Player stats

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Statistics, usually shortened to stats, are numerical properties that represent various aspects of a player (or rather, the character) in an RPG setting. Stats determine how characters behave and how the game environment reacts to them. This page lists miscellaneous information regarding character stats in Terraria.

See game mechanics for a more generic list which also includes non-character stats.

Combat and survival-related stats

Aggro

Main article: Aggro

Aggro, short for aggression, is an invisible statistic that determines the distance at which enemies will begin to attack the player.

Attack speed

Main article: Attack speed

Attack speed determines the frequency at which a character's weapon is used by altering use time.

Breath

Main article: Breath meter

When a player's head is submerged in a liquid, a Breath Meter appears directly above the player, representing the time the player has until they begin drowning.

Critical hit

Main article: Critical hit

Critical hit determines the character's chance of dealing additional damage when attacking.

Damage types

Main article: Damage types

The character's damage type depends on what kind of weapon is used.

Defense

Main article: Defense

Defense protects the player from damage. Normally, damage that a player takes is reduced by half of their defense value rounded up, but in Expert Mode 75% of a player's defense applies instead, and 100% is applied in Master Mode. Players start with zero defense, but can gain more by equipping Armor and Accessories, as well as receiving bonuses from certain Buffs. If one's current defense would ordinarily block all incoming damage, they would instead take 1 point of damage.

Fall damage

Main article: Fall damage

Fall damage refers to the damage a player character sustains upon falling a large distance.

Health

A player achieving maximum health and mana.
Main articles: Health, Health regeneration

Health represents a player's ability to remain alive. All characters start with 100 Health, or five red hearts, upon creation. Health decreases when the player takes damage; when the player reaches zero health, they die. Players can increase their health through the use of Life Crystals to a maximum of 400, or 20 hearts. After this point, Life Fruit can be used to convert red hearts into gold ones worth 25 health, making the natural cap 500 health. Health regenerates itself by default.

The character gains 20 Health for every Life Crystal used. A maximum of 15 Life Crystals can be used per character, meaning a maximum of 400 Health for a character. The maximum life a Player can achieve is 500 with the use of the Life Fruit, but these can only be obtained in Hardmode. This can be increased temporarily to 600 with the Lifeforce Potion.

Knockback

Main article: Knockback

Knockback is a basic mechanic whereby characters and enemies are repelled in the opposite direction of an attack.

Mana

Main article: Mana

Mana is a player's spell-casting ability. Use of Magic Weapons depletes the player's mana; if a player does not have enough mana to pay the cost of using a selected Magic Weapon, it cannot be used. All characters start with 20 Mana upon creation, or one mana star, with each star being equal to 20 mana. Mana Crystals can be used to increase mana by one star each, to a natural maximum of 200. This limit can further be increased by various Armors, Accessories, Buffs, and Modifiers, up to a maximum of 400. Mana regenerates itself by default.

Luck (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)

Main article: Luck

Luck is a hidden statistic that influences the randomness of various activities.

Movement speed

Main article: Movement speed

Movement speed determines how quickly the player can travel around. A Stopwatch can display a rough estimate of the player's current movement speed. Many features can affect movement speed, such as Movement Accessories, Wings, Mounts, Minecarts and Liquids, along with certain Buffs, Debuffs, Armor and other hazards such as Ice Blocks and Cobwebs.

Achievements

Achievement Topped Off.png
Topped Off • Attain maximum life and mana possible without accessories or buffs.
Reach maximum health and mana. (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Category: Challenger Challenger
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Maxed Out • “You have the maximum health and mana!”
Max out your health and mana. (Old-gen console version)
Achievement Marathon Medalist.png
Marathon Medalist • Travel a total of 26.2 miles on foot.
Travel a total of 26.2 miles (69,168 tiles) on foot. (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Category: Challenger Challenger
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Marathon Runner • “You have traveled over 42km on the ground!”
Run 42 km (~68,898 tiles). (Old-gen console version)
Achievement Gone in 60 seconds.png
Gone in 60 seconds • “You ran continuously for 60 seconds.”
Continuously run for 1 minute. (Old-gen console version)
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Leap a tall building in a single bound • “Jump really, really high.”
Jump extraordinarily high. (Old-gen console version)