Marble Lantern Terraria

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Marble lantern terraria.

Content is available under cc by nc sa 3 0 unless otherwise noted. The smooth marble block is a building block that is crafted from marble blocks found in the marble biome. This page was last edited on 24 june 2020 at 14 17. It can be crafted into smooth marble blocks in order to craft the marble themed furniture set.

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Most furniture items are sorted into sets furniture is acquired through crafting by collecting. Fixed bone lantern s while off wrong light display. Palm wood mushroom boreal wood slime blue dungeon green dungeon pink dungeon steampunk pumpkin and obsidian chandeliers added. This page was last edited on 20 june 2020 at 12 41.

The marble lantern is a decorative furniture item that can be used as a light source for npc homes. It is used to make smooth marble wall. Unlike most other plants bamboo tends to grow in very long intervals sometimes taking up to 2 in game days to fully grow to its maximum height. Diablost lamp renamed to diabolist lamp.

Game content and materials are trademarks and copyrights of their respective publisher and its licensors. Marble and martian chandeliers added. Terraria wiki is a fandom gaming community. Marble is a natural block found in marble caves.

Star in a bottle now provides a mana regeneration buff. The jackelier and the large dynasty lantern do not require chains. Star in a bottle and heart lantern area of effect increased. Furniture is a class of items that can be placed on blocks or hung from them usually to become background objects that characters can move over and through some are functional such as crafting stations chests beds mechanisms and light sources among others while many are mainly decorative.

This page was last edited on 20 september 2020 at 01 41.