Nationopolis: Build a World, Grow a Nation. (Terraria)

If no one else has done it by then, I'll get around to making up a general storage building next to the tower sometime in the next couple of days. About the size of the tower, with only wooden platforms for floors, grey brick for the outside, and stone wall for the background. Signs and fitting statues (where available) to denote what is on which floor of chests.

Another thing about chests: Please make sure you carry a hammer with you and pick up any and all chests you come across, don't just raid them. It's likely we'll need them for storage for one thing or another before it's all over.

Demonite is better than jungle , and you can make worm food at the demon alter to summon the eater of worlds .

I think its 15 rotten meat and 30 vile powder

The Shadow armor has better defense at 19 vs Jungle's 13, but Jungle also provides an extra 20 mana and 3% magic crit chance per piece (so 60 Mana and 9%). Depending on which you'd prefer to use, Physical attacks or Magic, either one could be the better option.
If you want to focus on doing Ranged damage, then you might consider the Necro armor. It's made of Cobwebs and Bones (obtained from skeleton enemies by the ton in the Dungeon), and has 16 Defense, while also increasing Ranged damage by something like 15%. The set bonus (a bonus for wearing all pieces of the armor) is for you to have a 20% chance to not consume ammo. Given your tastes, Ry, I expect you might want to make a set of this just to put in your social slot. I know how much you love the death things. 8D

That's the right formula, J. 15 Rotten Chunks and 30 Vile Powder. Vile Powder is made from Vile Mushrooms at an alchemy station (a table with a bottle on it).


Having killed the Eye and the Eater, now is the time that we would normally take on the game's next boss, Skeletron. Nobody already killed him, however, and unlike every other boss there is no way to summon him again. (Once the world enters Hardmode, you will be able to summon and fight Skeletron Prime though.)
The next logical progression is to go into the Dungeon area he was guarding. This place is tough as enemies come at you constantly. But it's the only way to get Gold Keys (drop from any dungeon enemy and always from Dungeon Slimes) for opening dungeon chests and chests on floating islands, and Shadow Keys (of which you only need carry one) which can be found in dungeon chests and are used for opening Shadow Chests in the Underworld. It can be done, but I advise against going in alone if possible.

Well, the reason I suggested going with someone wasn't because of its difficulty so much as because it's the point of the game on the server. If we wanted to just do everything for ourselves we could just play offline in our own worlds.

Dropping voodoo dolls in lava while in the underworld is indeed how you summon the Wall of Flesh boss. I'm going to ask that no one kills him for a long while. Obviously, the world is not just mine, and I'm not trying to control the other players here. But if we were to kill him it would begin Hardmode, from which there is no turning back. Yes, we'll want to do that eventually, but I would advise waiting until everyone votes to do so, and at least wait until all the players are up to max life and molten armor.
Be advised that if we enter Hardmode, the game will become completely unplayable for newbies. A fresh character cannot survive more than one hit from any given enemy in Hardmode. Could we equip a new player and give them enough found Hearts to hit max life? Certainly. Is that going to be fun for them? I don't think so. With the best will in the world, you can ruin the game for someone like that. If everyone was an old pro, then maybe it wouldn't be an issue, but we still have people finding their feet.
I know it's weird, but we need to let people do things for themselves while doing stuff together. For myself, I plan to avoid progressing on my own for a while. I'll accompany anyone who wants it into the jungle or down to the dungeon to farm whatever they choose, but other than that I'm going to focus on making our base better or building my own personal quarters.

Speaking of the base, in preparation for Hardmode, all new structures should be built out of some kind of Brick. Doesn't matter what. Grey, Green, whatever you want so long as it's either brick or clay. You may have noticed in those screenshots of my base that it's made out of Blue Brick (mined from my world's dungeon). This is because on entering Hardmode Brick is about the only thing that can't be made into a Corrupted or Hallowed form, and thus unlivable. I'll go into more detail about Hardmode and all that whenever we do decide to switch to it.



EDIT: I've added the storage area to the left of the tower. (And it took forever to get going on because I had a Bloodmoon followed immediately by a Goblin Invasion!) Each level has signs saying what to put on each side. I've sorted them the first way that came to mind, so if anyone sees a better way be sure and say so. I realize that some categories will overlap. For example, a Bone is a Ranged Weapon, but also a Crafting Ingrediant. Since it has "Ranged Damage" in its own descriptor, I would place it in the Ranged Weapons and Ammunition section. Use your best judgement when sorting, and I'm sure we'll be fine. Once we've settled on the final categories and such, please everyone be sure to familiarize yourself with what goes where. A filing system is wasted effort if not everyone uses it properly.
I haven't actually moved anything yet. I'll leave that to you guys.

The only time you'd have to make a new character is if your current one is Hard*core* when you create them, so fear not on that. It's unique to each individual. I believe we're all playing softcore characters, so we're good.

Nothing resets.
The Wall of Flesh drops a piece of equipment called the Pwnhammer. If you use this to destroy a demon alter it spawns a deposit of a new ore somewhere in the world in the order of Cobalt>Mithral>Adamantine>Repeat.
As for biomes, the world is hit with a large X. Down one / will be a strenghened version of the Corruption. Down the other \ will be the Hallow. Both will spread like wildfire through nearly everything. They can't move through brick or clay, and they don't have any effect on each other, normally. Corruption does spawn a new version of the Big Eaters called Corrputors. They fire a projectile that convert anything but Brick that it hits instantly into corruption.
Underground areas and deserts both have their own Hallow/Corrupt versions too. Killing things in the Underground Hallow or Corruption is how you get Souls of Light/Night, which are used for lots of crafting of Hardmode items.

I got hit with the worst crafting luck last night. Crafted a nights edge and got what's probably the worst rolls you can get

-15% dmg
-10% knockback and speed. >_<

never knew that son of a

i ended up scrapping

i'm only 2 ahead >.>.....<.<.......

I am going to slow down a bit though i have a bad habit of digging my feet into a game and just going non stop

Also " back in my day hellstone didn't produce lava when mined O.O"