Terraria Science

Well in order to get it to levitate, 1. There would have to be a magnet IN the crystal, and 2. There would have to be a magnet above AND below the crystal.
 
All sprites have a dark outline. Say the armour has a north magnet in it's dark outline then the leaf crystal has a combination of north and south magnets in it's outline it would be binded to the armour somewhat due to that attraction.
 
Materials crafted into blocks or "tiles" appear to have a different property than if they were crafted into personal armor. Most notably, an immunity to non-piercing projectiles and magic. It is unknown what phenomenon takes place during this crafting process that makes the materials take on these characteristics. This immunity does not apply to concussive blasts from explosions, which damage both tile and lifeform alike. It is theorized that the materials that make up the armor are just as impervious as their block counterparts, but the impact of attacks on the lifeform from native hostile creatures are forcing them to sustain internal damage as opposed to exterior damage; the personal armor offering only a partial buffering to the overall damage the lifeform is taking. Further research has stagnated due to a lack of funding from scientists having to reimburse test subjects for the money lost upon death, which is subsequently carried off by the hostile native creatures.
 
But mana is the magical energy that courses through this world and can only be drained by staffs and gems
Swords are unlikely able to do this unless they have a specific layout and made of similar material
 
Spell tomes can do it. So can prisims and multiple other objects. Fallen stars aren't made out of gems. Therefore said sword could. Also this is SCIENCE not magic.
 
Idgaf
[doublepost=1516779306,1516778924][/doublepost]I STUDY magic
My school actually has a class for that :/
It works which is epic
 
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