What’s the best way to find heart statues in terraria?
My terraria world is expert mode version 1.3.0.7(mobile), large.I have defeated all mechanical bosses other than Skeletron Prime. I have decided to set up 2 or even 3 heart statues if possible with timers during boss battle as part of my “heath station” strategy.
I just wanted to know if there’s anything I can do to increase my chances of finding heart statues in the underworld. I seem to find other statues more often than heart statues as I have found more than 10 bat statues and 3-4 mana statues, but I have found only one heart statue so far. I spent a couple of days finding them but no luck. Can anyone suggest some places in the map where I can look out for? What’s the odds of me finding 2 more in my world? Thanks
Update: Found 2 more heart statues after a very long search, so I have 3 heart statues totally and defeating Skeletron Prime was too easy with 2.
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What is the easiest way to get heart statues in Terraria?
Your only way to find them is to search for areas where statues are more common. Therefore I suggest that you look out for underground cabins (see https://terraria.gamepedia.com/Underground_Cabin). They are randomly generated structures in the underground and cavern layer and normally spawn with 1 or 2 statues inside.What is the best way to get statues in Terraria?
Most statues you'll be looking for can be found underground. They frequently appear in Dungeons, Underground Cabins and at Cavern Level so have a look around there. Just make sure you bring a pickaxe with you to collect them. That being said, if you're looking for the Angel Statues, they can be found in chests as well.How do you get a heart statue to spawn hearts in Terraria?
A maximum of 5 statues can be hooked up to a single power source. If more is added, it won't work optimally.WAIT WHAT (Minecraft) #51
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