Terraria inside Minecraft: its materials, crafting, mobs and boss ladder. Everything Terraria in it comes from your own Terraria install: the sprites, the sounds and the boss music are read from it when Minecraft starts. Nothing of Terraria is in the download.
What you get
- The Guide waits at spawn with a Copper Shortsword, a Copper Pickaxe, a Copper Axe and a Slime Crown, like a new Terraria character, and gives advice as you progress.
- Terraria materials (new in 0.3): trees drop Wood; ores drop Terraria ores (Copper or Tin, Iron or Lead, Silver or Tungsten, Gold or Platinum, picked per world). Smelt bars at a Furnace.
- Terraria crafting (new in 0.3): press R or use a Work Bench, Furnace or Anvil for Terraria's crafting list: 96 recipes, including wooden and metal swords, bows, pickaxes, axes and 9 armour sets with set bonuses.
- Terraria mobs (new in 0.3): Minecraft's overworld hostiles are gone. Green and Blue Slimes by day, Zombies and Demon Eyes at night, Skeletons and Cave Bats underground.
- Slime Rain (new in 0.3): some days slime falls from the sky. Kill 50 slimes (25 once he's beaten) and King Slime arrives, with Terraria's event music and progress bar.
- Terraria life (new in 0.3): 100 life shown as Terraria's hearts; Life Crystals in caves add 20 each, up to 400. Terraria's inventory slots on the hotbar.
- King Slime (Slime Crown under the open sky, or Slime Rain): hops and huge jumps, teleports onto you if you hide, splits off Blue Slimes and shrinks as he loses life. Crown included.
- Eye of Cthulhu (Suspicious Looking Eye, at night): hovers and sends Servants, charges three times, then at half life shows its mouth and charges harder.
- Skeletron (Clothier Voodoo Doll, at night): two swiping hands, a spinning chase and homing skulls. Don't fight him in daylight.
- Each boss plays its own Terraria boss music and drops a treasure bag with the next tier of weapons and the next summon.
- Armour sets (new in 0.2): Ninja (King Slime's bag), Shadow (Demonite Bars) and Necro (bones), with Terraria's defense, crit bonuses and set bonuses. Worn armour takes its colours from your Terraria's armour sprites.
- Accessories (new in 0.2): carry up to 5. Hermes Boots, Cloud in a Bottle (double jump), Band of Regeneration, Lucky Horseshoe, Feral Claws, Shackle and Aglet hide in dungeon, mineshaft, desert and jungle temple chests; the bosses drop Royal Gel, the Shield of Cthulhu (double-tap dash) and the Bone Glove.
- Materials (new in 0.2): Lenses from Servants, Demonite Ore from the Eye, and Fallen Stars that fall at night, which make Mana Crystals (+20 max mana).
- Boss polish (new in 0.2): Terraria's boss head icons on the bars, death gore, the Eye's afterimage trail, Skeletron's bone arms, and critical strikes.
- 16 Terraria weapons with Terraria's stats: Gold Broadsword, Light's Bane, Muramasa, Gold and Demon Bows, Musket, Handgun, Slime Gun, Enchanted Boomerang, Vilethorn, Demon Scythe, Water Bolt, Aqua Scepter, Book of Skulls and more, with mana stars for magic.
Playing together
Host from Melty and share the join link: friends land straight in your world (up to 8 players, no port forwarding). Bosses get +50% life per extra player, and everyone gets their own bag.
Needs
Minecraft: Java Edition and Terraria (1.4.5 or newer) on your PC. The first time, Prism Launcher asks you to sign in once with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft.
Not affiliated with Re-Logic or Mojang. Built with AI assistance (Claude Code). Includes Prism Launcher (GPL-3.0), Fabric API (Apache-2.0) and e4mc (MIT).