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Medieval Dynasty: How to Get Iron
There are a lot of useful resources in Medieval Dynasty, but few can be as hard to come across as Iron.
As you play through Medieval Dynasty, you might notice that a seemingly common resource, Iron, is nowhere to be found for quite a while. That’s because there are a few prerequisites you’ll have to keep in mind as you look for it.
How to Get Iron in Medieval Dynasty
In the game’s early hours, the only reliable way to get Iron is to buy it from merchants, usually for around 60-50 coins. Occasionally, Iron can also be found randomly in broken carts and barrels, mostly near cave entrances.
Naturally, you might think that you’ll be able to find more inside the caves, but that’s only half-correct. Iron won’t spawn inside a cave unless you’ll built a mine in front of it first.
A Steady Supply Of Iron
Once you’ve built a mine in front of the cave, you’ll need to craft use a pickaxe for the Iron to spawn. It still appears randomly, which makes looking for it hard on your own. But, you can assign villagers to work in your mine, to maximize your iron gains.
The Cost of Iron
Until you have the tier 3 smithy and required recipes, you won’t have much use for Iron, except for completing a few quests that require it. And you’ll have to invest your points into the appropriate building technology to construct mines first.
So for most of the quests, you might want to simply buy the ore from merchants.
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Terraria: How to Find Every New Critter in 1.4.4 Update
The 1.4.4 update for Terraria introduces a handful of new critters into the game that you can find in various locations.
There have been quite a few additions to the 1.4.4 update of Terraria. One of these additions is the new critters that you can find in various locations throughout the game.
In this guide, we’ll have a look at what those critters are and how you can find them.
How to Find Every New Critter in 1.4.4 Update in Terraria
There are around four new critters that were added to the game in the 1.4.4 update. They’re as follows:
Stinkbug
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The Stinkbug is a tiny, flying critter that can spawn in the Forest biome. It’s quite easy to catch using a bug net, and you can use it as bait with a 10% Bait Power. Apart from that, you can also combine it with a Platinum Broadsword in order to create the Flymeal sword at a Honey pool.
Toucan
The second critter is the Toucan which is a bird that can spawn on the surface, particularly in the Jungle biome. It has very little HP and zero defense, so if you want to catch it, you need to use a bug net. If you’re not careful, you can easily kill this bird due to its low health.
You can keep it inside a Toucan Cage (combine it with a Terrarium) and use it as decoration. However, do keep in mind that the Toucan will no longer be able to get outside of the cage after that.
Cockatiels
Cockatiels come in gray and yellow variants, and you can normally find them in the Jungle biome, the same as the Toucan. Also, they have very little health with no defense, so using a bug net to capture them is a must.
As with the Toucan, you can use them as decoration by creating a Cockatiel Cage by combining your captured Cockatiel with a Terrarium.
Macaws
Lastly, we have the Macaws which share the same spawning point as the previous two birds. They also have the same stats and can be placed inside the Macaw Cage to serve as decoration.
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