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Windows Phone/3DS-Only Content: This information applies only to the Windows Phone and 3DS versions of Terraria.
Wiesnbräu
  • Wiesnbräu item spriteold Wiesnbräu item sprite
Stack digit 3Stack digit 0
Statistics
Type
Use time16 (Very fast)
TooltipNumbs the user from damage taken but also reduces damage inflicted
RarityRarity level: 1
Buy995
Sell199
Grants Buff
BuffDrunkDrunk
Buff tooltipFuddled by a brew
Duration30 seconds
"Drunk" redirects here. For the secret world seed, see drunk world.

The Wiesnbräu is a consumable buff potion that grants the Drunk buff when consumed. Under the effects of the buff, the damage the player takes and deals is halved (rounded up). This lasts for 30 seconds, but can be canceled at any time by double-tapping the buff icon (Windows Phone) or by canceling the buff from the buffs screen (Nintendo 3DS version). Consuming a Wiesnbräu also activates the Potion Sickness debuff, and it cannot be used while the debuff is active. It is purchased from the Merchant for 995, during Oktoberfest.

Tips[]

  • Wiesnbräu is fairly expensive for its short duration and has negative effects, so some may find it unwise to spend money on it.

Trivia[]

  • Wiesnbräu is depicted as being served in a bierstiefel, a "beer boot". In Bavaria, Germany, this boot-shaped mug is used for serving beer occasionally.
  • Beer served during Oktoberfest is better known in reality as "Wiesnbier", which roughly translates to "meadow beer". "Bräu" means "brew" in German.
  • Even though it reduces the player's damage dealt, Drunk is considered a buff instead of a debuff.
  • It is the only consumable to cause the Potion Sickness debuff without restoring any health.

See also[]

  • Ale, a consumable of similar appearance whose granted debuff acts oppositely.

History[]

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