probably not the best option for this urban apartment dweller. Use a “low heat” glue gun and be careful not to pop them (um, nope, ironically I hate popping balloons). I found plenty of beautiful examples, but they always lost me when things started to get overly complicated. This means that continuous summoning will generally give the Imp a more consistent fire rate, though this is weaker than using a Ballista Rod, which has higher base damage.Prior to purchasing all of the supplies, I poured over every tutorial I could find as any self-respecting potential future contestant of “Nailed It!” would. When an Imp is summoned using the Imp Staff with an enemy in its line of sight, it will usually fire immediately.Multiple Imps will consistently interfere with each other due to how piercing attack works.Due to the Imps' very slow attack speed, they receive very little benefit from whip tag damage or armor penetration compared to the much faster Vampire Frog Staff or even the Flinx Staff.This means that its damage output is only slightly better against a single target. Despite receiving a fire rate buff, it has a significantly slower fire rate than the Hornet Staff.The Reaver Shark's pickaxe power is only 59%, rendering it unable to mine Hellstone.The Reaver Shark can be fished from the Ocean, making the Imp Staff craftable prior to fighting any boss.The Deathbringer Pickaxe requires Tissue Samples dropped by the Brain of Cthulhu boss' treasure bag and its Creepers.The Nightmare Pickaxe requires Shadow Scales dropped by the Eater of Worlds boss.Only 2 / 3 pre-Hardmode pickaxes are strong enough: Crafting this weapon requires mining Hellstone from the Underworld, which requires a pickaxe power of 65%.Regardless, the Imp will still attempt to fire at underwater enemies.
They stop at the water's surface and will not appear at all when the Imp is submerged in water.
While the Imp can fly through water, its fireball projectiles cannot travel through water.The delay between attacks can range between 0.75 and 1.5 seconds. The Imp attacks with an average rate of fire of once every 1.25 seconds.Rounding reveals that both the Mythical and Ruthless modifiers provide the same increase to damage, increasing it from 17 to 20. The only lasting advantage a Mythical Imp Staff has over a Ruthless one is knockback. Additionally, minions cannot deal critical hits. The Mythical modifier provides the widest array of stat bonuses, but these primarily affect the initial summon rather than the resulting minion. Like other minions, the summoned Imp is invincible and follows the player for an unlimited amount of time, unless the player dies, summons a replacement minion, cancels the buff, or leaves the world. The Imp's fireballs always inflict the On Fire! debuff for 3–6 seconds, and travel in a straight line, piercing an infinite number of enemies. It spawns a miniature Flying Imp minion that follows the player around and fires fireballs at enemies. The Imp Staff is a pre-Hardmode summon weapon.
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