True Light's Anguish

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True Light's AnguishHardmode exclusive
  • True Light's Anguish item sprite
Auto-use
Stack digit 1.png
Statistics
TypeWeaponCrafting materialThrower
Damage40 (Throwing)
Knockback4.5 (Average)
Critical chance4%
Use time22 (Fast)
Velocity12
TooltipThrows out a light eating dagger
Striking an enemy releases a corruption barrage upon the hit enemy
Overuse of this weapon exhausts you, massively reducing its damage
Killing enemies recovers some of your exhaustion
Inflicts DebuffLight Curse.pngLight Curse
Debuff duration3 seconds
Debuff tooltipPure darkness is melting this enemy
Inflicts DebuffCursed Inferno.pngCursed Inferno
Debuff duration3 seconds
Debuff tooltipLosing life
Inflicts DebuffExhaustion.pngCursed Inferno
Debuff duration20 seconds
Debuff tooltipSome throwing items are now much weaker
RarityRarity Level: 8
Sell100000*10 Gold Coin.png
Research1 required

The True Light's Anguish is a craftable, non-consumable Hardmode throwing weapon that can autofire. It throws corrupted daggers that are not affected by gravity and inflict the Light Curse and Cursed Inferno debuffs onto hit enemies. Additionally, hitting enemies causes the user to unleash a barrage of cursed tendrils that seek out the hit target to deal additional damage.

Like most non-consumable throwing weapons, using this weapon builds up an exhaustion meter that appears below the player. Not using the weapon will make the meter slowly go back down. However, if it becomes completely filled, the user will be inflicted with the Exhaustion debuff, causing all non-consumable throwing weapons to deal massively decreased damage for some time. The meter resets after the debuff ends.

Its best modifier is Unreal.

Crafting

Recipe

Crafting Station
Mythril Anvil.pngMythril Anvil /
Orichalcum Anvil.pngOrichalcum Anvil
Ingredient(s) Amount
Light's Anguish.png Light's Anguish 1
Broken Hero Fragment.png Broken Hero Fragment 2
Result
True Light's Anguish.png True Light's Anguish 1

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