![]() ![]() ![]() The icon of the Hearty Meal buff is the same as that of Life Drain.The Life Drain always knocks enemies to the right, regardless of player position.The Life Drain may be a reference to the Life Leech weapon from the 1997 first-person shooter video game Blood, as it bears a similar appearance and also works by draining life in a similar fashion.Since it is not a direct healing effect, Moon Lord's Moon Bite debuff will not interfere with it in any way.While the player must aim at an area within their line of sight, the Life Drain can still damage enemies through walls as long as they are still in the area. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews.It does affect Target Dummies as if they were normal enemies, allowing players to heal more quickly after respawning without needing to pay the Nurse.This does indeed work against The Destroyer, though due to the boss and its probes being immune to all debuffs, Life Drain will not increase the player's life regeneration. This is a useful weapon against worm-type enemies since it counts each segment as an individual target.The Celestial Magnet and its upgrades and the Treasure Magnet help this even further as they increase the radius in which stars can be picked up, allowing continuous usage of the Life Drain as long as enemies drop stars or near a star statue on a timer. The Life Drain has one core advantage over the Vampire Knives, and that is that the radius of damage that can be dealt is unaffected by single block walls, so keeping a type of box of blocks around the player or standing near a wall/door that has enemies on the other side will assure the enemies die easily if swarmed. Both weapons are, however, very thematically similar, being based around stealing health and focused around the Crimson biome. This weapon instead applies a life regeneration buff while enemies are being damaged which increases in power for every two additional enemies within its effect, but provides slower healing than the Vampire Knives. The Life Drain employs a significantly different mechanic from the Vampire Knives, which actually heal the user based on damage dealt.It is not as effective against single enemies but it is a very effective weapon for crowd control, especially against the Goblin and Pirate invasions.Despite not using Mana, using the life drain whilst not attacking an enemy doesn't allow the player to regenerate Mana.The Bottled Water serves as the basis of almost every craftable Potion in the game. Its unique debuff can be applied to any enemy that is not immune to all debuffs. Bottled Water heals the player for 20 health instantly when used, which like any other healing potion triggers the Potion Sickness debuff.The weapon will consume mana even when it cannot damage anything.The Life Drain buff increases the player's health regeneration as long as it is hitting enemies. ![]()
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