Sora_92
Terrarian
Currently, there are 11 town NPCs in the mod,
the Corruption Fangirl, the Crimson Fangirl, the Picklock, the Scam Artist, the Professor, the Crimson Kitchen Barkeep, the Waiter, the Hallow Fangirl, the Cyber Fangirl, the Gravedigger, and Flann the Lucky. Additionally, there are many deco NPCs (furnitures that look like NPCs).
small note: the mod relies on Census mod, and it might give an error and refuse to work, if you don't have Census mod enabled too, so make sure you have it too.
The 1.4 version of the mod is uploaded and should be on the mod browser, as well as steam workshop.
But just in case, here's a - sort of beta - version you can download and add to your mods folder manually.
It should be placed to
Documents\My Games\Terraria\tModLoader\Mods
---> Download it from Google drive <---
NPCs
Corru & Crim (From Corru Crim NPCs Mod)
"A quiet girl who loves the Corruption. While she doesn’t show much emotions on the surface, she’s not actually emotionless at all." (Corru)
"A hyperactive girl who loves the Crimson. Likes outdoor activities like jogging, and loves to talk a lot. A real lot." (Crim)
These two fangirls are selling vanilla stuff related to their respective favorite biome.
Their spawn condition is crimstone in inventory for Curru, and ebonstone in inventory for Crim, so it's easier to get both of them move in.
Their shops didn't changed much since the update, but there are a few more stuff they sell and some items were moved elsewhere.
They're going out with each others.
Picklock (From Pickloc Mod, a Collab minimod with @Moonlight_Fae)
"If something can be closed with a key, it can be opened with one too. And if you need those keys, this man is the one to ask."
This funny guy sells various keys - and as of the update, also sells biome chests (just the chests, not the items you would find in them in the dungeon).
Currently only vanilla items, but in the future, he could sell keys from other mods too. His spawn condition is a safe in inventory, so he's meant to be a post-Skeletron NPC (he's not selling anything useful before that anyway)
- actually, he is selling gold keys and shadow keys from the time he moves in, so it could be possible to aquire a shadow key early game, but in normal playthrough, safes are only for sale by the merchant post-Skeletron.
Scam Artist (From Scam Artist Mod)
"The Merchant’s daughter. Half a human, and half a nymph, this crafty girl has it in her blood to deceive others, and yet… is that a weather radio?!"
(This NPC does exists in a minimod I released somewhat accidentally before, but it wasn't really announced.)
The Scam artist sells various rare vanilla utility gadgets, vanity and other stuff, waaaaaay overpriced. She meant to help if you want to aquire some rare things but RNG is being unfriendly, but you're rich. She's selling things like Nature's gift, Magic mirror, Umbrella, Hand warmer, etc. from the time she moves in, sells Angler's tackle bag and Fish Finder once you found the Angler, Bezoar after Queen bee, Nazar after Skeletron, and all the rest of the Ankh charm components, as well as all 6 early hardmode ores, and some other stuff in hardmode. So if you're rich, she can help you with crafting the Cell Phone without doing a bajillion quests for theannoying brat angler, and can save time with rare gadgets, as well providing an alternate means to aquire early hardmode ores without smashing any altars or fishing for crates.
She's half a nymph (though won't transform) and she's the daughter of the merchant. She'll move in if you have a piggy bank in inventory.
Professor
"This wacky old professor loves to explore the wilderness with a bug net and a magnifying glass in hand and he doesn’t mind sharing some of his catches for a little monetary support."
The professor is interested in researching various stuff, he will move in if player has fossil in inventory. He's selling various insects, crates, and some other stuff such as more fossil. Part of his shop changes with the biome he's in, as well as selling more stuff after certain bosses are down, so it might be good to make houses for him in several biomes and make him move at times to conduct some researches in another biome. He has several things he's selling regardless of the biome, but he has biome-exclusive items for the desert, the jungle, the hallow, and the beach currently. Oh, yeah, and he's selling truffle worms too, post-Plantera, and Prismatic Lacewings post-Plantera.
Crimson Kitchen Barkeep
"A face monster with a posh demeanor, operating the curious Crimson Kitchen Restaurant. Despite hardships, he always looks on the Crimson side of life."
The CK Barkeep is a strange fellow who can be found in the Crimson Kitchen restaurant, which is created somewhere in the cavern layer upon generating a new world. Since it's completely random where it would be, a "Crimson kitchen Pamphlet" might be of help finding where it is. - As a furniture spawned town NPC, he spawn wherever his bar is placed, which can be crafted too in hardmode, if player wants to acquire him in a world that was generated without the mod, and the existing bar can be relocated too with a molten pickaxe or above. Only one CK barkeep can be in the world normally, so placing more CK bars won't spawn more.
His shop is currently not really developed yet, he's mostly selling mystery bentos only at the moment, but he should have a fancy manu full of crimson delicacies(?) in the future.
Waiter
"A cute boy with a bubbly personality. Loves all things cute, and you don’t have to ask him twice if you want a ketchup heart drawn on your lunch."
There are so many foodstuff in the game now, from fruits to homemade foodstuff, to rare and exotic dishes... Well, if you wanna research these culinary curiousities - whether research means journey mode for collection's sake, or just because it's no fun adventuring with an empty stomach, the Waiter is one of your best friends~!
His shop is initially very small, consisting only tea pre-bosses (I thought it is a fitting start, and it's actually something you can't normally acquire pre-skeleton anyway (except in drunk worlds) but it's a rather weak buff) but "the restaurant" will have more and more foodstuff on the menu with each boss down.
Though he has a rotating shop (based on moon phases) so expect to see something different on the menu each day. except for a few things that are available all the time (once unlocked) such as coffee and tea.
When it comes to food, everyone would think that a chef would be the most fitting town NPC, right? but other mods already offer that. that's why, he's a waiter instead - and definitelly could team up nicely with Thorium's Chef, and the vanilla Barkeep in a fancy restaurant in one of your towns.
He moves in if the player has a restaurant voucher in inventory. Which are the things his shop uses in place of money. They should drop from various monsters.
Hallow Fangirl
"A righteous - or self-righteous - girl who loves the Hallow. She has a crusader complex, and her heart is beating fast for a certain someone. Even if she has trouble being honest about it."
The 3rd fangirl, working very similar to Corru & Crim, though since she moves in early hardmode, most of the things are already in her shop from the moment she moved in. Initially planned to be rescued like the mechanic and others, for the time being, she moves in if the player has crystal shards in inventory.
She sells hallow-related stuff, to help with creating artifical hallow biomes or other stuff.
Oh, yes, the "hallow-related stuff" includes several stuff you might be interested in for other reasons too than hallowed terraforming, that is, hallowed bars (post mech bosses), or an obscenely rare stick named after our favorite chatting platform~
Cyber Fangirl
"An enigmatic girl who loves the Cyber. She’s pretending to be an android, and tries to be helpful, while dreaming about a future where everyone can visit her favorite biome."
The 4th fangirl as it should be, but the biome she's fangirling about still isn't in the game... She should be selling cyber biome-related stuff, but at the moment, she has no shop at all. She's another furniture-spawned NPC, she'll spawn if a cyber computer is placed somewhere.
Only one cyber fangirl will spawn, so placing more computers won't spawn more XD
She has no practical purpose as a town NPC, she's more just an easter egg, and a bit of a reminder about that awesome biome idea that is still not in the game.
While she doesn't offers anything to sell or buy, because she is spawned by a furniture, she won't take up a housing slot either.
(actually, there's an alt idea, that she will sell Portal-related stuff - at least for the time being -, because many of her quotes are coming from GLaDOS.)
Gravedigger
"A short, slightly crusty man, tasked to oversee the graveyard. He might be a bit simple, but he tries his best both at digging holes, and disciplining the undead."
The gravedigger sells gravestones, and other town NPCs' graveyard-only items (e.g. quad barrel shotgun) if the other NPC already moved in as well. Selling gravestones doesn't sounds that useful maybe, but maybe it can come in handy sometimes (like hardchore mode, though probably not many plays that, me neither in general XD) - the other items he sells might allow for buying those items without having to relocate other NPCs to a graveyard, and he might can give you some discount on the price too, because his favorite biome is the graveyard. He moves in if the player has a zombie banner in inventory.
he also probably offers some athospherical value, since no fantasy graveyard would be complete without a caretaker, right? someone's gotta discipline all those zombies residing in the graveyard.
Flann the Lucky
"An odd girl who seems like missing a few wheels, but it’s mostly just because she grew up on a crimsoned island. She believes that she’s favored by Furtuna, though it’s largely just her own tenacity."
Flann is mostly just an easter egg, coming from my Crimson Challange playthrough because I think there were several people who enjoyed reading about it.
She's another furniture-spawned NPC, who will appear if you place a Crimson Archives somewhere (likewise only one, just like in the case of CK barkeep or the Cyber Fangirl). Because of this, she can "move in" a house built in evil biomes too, and in fact, she should be housed in the crimson. (she only has stuff to sell if she is in the crimson.)
Although she is mostly an easter egg, she actually has useful stuff to sell. Generally, luck-related stuff, such as luck potions, graden gnomes, ladybugs and the like.
I also quite like how her personality turned out to be, somewhat resembling Crim in various things, but also having some differences too, with Crim being a fangirl of the crimson, but is not native to it, while Flann lives in the crimson. So they can look at things a bit different and both of them can learn some new things from the other because of the different ways they look at the crimson. They're best friends forever, and both love the biome anyway though.
"A quiet girl who loves the Corruption. While she doesn’t show much emotions on the surface, she’s not actually emotionless at all." (Corru)
"A hyperactive girl who loves the Crimson. Likes outdoor activities like jogging, and loves to talk a lot. A real lot." (Crim)
These two fangirls are selling vanilla stuff related to their respective favorite biome.
Their spawn condition is crimstone in inventory for Curru, and ebonstone in inventory for Crim, so it's easier to get both of them move in.
Their shops didn't changed much since the update, but there are a few more stuff they sell and some items were moved elsewhere.
They're going out with each others.
"If something can be closed with a key, it can be opened with one too. And if you need those keys, this man is the one to ask."
This funny guy sells various keys - and as of the update, also sells biome chests (just the chests, not the items you would find in them in the dungeon).
Currently only vanilla items, but in the future, he could sell keys from other mods too. His spawn condition is a safe in inventory, so he's meant to be a post-Skeletron NPC (he's not selling anything useful before that anyway)
- actually, he is selling gold keys and shadow keys from the time he moves in, so it could be possible to aquire a shadow key early game, but in normal playthrough, safes are only for sale by the merchant post-Skeletron.
"The Merchant’s daughter. Half a human, and half a nymph, this crafty girl has it in her blood to deceive others, and yet… is that a weather radio?!"
(This NPC does exists in a minimod I released somewhat accidentally before, but it wasn't really announced.)
The Scam artist sells various rare vanilla utility gadgets, vanity and other stuff, waaaaaay overpriced. She meant to help if you want to aquire some rare things but RNG is being unfriendly, but you're rich. She's selling things like Nature's gift, Magic mirror, Umbrella, Hand warmer, etc. from the time she moves in, sells Angler's tackle bag and Fish Finder once you found the Angler, Bezoar after Queen bee, Nazar after Skeletron, and all the rest of the Ankh charm components, as well as all 6 early hardmode ores, and some other stuff in hardmode. So if you're rich, she can help you with crafting the Cell Phone without doing a bajillion quests for the
She's half a nymph (though won't transform) and she's the daughter of the merchant. She'll move in if you have a piggy bank in inventory.
"This wacky old professor loves to explore the wilderness with a bug net and a magnifying glass in hand and he doesn’t mind sharing some of his catches for a little monetary support."
The professor is interested in researching various stuff, he will move in if player has fossil in inventory. He's selling various insects, crates, and some other stuff such as more fossil. Part of his shop changes with the biome he's in, as well as selling more stuff after certain bosses are down, so it might be good to make houses for him in several biomes and make him move at times to conduct some researches in another biome. He has several things he's selling regardless of the biome, but he has biome-exclusive items for the desert, the jungle, the hallow, and the beach currently. Oh, yeah, and he's selling truffle worms too, post-Plantera, and Prismatic Lacewings post-Plantera.
"A face monster with a posh demeanor, operating the curious Crimson Kitchen Restaurant. Despite hardships, he always looks on the Crimson side of life."
The CK Barkeep is a strange fellow who can be found in the Crimson Kitchen restaurant, which is created somewhere in the cavern layer upon generating a new world. Since it's completely random where it would be, a "Crimson kitchen Pamphlet" might be of help finding where it is. - As a furniture spawned town NPC, he spawn wherever his bar is placed, which can be crafted too in hardmode, if player wants to acquire him in a world that was generated without the mod, and the existing bar can be relocated too with a molten pickaxe or above. Only one CK barkeep can be in the world normally, so placing more CK bars won't spawn more.
His shop is currently not really developed yet, he's mostly selling mystery bentos only at the moment, but he should have a fancy manu full of crimson delicacies(?) in the future.
"A cute boy with a bubbly personality. Loves all things cute, and you don’t have to ask him twice if you want a ketchup heart drawn on your lunch."
There are so many foodstuff in the game now, from fruits to homemade foodstuff, to rare and exotic dishes... Well, if you wanna research these culinary curiousities - whether research means journey mode for collection's sake, or just because it's no fun adventuring with an empty stomach, the Waiter is one of your best friends~!
His shop is initially very small, consisting only tea pre-bosses (I thought it is a fitting start, and it's actually something you can't normally acquire pre-skeleton anyway (except in drunk worlds) but it's a rather weak buff) but "the restaurant" will have more and more foodstuff on the menu with each boss down.
Though he has a rotating shop (based on moon phases) so expect to see something different on the menu each day. except for a few things that are available all the time (once unlocked) such as coffee and tea.
When it comes to food, everyone would think that a chef would be the most fitting town NPC, right? but other mods already offer that. that's why, he's a waiter instead - and definitelly could team up nicely with Thorium's Chef, and the vanilla Barkeep in a fancy restaurant in one of your towns.
He moves in if the player has a restaurant voucher in inventory. Which are the things his shop uses in place of money. They should drop from various monsters.
"A righteous - or self-righteous - girl who loves the Hallow. She has a crusader complex, and her heart is beating fast for a certain someone. Even if she has trouble being honest about it."
The 3rd fangirl, working very similar to Corru & Crim, though since she moves in early hardmode, most of the things are already in her shop from the moment she moved in. Initially planned to be rescued like the mechanic and others, for the time being, she moves in if the player has crystal shards in inventory.
She sells hallow-related stuff, to help with creating artifical hallow biomes or other stuff.
Oh, yes, the "hallow-related stuff" includes several stuff you might be interested in for other reasons too than hallowed terraforming, that is, hallowed bars (post mech bosses), or an obscenely rare stick named after our favorite chatting platform~
"An enigmatic girl who loves the Cyber. She’s pretending to be an android, and tries to be helpful, while dreaming about a future where everyone can visit her favorite biome."
The 4th fangirl as it should be, but the biome she's fangirling about still isn't in the game... She should be selling cyber biome-related stuff, but at the moment, she has no shop at all. She's another furniture-spawned NPC, she'll spawn if a cyber computer is placed somewhere.
Only one cyber fangirl will spawn, so placing more computers won't spawn more XD
She has no practical purpose as a town NPC, she's more just an easter egg, and a bit of a reminder about that awesome biome idea that is still not in the game.
While she doesn't offers anything to sell or buy, because she is spawned by a furniture, she won't take up a housing slot either.
(actually, there's an alt idea, that she will sell Portal-related stuff - at least for the time being -, because many of her quotes are coming from GLaDOS.)
"A short, slightly crusty man, tasked to oversee the graveyard. He might be a bit simple, but he tries his best both at digging holes, and disciplining the undead."
The gravedigger sells gravestones, and other town NPCs' graveyard-only items (e.g. quad barrel shotgun) if the other NPC already moved in as well. Selling gravestones doesn't sounds that useful maybe, but maybe it can come in handy sometimes (like hardchore mode, though probably not many plays that, me neither in general XD) - the other items he sells might allow for buying those items without having to relocate other NPCs to a graveyard, and he might can give you some discount on the price too, because his favorite biome is the graveyard. He moves in if the player has a zombie banner in inventory.
he also probably offers some athospherical value, since no fantasy graveyard would be complete without a caretaker, right? someone's gotta discipline all those zombies residing in the graveyard.
"An odd girl who seems like missing a few wheels, but it’s mostly just because she grew up on a crimsoned island. She believes that she’s favored by Furtuna, though it’s largely just her own tenacity."
Flann is mostly just an easter egg, coming from my Crimson Challange playthrough because I think there were several people who enjoyed reading about it.
She's another furniture-spawned NPC, who will appear if you place a Crimson Archives somewhere (likewise only one, just like in the case of CK barkeep or the Cyber Fangirl). Because of this, she can "move in" a house built in evil biomes too, and in fact, she should be housed in the crimson. (she only has stuff to sell if she is in the crimson.)
Although she is mostly an easter egg, she actually has useful stuff to sell. Generally, luck-related stuff, such as luck potions, graden gnomes, ladybugs and the like.
I also quite like how her personality turned out to be, somewhat resembling Crim in various things, but also having some differences too, with Crim being a fangirl of the crimson, but is not native to it, while Flann lives in the crimson. So they can look at things a bit different and both of them can learn some new things from the other because of the different ways they look at the crimson. They're best friends forever, and both love the biome anyway though.
Items
They have 2% chance to drop from any monsters.
You also need one in inventory to have the Waiter move in.
Tools
"Furnitures" - AKA NPCs who aren't technically NPCs
All the "furnitures" that currently are in the mod:
various polearm racks, scarecrows and snowmen.
guard captain's desk, iron armored guards - now with archers added - crimson guards, and possessed armors.
desert town guards (desert town civilian set planned too, but that's for a next update), forest squad, and outlaws.
royals (show a throne to the guide for the recipes)
Dynasty civilian set - monks, and various townspeople. Make your dynasty builds more lively!
Dynasty guards. (The general's desk functions exactly the same as the guard captain's desk)
Dynasty clerks (the clerk's desk functions the same as the guard captain's desk). and a few additional furnitures.
Traveling gypsies, pirates, and a green old hag.
Goblins. (Legacy)
Goblins (New!)
Dwarven set.
Werewolves, Lihzahrds, Lamias, Merfolks, Mermaids and Mermen.
Lunar creatures, solar, and lunar cultists - and the Lunatic cultist...
Minish
Minish Dwellings
Odds and ends (some can be placed on tables too, but not all works like that yet...)
Deco Shoes
Rope platform
Clover Fields
Windy (vanilla) Walls - they allow the plants in front of them to sway in the wind!
Most furnitures can face left or right.
The Guard captain's desk is crafted by hand, with a bar (furniture) and 10 gold coins. It functions as the crafting station for "hire a guard"s and the guards.
Dynasty variants are crafted with ornate dynasty bar instead of the normal wooden bar. they function the same.
Guards are crafted with 1 hire a guard, and metal bars, silk, or various other material.
Civilians, monsters and stuff also use one "hire a guard" in the recipe. They aren't really guards, but this way all recipes can be aquired easily by showing one to the guide.
(Scarecrows, snowmen and some other gadgets doesn't need "hire a guard" to craft)
None of the guards, scarecrows, or anything has any function, right now they're purely decoration. Tables and chairs function as tables and chairs though.
various polearm racks, scarecrows and snowmen.
guard captain's desk, iron armored guards - now with archers added - crimson guards, and possessed armors.
desert town guards (desert town civilian set planned too, but that's for a next update), forest squad, and outlaws.
royals (show a throne to the guide for the recipes)
Dynasty civilian set - monks, and various townspeople. Make your dynasty builds more lively!
Dynasty guards. (The general's desk functions exactly the same as the guard captain's desk)
Dynasty clerks (the clerk's desk functions the same as the guard captain's desk). and a few additional furnitures.
Traveling gypsies, pirates, and a green old hag.
Goblins. (Legacy)
Goblins (New!)
Dwarven set.
Werewolves, Lihzahrds, Lamias, Merfolks, Mermaids and Mermen.
Lunar creatures, solar, and lunar cultists - and the Lunatic cultist...
Minish
Minish Dwellings
Odds and ends (some can be placed on tables too, but not all works like that yet...)
Deco Shoes
Rope platform
Clover Fields
Windy (vanilla) Walls - they allow the plants in front of them to sway in the wind!
Most furnitures can face left or right.
The Guard captain's desk is crafted by hand, with a bar (furniture) and 10 gold coins. It functions as the crafting station for "hire a guard"s and the guards.
Dynasty variants are crafted with ornate dynasty bar instead of the normal wooden bar. they function the same.
Guards are crafted with 1 hire a guard, and metal bars, silk, or various other material.
Civilians, monsters and stuff also use one "hire a guard" in the recipe. They aren't really guards, but this way all recipes can be aquired easily by showing one to the guide.
(Scarecrows, snowmen and some other gadgets doesn't need "hire a guard" to craft)
None of the guards, scarecrows, or anything has any function, right now they're purely decoration. Tables and chairs function as tables and chairs though.
All of these should work now. I would like to add more things to the mod in the future though. For example, pet variant of the guards. Some critters and other stuff could be interesting too.
And of course, more guard variants! Share your ideas on what sorts of guards you would like to see!
It would be nice to add cross-mod content too, eventually.
Guards are craftable, placeable "NPCs". They are stationary and are only be decoration, but they could add a lot to the ambience of places, I think!
Of course, there could be even more variants in the future, and if someone could code them to be actually more than just furnitures, they could do a lot more too, such as walking and talking. They aren't meant to be actual town NPCs, in order to not take up valuable housing slots from the more useful town NPCs who actually sell stuff or provide other things.
And if someone could help with that, it could be interesting to have at least some of them having pet (and maybe even light pet) variants. Wouldn't you want a trusty ally armed with a spear or halberd - or alternative holding a torch? -, to follow you in your adventures?
Some plans for the hopefully near future (after Tmodloader caught up to 1.4)
New NPCs
Gravedigger - selling gravestones to help making a graveyard biome. sells the graveyard-specific items (e.g quad barrel shotgun) of other town NPCs too, if he's housed in a graveyard biome, and the respective town NPC is present in the world too (not in the graveyard, but just anywhere in the world).
moves in if player has a zombie banner in inventory.
defends himself with a gravedigger's shovel. (doesn't drops it if killed, just like in general, none of these town NPCs drop anything if killed. I don't really see the point of encouraging murdering your own neighbors like that...)
still not sure if this would be useful enough though.
Waitress/Waiter (there are 2 designs here, a more generic one, and a Hideri. and might just change it to something else later. these are still just at brainstoming phase afterall.) - has a special currency called "restaurant voucher" which sometimes drops from some monsters. sells foodstuff (fruits included) for these vouchers. shop repertoire grows with more bosses down, and should also change depending on moon phase. moves in if player has a restaurant voucher in inventory.
this could be a great help in aquiring food that are rare drops from monsters. for completionism in journey mode, as well as just in general for fun.
defends herself/himself with... dunno yet. maybe throwing plates like Thorium's cook.
also could have quests too!
these would give restaurant vouchers, etc. as reward.
also maybe stuff too, like that "sleepy guard's post" - only one per world.
Some quest ideas:
Hallow fangirl - working the same way as the Corruption & Crimson fangirls, selling hallow-related stuff. I'm not sure actually if that is needed since the hallow has no counterpart now, so technically should be present in every hardmode world, but it do happens sometimes it generates in places like the jungle, making the hallow biome pretty much nonexistent... Of course, there are also rare hallow-related stuff that might would be great to be available in her shop too, like blessed apple and rod of discord.
She might could appear once the world is in hardmode, as a bound NPC, similar to the goblin, wizard, etc.
she has something like a holy crusader complex, and is a tsundere towards the player.
defends herself with an excalibur. she is malee so each fangirl represents a class with Corru being a mage, and crim being a ranger.
New NPCs with "if"s
These would require some stuff to tinker with. If could figure out a way for furniture-spawned NPCs and such... Based on how some furniture-spawned critters work in Chad's Furnitures mod, just with entities with town NPC AI or something similar.
Sleepy guard - would look like an iron armored guard, stationary, friendly NPC who is not the most vigilant guy around. this sleepyhead is spawned by a furniture like "sleepy guard's post" which might can be aquired via a waiter's quest.
has a "listen to his sleeptalk" option or something, and he gives out quests for food when sleeptalking (one quest a day). if you bring him that, he'll give you restaurant vouchers, etc. in return. he can ask for really common food too, so it could be easy to aquire vouchers for buying fancier food if you're lucky and he's asking for stuff that are easy to get, like cooked fish.
Crimson Kitchen Barkeep - Based on the quote the Crimson Fangirl says about this mysterious restaurant she visited in her travels, and, what if it would be actually in the game...?!
This one would require quite some fancy coding, but an idea is, that worldgen would create a small structure underground which is not valid housing, but looks like a restaurant with shadewood furnitures, etc. - also could contain a meat grinder and cauldron (halloween variant) which can be looted from there. it also would contain a furniture like a special bar, which spawns this NPC so he stays around that. - this can be looted too, and placed elsewhere after.
this posh gentleman would have a shop that also uses restaurant vouchers, and sell some special foodstuff - they could give immunity to ichor & cursed flames debuffs and such for example, in addition to high level well-fed.
The waiter could give a quest to find the mysterious Crimson Kitchen, and could give/sell an item like "Crimson Kitchen pamplet" which works the same as Thorium's grim pointer pointing at the direction of the blood altar, this one would point towards the bar that spawn this NPC. his face (lol) doesn't shows up on the map, so that wouldn't tell where he is.
Cyber Fangirl - (with or without a large wrench or something) the 4th fangirl, who should be there, but this one would make sense really only, if there would be a mod or something having the awesome Cyber biome. Otherwise she could be added as a novelty sorta NPC spawned by a furniture just to walk around, and take up no housing slot.
But if the Cyber would be in the game, I would love to add this fangirl too. Similarly selling stuff related to her favorite biome, like the other fangirls.
She tries to behave like an android, but she's actually a human. though not shows much emotions on the surface, and is an odd girl in general, like the other 3 fangirls too.
defends herself via summoning mini mod - like entities similarly to the spores the truffle summons which stay in place and hurt monsters who walk through them, so she is a summoner to have all 4 main vanilla classes represented by these 4 fangirls.
Mimic Merchant - this one would be kinda similar to the skeleton merchant, appearing randomly underground/cavern layer (in hardmode), but it would be stationary. it's more for a bit of a surprise and wackiness, as I'm not actually sure what it could sell, but maybe some of the stuff mimics drop normally. So, like, you see an offset gold chest, you know it's a mimic, but then instead of attacking, it sells you some stuff. it might be also unaware it's a mimic or just generally being odd, so be like "Mimic?! Where?!" and stuff like that.
(While Lost girls could have similar merchant variants too, but I don't want to tinker with that one because of T-modloader's strict guidelines regarding stuff like nudity too (even though Lost Girls are naked in the vanilla game too. but still. better be safe.) Scam Artist uses the Lost Girl as her base sprite too, anyway, just wears some clothes too.)
Items
Restaurant voucher - a special currency for the shops of the waiter and the crimson kitchen barkeep. some monsters has a chance to drop them. Fancier food would cost more vouchers.
e.g. cheepest - cooked fish - 1 voucher,
most expensive - golden delight - 10 voucher
and other stuff are for various prices between these.
Mytery bento - a grab bag type item that also sold by the waiter (and maybe the face monster guy too) that contains one random food. it would be a middle ground in price (e.g. 5 vouchers) so you might get a foodstuff that would be cheaper or more expensive than that, depending on RNG. sounds like a funny gamble? what do you get? perhaps a golden delight? a christmas puding? a lobster tail? ...or is is just a cooked fish again...?
- no pic yet -
Grilled fish seasoning - a random idea that could be a material to use with cooked fish, to craft a tastier varsion that gives the lvl 2 well fed buff instead. also could have a variant Royal fish seasoning, which upgrades it to give the lvl 3 well fed buff. The former might be sold by the waiter, the later might be by the crimson kitchen barkeep, for some vouchers.
This idea occured to me when looking at all the bass in the chest with fish I caught, that those things are so omnipresent, and only useful for cooked fish, a foodstuff giving lvl 1 well fed. if you caught at least a flounder, or a red snapper, tuna or whatever, you can make at least a sashimi which gives lvl 2 well fed, so there's really no point in cooking all those bass. you can sell them, but still...
Harvesting cane - a stick to "harvest" fruits. it's an axe with 0% or 1% axe power (depending on if 0% would be impossible to code) which can shake trees but wouldn't really be able to chop them.
Might be a waiter quest reward, or something that can be simply crafted. - if craftable, might would use tissue sample/shadow scale in the recipe to make it mid-pre-hardmode, around the time when you can aquire actually good axes like a meteor hamaxe which would end up greatly reducing your chances of getting fruits from the trees.
(or maybe simply crafted with something like 10 wood + 3 silk at a workbench.)
Buffs
Guarded - placeable guards would give this buff in their vicinity. It gives +5 def to nearby players, similar to a Bast statue. It does stacks with Bast statues, so could get +10 def if both are present, but they don't stack with more guards, so it gives +5 def regardless if there's one guard or more, so it can't be abused too much.
It still could be an awesome thing to have around, and actually make guards "guard" areas a bit.
Since guards are easy to aquire in larger numbers too than the rare bast statues, most towns and important roads could be guarded. Would make sense too, to actually guard towns, and tame the wilderness a bit at roads that are frequently traveled.
Of course, the guards won't fight, they are just stationary furnitures, but this would make them actually more "guard-like" still.
Market town - placeable civilians (since they're not really guards) would give this buff in their vicinity. It gives 5% discount in the shop of nearby town NPCs. Not a huge difference, but could be useful in some cases.
Crafting stations
Sculptor - this one is a placeable "town NPC" like guards and such, and like guard captains, function as a crafting station. This shaggy artist dude is a crafting station for crafting statues. No idea on balanced recipes yet though. The most important things, like heart and star statues might require 5 crystal hearts and 10 mana stars respectively, in addition to 50 stone or something.
Etc.
Adding some stuff to shops of the NPCs already in the mod. E.g. Decay chamber to Corru, all the crates to the professor, also, prismatic lacewings too, and maybe a few other stuff...
(maybe) adding a new type of platform, that looks like a rope. It could be used to easily place diagonal rope, as well as to hang banners, lanterns, etc. (alternatively could add a few furnitures that looks like drying laundry too) on it when it's hammered to lower position. probably would be crafted with 1 rope + 1 wooden platform, at a workbench. or something like that.
Several new guard and civilian sets. Also, some more furnitures too, such as for example placeable decoration shoes, so that you can for example make Thorium's Cobbler's house look like an actual shoemaker workshop.
Also, if can code such, Mannequins & Womannequins that look more like town NPCs - have eyes, and skin color (probably comes in a few variants). so player can place clothes/armor/etc. of their choice on them, as an alt. way for placeable guards/civilians. How to deal with their hair style is still a big question though...
These are not the main focus of the next update though, but for after.
Gravedigger - selling gravestones to help making a graveyard biome. sells the graveyard-specific items (e.g quad barrel shotgun) of other town NPCs too, if he's housed in a graveyard biome, and the respective town NPC is present in the world too (not in the graveyard, but just anywhere in the world).
moves in if player has a zombie banner in inventory.
defends himself with a gravedigger's shovel. (doesn't drops it if killed, just like in general, none of these town NPCs drop anything if killed. I don't really see the point of encouraging murdering your own neighbors like that...)
still not sure if this would be useful enough though.
Waitress/Waiter (there are 2 designs here, a more generic one, and a Hideri. and might just change it to something else later. these are still just at brainstoming phase afterall.) - has a special currency called "restaurant voucher" which sometimes drops from some monsters. sells foodstuff (fruits included) for these vouchers. shop repertoire grows with more bosses down, and should also change depending on moon phase. moves in if player has a restaurant voucher in inventory.
this could be a great help in aquiring food that are rare drops from monsters. for completionism in journey mode, as well as just in general for fun.
defends herself/himself with... dunno yet. maybe throwing plates like Thorium's cook.
also could have quests too!
these would give restaurant vouchers, etc. as reward.
also maybe stuff too, like that "sleepy guard's post" - only one per world.
Some quest ideas:
- "the sandwich-man" - waiter gives you a breastplate that is a sandwich signboard. it's made out of metal and actually gives some def. too, wear that armor (works in vanity too for the quest) and talk at least 10 different town NPCs to advertise the shop. XD
- "the cake is a lie. ...or is it not?" - bring a slice of cake (that buff station the party girl gives you at parties) so the chef can investigate it. after it, the clice of cake becomes available at the waiter's shop (for a high price in vouchers)
- "the mysterious crimson kitchen" - waiter gives you something that can be crafted into (or would it be that right away?) a crimson kitchen pamphlet. it works like the grim pointer for the blood chamber, it points towards the crimson kitchen's bar. find it and talk the face monster barkeep.
- "everyone hates fruitcakes" - bring a fruitcake chakram so it can be investigated further. (I do think the professor actually sells fruitcake chakrams at blood moons. he's using that as his self-defense weapon too (he doesn't drops that))
Hallow fangirl - working the same way as the Corruption & Crimson fangirls, selling hallow-related stuff. I'm not sure actually if that is needed since the hallow has no counterpart now, so technically should be present in every hardmode world, but it do happens sometimes it generates in places like the jungle, making the hallow biome pretty much nonexistent... Of course, there are also rare hallow-related stuff that might would be great to be available in her shop too, like blessed apple and rod of discord.
She might could appear once the world is in hardmode, as a bound NPC, similar to the goblin, wizard, etc.
she has something like a holy crusader complex, and is a tsundere towards the player.
defends herself with an excalibur. she is malee so each fangirl represents a class with Corru being a mage, and crim being a ranger.
New NPCs with "if"s
These would require some stuff to tinker with. If could figure out a way for furniture-spawned NPCs and such... Based on how some furniture-spawned critters work in Chad's Furnitures mod, just with entities with town NPC AI or something similar.
Sleepy guard - would look like an iron armored guard, stationary, friendly NPC who is not the most vigilant guy around. this sleepyhead is spawned by a furniture like "sleepy guard's post" which might can be aquired via a waiter's quest.
has a "listen to his sleeptalk" option or something, and he gives out quests for food when sleeptalking (one quest a day). if you bring him that, he'll give you restaurant vouchers, etc. in return. he can ask for really common food too, so it could be easy to aquire vouchers for buying fancier food if you're lucky and he's asking for stuff that are easy to get, like cooked fish.
Crimson Kitchen Barkeep - Based on the quote the Crimson Fangirl says about this mysterious restaurant she visited in her travels, and, what if it would be actually in the game...?!
This one would require quite some fancy coding, but an idea is, that worldgen would create a small structure underground which is not valid housing, but looks like a restaurant with shadewood furnitures, etc. - also could contain a meat grinder and cauldron (halloween variant) which can be looted from there. it also would contain a furniture like a special bar, which spawns this NPC so he stays around that. - this can be looted too, and placed elsewhere after.
this posh gentleman would have a shop that also uses restaurant vouchers, and sell some special foodstuff - they could give immunity to ichor & cursed flames debuffs and such for example, in addition to high level well-fed.
The waiter could give a quest to find the mysterious Crimson Kitchen, and could give/sell an item like "Crimson Kitchen pamplet" which works the same as Thorium's grim pointer pointing at the direction of the blood altar, this one would point towards the bar that spawn this NPC. his face (lol) doesn't shows up on the map, so that wouldn't tell where he is.
Cyber Fangirl - (with or without a large wrench or something) the 4th fangirl, who should be there, but this one would make sense really only, if there would be a mod or something having the awesome Cyber biome. Otherwise she could be added as a novelty sorta NPC spawned by a furniture just to walk around, and take up no housing slot.
But if the Cyber would be in the game, I would love to add this fangirl too. Similarly selling stuff related to her favorite biome, like the other fangirls.
She tries to behave like an android, but she's actually a human. though not shows much emotions on the surface, and is an odd girl in general, like the other 3 fangirls too.
defends herself via summoning mini mod - like entities similarly to the spores the truffle summons which stay in place and hurt monsters who walk through them, so she is a summoner to have all 4 main vanilla classes represented by these 4 fangirls.
Mimic Merchant - this one would be kinda similar to the skeleton merchant, appearing randomly underground/cavern layer (in hardmode), but it would be stationary. it's more for a bit of a surprise and wackiness, as I'm not actually sure what it could sell, but maybe some of the stuff mimics drop normally. So, like, you see an offset gold chest, you know it's a mimic, but then instead of attacking, it sells you some stuff. it might be also unaware it's a mimic or just generally being odd, so be like "Mimic?! Where?!" and stuff like that.
(While Lost girls could have similar merchant variants too, but I don't want to tinker with that one because of T-modloader's strict guidelines regarding stuff like nudity too (even though Lost Girls are naked in the vanilla game too. but still. better be safe.) Scam Artist uses the Lost Girl as her base sprite too, anyway, just wears some clothes too.)
Items
Restaurant voucher - a special currency for the shops of the waiter and the crimson kitchen barkeep. some monsters has a chance to drop them. Fancier food would cost more vouchers.
e.g. cheepest - cooked fish - 1 voucher,
most expensive - golden delight - 10 voucher
and other stuff are for various prices between these.
Mytery bento - a grab bag type item that also sold by the waiter (and maybe the face monster guy too) that contains one random food. it would be a middle ground in price (e.g. 5 vouchers) so you might get a foodstuff that would be cheaper or more expensive than that, depending on RNG. sounds like a funny gamble? what do you get? perhaps a golden delight? a christmas puding? a lobster tail? ...or is is just a cooked fish again...?
- no pic yet -
Grilled fish seasoning - a random idea that could be a material to use with cooked fish, to craft a tastier varsion that gives the lvl 2 well fed buff instead. also could have a variant Royal fish seasoning, which upgrades it to give the lvl 3 well fed buff. The former might be sold by the waiter, the later might be by the crimson kitchen barkeep, for some vouchers.
This idea occured to me when looking at all the bass in the chest with fish I caught, that those things are so omnipresent, and only useful for cooked fish, a foodstuff giving lvl 1 well fed. if you caught at least a flounder, or a red snapper, tuna or whatever, you can make at least a sashimi which gives lvl 2 well fed, so there's really no point in cooking all those bass. you can sell them, but still...
Harvesting cane - a stick to "harvest" fruits. it's an axe with 0% or 1% axe power (depending on if 0% would be impossible to code) which can shake trees but wouldn't really be able to chop them.
Might be a waiter quest reward, or something that can be simply crafted. - if craftable, might would use tissue sample/shadow scale in the recipe to make it mid-pre-hardmode, around the time when you can aquire actually good axes like a meteor hamaxe which would end up greatly reducing your chances of getting fruits from the trees.
(or maybe simply crafted with something like 10 wood + 3 silk at a workbench.)
Buffs
Guarded - placeable guards would give this buff in their vicinity. It gives +5 def to nearby players, similar to a Bast statue. It does stacks with Bast statues, so could get +10 def if both are present, but they don't stack with more guards, so it gives +5 def regardless if there's one guard or more, so it can't be abused too much.
It still could be an awesome thing to have around, and actually make guards "guard" areas a bit.
Since guards are easy to aquire in larger numbers too than the rare bast statues, most towns and important roads could be guarded. Would make sense too, to actually guard towns, and tame the wilderness a bit at roads that are frequently traveled.
Of course, the guards won't fight, they are just stationary furnitures, but this would make them actually more "guard-like" still.
Market town - placeable civilians (since they're not really guards) would give this buff in their vicinity. It gives 5% discount in the shop of nearby town NPCs. Not a huge difference, but could be useful in some cases.
Crafting stations
Sculptor - this one is a placeable "town NPC" like guards and such, and like guard captains, function as a crafting station. This shaggy artist dude is a crafting station for crafting statues. No idea on balanced recipes yet though. The most important things, like heart and star statues might require 5 crystal hearts and 10 mana stars respectively, in addition to 50 stone or something.
Etc.
Adding some stuff to shops of the NPCs already in the mod. E.g. Decay chamber to Corru, all the crates to the professor, also, prismatic lacewings too, and maybe a few other stuff...
(maybe) adding a new type of platform, that looks like a rope. It could be used to easily place diagonal rope, as well as to hang banners, lanterns, etc. (alternatively could add a few furnitures that looks like drying laundry too) on it when it's hammered to lower position. probably would be crafted with 1 rope + 1 wooden platform, at a workbench. or something like that.
Several new guard and civilian sets. Also, some more furnitures too, such as for example placeable decoration shoes, so that you can for example make Thorium's Cobbler's house look like an actual shoemaker workshop.
Also, if can code such, Mannequins & Womannequins that look more like town NPCs - have eyes, and skin color (probably comes in a few variants). so player can place clothes/armor/etc. of their choice on them, as an alt. way for placeable guards/civilians. How to deal with their hair style is still a big question though...
These are not the main focus of the next update though, but for after.
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Wacky NPCs Mod
Wacky NPCs is a mod compiling some of my previous mini mods and expand upon them with some new things. Currently, there are 11 town NPCs in the mod, the Corruption Fangirl, the Crimson Fangirl, the Picklock, the Scam Artist, the Professor, the Crimson Kitchen Barkeep, the Waiter, the Hallow...
Special thanks for everyone on Tmodloader discord who helped with getting the town NPCs to work.
Special thanks for @Waasephi for coding the scarecrows, hire a guard, guard captain's desk, and the guards!
Special thanks for @Moonlight_Fae for helping and tinkering with codes.
Special thanks for @DV Game and @chasbroc for all the impressive and complicated stuff they coded in the mod.
Changelog:
v.0.5 - fixed several errors with happiness quotes, etc. added new goblin, minish sets, and several other random stuff.
v.0.3.5
· Mod is ported to 1.4
· Added bestiary entries and happiness info for all town NPCs, as well as 6 new town NPCs
· Added Census Mod support
V.0.3 - Lots of new guards, monsters and civilians added. (With big focus on dynasty things)
V.0.2 - Added scarecrows, hire a guard, guard captain's desk, and several guards
V0.1.2 - Added icon & github repository
V0.1.0 - first relese
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