One new feature in the update that some may ignore is the new experimental seed feature. The new Dungeon Defenders 2 cross-over content is by far the biggest chunk of new stuff in 1.3.4 and based on the gear the Tavernkeep has for sale, it's well worth the effort. He gives you a few Defender Medals to start, but you're going to need a lot more to buy the high-end gear he's got for sale. The Tavernkeep sells some items for standard currency but most of his wares have to be bought with Defender Medals, which only drop during the cross-over invasions. Once you set him free and have a free room for him, he will move in just like any other NPC. If you haven't found him, check your oceans.
The Unconscious Man will spawn in both new and old worlds.The Tavernkeep NPC will spawn in a random location either above or below ground somewhere in your world as an "Unconscious Man.".After all, he can be anywhere! Luckily, there aren't many restrictions on finding him, but here are some notes to keep in mind: Some players are having trouble finding the Tavernkeep NPC, and that's understandable. That last one is the meat of the update as it brings in a brand new invasion, new mechanics, and new gear to earn via a special vendor tied to the event: the Tavernkeep. That's alongside new enemies, two new mini-bosses and boss, and the addition of the Dungeon Defenders 2 cross-over invasion. Some notable additions to the game in 1.3.4 are a new ability for players going the summoner route, letting them specify minion attacks. As usual, they're fairly hefty but aren't massive this time around. You can check out the full patch notes on the forums. Here we are three years later and the game is up to version 1.3.4.Īs with most of Terraria's updates, this one is packed with new content.
After Redigit's hiatus and the massive 1.2 update in 2013, the game has just gotten waves of new content.