Terrabonk Arsenal

Terraria's gear joins your Megabonk runs.

Weapons turn up in your level-up picks:

• Terraprisma: the Empress of Light's blades hover in a rainbow halo behind you, then swoop out and slash through enemies, trailing rainbow afterimages. More blades join as it levels up.
• Enchanted Sword: every swing sends an Enchanted Beam flying.
• Starfury: stars fall from the sky onto your enemies.
• Minishark: a stream of fast, light bullets.
• Vilethorn: a line of corrupt thorns that pierces everything in its way.

Armor and accessories come out of Megabonk's chests:

• Six armor sets in a ladder: Iron, Gold, Shadow, Molten, Hallowed, then Solar Flare. Higher tiers are rarer and replace lower ones.
• 13 accessories: Hermes Boots, Lightning Boots, Band of Regeneration, Cloud in a Bottle, Frog Leg, Aglet, Shackle, Feral Claws, Lucky Horseshoe, Warrior Emblem, Celestial Magnet, Cross Necklace and Worm Scarf.

Each piece adds real Megabonk stats: armor, damage, crit, attack speed, move speed, jumps, regen, luck or pickup range. Your hero wears it all, drawn with Terraria's own armor sprites. Press I for the gear inventory: 3 armor slots and 5 accessory slots. Once they're full, a better accessory replaces your weakest.

Every icon, sprite and sound comes from your own Terraria install when Megabonk starts. Nothing from Terraria is in the download, so you need both games. Single player.

Runs with the mod loaded don't post to Megabonk's online leaderboards. Melty starts Megabonk in its recommended DX11 mode.

Credits: Megabonk by Ved, Terraria by Re-Logic (their art and sounds come from your copies). BepInEx 6 by the BepInEx team (installed by Melty). The LZX decoder comes from MonoGame (derived from libmspack by Stuart Caie, ported by Ali Scissons). Made with Claude Code.