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− | The '''Moon Lord''' is ''Terraria's'' final [[Boss]]. It appears at the conclusion of the [[Lunar Events]], once the final [[Celestial Tower]] is defeated. It can also be summoned manually using a [[Celestial Sigil]]. |
+ | The '''Moon Lord''' is ''Terraria's'' final [[Boss]]. It appears at the conclusion of the [[Lunar Events]], once the final [[Celestial Tower]] is defeated. It can also be summoned manually using a [[Celestial Sigil]]. |
If all players [[Death|die]] during the battle, the Moon Lord despawns. It can be re-summoned by completing the Lunar Events again (the [[Cultist]]s required to initiate the events re-appear at the [[Dungeon]]'s entrance), or by using a Celestial Sigil. |
If all players [[Death|die]] during the battle, the Moon Lord despawns. It can be re-summoned by completing the Lunar Events again (the [[Cultist]]s required to initiate the events re-appear at the [[Dungeon]]'s entrance), or by using a Celestial Sigil. |
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Type | |
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Environment | |
AI Type | Moon Lord AI |
Damage | 0 (melee) |
Max Life | 145,000 / 217,500 |
Defense | 50 |
KB Resist | 10000% |
Debuff | Moon Bite |
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Debuff tooltip | You are unable to absorb any healing effects |
- Item (Quantity)Rate
- 100%*
- Luminite
(70-90)100% - Greater Healing Potion (5-15)100%
- 14.29%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 11.11%
- 10%
- Treasure Bag
(Moon Lord) (in Expert Mode only)100%
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The Moon Lord is Terraria's final Boss. It appears at the conclusion of the Lunar Events, once the final Celestial Tower is defeated. It can also be summoned manually using a Celestial Sigil.
If all players die during the battle, the Moon Lord despawns. It can be re-summoned by completing the Lunar Events again (the Cultists required to initiate the events re-appear at the Dungeon's entrance), or by using a Celestial Sigil.
The Moon Lord is immune to the Ichor debuff.
Quick Answers
What is the Moon Lord's role in the game Terraria?
How can you summon the Moon Lord in Terraria?
What happens after the status message 'Impending doom approaches...' appears in Terraria?
What is the significance of the Golem in relation to the Moon Lord in Terraria?
What is the Celestial Sigil and how is it used in Terraria?
Behavior
The Moon Lord has two hands and a head that must be killed before its "core" becomes available for attack. It positions its two hands on either side of the player some distance away.
Each hand, as well as its head, contain a vulnerable eye-like target that are each periodically closed off and opened via an eyelid. These may only be damaged during their "open" states. Once these parts and then its core are killed, the boss is defeated.
The Moon Lord can teleport to players if all of them get too far out of range.
Attacks
- When attached to Moon Lord's head, the head eye periodically fires a "Phantasmal Deathray"
, the Moon Lord's most powerful attack but cannot pass through solid blocks. To indicate this incoming attack to the player, the eye opens for several second with a charging animation, then fires the Deathray. This is the only time the head eye becomes vulnerable to damage. - When attached to Moon Lord's hands, the hand eyes spawn Phantasmal Sphere
"Phantasmal Spheres", invincible eyes that charge at players, passing through blocks. This is one of Moon Lord's more damaging attacks, but the spheres will always charge downwards, and can be easily indicated as they linger in the air for a few seconds after being spawned before charging at players. - Additionally, the hand eyes also spawns multiple Phantasmal Eye
"Phantasmal Eye", which are explosive projectiles that homes onto players and explodes prematurely when in contact with solid blocks. To indicate this attack, the hand eyes will spin rapidly.
Once a hand or head target is defeated, a True Eye of Cthulhu spawns, which cycles through three different attacks:
- Firstly, the eyes will spawn "Phantasmal Eyes", which behave similarly to when before the eyes were defeated.
- Secondly, the eyes will spawn 6 "Phantasmal Spheres" in a circle formation around the eye, which after a few seconds will charge directly at the player.
- Thirdly, the eyes will fire a Phantasmal Bolt
lazer ray directly at the player, which lasts very briefly but accurate, and can stretch over a very far distance; however, it cannot pass through blocks, similar to the "Phantasmal Deathray". - Note that while the True Eyes of Cthulhu perform these attacks, they will remain stationary, giving players more time to put distance between them and the eyes, and to see attacks coming.
- When a hand or head target is defeated, it becomes a thorny crevice that deals damage on contact.
- The mouth periodically attempts to attach a tentacle to the player, which spawns multiple Moon Leech Clot
s, which are monsters that travel from the player to the Moon Lord's mouth. Any Moon Leech Clot that reaches the mouth without being killed returns 1000 health to one of the Moon Lord's parts (one that has not yet been defeated). - The Tentacle also inflicts the Moon Bite debuff, preventing any life-steal effects from weapons/armor like Vampire Knives or Spectre Armor for 14 seconds (16 seconds in Expert mode).
Parts
Achievement
Notes
- Unlike other bosses in Terraria, if the player dies during the Moon Lord's death animation, it will still cause the Moon Lord to despawn and not drop any loot.
- This boss can be summoned with a Celestial Sigil before defeating the Lunatic Cultist in any world where Golem has been defeated.
- If you log out after the message "Impending doom approaches..." The Moon Lord will not spawn.
Tips
- If you don't get sick from the gravitation potion, you will be moving vertically fast enough to avoid most of it's attacks, but it might be difficult to hit his vital parts, unless you use homing capable attacks.
- A good way to avoid his death-ray is to use the gravitation potion to circle around his eye.
- Using a weapon that can attack through blocks, such as Solar Eruption, can mitigate incoming damage while making evasion less complicated. 2 rows of blocks (one to run along and one above to protect from lasers) can be quite effective.
- A large portion of the Moon Lord's attacks, including the laser he emits from his head, are incapable of passing through blocks. Consider seeking cover to avoid these attacks during the fight.
- The Moon Bite debuff, which prevents regenerative abilities, is reliant on a tentacle making contact with the player. It is possible to move outside of its maximum range, avoiding the debuff and allowing effects to once again heal the player. One such method is by using asphalt. Another one, if you have beaten all the Mechanical Bosses in expert mode, is to make a huge Minecart track with bumper ends and use the Mechanical Cart. The bumper ends makes it easier to turn when the track ends, making it even harder to be reached by his tentacle.
- It is best to start by damaging the two hands until they are both at very low health. Next, kill the head. As soon as you kill the head, kill the two near-death hands. This will cause the eyes to come out of the hands at the second half of the fight, increasing your survivability during the first half.
- Since the hands will begin to start dealing melee damage after they are defeated, running away on an asphalt sky bridge will become an issue if not properly prepared to dodge the hands.
- It is unwise to use Vampire Knives or the Spectre Hood as the Moon Bite debuff occurs very often, which disables life steal from these weapons/items.
- Unlike every other boss(except The Destroyer), the Moon Lord does not despawn if you go too far away from him. Rather, he teleports to where you are.
- When the Moon Lord teleports, he always teleports to the player with the shortest distance from him.
- You can use rails going across your world to avoid the attacks (You can also use platforms too).
Trivia
- Despite a mid-development comment by Cenx that this would not be the case, the Moon Lord resembles common depictions of Cthulhu, a creature first imagined by H. P. Lovecraft in his story, The Call of Cthulhu. Fans commonly speculated prior to the release of 1.3 that Cthulhu would be the final Terraria boss (which in turn arose partly due to an early concept design floated by the development team). Cenx later stated that the Moon Lord is more like Cthulhu's brother. [1]
- Terraria's final boss was originally going to be the Moon itself descending on the world, but Cenx later stated that this idea had been scrapped.[2] [3]
- Despite being the final boss of the game, the Moon Lord's monetary drops are less than the Wall of Flesh on normal mode, and absent on expert.
- The Moon Lord is referred to as "Impending Doom" by the Celestial Sigil, and possibly by it's warning message: "Impending doom approaches..."
References
History
- 1.3.0.6: Attacks now follow their own immunity cooldown.
- 1.3.0.5: Can now be summoned with the Celestial Sigil.
- 1.3.0.4:
- The Moon Lord will now teleport to the player once they are far enough away.
- You can no longer escape from the Moon Lord's wrath. (e.g. teleport home to heal and fight the Moon Lord at full health)
- Body parts now properly show display names.
- Cultists cannot respawn while Moon Lord is alive or spawning
- 1.3.0.3: The Moon Lord's leeching effect has been massively buffed, and he applies a debuff that prevents any healing from weapons.
- 1.3.0.2: The death message now properly displays "Moon Lord has been defeated", instead of "Moon Lord Core has been defeated".
- 1.3.0.1: Introduced.
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