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As a fan of Halloween in general, I really like the look of Spooky Wood/Pumpkin blocks and all the furniture made from them. I'd say the most obscure block I've used in a build is Iridescent Brick, though. It's not super special, but it's unique!

Mine out the dungeon bricks around it to make a path. I believe you can do that if you have a Corruption/Crimson/Molten pickaxe or better.

If you pretend the chains attaching the weapon to the player aren't there, the weapon "heads" behave almost identically to Boomerangs. Probably a better classification, as you've said, especially since (as far as I'm aware) the chains don't actually do anything.

Terraria's way up there on my list of favorite games, but the top of that list is a tie between Persona 3 and 4.

Checked your floating islands? Sometimes the corruption stripe from entering hard mode can intersect with them and corrupt them.

If limited to just thrown potions, sure, but I think there's enough there to make "Alchemist" a unique class if handled properly. Just offhand, here are a few ideas for what the class' armor could potentially do: Lengthen self-buffs from potions/flasks/food/etc. while worn Improve the damage...

Alchemists. They could wear armor that improves the buffs of potions (somehow) or provides a set of potion effects that are always-on. As far as weaponry goes, we've already got the Toxic Flask (currently Magic)--why not other craftable potions that can be thrown, even if consumable?

Is the Charm really 2 HP/sec? The wiki (as of the time I made the comparison) says it's just 0.5 HP/sec: http://terraria.wiki.gg/Charm_of_Myths

I'd say swap it with Charm of Myths unless you actively chug health potions outside of boss fights. Celestial Shell has a much stronger regeneration effect than Charm of Myths on top of numerous stat bonuses and the transformation perks.

Have you considered building around it? A handful of items actually do require a demon altar to craft, and having one in a base is (to me) a rare novelty. Other than pwnhammering it out when you enter hard mode, though, I don't think there are any other options in-game to displace it. :(

I've done the lunar pillars with both of your gear setups and I can tell you that neither set was particularly easier than the other. The main key to defeating the pillars is simply persistence. You can die over and over again, but as long as you don't leave/quit your world, the progress you've...

1. Yeah, an arena will help you with the fight tremendously. You will likely need a lot of space to run/jump/fly/dodge. 2. I'm not sure about the Crimson itself, but what's considered "Ocean" generally extends far above the actual water. You should be totally fine making platforms above it...

Emergency healing seems to me like the Nurse's intended use. I kept her in my main base for most of the game, as if I got catastrophically low on HP I could just warp back to spawn in order to regain HP and remove debuffs. She got her own little hut at the bottom of a massive arena I built to...

If it was the Crimson, it would specifically say "This housing is corrupt.", wouldn't it? That said, in my experience, housing is sometimes really picky about where doors need to be located and where furniture needs to be to consider a room "valid". I would recommend trying: (1) Mine out the...

This is solid advice, but I'd like to go ahead and add a quick word of caution: make absolutely sure that your whole arena is still considered "Underground Jungle". I tried to fight Plantera three times in an arena that ended up being so large that its center was detached from the jungle and...

Made a fairly large arena to the right of default spawn in order to fight invasions (Goblins, Pirates, etc.). A goblin army finally appeared, I fought off a few goblins successfully in the arena, and then they stopped spawning altogether. Turns out the WHOLE arena was built just outside of the...

I don't know about "quickly", but don't all the liquids dry up/disappear if they get spread out too far horizontally? Could you theoretically dump excess lava onto a (very) large, perfectly horizontal platform that extends so far that it all dries up?

Bosses notwithstanding, my vote goes to Wraiths/Reapers/anything that can phase through walls. I wish I could build bases/NPC housing at ground level and feel safe doing so. :(

For solo play, I greatly prefer Medium worlds. As others have said, Large worlds are far too expansive for this and Small worlds feel too bunched up. For hosting multiplayer, Large is the way to go. The longer it takes to explore everything, the better! That, and there's loot enough for...

Melee character! 1: Varies (Currently Terrarian) 2: "Flail" (Currently Solar Flare) 3: Rod of Discord 4: Sword (Currently Meowmere) 5: Weapon capable of hitting through walls (Currently Star Wrath) 6: Javelin-type weapon (Currently Daybreak) 7: Bug Net or Fishing Pole (swaps often) 8: Money...