Damaged Bishop/DST

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Glommer's Flower.png See also: Clockwork Bishop

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It's falling apart!

Wilson

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Ahhh!

Willow

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Is angry man. Should relax.

Wolfgang

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Time wins all battles.

Wendy

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THERE SEEMS TO BE A BUG IN ITS BELIEF CIRCUITS

WX-78

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Such exhilaratingly complex technology.

Wickerbottom

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I can see the internal workings!

Woodie

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They degrade without proper upkeep.

Maxwell

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Be wary öf his blasts!

Wigfrid

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Bishop of bad dreams.

Webber

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You are grinding my gears, dear fellow.

Warly

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Hurt

Wormwood

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You look awful!

Winona

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Eep! Play nice with the imp!

Wortox

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Something wrong with it, glort!

Wurt

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Oooh, look at that! What's that stuff oozing out of it?

Walter

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It's been completely taken over...

Wanda

The Damaged Bishop is a battered version of the regular Clockwork Bishop which occurs naturally in the Ruins, but also has a chance of spawning from Broken Clockworks when they are destroyed. It has the same base stats as the standard bishop and drops 1 Purple Gem, with a chance of also dropping Nightmare Fuel and/or Thulecite Fragments.

The player can spawn an allied Damaged Bishop (or any other chess piece) by using 3 Gears to repair a pile of Broken Clockworks. They fight most mobs within the caves, and can even fight other damaged clockworks - although famously this doesn't always work. These can be very powerful allies while in the Ruins, however if a player already has Rock Lobsters with them, it may be more worthwhile simply hammering the Broken Clockworks.

Damaged Bishops may be hostile towards other followers such as Hutch, while remaining friendly towards the player. Popular methods of killing these Damaged Clockwork Bishops is to run around wildly with speed buffing items (such as the Walking Cane or Magiluminescence), and get the Damaged Rooks to accidentally damage the Bishops (seeing as Rooks do 200 damage to non-player mobs).

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If caught in Acid Rain, Damaged Bishops will deal 15% less damage, move 15% slower, and take 25% more damage. This is indicated by fumes coming off the mob.

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The Bishop is a moderately strong ranged mob, usually very accurate, so it is recommended to be armored and armed for a battle with one. It is possible to dodge the Bishop's lighting bolts if the player is quick enough. Suddenly running to one side just as the Bishop is about to attack will usually leave the player unharmed by the lighting bolt, although the bolt does have a small area effect.

Some players opt to tank the damage, by wearing armor and repeatedly hitting the Damaged Clockwork Bishop until death; and while this is easier than kiting it, damage will be taken, so healing items are recommended.

Below is the number of hits it takes with each weapon to kill a Damaged Bishop when playing with characters with a default damage modifier. The Weather Pain, Brightshade Staff, and Bee Mine are not included due to their random natures. This table does not take into account the damage bonus gained from characters with a lunar or shadow affinity. It also does not take into account the 40% damage bonus Wendy gets from attacking the same mob as Abigail, Wanda's damage bonus with Shadow weapons (except for the Alarming Clock, which does accurately reflect that bonus), or Wolfgang's damage multiplier when he isn't mighty.

Number of hits

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Weapon Damaged Bishop.png Damaged Bishop.png Damaged Bishop.png
Brightshade Bomb.png5
Gunpowder.png5
Alarming Clock.png (Wanda Portrait.png)7 (Old)
10 (Middle age)
12 (Young)
34 (Out of fuel)
Charged Elding Spear.png (Wigfrid Portrait.png)8 (6 Wettargetdamage.png)
Pure Horror Rounds.png (Walter Portrait.png)9 (7 Void Cowl.png)
Brightshade Sword.png14 (12 Brightshade Helm.png)
Howlitzer.png14
Blow Dart.png9
Electric Dart.png10 (6 Wettargetdamage.png)
Gloomerang.png17 - 90
(15 - 59 Void Cowl.png)
Dark Sword.png Glass Cutter.png14
Knabsack.png (Wortox Portrait.png)14 - 67
Houndius Shootius.png14
Tooth Trap.png Anenemy.png15
Elding Spear.png
Note
16 (11 Wettargetdamage.png)
Thulecite Club.png Seedshell.png16
Kablooies.png (Walter Portrait.png)
Note
16
Ham Bat.png16 - 31
Dread Pebbles.png (Walter Portrait.png)14 (12 Void Cowl.png)
Battle Rönd.png (Wigfrid Portrait.png)12
Tentacle Spike.png Shield of Terror.png Battle Paddle.png Cursed Rounds.png Marbles.png Rabbit King Cudgel.png18
Strident Trident.png18 (Melee on land)
12 (Melee on ocean)
11 (spell)
Moonshots.png (Walter Portrait.png)18 (Direct hit)
27 (AoE)
Slurtle Slime.png18
Morning Star.png21 (13 Wettargetdamage.png)
Shockscrap Shots.png (Walter Portrait.png)22 (13 Wettargetdamage.png)
Bat Bat.png Battle Spear.png22
Gembell.png Firebell.png Icebell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)11 (When thrown)
Bramble Trap.png23
Spear.png27
Gold Rounds.png (Walter Portrait.png)27
Marbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)14 (When thrown)
Boomerang.png Tail o' Three Cats.png Bull Kelp Stalk.png Cutless.png34
Golden Dumbbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)17 (When thrown)
Stinger Zingers.png (Walter Portrait.png)36 (Direct hit)
53 (AoE)
Slow-Down Rounds.png Pebbles.png (Walter Portrait.png)53
Dumbbell.png Thermbell.png (Wolfgang Portrait.png)27 (When thrown)

It takes 2 blasts with an Ice Staff to freeze Damaged Bishop, and 3 Sleep Darts to put it to sleep.

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