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'''Deerclops''' is a [[pre-Hardmode]] [[Bosses|boss]] encountered in the [[Snow biome]]. Fighting Deerclops is not required for game progression, but defeating her rewards the player with [[coins]] and other useful items.
'''Deerclops''' is a [[pre-Hardmode]] [[Bosses|boss]] encountered in the [[Snow biome]]. Fighting Deerclops is not required for game progression, but defeating it rewards the player with [[coins]] and other useful items.


{{boss music|exclusive=1|pronoun=her|ow=Boss 2 (Otherworldly)}}
{{boss music|exclusive=1|pronoun=it|ow=Boss 2 (Otherworldly)}}


== Summoning ==
== Summoning ==
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Deerclops can still spawn naturally even if the [[Journey Mode]]'s enemy spawn rate slider is set to 0×.
Deerclops can still spawn naturally even if the [[Journey Mode]]'s enemy spawn rate slider is set to 0×.


If Deerclops has previously been defeated in the world, there is only a {{chance|1/4}} chance for her to spawn naturally.
If Deerclops has previously been defeated in the world, there is only a {{chance|1/4}} chance for it to spawn naturally.


== Behavior ==
== Behavior ==
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops (invulnerable).gif|Deerclops (invulnerable).gif|link=]]|Deerclops in her invulnerable state.|width=167px}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops (invulnerable).gif|Deerclops (invulnerable).gif|link=]]|Deerclops in its invulnerable state.|width=167px}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Ice Spike.png|link=]]|Deerclops's<br/>Ice Spike.|width=120px}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Ice Spike.png|link=]]|Deerclops's<br/>Ice Spike.|width=120px}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Debris.gif|Deerclops Debris.gif|link=]]|Debris sent out by Deerclops.}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Debris.gif|Deerclops Debris.gif|link=]]|Debris sent out by Deerclops.}}


* Deerclops has four / {{expert|five}} attacks:
* Deerclops has four / {{expert|five}} attacks:
** If she is close enough to the player, Deerclops will raise her arms and smash the ground, summoning an escalating wave of Ice Spikes that quickly travels toward the player. Every third consecutive wave does not travel as far as the standard version, instead spreading outwards from both directions. Ice Spikes [[Frozen|freeze]] the player for 0.33 / {{expert|0.67}} / {{master|0.83}} seconds.
** If it is close enough to the player, Deerclops will raise its arms and smash the ground, summoning an escalating wave of Ice Spikes that quickly travels toward the player. Every third consecutive wave does not travel as far as the standard version, instead spreading outwards from both directions. Ice Spikes [[Frozen|freeze]] the player for 0.33 / {{expert|0.67}} / {{master|0.83}} seconds.
** If she is not close enough to her target to use the Ice Spikes attack, Deerclops will "scoop" and then throw numerous chunks of Debris into the air, which travel in large, vertical arcs before falling back down. The chunks of Debris can pass through [[block]]s. The visual appearance of the Debris changes depending on the blocks Deerclops is standing on while performing the attack. However, this does not affect the amount of damage the Debris chunks deal to the player.
** If it is not close enough to its target to use the Ice Spikes attack, Deerclops will "scoop" and then throw numerous chunks of Debris into the air, which travel in large, vertical arcs before falling back down. The chunks of Debris can pass through [[block]]s. The visual appearance of the Debris changes depending on the blocks Deerclops is standing on while performing the attack. However, this does not affect the amount of damage the Debris chunks deal to the player.
** Deerclops will occasionally stand in place and roar, inflicting the [[Slow]] [[debuff]] on all players within 50 tiles{{source code ref|v=1.4.3.6|method=Terraria.NPC.AI_123_Deerclops}} for 12 / {{expert|24}} / {{master|30}} seconds, unless they are already affected by the debuff.
** Deerclops will occasionally stand in place and roar, inflicting the [[Slow]] [[debuff]] on all players within 50 tiles{{source code ref|v=1.4.3.6|method=Terraria.NPC.AI_123_Deerclops}} for 12 / {{expert|24}} / {{master|30}} seconds, unless they are already affected by the debuff.
** If the player is above Deerclops for enough time, the Deerclops momentarily remains still before roaring and summoning five Shadow Hands around the player.
** If the player is above Deerclops for enough time, the Deerclops momentarily remains still before roaring and summoning five Shadow Hands around the player.
** In [[Expert Mode]], Shadow Hands will be periodically summoned that either move toward the player slowly, move towards the player quickly and curve, or spin in place. Shadow Hands predict the player's movements and are summoned more frequently as the Deerclops' health is lowered.
** In [[Expert Mode]], Shadow Hands will be periodically summoned that either move toward the player slowly, move towards the player quickly and curve, or spin in place. Shadow Hands predict the player's movements and are summoned more frequently as the Deerclops' health is lowered.
* If the player is more than 30 tiles away from Deerclops, she becomes cloaked in a shadowy aura, emits black smoke particles, turns a dark shade of purple while her eye turns magenta in coloration, and two reddish, semi-transparent afterimages begin closely orbiting around her. Deerclops is completely immune to [[damage]] while in this state until the player is again within 30 tiles of her current location, causing her to revert back to her regular appearance and behavior.
* If the player is more than 30 tiles away from Deerclops, it becomes cloaked in a shadowy aura, emits black smoke particles, turns a dark shade of purple while its eye turns magenta in coloration, and two reddish, semi-transparent afterimages begin closely orbiting around it. Deerclops is completely immune to [[damage]] while in this state until the player is again within 30 tiles of its current location, causing it to revert back to its regular appearance and behavior.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* When Deerclops is alive, the opacity of the Blizzard visual effect will be reduced.
* When Deerclops is alive, the opacity of the Blizzard visual effect will be reduced.
* If all players are dead or there are none nearby, Deerclops will wander around instead of immediately despawning. This will happen until a player gets close to the boss, at which point the fight will resume as normal. Once one in-game day (24 real-world minutes) has passed since Deerclops's spawn, she will despawn as soon as no players are near. Leaving and re-entering the world will also cause her to despawn.
* If all players are dead or there are none nearby, Deerclops will wander around instead of immediately despawning. This will happen until a player gets close to the boss, at which point the fight will resume as normal. Once one in-game day (24 real-world minutes) has passed since Deerclops's spawn, it will despawn as soon as no players are near. Leaving and re-entering the world will also cause it to despawn.
** Like all other bosses, [[Pylons]] cannot be used while the Deerclops is alive in a world.
** Like all other bosses, [[Pylons]] cannot be used while the Deerclops is alive in a world.
* Deerclops cannot pass through solid blocks, but if the player is above her, far enough away, and Deerclops cannot reach them, she will quickly rise through the blocks in order to reach the player.
* Deerclops cannot pass through solid blocks, but if the player is above it, far enough away, and Deerclops cannot reach them, it will quickly rise through the blocks in order to reach the player.
* Defeating Deerclops is not required for the [[Achievements|Slayer of Worlds]] achievement.
* Defeating Deerclops is not required for the [[Achievements|Slayer of Worlds]] achievement.


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== Tips ==
== Tips ==
{{strategies}}
{{strategies}}
* There are no prerequisite bosses that are required to be defeated in order to summon this boss. However, Deerclops's strength may warrant waiting until the player has defeated [[Skeletron]] to fight her.
* There are no prerequisite bosses that are required to be defeated in order to summon this boss. However, Deerclops's strength may warrant waiting until the player has defeated [[Skeletron]] to fight it.
* A [[Warmth Potion]] is useful when fighting Deerclops, as the boss is affected by its buff. In addition, one may find it useful to bring a [[Hand Warmer]] to the battle, since the [[Chilled]] and [[Frozen]] debuffs can easily cause the player to die quickly if inflicted.
* A [[Warmth Potion]] is useful when fighting Deerclops, as the boss is affected by its buff. In addition, one may find it useful to bring a [[Hand Warmer]] to the battle, since the [[Chilled]] and [[Frozen]] debuffs can easily cause the player to die quickly if inflicted.
* Building a platform of non-solid blocks about 6 tiles (twice the height of the player) up in the air, along with staircases made of solid blocks on either side to allow Deerclops to get on, can elevate her high enough above the ground to prevent the boss from using her debris attack entirely, making the fight much easier.
* Building a platform of non-solid blocks about 6 tiles (twice the height of the player) up in the air, along with staircases made of solid blocks on either side to allow Deerclops to get on, can elevate it high enough above the ground to prevent the boss from using it debris attack entirely, making the fight much easier.
* Due to being able to inflict [[Slow]] from a large range, accessories like the [[Anklet of the Wind]] or [[Magiluminescence]] alongside [[Swiftness Potion]]s can help make the fight much more manageable.
* Due to being able to inflict [[Slow]] from a large range, accessories like the [[Anklet of the Wind]] or [[Magiluminescence]] alongside [[Swiftness Potion]]s can help make the fight much more manageable.
* Avoid lingering directly above Deerclops, as the Shadow Hands she summons in this situation are very dangerous.
* Avoid lingering directly above Deerclops, as the Shadow Hands it summons in this situation are very dangerous.
* The player can run between Deerclops's legs without taking damage. This is useful for avoiding the first two Ice Spike attacks, but the player should not stick around for the third.
* The player can run between Deerclops's legs without taking damage. This is useful for avoiding the first two Ice Spike attacks, but the player should not stick around for the third.
* Players should place their spawn point away from where Deerclops can wander, as she can stay around the spawn area.
* Players should place their spawn point away from where Deerclops can wander, as it can stay around the spawn area.
** This is especially recommended for [[Difficulty|Mediumcore]] players, as they can be left defenseless near Deerclops if they die in the middle of the fight.
** This is especially recommended for [[Difficulty|Mediumcore]] players, as they can be left defenseless near Deerclops if they die in the middle of the fight.
* The [[Frozen]] debuff from the Ice Spike attack is capable of interrupting a player's extending [[Hooks|grappling hook]], causing them to drop to the ground. Avoid moving over large gaps to prevent unnecessary damage.
* The [[Frozen]] debuff from the Ice Spike attack is capable of interrupting a player's extending [[Hooks|grappling hook]], causing them to drop to the ground. Avoid moving over large gaps to prevent unnecessary damage.
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{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Leg.png|link=]]|The removed Deerclops Leg NPC.}}
{{float file box|[[File:Deerclops Leg.png|link=]]|The removed Deerclops Leg NPC.}}
* {{iwlink|dts|Deerclops}} is part of the [[Don't Starve Together|''Don't Starve Together'' crossover]]. Many of the items of this crossover are dropped by Deerclops.
* {{iwlink|dts|Deerclops}} is part of the [[Don't Starve Together|''Don't Starve Together'' crossover]]. Many of the items of this crossover are dropped by Deerclops.
* Deerclops's purple invulnerable form in ''[[Terraria]]'' resembles her {{iwlink|dts|Winter's Feast}} form in ''{{iwlink|dts|Don't Starve Together}}''.
* Deerclops's purple invulnerable form in ''[[Terraria]]'' resembles its {{iwlink|dts|Winter's Feast}} form in ''{{iwlink|dts|Don't Starve Together}}''.
* Deerclops is female, as indicated by the skin description of the {{iwlink|dts|Glass Eyebrella}} in ''Don't Starve Together''. Regardless, the characters in the game also use masculine and neutral pronouns (e.g. Wolfgang and Wilson, respectively) in their quotes.
* ''Deerclops'' is a portmanteau of ''{{wiktionary|deer}}'' and ''{{wiktionary|cyclops}}''.
* ''Deerclops'' is a portmanteau of ''{{wiktionary|deer}}'' and ''{{wiktionary|cyclops}}''.
* She is the only non-event boss in ''[[Terraria]]'' to not despawn after killing the player.
* it is the only non-event boss in ''[[Terraria]]'' to not despawn after killing the player.
* The Deerclops fight is one of two boss fights that consist of a single destructible entity, the other being the [[Empress of Light]].
* The Deerclops fight is one of two boss fights that consist of a single destructible entity, the other being the [[Empress of Light]].
** All other boss fights are composed of either multiple bosses, multiple segments, or summoned minions that play a part in their boss fights.
** All other boss fights are composed of either multiple bosses, multiple segments, or summoned minions that play a part in their boss fights.
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** Now grants an achievement upon defeat.
** Now grants an achievement upon defeat.
** Now has a chance to drop [[Dizzy's Rare Gecko Chester]].
** Now has a chance to drop [[Dizzy's Rare Gecko Chester]].
** Now takes up more enemy slots, reducing or outright eliminating enemy spawns during her fight.
** Now takes up more enemy slots, reducing or outright eliminating enemy spawns during its fight.
** Removed the unused Deerclops Leg NPC.}}
** Removed the unused Deerclops Leg NPC.}}
{{history|Desktop 1.4.3.3|
{{history|Desktop 1.4.3.3|
** Deerclops's health now scales at a modified rate in Expert and Master, like other bosses.
** Deerclops's health now scales at a modified rate in Expert and Master, like other bosses.
*** This reduces her health from 7000 / {{expert|14000}} / {{master|21000}} to 7000 / {{expert|11900}} / {{master|15172}}.
*** This reduces its health from 7000 / {{expert|14000}} / {{master|21000}} to 7000 / {{expert|11900}} / {{master|15172}}.
** Fixed an issue where Deerclops's health did not scale up with increased player count in Expert/Master multiplayer games.
** Fixed an issue where Deerclops's health did not scale up with increased player count in Expert/Master multiplayer games.
** Now only remains present in the [[Snow biome]] for 1 day when no players are present, instead of 3 days.
** Now only remains present in the [[Snow biome]] for 1 day when no players are present, instead of 3 days.
** Deerclops's [[boss health bar]] will disappear from the screen when suitably far enough away from her that the boss fight is not active.
** Deerclops's [[boss health bar]] will disappear from the screen when suitably far enough away from its that the boss fight is not active.
** Defense increased from 0 to 10.
** Defense increased from 0 to 10.
** After defeating Deerclops, she now only has a 25% chance to spawn again naturally under proper conditions. This was previously a 100% chance.
** After defeating Deerclops, it now only has a 25% chance to spawn again naturally under proper conditions. This was previously a 100% chance.
** Now drops [[Healing Potion]]s.}}
** Now drops [[Healing Potion]]s.}}
{{history|Desktop 1.4.3.1|
{{history|Desktop 1.4.3.1|

Revision as of 05:18, 12 November 2023

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Deerclops
Deerclops.png
Map Icon Deerclops.png
Map Icon
Classic mode icon.png Classic
Expert mode icon.png Expert
Master mode icon.png Master
Statistics
Type
Boss
Environment
Snow biome + Blizzard
AI TypeDeerclops AI
Damage204060 (melee)
265278 (Ice Spike)
3672108 (Debris)
204060 (Shadow Hand)
Max Life7000/11900/15172
Defense10
KB Resist100%
Immune toConfusedShimmering
Inflicts debuffs
Inflicts debuffs
Inflicts debuffs
DebuffSlowSlow
Debuff tooltipMovement speed is reduced
Chance100% (Roar)
Duration12 seconds24 seconds30 seconds
DebuffFrozenFrozen
Debuff tooltipYou can't move!
Chance100% (Ice Spike)
Duration0.33 seconds0.67 seconds0.83 seconds
Drops
Coins5 GC12 GC50 SC
Sounds
Hurt
Killed
Walk
Roar
Ice Spikes
attack
Debris attack
Map Icon Deerclops.png "The chilly one-eyed monstrosity from a foreign land." Map Icon Deerclops.png
For the Deerclops pet, see Deerclops Eyeball.

Deerclops is a pre-Hardmode boss encountered in the Snow biome. Fighting Deerclops is not required for game progression, but defeating it rewards the player with coins and other useful items.

While Deerclops is alive, it exclusive music Deerclops will play. When Otherworldly music (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) is enabled, the track Boss 2 (Otherworldly) will play instead.

Summoning

Deerclops can be summoned manually by using a Deer Thing at any time in the Snow biome.

Deerclops can also spawn naturally at midnight during a Blizzard on the surface Snow biome after fulfilling these conditions:[1]

  • At least one player in the world has at least 9 defense or at least 200 health.
  • There is a player at the surface Snow biome.
    • There must be no town NPCs within a 240×135-tile rectangle centered on that player.
  • There must be no other bosses or hostile events (except the Blood Moon) active.
  • If in Don't dig up or Get fixed boi worlds, Deerclops will only naturally spawn in Snow biomes on the Surface layer, where the Blizzard visual effect is not displayed.[2]
    • Deerclops will not spawn at the Cavern layer where the Blizzard effect is displayed.

Deerclops can still spawn naturally even if the Journey Mode's enemy spawn rate slider is set to 0×.

If Deerclops has previously been defeated in the world, there is only a 1/4 (25%) chance for it to spawn naturally.

Behavior

Deerclops (invulnerable).gif
Deerclops in its invulnerable state.
Deerclops Ice Spike.png
Deerclops's
Ice Spike.
Deerclops Debris.gif
Debris sent out by Deerclops.
  • Deerclops has four / five attacks:
    • If it is close enough to the player, Deerclops will raise its arms and smash the ground, summoning an escalating wave of Ice Spikes that quickly travels toward the player. Every third consecutive wave does not travel as far as the standard version, instead spreading outwards from both directions. Ice Spikes freeze the player for 0.33 / 0.67 / 0.83 seconds.
    • If it is not close enough to its target to use the Ice Spikes attack, Deerclops will "scoop" and then throw numerous chunks of Debris into the air, which travel in large, vertical arcs before falling back down. The chunks of Debris can pass through blocks. The visual appearance of the Debris changes depending on the blocks Deerclops is standing on while performing the attack. However, this does not affect the amount of damage the Debris chunks deal to the player.
    • Deerclops will occasionally stand in place and roar, inflicting the Slow debuff on all players within 50 tiles[3] for 12 / 24 / 30 seconds, unless they are already affected by the debuff.
    • If the player is above Deerclops for enough time, the Deerclops momentarily remains still before roaring and summoning five Shadow Hands around the player.
    • In Expert Mode, Shadow Hands will be periodically summoned that either move toward the player slowly, move towards the player quickly and curve, or spin in place. Shadow Hands predict the player's movements and are summoned more frequently as the Deerclops' health is lowered.
  • If the player is more than 30 tiles away from Deerclops, it becomes cloaked in a shadowy aura, emits black smoke particles, turns a dark shade of purple while its eye turns magenta in coloration, and two reddish, semi-transparent afterimages begin closely orbiting around it. Deerclops is completely immune to damage while in this state until the player is again within 30 tiles of its current location, causing it to revert back to its regular appearance and behavior.

Notes

  • When Deerclops is alive, the opacity of the Blizzard visual effect will be reduced.
  • If all players are dead or there are none nearby, Deerclops will wander around instead of immediately despawning. This will happen until a player gets close to the boss, at which point the fight will resume as normal. Once one in-game day (24 real-world minutes) has passed since Deerclops's spawn, it will despawn as soon as no players are near. Leaving and re-entering the world will also cause it to despawn.
    • Like all other bosses, Pylons cannot be used while the Deerclops is alive in a world.
  • Deerclops cannot pass through solid blocks, but if the player is above it, far enough away, and Deerclops cannot reach them, it will quickly rise through the blocks in order to reach the player.
  • Defeating Deerclops is not required for the Slayer of Worlds achievement.

Achievements

Achievement An Eye For An Eye.png
An Eye For An Eye • “Defeat Deerclops, the chilly one-eyed monstrosity from a foreign land.”
Defeat Deerclops for the first time. (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Category: Slayer Slayer

Tips

For more elaborate strategies on defeating Deerclops, including weapon and arena recommendations, see Guide:Deerclops strategies.
  • There are no prerequisite bosses that are required to be defeated in order to summon this boss. However, Deerclops's strength may warrant waiting until the player has defeated Skeletron to fight it.
  • A Warmth Potion is useful when fighting Deerclops, as the boss is affected by its buff. In addition, one may find it useful to bring a Hand Warmer to the battle, since the Chilled and Frozen debuffs can easily cause the player to die quickly if inflicted.
  • Building a platform of non-solid blocks about 6 tiles (twice the height of the player) up in the air, along with staircases made of solid blocks on either side to allow Deerclops to get on, can elevate it high enough above the ground to prevent the boss from using it debris attack entirely, making the fight much easier.
  • Due to being able to inflict Slow from a large range, accessories like the Anklet of the Wind or Magiluminescence alongside Swiftness Potions can help make the fight much more manageable.
  • Avoid lingering directly above Deerclops, as the Shadow Hands it summons in this situation are very dangerous.
  • The player can run between Deerclops's legs without taking damage. This is useful for avoiding the first two Ice Spike attacks, but the player should not stick around for the third.
  • Players should place their spawn point away from where Deerclops can wander, as it can stay around the spawn area.
    • This is especially recommended for Mediumcore players, as they can be left defenseless near Deerclops if they die in the middle of the fight.
  • The Frozen debuff from the Ice Spike attack is capable of interrupting a player's extending grappling hook, causing them to drop to the ground. Avoid moving over large gaps to prevent unnecessary damage.

Trivia

Deerclops Leg.png
The removed Deerclops Leg NPC.
  • Deerclops is part of the Don't Starve Together crossover. Many of the items of this crossover are dropped by Deerclops.
  • Deerclops's purple invulnerable form in Terraria resembles its Winter's Feast form in Don't Starve Together.
  • Deerclops is a portmanteau of deer and cyclops.
  • it is the only non-event boss in Terraria to not despawn after killing the player.
  • The Deerclops fight is one of two boss fights that consist of a single destructible entity, the other being the Empress of Light.
    • All other boss fights are composed of either multiple bosses, multiple segments, or summoned minions that play a part in their boss fights.
    • Between the versions 1.4.3 and 1.4.3.6, there was an NPC named DeerclopsLeg in the files which did not appear during the fight. It was invincible[4] and had its own AI[5]. It was removed in the 1.4.4 update, with its NPC ID replaced with that of the Stinkbug.
  • Deerclops is the first non-event crossover boss, as well as the first pre-Hardmode crossover boss.
  • Deerclops is one of seven bosses with exclusive boss music, the others being the Queen Bee, Queen Slime, Plantera, Empress of Light, Duke Fishron, and Moon Lord.
  • The BestiaryBestiary entry for Deerclops: "Hailing from a distant land, this cyclopic monstrosity lurks in cold places, wreaking havoc on those who disturb it."

Gallery

  • Walking animation

    Walking animation

  • Attack animation

    Attack animation

  • Roar animation

    Roar animation

See also

History

  • Desktop 1.4.4:
    • Now grants an achievement upon defeat.
    • Now has a chance to drop Dizzy's Rare Gecko Chester.
    • Now takes up more enemy slots, reducing or outright eliminating enemy spawns during its fight.
    • Removed the unused Deerclops Leg NPC.
  • Desktop 1.4.3.3:
    • Deerclops's health now scales at a modified rate in Expert and Master, like other bosses.
    • Fixed an issue where Deerclops's health did not scale up with increased player count in Expert/Master multiplayer games.
    • Now only remains present in the Snow biome for 1 day when no players are present, instead of 3 days.
    • Deerclops's boss health bar will disappear from the screen when suitably far enough away from its that the boss fight is not active.
    • Defense increased from 0 to 10.
    • After defeating Deerclops, it now only has a 25% chance to spawn again naturally under proper conditions. This was previously a 100% chance.
    • Now drops Healing Potions.

References

  1. ↑ Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.4.9 source code, method UpdateTime() in Terraria.Main.cs.
  2. ↑ Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.4.9 source code, method UpdateBiomes() in Terraria.Player.cs.
  3. ↑ Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.3.6 source code, method AI_123_Deerclops() in Terraria.NPC.cs. There may be inaccuracies, as the current Desktop version Desktop version is 1.4.4.9.
  4. ↑ Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.3.6 source code, method SetDefaults() in Terraria.NPC.cs.
  5. ↑ Information taken from the Desktop version Desktop 1.4.3.6 source code, method AI_124_DeerclopsLeg() in Terraria.NPC.cs.
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  • Seahorse(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
    (
    • Gold(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
    )
  • Sea Turtle(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Aerial
Butterflies
Friendly NPCs
Pre-Hardmode
Hardmode
Other NPCs
Friendly NPCs waiting for rescue
Old One's Army
Removed NPCs
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