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Flinx Fur

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.
Flinx Fur*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **5070**
 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

**Flinx Fur** is a crafting material dropped by Snow Flinxes, an enemy found in the underground Ice biome. They have a ~~50\*~~1/2 (50%) / ~~90\*~~9/10 (90%) chance to drop 1–3 Flinx Fur.

## Crafting

### Used in

* Demonite Ore5
* Lens
* Crimtane Ore5
 Flinx Fur Coat | * Silk10
* **Flinx Fur**8
* Gold Bar8
* **Flinx Fur**8
 Flinx Staff | * **Flinx Fur**6
* Gold Bar10
* Platinum Bar10

## Trivia

* Its tooltip might be a reference to a scene in the 2010 American 3D computer-animated comedy movie *Despicable Me*, where Agnes says the line after receiving a unicorn stuffed animal.
* The Flinx Fur itself and the Flinx enemy are both white in color, but the Flinx Fur Coat and the Flinx Staff have a purple tint to their color.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.3.3: Research requirement in Journey Mode reduced from 25 to 15.

* Desktop 1.4.3: Now used to craft the Deer Thing.

* Desktop 1.4.1.2: Tooltip changed from "'Its so FLUFFY!'" to "'It's so FLUFFY!'".

* Desktop 1.4.1: Introduced.
Flaming Arrow

Flaming Arrow*

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Inflicts Debuff

Projectile created* Fire Arrow
* Internal Item ID: **41**
* Internal Buff ID: **24**
* Internal Projectile ID: **2**

**Flaming Arrows** are a type of arrow. They are an upgrade to the Wooden Arrow, dealing slightly more damage and having a chance to inflict the On Fire! debuff on enemies. They are fairly easy to craft, requiring only Torches and Wooden Arrows.

Flaming Arrows emit light when fired or dropped, making them useful for temporary lighting in a cave. However, they will not emit light if fired into water.  Flaming Arrows are recoverable after hitting a wall or enemy 1/3 of the time, but only 1/3 of those that do remain lit; the rest drop as Wooden Arrows. Wooden Arrows fired from the Molten Fury behave similarly and have a chance to be recovered as Flaming Arrows.

## Crafting

### Recipes

* Torch
* Torch

## Notes

* A full stack of 999 Wooden Arrows can be upgraded to Flaming Arrows using about 100 Torches.
* Even if they transform into normal arrows when going under water, they keep their higher base damage, making them still superior to normal arrows in a such case.

## Tips

* They are useful to players who have not yet acquired the materials to make large amounts of Unholy Arrows or Jester's Arrows, though players with access to the Snow biome will likely prefer Frostburn Arrows, which deal more damage than Flaming Arrows while requiring only Ice Blocks as additional material for crafting.
* When using the Molten Fury with the Endless Quiver equipped, firing will turn the arrows to Flaming Arrows allowing for infinite Flaming Arrows to be acquired.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.3.1: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.3.0.1:
	+ Recipe changed from 5 to 10 Wooden Arrows.
	+ Damage increased from 6 to 7.
	+ Sell price reduced from 3 to 2 Copper.

* Desktop 1.2:
	+ Stack limit increased from 250 to 999.
	+ Recipe changed from 3 to 5 Wooden Arrows.

* Desktop 1.0.6:
	+ Recipe changed from 4 to 3 Wooden Arrows.
	+ Can now inflict the On Fire! debuff.

* Desktop 1.0.5:
	+ Recipe changed from 5 to 4 Wooden Arrows.
	+ After firing, it is possible they may return as Wooden Arrows (undocumented).

* Desktop-Release: Introduced.

Console version
* Console-Release: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile-Release: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Flask of Venom

Flask of Venom*

Statistics

Grants Buff

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **1340**
* Internal Buff ID: **71**

The **Flask of Venom** is a Hardmode, post-Plantera flask that imbues melee and whip attacks with the Acid Venom debuff for  20 minutes /  15 minutes. On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, Old Chinese version, tModLoader version, and tModLoader 1.3-Legacy version, this effect will not be lost when the player dies.

The effect currently doesn't affect players in PvP scenarios.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.1:
	+ Flasks can now be applied to Whips.
	+ Changed buff tooltip from "Melee attacks inflict venom on your targets" to "Melee attacks inflict acid venom on your targets".

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Buff duration increased from 15 to 20.

* Desktop 1.2.0.3: Decreased sell value from 50 to 5.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.

1. ↑  30 damage per second is inflicted to enemies
 6 damage per second is inflicted to enemies
Flarefin Koi

Flarefin Koi*

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* Internal Item ID: **2312**

**Flarefin Koi** are a type of pre-Hardmode () / Hardmode () fish which are found very rarely by fishing in any biome in any layer, but only in lava. They are used to craft Seafood Dinners and Inferno Potions.

## Crafting

### Used in

* **Flarefin Koi**
* Obsidifish2
* Fireblossom

## Notes

* As Flarefin Koi are only caught in lava, the Lavaproof Fishing Hook, Hotline Fishing Hook, or any pole using Underworld Critters as bait must be used to catch them.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now used to craft the Seafood Dinner.

* Desktop 1.2.4: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.07: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.11212: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Flurry Boots

Flurry Boots*

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Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **1579**

 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

**Flurry Boots** are an accessory that can be found in Frozen Chests in the underground Snow Biome, as well as Frozen and Boreal Crates. When equipped, they allow the player to gain a speed boost after running for a certain distance continuously. Your speed will continue increasing until maximum speed is attained. At full sprint, they will increase your horizontal movement speed by about 40%. *(See Sprinting accessories for more information on the sprint effect.)*

The Flurry Boots, Hermes Boots, Dunerider Boots and the Sailfish Boots have identical functionality, with their only differences being aesthetic (and being faster on Sand Blocks, in the case of the Dunerider Boots). In the case of the Flurry Boots, the user will leave a short dust trail under themselves as they run, which disappears immediately upon stopping, unlike the Hermes Boots.

All four listed boots are interchangeable when crafting Spectre Boots.

## Notes

* This item increases the player's base speed from 15 mph to 30 mph.
* It can be equipped with the Hermes Boots or Sailfish Boots, but these effects do not stack.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now obtainable from Frozen and Boreal Crates.

* Desktop 1.3.2: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Fireblossom Seeds

Fireblossom Seeds*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **312**
* Internal Tile ID: **82 (6)**

**Fireblossom Seeds** are a type of seed that can be obtained from harvesting Fireblossoms while they are blooming or using the Staff of Regrowth on naturally grown Fireblossoms while they are fully grown. On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, Old Chinese version, tModLoader version, and tModLoader 1.3-Legacy version, a Fireblossom will bloom when the sun is setting if it is not raining, from 3:45 PM to 7:30 PM. On the Old-gen console version, Windows Phone version, and Nintendo 3DSversion, Fireblossom plants must be at least partially submerged in lava before they will bloom and yield seeds. Each plant will drop 1–3 Fireblossom Seeds when harvested while blooming.

Fireblossom Seeds can be placed on Ash Blocks, empty Clay Pots, or any types of Planter Boxes, even inside lava, and will grow into harvestable Fireblossoms. They will grow anywhere, not just in the Underworld, but will only yield seeds when blooming.

Like the Fireblossom, this item is not destroyed when coming into contact with lava, despite having a rarity of ~~00\*~~.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Stack limit increased from 99 to 999.

* Desktop 1.0.6.1: Can now be planted under lava again.

* Desktop 1.0.6: Can no longer be planted under lava.

* Desktop 1.0.5: Introduced.

Console version
* Console-Release: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Stack limit increased from 99 to 999.

* Mobile-Release: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Fries

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Fries*

Statistics

Grants Buff

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **4021**
* Internal Buff ID: **206**

 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

**Fries** are a food item dropped by Flying Fish which grants the player the Plenty Satisfied buff. This lasts for 10 minutes, but can be canceled at any time by selecting the icon and canceling it in the equipment menu () or by double-tapping the buff icon ().

 Like all other food items, it can be placed on a Plate: .

## Trivia

* Its tooltip, "Where's the Ketchup!?" references the American tradition of eating fries with ketchup. It may also reference "Where's the Lamb Sauce?!", a famous quote from celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
* The icon is inspired by McDonald's Fries. The yellow 'T' on the container is a reference to McDonalds' logo being a yellow 'M', which is the first letter of the company's name, and T being the first letter in 'Terraria'.
* The fact that the item drops from Flying Fish may reference the meal fish and chips.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Fedora

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Fedora*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4562**
* Internal Armor ID: **226**

The **Fedora** is a vanity item purchased from the Traveling Merchant for 250.

## Trivia

* Its tooltip, ''\*tips\* M'lady'', is a reference to the fedora tipping meme, typically associated with young men who wear fedoras as a "sign of class" and attempt to impress women with said hats and cordial behavior.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.0.5.4.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flasks

**Flasks** can be thought of as one-at-a-time melee potions. They are Category:Consumable items crafted at the Imbuing Station. Each provides the player with a buff that causes their melee and whip attacks to inflict an additional debuff. Any weapon classified as melee according to its tooltip will benefit, including Swords, Spears, Yoyos, Tools, Boomerangs, Flails, the Scourge of the Corruptor, and the Vampire Knives, among others.

Only one Flask can be used at a time, and activating a second will cancel the first. On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, Old Chinese version, tModLoader version, and tModLoader 1.3-Legacy version, Flask effects will remain active after death, unlike other potions.

Flasks are all crafted at an Imbuing Station, and all flasks will last 20 () or 15 () minutes.

## Notes

* Despite being a magic weapon, the Wand of Sparking is affected by flask buffs.
Frog Flipper

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Frog Flipper*

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* Internal Item ID: **3994**

**Frog Flipper** is an accessory crafted from a Frog Leg and a Flipper. It combines the abilties of these two items, increasing the player's jump speed, allowing auto-jump, and giving the player the ability to swim.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flower Wall

Flower Wall*

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Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **747**
* Internal Wall ID: **68**

**Flower Wall** is a background wall that can be found in Forests and Enchanted Sword Shrines. Those in Forests cannot be harvested; those in Enchanted Sword Shrines can. It can also be purchased from the Dryad for 10 each.

## Notes

* Grass Wall, Flower Wall and Jungle Wall can be used to make Corrupt Grass Wall, Crimson Grass Wall and Hallowed Grass Wall by spraying Purple, Red and Blue Solution, respectively. This cannot be undone; spraying Green Solution yields Grass Walls instead.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.3.1: Inventory sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Format:C

**PC/Console/Mobile/Old Chinese/tModLoader/tModLoader 1.3-Legacy-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, **Old Chinese**, **tModLoader**, and **tModLoader Legacy** versions of *Terraria*.Format:C*

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Projectile created* Format:C
Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **3315**
* Internal Projectile ID: **562**

The **Format:C** is a Hardmode yoyo that is purchased from the Skeleton Merchant for 20.

It has a spin duration of 8 seconds, and can reach up to 16 tiles.

Its best modifier is **Godly** or **Demonic**. Both modifiers increase the average damage output by the same amount.

## Trivia

* The yoyo is named after the One Drop YoYo's "Format:C," a competition-oriented yoyo ("C" stands for competition).
	+ The physical yoyo's name itself may also be a reference to the Windows command `format`, which when used in the form `format C:` will destroy the filesystem on the C drive and replace it with an empty one, wiping out your Windows installation in the process.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.1: Damage increased from 35 to 39.

* Desktop 1.4.0.3: Item sprite updated. Previous was:

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Damage increased from 29 to 35.

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.0.711.6: Introduced. ()

* Console 1.0.933.1: Introduced. ()

* Console 1.0.750.0: Introduced. ()

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.3.0.7: Introduced.
Flaming Mace

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Flaming Mace*

Statistics

Inflicts Debuff

Projectile created* Flaming Mace
Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **5012**
* Internal Buff ID: **24**
* Internal Projectile ID: **948**

The **Flaming Mace** is a flail weapon craftable in early pre-Hardmode. It has a ~~16.67\*~~1/6 (16.67%) chance to inflict the On Fire! debuff. Stepping in water or submerging the head extinguishes it and the projectile effectively becomes that of a regular Mace.

Its best modifier is **Godly** or **Demonic**. Both modifiers increase the average damage output by the same amount.

## Tips

* Because it inflicts the On Fire! debuff and is not difficult to obtain, it is a very powerful starter weapon.

## Trivia

* The Flaming Mace strongly resembles the Sunfury. Both flails inflict On Fire!, though the Sunfury does not extinguish upon contact with water.
* The trait of extinguishing in water is shared with Flaming Arrows, which are also crafted from Torches.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.0.5.4.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flat surface items

**"Flat surface items"** refers to two similar groups of placed furniture items.

## Items on which other items can be placed

"Flat surface items" sometimes refer to these items, which have flat surfaces that can support the placement of other items, and will work to create a Placed Bottle crafting station:

* Platform
* Table
* Dresser
* Work Bench
* Bookcase
* Piano
* Fireplace

## Items qualifying for a House flat-surface requirement

These items fulfill the Flat Surface Item requirement for Houses, even though some of them do not actually have flat surfaces where other items can be placed:

* Table
* Dresser
* Work Bench
* Bathtub
* Bookcase
* Piano
* Alchemy Table
* Bewitching Table
* War Table
Flame

**Multiple pages share the title or description of "Flame". They are listed below.**
The article you are looking for may be listed here. If not, you may want to **perform a new search**.
*If an **internal link** led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.*
**Flame** may refer to:

* Cursed Flame, a crafting material
* Spirit Flame, a magic weapon

### Dyes

* Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Blue Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Green Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Intense Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Intense Blue Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Intense Green Flame Dye, a mix of dyes
* Living Flame Dye, a special dye rewarded by the Dye Trader

## See also

* Fire (disambiguation)
* Flame Trap, for the mechanism found in Jungle Temples
* Flame Wings, for the early hardmode wings

	* Blue Flame and Black Dye
	* Blue Flame and Silver Dye
	* Cursed Flame
	* Flame Dye
	* Flame Trap
	* Flame Traps
	* Flame Waker Boots
	* Flame Walker Boots
	* Flame Wings
	* Flame and Black Dye
	* Flame and Silver Dye
	* Flame walker boots
	* Green Flame
	* Green Flame Dye
	* Green Flame and Black Dye
	* Green Flame and Silver Dye
	* Intense Blue Flame Dye
	* Intense Flame Dye
	* Intense Green Flame Dye
	* Living Flame Dye
	* Spirit Flame
Floaty Gross

Floaty GrossHardmode exclusive Classic Expert MasterStatistics

Inflicts debuffInflicts debuffInflicts debuff

Drops

* **Item (Quantity)****Rate**
* Vertebra33.33%
* Vitamins1%2%
* Meat Grinder0.5%
* Monster Meat0.07%
Sounds

* Internal NPC ID: **182**

The **Floaty Gross** is a floating Hardmode enemy that spawns in the Underground Crimson (in the caverns layer). It can float through blocks in a manner similar to Wraiths and Ghosts. the enemy can inflict the Weak debuff. Because of its low knockback resistance and ability to pass through walls, weapons with high knockback will be more effective against it in the narrow crevices of the Underground Crimson.

## Notes

* Like other enemies that can pass through tiles, Floaty Grosses cannot spawn if the player is in front of a housing background wall.
* Floaty Gross will not spawn if:
	+ The player is standing in front of a player-placed background wall;
	+ An NPC is housed nearby.
	+ The player has not moved or used items for 5 seconds, even when moving on Minecarts or Conveyor Belts. However auto-jumping accessories such as Frog Leg and similar items still count as movement, as does the infinite flight offered by Soaring Insignia or a mount like Witch's Broom. Being grappled into platforms and some other tiles simultaneously counts as movement because the hook resets after 10 minutes. Hoiks also count as movement. The Endless Musket Pouch/Endless Quiver can also be used with an auto-fire gun/Bow.

## Trivia

The Bestiary entry for the Floaty Gross: *"These buoyant terrors of the darkest crimson depths most definitely, without question, are both floaty and gross."*

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.4: Drop rate of Monster Meat have been decreased from ~~0.1\*~~1/1000 (0.1%) to ~~0.07\*~~1/1500 (0.07%) (from ~~0.5\*~~1/200 (0.5%) to ~~0.2\*~~1/500 (0.2%) in worlds with The Constant seed).

* Desktop 1.4.3: Now drops the Monster Meat.

* Desktop 1.3.5: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2.3: Can now drop Vertebra.

* Desktop 1.2.1: Can now inflict the Weak debuff and can drop Vitamins.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.

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Flesh Grinder

Flesh Grinder*

Statistics* 0%
* 55%
* 0%

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **797**

Not to be confused with the Meat Grinder, a crafting station.
The **Flesh Grinder** is a hammer which is obtainable after the Brain of Cthulhu has been defeated. Like its Corruption counterpart, The Breaker, it is much more useful as a weapon than previous hammers, dealing a fair amount of damage and being capable of autoswing. Compared to The Breaker, the Flesh Grinder deals lower damage, but is faster and has slightly more range.

Its best modifier is **Legendary**. While **Light** may seem to provide a better speed boost by percentages, rounding reveals that Legendary and Light mine at equal speeds for this tool.

## Achievements

 **Stop! Hammer Time!** • *“Obtain your first hammer via crafting or otherwise.”*Obtain a Hammer. Category:  Collector
## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.2.0.3: Renamed from Meat Grinder to Flesh Grinder to avoid confusion with the Meat Grinder and prevent Crimson enemies from dropping the hammer instead of the crafting station.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.11587: Renamed from Meat Grinder to Flesh Grinder to avoid confusion with the Meat Grinder and prevent Crimson enemies from dropping the hammer instead of the crafting station.

* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Foul Juice

**Old Chinese-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **Old Chinese** version of *Terraria*.Foul Juice*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **3644**

 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

The **Foul Juice** (lit. **污秽汁液**) is a crafting material used in crafting the Otherworld Core.

## Crafting

### Used in

* Weird Scales
* Dread Fang
* Twisted Slag
* Fusion Module
Flesh Block

Flesh Block*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **763**
* Internal Tile ID: **195**

**Flesh Blocks** are Hardmode blocks crafted from two Crimstone at a Meat Grinder. They are used to craft Flesh furniture and Flesh Block Walls. When placed, eyeballs and intestines can be seen bulging out of the block. Flesh Blocks will not spread The Crimson.

Crafting all items requires 153 Flesh Blocks (306 Crimstone).

## Notes

* This block can be seen as The Crimson's alternative to the Corruption's Lesion Block, both being used in crafting furniture. The Crystal Block could be loosely seen as the Hallow's counterpart.

## Trivia

* The block emits red particles when walked on or landed on.
* If placed and hammered the right way, one could make a mini Wall of Flesh that is three blocks tall. You could even add lava and a Guide Voodoo Doll on Platforms for added realism.
* Water and rain will appear slightly red around flesh blocks, exactly like how it appears in the The Crimson.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now used to craft the Flesh Toilet.

* Desktop 1.3.5: Now crafted with and used to craft Flesh Platforms.

* Desktop 1.3.1: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2.4.1: Flesh Blocks now have a fleshy squish sound when hit.

* Desktop 1.2.3: Flesh Cloning Vat replaces Work Bench in most crafting recipes.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Fireplace

**PC/Console/Mobile/Old Chinese/tModLoader/tModLoader 1.3-Legacy-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, **Old Chinese**, **tModLoader**, and **tModLoader Legacy** versions of *Terraria*.Fireplace*

Statistics

Grants Buff

* Internal Item ID: **3364**
* Internal Tile ID: **405**
* Internal Buff ID: **87**

The **Fireplace** is a decorative furniture item with a style similar to that of the Chimney. A Fireplace operates similarly to a Campfire, having the same dimensions, emitting light, and granting nearby players the **Cozy Fire** regeneration buff. The buff is applied to any players standing within a rectangular area of 169×125 () / 100×84 () tiles centered on the Fireplace.

A Fireplace differs from a Campfire in the following ways:

* A Fireplace has a flat surface on which other items can be placed, and will function as a valid surface for a Placed Bottle crafting station.
* A Fireplace functions as a valid light source for NPC housing, while the Campfire does not.
* A Fireplace cannot be toggled manually via the `⚷ Interact` button, while the Campfire can be. However, both can be toggled via Wire.
* A Fireplace cannot be used to produce a Cooked Marshmallow, while a Campfire can.
* A Fireplace will function within water, while a Campfire will not.

## Crafting

### Recipes

* Any Wood4
* Torch2

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Area of effect increased.

* Desktop 1.3.0.4: Now counts as a light source for Houses.

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.0.933.1: Introduced. ()

* Console 1.0.750.0: Introduced. ()

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.3.0.7: Introduced.

## References

1. ↑ Information taken from the PC 1.4.3.6 source code, method ``ScanAndExportToMain()`` in ``Terraria.SceneMetrics.cs``. There may be inaccuracies, as the current  PC version is 1.4.4.9.
Flame Waker Boots

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Flame Waker Boots*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4822**

 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

Not to be confused with the Lava Waders, a functional accessory.
The **Flame Waker Boots** are a vanity accessory obtained by opening Obsidian Crates or Hellstone Crates, found by fishing in Lava. They cause the player’s feet to leave trails of fire while moving on blocks. They are entirely cosmetic and provide no functional benefit of their own.

## Notes

* The flame effect also appears when riding a Minecart across a Minecart Track laid right on top of a flat surface.
* Like Meteor armor, Molten armor or Rocket Boots, dyes will also change the flame effect's color.
* If the player is walking on water (e.g. using the Water Walking Potion, the Water Walking Boots, or any of its upgrades) with the Flame Waker Boots equipped, the flame effect will not appear unless the water is 1 tile or less tall.

## Tips

* This content is transcluded from Vanity Accessories/tip.Because vanity accessories such as the Flame Waker Boots cannot be reforged to grant any benefits besides appearance, it is recommended to equip them in the player's social accessory slots.

## Trivia

* "Get cold feet" is a phrase that describes people not showing up to an event out of a sense of fear or anxiety despite being expected to be there, such as people not attending their own wedding or not going to a party due to anxiety despite saying they would attend.
* A "waker" is one who wakens or rouses someone or something; this refers to this item's ability to *rouse up* flames behind the player, akin to a ship's wake. The word "waker" also appears visually similar to "walker", which was possibly intended as a pun.
* This item is the only vanity accessory that is also a crafting material.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.4: Now combined with Spectre Boots instead of Lava Waders to craft Hellfire Treads.

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.0.5.4.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flying Snake

Flying Snake Classic Expert MasterStatistics

Drops

* **Item (Quantity)****Rate**
* Lihzahrd Power Cell2%
* Lizard Egg0.1%
* Solar Tablet Fragment (1-2)14.29%
Sounds

* Internal NPC ID: **226**

The **Flying Snake** is a flying Enemy that spawns primarily in the Jungle Temple, alongside Lihzahrd. The only spawning requirement appears to be that the player stand in front of the Temple background wall.

## Notes

* Flying Snakes and Lihzahrds will begin to spawn if the player stands in front of natural Lihzahrd Brick Wall at the entrance to the Temple, even if Hardmode has not been activated yet.

## Trivia

* The Flying Snake may be based on Quetzalcoatl, a deity in Aztec, Mayan, and Olmec Mythology, or real-life flying snakes, which live in Southeast Asia.
* Flying Snakes are technically the Enemy with the most base damage which a player can encounter pre-Hardmode, as it can spawn at the entrance of the Lihzahrd Temple before Hardmode has been activated.
* Flying Snakes appear to have the same wings that Slimer has, looking similar to the Demon Wings.

The Bestiary entry for the Flying Snake: *"Kept as pets and guardians by the Lihzahrd race, the flying snakes will attack any who trespass on the Temple's protected grounds."*

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2.4: Drop rate for Lihzahrd Power Cell increased to 2%.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.

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FoodBarbarian's set

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.
**Expert Mode-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to **Expert Mode** and Expert Mode worlds.FoodBarbarian's set*

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**FoodBarbarian's set** are vanity developer items that can be obtained rarely (5% chance) from Treasure Bags in Expert Mode. It is the vanity set made for FoodBarbarian, one of the production assistants at Re-Logic.

FoodBarbarian's equipment also includes this non-vanity item, which will drop in addition to his clothing set:

* **FoodBarbarian's Tattered Dragon Wings**

## Pieces

FoodBarbarian's Horned Helm*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4751**
* Internal Armor ID: **239**
FoodBarbarian's Wild Wolf Spaulders*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4752**
* Internal Armor ID: **226**
FoodBarbarian's Savage Greaves*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4753**
* Internal Armor ID: **209**

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.0.5.4.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flounder

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Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **4401**

**Flounders** are a type of fish which are found plentifully by fishing in the Desert biome. Their sole use is to craft Sashimi.

## Trivia

* In real life, flounders are a group of flatfish species. They are found at the bottom of oceans around the world; some species will also enter estuaries.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.0.5.4.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flesh Knuckles

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Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **3016**

 Obtained from Classic Expert Master

**Flesh Knuckles** are a Hardmode accessory. They increase the player's defense by 8  / 7  and aggro by 400. Flesh Knuckles have a ~~20\*~~1/5 (20%) chance to be dropped by Crimson Mimics.

## Crafting

### Used in

* **Flesh Knuckles**
* **Flesh Knuckles**

## Tips

* Reforging the Flesh Knuckles to the Warding modifier will grant the player a total of 12  / 11  additional defense, a very significant boost for boss fights.
* If playing in cooperative multiplayer, the Flesh Knuckles synergize well with Turtle armor, Beetle armor, and Solar Flare armor, as all of these armor sets have the same effect as the Flesh Knuckles – drawing enemy aggro more frequently, likely sparing teammates with less defense from taking as much damage. The Paladin Shield, Hero Shield, and Frozen Turtle Shell can also be equipped for something of a "tank" build.
* It can be used in multiplayer when most of the players are at low health (during boss fight or events) and only one has a good amount of health to avoid further damage to the others.
* It and its upgrades can be used to make AFK farms more efficient.

## Trivia

* The Flesh Knuckles are the Crimson's counterpart to the Corruption's Putrid Scent, since they decrease damage received and increase the odds of being targeted, whereas the Putrid Scent increases damage dealt and decreases odds of being targeted.
	+ This is also supported by the fact that both are dropped by their respective Mimics.
* The Flesh Knuckles and Berserker's Glove provide the second highest defense of any accessory, with Hero Shield providing the highest defense.
* The Flesh Knuckles provides the highest defense of any accessory.
* Flesh Knuckles are based on real-life brass knuckles, implements worn on one's hands to both increase the damage caused by a punch and reduce the damage from the shock on the user's hands. Despite the name, they are available in several materials, including non-metals such as carbon fiber.
	+ The Flesh Knuckles' palm grip, in addition to being made of bone, appears to be spiked, which would make them realistically impractical to wear due to it stabbing into the wearer's hand.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.1: Increased defense from 7 to 8.

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now used to craft the Berserker's Glove and Hero Shield.

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.0.933.1: Introduced. ()

* Console 1.0.750.0: Introduced. ()

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.3.0.7: Introduced.
Flesh Block Wall

Flesh Block Wall*

Statistics

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **770**
* Internal Wall ID: **77**

Not to be confused with the Wall of Flesh.
**Flesh Block Wall** is a type of wall. As with most placed walls, flesh walls are compatible with NPC housing and will stop monsters from spawning.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.3.1: Inventory sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2.3: Fixed bug where flesh block walls didn't return the item when destroyed.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Flying Carpet

Flying Carpet*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **934**

The **Flying Carpet** is an accessory that allows the player to float for about four seconds, similar to the Hoverboard. It can only be found inside Chests located within Pyramids in the Desert.

The Flying Carpet is activated by holding `↷ Jump` in mid-air, after all double-jumping accessories are used. Once it is activated, the player is put on an imaginary horizontal rail. Releasing the key deactivates the carpet, but it may be reactivated at a lower height if there is still flight time left.

## Notes

* In the Mobile version, the Flying Carpet activates automatically after jumping.
* The Flying Carpet will *not* propel the player upwards on its own.
* The carpet is only visible when being used.
* The Flying Carpet moves at a speed of 23 mph and is affected by movement speed bonuses.

## Tips

* With practice, it is possible to closely estimate total flight time to maximize usage efficiency.
* With skillful use of a hook, the carpet will allow for one of the best early-game mobility options.
* While rapidly pressing the `↷ Jump` key allows the Flying Carpet to stay afloat twice as long, this is rather impractical.
* Paired with a long-ranged weapon, it can be very useful when fighting most enemies.
* The Flying Carpet is a useful early-game tool for catching flying critters, due to its high speed and ability to stay at the right height until the critter glides to normal flying height.
* Using the Flying Carpet allows the player to very quickly ascend single-block slopes and staircases.
* It can be used together with Shoe Spikes or Climbing Claws to imitate the Tiger Climbing Gear's ability to remain at a fixed height on a wall, albeit rather briefly.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Item and equipped sprites updated.

* Desktop 1.2.4.1: Fixed a crash when using Team Dye with a Flying Carpet.

* Desktop 1.2.4: Fixed bug where the Flying Carpet could not be dyed.

* Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.02: Introduced.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Frog Leg

Frog Leg*

Statistics

* Internal Item ID: **2423**

The **Frog Leg** is an accessory that aids jumping in several ways. It is caught randomly during Fishing, with a ~~0.2\*~~1/500 (0.2%) with 50% Fishing Power and ~~0.4\*~~1/250 (0.4%) with 100% Fishing Power. It can be caught in any viable body of water.

Equipping it has the following effects:

* Increases the player's jump speed by 48%.
* The player automatically jumps while the `↷ Jump` key is held. This effect also works with Climbing Claws and other climbing accessories.
* Increases allowed Falling distance by 15 blocks; normally the player can fall up to 25 blocks before they start receiving damage, however with the Frog Leg, the player can fall up to 40 blocks without taking damage.

These effects also apply with Wings equipped.

## Crafting

### Used in

* **Frog Leg**
 Frog Webbing | * **Frog Leg**
* Tiger Climbing Gear

## Notes

* The double jump effect of the Cloud in a Bottle and all similar items are treated as wings by the Frog Leg, increasing by only 48%, not doubling. Frog Leg paired with Shiny Red Balloon raises the jump height up to 32 blocks. Combining all three of these items increases jump height up to 70 blocks.

## Trivia

* It is completely unrelated to the Frog critter or the Sauteed Frog Legs, despite the similarities in name.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.2: No longer stacks with the Amphibian Boots.

* Desktop 1.4.0.3: Fixed an issue where wearing Moon Lord Legs and Frog Legs at the same time would give you no legs at all.

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now used to craft the Frog Flipper, Frog Webbing, and the Amphibian Boots.

* Desktop 1.3.1: Sprite updated.

* Desktop 1.2.4: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.0.933.1: Sprite updated to match Desktop 1.3.1. ()

* Console 1.0.750.0: Sprite updated to match Desktop 1.3.1 ()

* Console 1.07: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.2.11212: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced.
Explosives (class)

"Explosive" redirects here. For the placeable item encountered as a trap in Cavern areas, see Explosives. For the painting, see American Explosive.

> “Explosives are da' bomb these days. Buy some now!
>
> — The Demolitionist
>
>

**Explosives** are a type of consumable weapon. Explosive devices are thrown from stacks in the player's inventory, after which there is a short delay before they explode. This detonation causes area-effect damage and destroys blocks, walls, and other placeable objects within the radius of an explosion. Only a small number of objects are resistant to these explosions.

Explosives deal a set amount of damage which cannot be altered by any bonuses, unlike the great majority of weapons.

## Types

All explosives are available in pre-Hardmode and cannot be auto-used.

## Notes

* There are several other consumable weapons which cause an explosion upon impact, e.g. Grenades. However, these deal  ranged /  throwing damage and are thus not considered part of the explosives class.
	+ Despite not being part of the explosives class, any type of Grenades, including Beenades, fulfills one of the requirements needed for the Demolitionist to arrive.
* When fired from certain launchers, rockets of types II and IV destroy blocks within their radius. However, rockets are considered ammunition.
* Explosives always drop all the tiles they destroy.
* A maximum of 400 "loose", dropped items can be present in the world at any given time, regardless of whether they are stacked. If more than 400 loose items are created as a result of destruction with explosives, some of them will be lost.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.4: Fixed a bug where Sticky Bombs and Dynamite did not properly stick to blocks.

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Added the Scarab Bomb.

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Added Bouncy Bomb, Sticky Dynamite, Bouncy Dynamite, and Bomb Fish.

* Desktop 1.0.2: Added the Sticky Bomb.

* Desktop-Release: Introduced Bomb and Dynamite.

Console version
* Console 1.0.933.1: Added Bouncy Bomb, Sticky Dynamite, Bouncy Dynamite, and Bomb Fish. ()

* Console 1.0.750.0: Added Bouncy Bomb, Sticky Dynamite, Bouncy Dynamite, and Bomb Fish. ()

* Console-Release: Introduced Bomb, Sticky Bomb, and Dynamite.

Nintendo Switch version
* Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced Bomb, Sticky Bomb, Dynamite, Bouncy Bomb, Sticky Dynamite, Bouncy Dynamite, and Bomb Fish.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.3.0.7:
	+ Removed the Holy Hand Grenade (each replaced with 5 Dynamite).
	+ Added Bouncy Bomb, Sticky Dynamite, Bouncy Dynamite, and Bomb Fish.

* Mobile 1.1.5536: Made the Holy Hand Grenade obtainable.

* Mobile 1.1.933: Added the Holy Hand Grenade, but unobtainable.

* Mobile-Release: Introduced Bomb, Sticky Bomb, and Dynamite.

Nintendo 3DSversion
* 3DS-Release: Introduced Bomb, Sticky Bomb, Dynamite, and Holy Hand Grenade.
Flying enemies

**Flying enemies** are enemies that can move freely in both x and y axis while in air. Some of them can be difficult to fight, especially before Hardmode, before the player can obtain wings. These enemies can be more easily fought with ranged weapons like guns and bows.

## Pre-Hardmode Flying Enemies

* Antlion Swarmer
* Arch Demon
* Bee
* Cave Bat
* Creeper
* Crimera
* Cursed Skull
* Demon
* Demon Eye
* Dragon Skull
* Drippler
* Dungeon Guardian
* Eater of Souls
* Flying Fish
* Flying Snake
* Ghost (enemy)
* Granite Elemental
* Harpy
* Heavenly Slime
* Hellbat
* Hornet
* Ice Bat
* Jungle Bat
* Meteor Head
* Mushi Ladybug
* Mythical Wyvern
* Raven
* Servant of Cthulhu
* Spore Bat
* Voodoo Demon
* Vulture
* Wandering Eye Fish

## Hardmode Flying Enemies

* Ancient Vision
* Angry Nimbus
* Arch Wyvern
* Baby Mothron
* Blood Eel
* Brain Suckler
* Corite
* Corruptor
* Crawltipede
* Crimson Axe
* Cursed Hammer
* Dungeon Spirit
* Elf Copter
* Enchanted Sword (NPC)
* Floaty Gross
* Flocko
* Flow Invader
* Gastropod
* Giant Bat
* Giant Cursed Skull
* Giant Flying Fox
* Ice Elemental
* Ichor Sticker
* Illuminant Bat
* Lava Bat
* Martian Drone
* Martian Probe
* Moss Hornet
* Moth
* Mothron
* Nebula Floater
* Parrot
* Phantasm Dragon
* Pigron
* Pixie
* Poltergeist
* Probe
* Reaper
* Red Devil
* Servant of Ocram
* Shadow Hammer
* Shadowflame Apparition
* Slimer
* Spectral Gastropod
* Vampire
* Wandering Eye
* Wraith
* Wyvern

## Tips

* Ranged enemies can be taken down with ranged weapons like guns, bows and spears, while the melee ones can be defeated using broadswords.
* Weapons that inflict damaging debuffs (like On Fire!) are useful against these enemies, as they will take damage slowly even if they fly away.

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Fossil Pickaxe

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Statistics* 55%
* 0%
* 0%

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **4059**

The **Fossil Pickaxe** is a pickaxe crafted from Sturdy Fossils found in the Underground Desert. It can mine ores up to Demonite Ore and Crimtane Ore. It has the same pickaxe power as the Gold Pickaxe and slightly less pickaxe power than the Platinum Pickaxe, but is slightly faster than both of them in terms of mining speed.

Its best modifier is **Light** for harvesting purposes and **Legendary** for combat purposes.

## Tips

* Since Desert Fossils can be mined with any pickaxe or explosives, it can be a powerful upgrade in the early game.
* Its effective mining speed is on par with the Deathbringer Pickaxe for most blocks, at 4.29 Dirt Blocks per second, or 2.14 Stone Blocks per second, except it cannot mine Hellstone or stronger blocks. It is slower than the Bone Pickaxe, which can mine the same blocks at 5.45 and 2.73 blocks per second, respectively. For Stone Blocks or stronger, the Molten Pickaxe is the strongest option pre-Hardmode, at 3.33 blocks per second.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.2: Fixed an issue where Fossil Pickaxe, Tree Globe, and World Globe would fall through blocks forever when dropped.

* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.
Flinx (disambiguation)

**Multiple pages share the title or description of "Flinx". They are listed below.**
The article you are looking for may be listed here. If not, you may want to **perform a new search**.
*If an **internal link** led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.*
**Snow Flinx** are enemies that spawn in the Ice biome.

**Flinx** may refer to:

* Flinx Staff - a pre-hardmode summon weapon crafted from Flinx Fur.
* Flinx Fur Coat - a pre-Hardmode armor item that boosts summon stats.
* Flinx Fur - a crafting material dropped by Snow Flinxes.
* Mutant Flinxfin - a Quest fish caught in the Ice biome.
Fishing Bobbers

**PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content**: This information applies *only* to the **PC**, **Console**, **Mobile**, and **tModLoader** versions of *Terraria*.Fishing Bobbers*

Statistics

The **Fishing Bobbers** are an accessories that provide a flat value of 10 your Fishing power when equipped.

The Fishing Bobber is acquired as a ~~2.94\*~~1/34 (2.94%) chance reward for completing a Fishing quest for the Angler NPC. Using 5 Fallen Stars at a Tinkerers Workshop, it can be crafted into a Glowing Fishing Bobber.

The Angler will not give the player a Fishing Bobber as a reward if they already have one in their inventory, in any of their portable storage items or loadouts. However, if the player has all of Angler's fishing and informational accessories (or their upgrades like the Angler Tackle Bag and Fish Finder) in their inventories, this rule will be ignored.

## Crafting

### Recipes

* Argon Moss5
 Helium Moss Fishing Bobber | * Glowing Fishing Bobber
 Krypton Moss Fishing Bobber | * Glowing Fishing Bobber
 Lava Moss Fishing Bobber | * Glowing Fishing Bobber
 Neon Moss Fishing Bobber | * Glowing Fishing Bobber
 Xenon Moss Fishing Bobber | * Glowing Fishing Bobber
* Xenon Moss5

## Notes

* The Fishing power provided by the Glowing Fishing Bobber does not stack with any moss variant or the original Fishing Bobber, even though different types can be equipped at the same time.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.4: Introduced.

Console version
* Console 1.4.4: Introduced.

Mobile version
* Mobile 1.4.4: Introduced.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Information taken from the PC 1.4.4.9 source code, method `GetAnglerReward()` in `Terraria.Player.cs`. Note that the actual base drop rate is actually slightly less than ~~2.94\*~~1/34 (2.94%), because numerous other rewards are rolled before this item is. The real drop rate will also be affected by other factors, as discussed in-depth at Angler.
2. ↑ High Test Fishing Line, Angler Earring, Tackle Box, Fisherman's Pocket Guide, Weather Radio, Sextant, and Fishing Bobber
Fishing Potion

Fishing Potion*

Statistics

Grants Buff

Sounds

* Internal Item ID: **2354**
* Internal Buff ID: **121**

The **Fishing Potion** is a buff potion which grants the **Fishing** buff when consumed. The buff increases fishing power by 15. This lasts for 8 minutes, but can be canceled at any time by right-clicking the icon ( ), by selecting the icon and canceling it in the equipment menu ( ), by double-tapping the buff icon (  ), or by canceling the buff from the buffs screen ().

## Crafting

### Recipes

* Crispy Honey Block
* Waterleaf

## Trivia

* The potion itself resembles a fishing hook.

## History

PC version
* Desktop 1.4.0.1: Changed item tooltip from "Increases fishing skill" to "Increases fishing power", and buff tooltip from "Increased fishing level" to "Increased fishing power".

* Desktop 1.3.0.1: Sprite updated, now has a sell value.

* Desktop 1.2.4: Introduced.