Unlike most items collected as drops, Fallen Stars fall all over the world at night, even in areas far from the player.Their appearance is at a fixed rate at all hours of every night. Moon phase and lateral map position have no effect on the frequency of Fallen Stars.60 tiles in small worlds, 90 tiles in medium worlds, and 120 tiles in large worlds. Fallen Stars spawn anywhere within the upper 5% of the world, i.e.Therefore, the average number of Fallen Stars per night (when multiplier is 1) is 40.5 in a small world, about 61.71 in a medium world, and 81 in a large world.The game will use the total width of the world ( maxTilesX) and the above multiplier to determine the spawn chance. Then, the spawn of Fallen Stars will be determined each game tick. This equals to a 200%–400% increase during Meteor Showers, and a 0%–50% increase during regular nights.The multiplier is then set to 0.01×chosen value. If this failed, then there is a 33.33*1/3 (33.33%) chance ( 50*1/2 (50%) chance in Celebrationmk10 worlds) for a random value between 100 and 150 (inclusive) to be chosen. There is a 10*1/10 (10%) chance ( 20*1/5 (20%) chance in Celebrationmk10 worlds) for a Meteor Shower to be started, and a random value between 300 and 500 (inclusive) is chosen. At each night, the multiplier will be randomly increased. The default Fallen Star multiplier is 1.In these worlds, Fallen Stars that fall from the sky do not drop as an item on impact, and can only be obtained from Slimes as their bonus drop. They cannot damage players, unless playing in a don't dig up or get fixed boi world. They will disappear during the day, regardless of whether they are dropped by a player, but can remain in a player's inventory or a storage item (such as a chest) indefinitely.Īlthough uncommon, Fallen Stars can deal 1000 base damage to entities it hit. They cannot be placed by the player as permanent light sources, but can be combined with a Bottle to craft the Star in a Bottle. See Notes for details.įallen Stars emit light while on the ground, making them easy to spot at night. Hence, Fallen Stars can be stored in ammo slots.įallen Stars will spawn randomly throughout the entire nighttime, and their spawn rate is determined by two factors: the world size, and a multiplier randomly set at nightfall.
They are also used in a variety of crafting recipes, and as ammunition for the Star Cannon and Super Star Shooter. They can be used to craft Mana Crystals, which permanently increase a player's mana capacity by 20 points each. In addition to these, players will also need to regularly visit the Violet Court Domain on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays to attain the various levels of Teachings of Elegance.Fallen Stars are items that randomly fall from the sky at night and disappear at dawn (4:30 AM). Some of Arataki Itto’s Talent Materials are extremely easy to attain, such as the various Slime droppings, while others will require much more work, like the Ashen Heart from taking on the formidable La Signora. Ascension to level six requires 120,000 Mora, six Prithiva Topaz Gemstone, 20 Riftborn Regalia, 60 Onikabuto, and 24 Slime Concentrate.Ascension to level five requires 100,000 Mora, six Prithiva Topaz Chunk, 12 Riftborn Regalia, 45 Onikabuto, and 12 Slime Concentrate.Ascension to level four requires 80,000 Mora, three Prithiva Topaz Chunk, eight Riftborn Regalia, 30 Onikabuto, and 18 Slime Secretions.Ascension to level three requires 60,000 Mora, six Prithiva Topaz Fragment, four Riftborn Regalia, 20 Onikabuto, and 12 Slime Secretions.Ascension to level two requires 40,000 Mora, three Prithiva Topaz Fragment, two Riftborn Regalia, 10 Onikabuto, and 15 Slime Condensate.Ascension to level one requires 20,000 Mora, one Prithiva Topaz Sliver, three Onikabuto, and three Slime Condensate.This means players can consistently work their way toward leveling him up rather than needing the total amount of Ascension materials at once. The required materials to fully ascend Arataki Itto to the highest Ascension level can luckily be broken down across each individual Ascension level and over time.
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