Arrows plus stars can deal twice as much damage if lined up correctly.Stars illuminate a large area, including through blocks and walls.Crafting materials are obtained from surface enemies.Materials are easier to obtain in Hardmode.Area of effect is much larger ( (Old-gen console and 3DS versions) with piercing effects).Some advantages the Holy Arrow has over other arrows: Holy Arrows remain useful even after defeating Plantera and Golem – they are an excellent option for killing the Martian Saucer (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions), even in Expert Mode.They prove to be especially powerful with bows that shoot multiple arrows, such as the Daedalus Stormbow or Tsunami, as each arrow that hits will summon a pair of stars.The Daedalus Stormbow (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) proves to be exceptional in this case. The falling star effect makes Holy Arrows exceptionally effective against bosses and other large enemies, most prominently The Destroyer.The Hallow Star projectiles will not benefit from the Magic Quiver's velocity boost.Similarly, the second star will not be spawned if the first star is not properly destroyed. because it leaves the screen and despawns, the stars will not be spawned. Note that if the arrow is not properly destroyed, e.g.Its target location is where the first star was destroyed. Afterward, the second star will be spawned.

Once it reaches that location, terrain penetration is deactivated and it will be destroyed upon hitting a block or 1 (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) / 2 (Old-gen console and 3DS versions) enemies. It will fall at a random angle from the top of the screen to the location where the arrow was destroyed, passing through all blocks. The first star is spawned once the arrow projectile is destroyed, either by hitting a solid block or an enemy.

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