Note that the only structures counted are the ones targeted by the Deerclops directly - collateral damage is not counted, meaning many more structures may be destroyed before the Deerclops is finished. The Deerclops aims to destroy all structures and then leave. Often, walls and other structures or mobs nearby may suffer collateral damage despite what the Deerclops may target, so walls do not stand up well to a Deerclops. The Deerclops will not target walls unless the object or mob that the Deerclops is aiming to destroy is behind a wall. The Deerclops first tries to target the closest structure to the player at time of being spawned if no structure is close enough to the player, then the player is targeted instead (although this tends to be rare). It usually does not immediately target the player upon arrival, having an 'aggro distance' toward any mob it gets close to. Both animations have the same effect (the animation seen depends on which direction Deerclops is facing), damaging all mobs and structures within a radius of about 2.5 berry bushes. The Deerclops has an attack in which it will either swipe or pound the floor at its current target. Unlike Hounds, the Deerclops will not follow the player wherever they go, the player can move away and, with luck, leave the Deerclops behind to despawn when Winter ends. Its approach is signaled by a deep moaning sound, which the character will eventually comment on, similar to the way that Hounds are signaled. The Deerclops spawns during Winter near the player. This solution is simply the easiest way to kill bosses, and although it is possible to kite most of them, it’s extremely hard to do so on console and with potential lag.“ Oh botheration, is it that time of year already? ” Nitre can be extremely limited in some worlds and there is a boss that requires 138 gunpowder to kill.

If you don’t care about loot and are trying to kill all bosses in one run, it’s advisable to save scum after you get the achievement in order to preserve as much gunpowder as possible. To avoid this, you could take one gunpowder off the stack and finish off the boss more conventionally or even have another mob kill it. Something worth noting: if bosses are killed with gunpowder, their special loot won’t drop and instead will be incinerated (this means no deerclops eyeball/scales/down feathers!). Deerclops will be instantly killed by the ensuing explosion and BOOM! Achievement. Immediately light it with your torch (there will be an option to press a button to do this) and run away. Walk up very closely to him until you are sure that your character is touching him and drop your stack of gunpowder. Once he is on screen, immediately play the pan flute. He usually spawns at the end of winter and you will hear low growling/roaring before he does.

Once your materials are in hand, wait for deerclops to spawn. Each gunpowder does 200 points of damage. Birds can be caught with bird traps over seeds, and birdcages can be crafted with 2x papyrus, 2x seeds, and 6x gold nuggets with an alchemy engine to prototype.

The eggs can then be spoiled most easily by leaving them on the ground, but if they are left out on the ground they are easily accessible to hungry mobs. After being fed meat, captured birds will immediately drop eggs. Eggs are most easily gotten from pengulls or by feeding a bird in a birdcage any meat. To craft gunpowder, you will need 1x nitre, 1x charcoal, and 1x rotten eggs and an alchemy engine to prototype. Alternatively, pan flutes have a 75% chance of dropping near Glommer’s statue.

It requires a prestihatinator to craft, which can be crafted at a science station using 4x live rabbits (not murdered!), 4x boards, and 1x top hat. To craft a pan flute, you will need 5x cut reeds, 1x mandrake, and 1x rope. To make this fight extremely easy you will need 1 pan flute, 20 gunpowder, and 1 torch.

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