Lost Girl
Classic
Expert
Master
Statistics
Type | |
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Environment | |
AI Type | Lost Girl AI |
Damage | 10/20/30 |
Max Life | 250/500/750 |
Defense | 30 |
KB Resist | 50%/55%/60% |
Banner | Nymph Banner |
Immune to |
Sounds
Hurt | |
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Killed |
- Internal NPC ID: 195
Nymph
Classic
Expert
Master
Statistics
Type | |
---|---|
Environment | |
AI Type | Fighter AI |
Damage | 35/70/105 |
Max Life | 300/600/900 |
Defense | 16 |
KB Resist | 60%/64%/68% |
Banner | Nymph Banner |
Sounds
Hurt | |
---|---|
Killed |
- Internal NPC ID: 196
A Nymph (in the form of the Lost Girl) in the Cavern.
The Nymph is a rare pre-Hardmode enemy that spawns in the Cavern layer of any biome. When encountered, she appears as the Lost Girl, who seems to be a helpless, stationary NPC in need of rescue. However, when a player gets close or attacks the Lost Girl, she transforms into the Nymph and starts attacking the player. For a pre-Hardmode enemy, she deals comparatively high damage.
The Lost Girl will only transform into a Nymph if any of the following conditions are met:[1]
- The Lost Girl does not have full health.
- The distance between the player and the Lost Girl is less than 12.5 tiles, and she has a direct line of sight to the player.
- The Lost Girl is moving in any direction (e.g. caused by falling or knockback).
The Lost Girl is immune to the Confused debuff, but the transformed Nymph is not.
She is one of the few entities that can be detected by the Lifeform Analyzer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) or its upgrades. The Nymph requires 25 kills to be awarded completion of her Bestiary entry and corresponding banner, as opposed to the usual 50 kills.
Contents
- 1 Notes
- 2 Achievement
- 3 Tips
- 4 Trivia
- 4.1 Bestiary entries
- 5 History
- 6 References
Notes
- Minions and other enemy-seeking weapons, such as the Possessed Hatchet and Razorblade Typhoon, will target the Lost Girl before she transforms into a Nymph.
- While the Nymph is one of the rarest enemies in Terraria, in reality, she spawns more frequently than is initially apparent. She is usually missed due to her passive and stationary behavior: she often remains in dark areas, without moving to attack players or making any sounds, unlike what most enemies would do. Using a Lifeform Analyzer, the Nymph's actual spawn rate becomes more apparent.
Achievement
Deceiver of Fools• “Kill a nymph.”
Defeat a Nymph for the first time. (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Category: Slayer
Tips
- While she moves fast and has high contact damage, the Nymph cannot attack from a distance, nor can she jump very high. Staying out of reach and using a ranged weapon will allow dispatching her safely.
- The Nymph moves quite fast, and therefore, weapons that can stun-lock her are effective. Viable options include the Harpoon, flails, boomerangs, yoyos(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions), or the Terragrim(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions). Even with her high health, the Harpoon can kill a Nymph in moments with no risk to the wielder, due to its extremely high rate of fire, so long as it is used at short range.
- A Hunter Potion, Lifeform Analyzer, or both can be useful for finding Lost Girls. The Hunter Potion will also reveal the Lost Girl to be an enemy as it highlights her red, not green.
- Players encountering a Lost Girl for the first time in Classic Mode may confuse the Nymph for a town NPC in need of saving, due to having 250 health and appearing naked, making her look more vulnerable.
- In Expert Mode(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) and Master Mode(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions), the Lost Girl has respectively twice and thrice the health of a normal friendly NPC. This makes her suspicious even for a first-time encounter.
- If the player has the Magic Lantern(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) light pet, the Lost Girl will sparkle, suggesting to the player that she is a treasure (which is false). This can be used to locate Nymphs within a short radius, if the player does not yet have a Lifeform Analyzer.
- As with all rarer enemies, Water Candles and Battle Potions are useful for increasing the chance of encountering a Lost Girl.
Trivia
- Although the Nymph is much stronger in nearly all ways than the Lost Girl, the Lost Girl has more defense.
- In ancient Greek folklore, a nymph is a minor female deity who is generally regarded as a personification of nature.
- The Lost Girl sprite appears naked, likely to make her seem more vulnerable and in need of saving.
- The left half of the Nymph Banner depicts the Lost Girl, while the right half is the actual Nymph enemy.
- The Nymph's hands appear to be stained with blood.
- The achievement for killing the Nymph appears to show her in the Lost Girl form.
- (Old-gen console and 3DS versions) With a drop chance of 0.5%, the Nymph Banner is one of the rarest items in the game.
- Redigit has claimed that the Nymph is the great-grandmother of the Guide.[2] This statement was most likely a joke[3] and is not considered official lore.[4]
- The design of the Lost Girl is similar to that of the Dryad, although the latter is covered in vines and has more saturated colors.
- This may be because Dryads are a type of Nymph.
- The beginning of the Bestiary entry for the Lost Girl is a reference to the American reality series Naked and Afraid.
Bestiary entries
- Lost Girl: "Naked and afraid, this girl stands still, deep in the world, as if waiting for someone to rescue her and lead her to the surface."
- Nymph: "Masterfully deceives explorers by posing as a lost girl, then attacks with ferocious might, blood-lust in her eyes."
History
- Desktop 1.4.4:
- The spawn rate of Nymphs in Hardmode has changed from 1/200 to 1/80, so that the spawn rate stays the same through the entire game.
- Base money drop value reduced from 5 to 2 Gold.
- Desktop 1.3.5: Sprites updated.
- Desktop 1.3.0.3: Fixed not having rarity on Lifeform Analyzer.
- Desktop 1.3.0.1: Now drops Metal Detector.
- Desktop 1.2.3: Spawn chance increased.
- Desktop 1.2.0.3: Can now drop her own respective banner.
- Desktop 1.2: Introduced.
- Console 1.02: Introduced.
- Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.
- Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.
- 3DS-Release: Introduced.
References
- ↑ Information taken from the Desktop 1.4.2.3 source code, method
AI()
inTerraria.NPC.cs
. There may be inaccuracies, as the current Desktop version is 1.4.4.9. - ↑ Red's message on the official Terraria Discord server (link to message)
- ↑ Redigit (July 24, 2022): Never take anything I say about lore seriously XD (archived from the original on 11 Jan 2024, 08:32:06 UTC)
- ↑ Redigit (July 24, 2022): The only concrete lore is what you see in the game. The rest is up for the player to interpret how they wish. (archived from the original on 11 Jan 2024, 08:34:53 UTC)
Pre-Hardmode Enemies
Common Enemies
- Anomura Fungus
- Antlion
- Bats
- Bee
- Blood Crawler
- Crab
- Crimera
- Demon Eye
- Devourer
- Eater of Souls
- Face Monster
- Fungi Bulb
- Giant Worm
- Granite Elemental(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Granite Golem(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Harpy
- Hoplite(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Hornet
- Jellyfish
- Man Eater
- Meteor Head
- Mushi Ladybug
- Piranha
- Skeleton
- Shark
- Slimes
- Snatcher
- Snow Flinx
- Tomb Crawler(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Undead Viking
- Vulture
- Wall Creeper
- Zombie
Uncommon Enemies
- Beetles
- Crawdad(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Doctor Bones
- Giant Shelly(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Goblin Scout
- Golden Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Gnome(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Nymph
- Pinky
- Salamander(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Sea Snail
- Squid
- Tim
- Undead Miner
Hardmode Enemies
Common Enemies
- Angler Fish
- Angry Trapper
- Arapaima
- Armored Skeleton
- Armored Viking
- Bats
- Black Recluse
- Blood Feeder
- Chaos Elemental
- Clinger
- Corruptor
- Derpling
- Digger
- Floaty Gross
- Gastropod
- Giant Fungi Bulb
- Giant Tortoise
- Herpling
- Ice Elemental
- Ichor Sticker
- Icy Merman
- Jellyfish
- Jungle Creeper
- Moss Hornet
- Pigron
- Pixie
- Possessed Armor
- Skeleton Archer
- Slimes
- Unicorn
- Wandering Eye
- Werewolf
- Wraith
- Wolf
Uncommon Enemies
- Crimson Axe
- Cursed Hammer
- Dune Splicer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Enchanted Sword
- Martian Probe(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Medusa(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Mimic
- Moth
- Rock Golem(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Rune Wizard
- World Feeder
- Wyvern
- Basilisk(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Desert Spirit(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Dune Splicer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Ghoul(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Lamia(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Mummy
- Sand Poacher(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Lava Bat
- Red Devil
- Tortured Soul(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Armored Bones
- Diabolist
- Necromancer
- Ragged Caster
- Skeleton Commando
- Skeleton Sniper
- Tactical Skeleton
- Bone Lee
- Giant Cursed Skull
- Dungeon Spirit
- Paladin
- Lunatic Devotee(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Blue Cultist Archer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Event Enemies
Windy Day(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Clown
- Corrupt Bunny
- Corrupt Goldfish
- Corrupt Penguin
- Blood Zombie(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Drippler(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- The Bride(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- The Groom
- Wandering Eye Fish(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Zombie Merman(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Blood Eel(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Hemogoblin Shark(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Dreadnautilus(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Sandstorm(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Butcher(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Creature from the Deep(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Deadly Sphere(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Dr. Man Fly(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Fritz(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Eyezor
- Frankenstein
- Nailhead(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Psycho(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Reaper
- Swamp Thing
- The Possessed(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Vampire
- Mothron(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Easter(3DS version)
Old One's Army(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Martian Madness(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Lunar Events(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Removed NPCs
Bosses
Pre-Hardmode
- King Slime
- Eye of Cthulhu
- Eater of Worlds
- Brain of Cthulhu
- Queen Bee
- Skeletron
- Deerclops(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Wall of Flesh
- Queen Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
(
- Bouncy Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Crystal Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Heavenly Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
)
- The Twins
- The Destroyer
- Skeletron Prime
- Plantera
- Golem
- Empress of Light(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Duke Fishron
- Lunatic Cultist(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
(
- Ancient Vision(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Phantasm Dragon(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Ancient Light(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
)
- Moon Lord(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
(
- True Eye of Cthulhu(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Moon Leech Clot(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
)
- Ocram(Old-gen console and 3DS versions)
- Mechdusa(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Flying Dutchman(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Dark Mage(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Ogre(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Betsy(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Martian Saucer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Mourning Wood
- Pumpking
- Everscream
- Santa-NK1
- Ice Queen
- Celestial Pillars(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Lepus(3DS version)
- Turkor the Ungrateful(3DS version)
Critters
Terrestrial
- Buggy(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Bunny
- Frog
- Grasshopper
- Grubby(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Maggot(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Mouse
- Penguin
- Rat(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Scorpion
- Sea Turtle(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Sluggy(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Snail
- Squirrel
- Stinkbug(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Turtle(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Water Strider(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Worm
(
- Enchanted Nightcrawler(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Gold(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Truffle
)
Aquatic
Aerial
- Bird
- co*ckatiels(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Duck
- Dragonflies(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Faeling(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Fairies(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Firefly
- Grebe(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Ladybug(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Macaws(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Owl(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Seagull(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Toucan(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Gold(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Hell(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Julia
- Monarch
- Prismatic Lacewing(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Purple Emperor
- Red Admiral
- Sulphur
- Tree Nymph
- Ulysses
- Zebra Swallowtail
Friendly NPCs
Pre-Hardmode
- Guide
- Merchant
- Nurse
- Demolitionist
- Dye Trader(Desktop, Console, Old-gen console and Mobile versions)
- Angler
- Zoologist(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Dryad
- Painter
- Golfer(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Arms Dealer
- Tavernkeep(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Stylist(Desktop, Console, Old-gen console and Mobile versions)
- Goblin Tinkerer
- Witch Doctor
- Clothier
- Mechanic
- Party Girl
- Wizard
- Tax Collector(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Truffle
- Pirate
- Steampunker
- Cyborg
- Santa Claus
- Princess(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Town pets(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Traveling Merchant(Desktop, Console, Old-gen console and Mobile versions)
- Skeleton Merchant(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Old Man
- Sleeping Angler
- Bound Goblin
- Webbed Stylist(Desktop, Console, Old-gen console and Mobile versions)
- Bound Mechanic
- Unconscious Man(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Golfer Rescue(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Bound Wizard
- Old Shaking Chest(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Clumsy Balloon Slime(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
- Eternia Crystal(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
Removed NPCs
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