Hello, everyone, today I would like to introduce you to the stalagmite spider nest, cave spider, web spit spider, and white spider in the cave.
The Stalagmite Spider Nest is a spider nest that appears in caves and has a 33% chance of spawning a web-spitting spider, otherwise it will spawn a cave spider. In general, it produces a spider in about 4 minutes, unless other factors cause a change in the rate of spawn.
Using a cross pickaxe, the stalagmite nest can be destroyed, and after two taps, the spider nest will no longer spawn any spiders. Knocking out stalagmite spider nests will drop spider webs, rough stones, and spider glands, as well as fossil fragments in the online version, which can be used to craft weird skeletons.
Cave Spiders are cave-dwelling spiders with protective shells that are immune to 75% of damage. When it receives some attack, it will hide inside the shell, and although its shell can act as a protection, because its health is too low, continuous attacks can easily kill them.
Cave spiders will actively attack stone lobsters, and as long as these two creatures appear together, this good play of hitting stones with pebbles will be staged.
Web-spitting spiders will bite and spit out webs to attack, and it is easier to kill spiders close to them. Like other small spiders, the spitting spider has a frightening animation when exposed to bright light.
Next, let's introduce you to the white spider.
White spiders are usually found in ruins, but can be encountered elsewhere. In the online version, white spiders will also appear when the player cuts down a mushroom tree entangled in spider silk.
The white spider's lair is located in a place that is out of reach of the player at high altitude, and when the player steps on their mucosal surface, they will climb down from the sky and attack the player.
In the single-player version, the player can destroy the white spider's lair by igniting combustible items in the center of the mucosal skin, but in the online version, the white spider's lair is permanent and cannot be destroyed.
Well, that's it for today's article, we'll see you next time, bye-bye.