POZESTY'S GUIDE TO TERRARIA

Chapter 1: What is Terraria?
Terraria is a 2D, side scrolling, action, adventure game with some sandbox elements incorporated. Terraria has a functioning multiplayer system with server-based play and a PvP option. It is often referred to as a cross between Metroid and Minecraft, though it may have been inspired by those games, it should not be thought of as a rip-off of either. Terraria has NPC’s, Bosses, magic, a wider variety of monsters, numerous items and armor sets, and dynamic events. The building and mining elements of the game are mostly there to supplement the action and exploration aspect of the game.
When you create a character in Terraria, they are carried over into any world you enter whether it be on Singleplayer or Multiplayer allowing for in-game trading and easy PvP. When you create a new world, a randomly generated map of a preset size will be created. Every map in Terraria contains a Dungeon (guarded by the most difficult boss Skeletron) and an Underground Jungle (containing exclusive mobs and items). The two locations are always generated on opposite sides of the map and are generally end game areas. Along with the Dungeon and Underground Jungle, a series of 3-5 (depending on map size) Floating Islands that hold a small brick room with a chest inside. These chests may contain items that you can’t find anywhere else including the Starfury, Lucky Horseshoe, and Shiny Red Balloon. Due to the random map generation and persistent character, you can’t really ever run out of resources or areas to raid.
Before you can start venturing into the vast world, you should create a home for you to take shelter in the dark of night. Terraria lets you construct structures and furniture using the materials you find throughout the world. Ad you expand your base of operations NPC’s will make their way into your house and provide you with chatter and buyable goods. There are a lot of items that can be purchased only through NPC’s and some of the items just make exploring much more convenient early game.
Moving ahead in Terraria is mostly done through gear progression. Gear progression means that instead of leveling a character up like a normal RPG, your character becomes more powerful in conjunction with the armor and items he wields. If you want to you can think of each armor set as a level, with Molten and Cobalt being the highest level of each specialization. Armor is obtained through mining and smelting, with the exception of a couple sets that are found and crafted through monster drops. Most of the basic weapons can also be crafted with ores, though the more powerful weapons and accessories are found through monster drops and chests scattered throughout the world.

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