirit Mod) which aims to add fresh new content as well as bringing back old content with potential reworks, resprites, and much more. New Beginnings features a character-focused origin system that allows the player to start off with fresh new gear including other unique changes such as a new set spawn point.
The Story of Red Cloud https://the-story-of-red-cloud.fandom.com
Thorium https://thoriummod.wiki.gg A massive content mod for Terraria. Its goal is to be an unofficial DLC with the same design elements as vanilla Terraria. It features three fully developed classes (Bard, Healer, and Thrower), a new biome located under the Ocean—the Aquatic Depths, a number of exciting bosses, and over 2600 new items found in every part of the game.
Tremor https://tremormod.fandom.com Discontinued and is retained due to historical significance. It was a massive content mod for Terraria, with many new bosses, enemies, and more. No longer available on the mod browser, but the original source code is on GitHub.
Ulterraria https://ulterraria.fandom.com
Ultraconyx https://ultraconyx.fandom.com
W1K's tConfig Modpacks https://w1ks-tconfig-modpacks.fandom.com

Notes

  • A mod is generally built to customize a particular version of Terraria, and can cause issues when used with other versions.
  • Multiple mod installations can also cause conflicts. Severe conflicts may prevent creating new worlds.
  • As mods are not officially tested or endorsed, they are not guaranteed to be reliable. tModLoader players may be advised to back up their saved game data, as well as their tModLoader installation before attempting a mod installation. It is possible that saved game data becomes deleted or corrupted when installing mods.
    • Game data directories:
      • "1.4-stable": %HOMEPATH%\Documents\My Games\Terraria\tModLoader
      • "1.3-legacy": %HOMEPATH%\Documents\My Games\Terraria\ModLoader
    • tModLoader directory example:
      • 64 bit: Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\tModLoader
      • 32 bit: Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\tModLoader
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