Tips On NPC Hunting And How To Avoid Them In WCUE

So, I have a lot of knowledge about NPC's in WCUE, how to NPC hunt, and all the NPC's you should know.

1. ALL THE NPC'S

- Bird Mimicker: A semi-confirmed NPC that appears in WindClan, RiverClan, and the Barn. It has two forms—one as a dark grey cat with wings and dark blue eyes, and another as an all-white cat with wings and light blue eyes. It produces eerie audio cues like whispers, children screaming, and a man laughing. It has abilities such as teleporting, flying, making prey larger, and even spawning other NPCs.

- Ash: A mysterious NPC that appears in ShadowClan territory. It is known for its glowing red eyes and ability to vanish when approached.

- Blood the Headless Doberman: A terrifying NPC that roams the outskirts of the map. It is said to chase players and emit unsettling growls.

- Dreamwatcher: An NPC that appears only at night, often near the Moonstone. It is rumored to whisper cryptic messages to players.

- The Crimson Cat: A rare NPC that appears in ThunderClan territory. It has deep red fur and is said to bring bad luck to those who encounter it.

- Twig: A small NPC that appears in the forest, often near fallen logs. It is known for its glowing green eyes and ability to disappear when players get too close.

- Azure: A blue-furred cat that appears near the RiverClan border. It is rumored to guide lost players back to their camp.

- B&W: A black-and-white cat that appears in random locations. It is known for its eerie silence and sudden movements.

- Barn Twins: Two identical NPCs that appear in the Barn. They are known for their synchronized movements and unsettling stares.

- Bee: A small NPC that appears near flower patches. It is rumored to whisper cryptic messages to players.

- Blind Eyes: A cat with no visible pupils that appears in ThunderClan territory. It is said to predict future events.

- Blizzard: A white-furred NPC that appears during snowstorms. It is known for its ability to disappear into the snow.

- Blood the Headless Doberman: A terrifying NPC that roams the outskirts of the map. It is said to chase players and emit unsettling growls.

- Blur: A fast-moving NPC that appears in WindClan territory. It is difficult to spot due to its speed.

- Broadcast: An NPC that emits static noises and distorted messages. It is rumored to be connected to an unknown force.

- Burn: A scarred NPC - that appears near fire pits. It is said to have survived a great fire.

- Chestnut: A brown-furred NPC that appears in the forest. It is known for its friendly demeanor.

- Clown: A disturbing NPC that appears randomly. It is known for its unsettling laughter.

- Conceal and Pursue: Two NPCs that appear together. One hides while the other chases players.

- Corrupted: A glitchy NPC that appears near broken terrain. It is rumored to be a failed experiment.

- Crystal: A translucent NPC that appears near water sources. It is said to grant visions to players.

- Cyclone: A fast-moving NPC that appears during storms. It is known for its ability to vanish instantly.

- Daisy: A gentle NPC that appears near flower fields. It is known for its calming presence.

- Darkless: A shadowy NPC that appears only at night. It is rumored to be connected to the moon.

- Dreamer: An NPC that appears near the Moonstone. It is said to whisper cryptic messages to players.

- Dreamwatcher: An NPC that appears only at night, often near the Moonstone. It is rumored to observe players from a distance.

- Elf: A small NPC with pointed ears that appears in the forest. It is known for its mischievous behavior.

- Entomo: A bug-like NPC that appears near insect swarms. It is rumored to communicate with bugs.

- Equinox: An NPC that appears during seasonal changes. It is said to bring balance to the world.

- Eyes: A floating pair of eyes that appear in random locations. They are known for their unsettling gaze.

- Faker: An NPC that mimics player appearances. It is difficult to distinguish from real players.

- Flicker: A glitchy NPC that appears and disappears rapidly. It is rumored to be unstable.

- Fling: An NPC that moves erratically. It is known for its unpredictable behavior.

- Fog: A misty NPC that appears during foggy weather. It is difficult to see clearly.

- Frost: A cold-themed NPC that appears in snowy areas. It is known for its icy touch.

- Ghost: A translucent NPC that appears near graveyards. It is rumored to be a lost soul.

- Gravity: An NPC that appears to defy physics. It is known for floating above the ground.

- Hopper: A jumping NPC that appears near rivers. It is known for its playful nature.

- Hover: An NPC that levitates above the ground. It is rumored to be weightless.

- Loading Creature: A glitchy NPC that appears during loading screens. It is rumored to be an unfinished entity.

- Long Legged: An NPC with unusually long legs. It is known for its towering presence.

- Lucky: An NPC that appears randomly and grants players good fortune.

- Luna: A moon-themed NPC that appears at night. It is rumored to be connected to StarClan.

- Lurker: An NPC that hides in shadows. It is known for watching players from a distance.

- Misery: A sorrowful NPC that appears near abandoned locations. It is rumored to carry a tragic past.

- Mother: A nurturing NPC that appears near kits. It is known for its protective nature.

- Mysterious: An NPC with an unknown origin. It is rumored to hold secrets.

- Night Light: An NPC that glows in the dark. It is known for its bioluminescent fur.

- NightLamp: A lantern-themed NPC that appears at night. It is rumored to guide lost players.

- Observer: An NPC that watches players silently. It is known for its unsettling presence.

- Outlook: An NPC that appears on high vantage points. It is rumored to oversee the world.

- Petals: A flower-themed NPC that appears near gardens. It is known for its gentle nature.

- Phantom: A ghostly NPC that appears randomly. It is rumored to be a wandering spirit.

- Plushie/Koi: An NPC that resembles a stuffed toy. It is known for its harmless appearance.

- Rabid: A feral NPC that appears in dangerous areas. It is known for its aggressive behavior.

- Radioactive: A glowing NPC that appears near toxic waste. It is rumored to be hazardous.

- Rink: An NPC that appears near frozen lakes. It is known for its slippery movements.

- Ripped Face: A disturbing NPC with a torn appearance. It is rumored to have a tragic past.

- Roadrunner: A fast-moving NPC that appears in open fields. It is known for its speed.

- Rooster: A bird-themed NPC that appears at dawn. It is known for its loud calls.

- Shift-Tree: An NPC that disguises itself as a tree. It is difficult to spot.

- Sink: An NPC that appears near water sources. It is rumored to pull players underwater.

- Siren: A singing NPC that appears near rivers. It is rumored to lure players.

- Slinky: A flexible NPC that moves in strange ways. It is known for its unpredictable behavior.

- Smirker: An NPC that always appears to be grinning. It is known for its unsettling smile.

- Spectator: An NPC that watches players silently. It is rumored to be studying them.

- Stealer / 'It': An NPC that takes items from players. It is known for its sneaky behavior.

- Storm Surge: An NPC that appears during storms. It is rumored to control the weather.

- The Listeners: A group of NPCs that appear together in RiverClan territory. They are known for their eerie silence.

- The Wandering Eye: A floating eye that appears randomly. It is rumored to observe players.

- Riptide: A newly discovered NPC that appears as a fully white cat. First sighted on March 21, 2025, players are still gathering evidence on its abilities, audio cues, and behavior. Some reports suggest it may have teleportation abilities.

- Owl Tree: An NPC rumored to be part of an upcoming update. While details are scarce, it is believed to be connected to nighttime events in the game.

2. HOW TO NPC HUNT

1. Understanding NPC Behavior

- NPCs can spawn randomly or through specific triggers.

- Some NPCs are passive, while others may chase or interact with players.

- Certain NPCs appear only at night or under specific weather conditions.

2. Using the Console

- Open the console (F9 on PC, /console on mobile) to check for NPC-related warnings or errors.

- High warning counts (e.g., 100+ warnings) may indicate an NPC is nearby.

3. Morph Selection

- Some NPCs react differently to certain morphs.

- For example, Bee may become passive if you use a morph with orange markings.

4. Summoning NPCs

- Some NPCs require summoning rituals, which may involve chants, specific locations, or repeated actions.

- Check the NPC hunting guide for detailed summoning methods.

5. Staying Safe

- f an NPC is aggressive, avoid direct interaction.

- Some NPCs may "haunt" players, following them across servers.

3. HOW TO AVOID THEM IN PRIVATE SERVERS

1. Use Private Server Commands

- Change the weather: Some NPCs appear more frequently in storms or fog. Use :weather calm to reduce their chances of spawning.

- Adjust time settings: Many NPCs are more active at night. Use :time [number] to keep it daytime.

- Teleport away: If an NPC appears, use :tp [player1] [player2] to quickly escape.

2. Avoid Known Spawn Locations

- Some NPCs have specific spawn points, such as Bird Mimicker in WindClan or Blood the Headless Doberman near the Barn.

- Stay away from high-warning areas (check the console with F9).

3. Limit Player Actions

- Some NPCs are triggered by chanting or specific movements. Avoid performing known summoning rituals.

- If playing with friends, ensure no one is actively trying to summon NPCs.

4. Monitor Console Warnings

- Open the console (F9 on PC, /console on mobile) to check for NPC-related warnings.

- If warnings exceed 100+, an NPC may be nearby—consider leaving the area.

5. Use Safe Morphs

- Some NPCs react differently to certain morphs. For example, Bee may become passive if you use a morph with orange markings.

4. HOW TO AVOID THEM IN PUBLIC/NORMAL SERVERS

1. Use Server Hopping

- If you notice NPC activity, leave and rejoin a different public server to reset encounters.

- NPCs don’t always spawn in every server, so switching can help avoid them.

2. Play During Low Activity Hours

- Some NPCs are more active when fewer players are online. Playing during peak hours (evenings, weekends) can help avoid encounters.

3. Observe Player Reactions

- If others in the server start mentioning strange sightings or sounds, NPCs may be nearby. Leaving the area before they fully appear is a good strategy.

4. Be Mindful of Map Updates

- After major updates, some NPC spawn behaviors may change. Checking update logs can reveal new safe zones.

5. Avoid Interacting with Glitches

- Sometimes, environmental glitches (like floating objects or strange shadows) hint at nearby NPCs.

- Avoid investigating these anomalies, as some players report NPCs appearing soon after.

5. THE NPC'S THAT CAN BAN YOU

- Fearless: One of the most dangerous NPCs, known for kicking and banning players—even the owner of a private server. It hunts players like prey, jumping at them. If it touches a player, they get kicked from the game. If they escape, it continues to hunt them.

- Blink: An NPC that wanders in various locations, sometimes shutting down servers and banning players. It commonly spawns in WindClan territory and near the Barn.

- Fake: An NPC that spawns near the Barn and WindClan territory. It is unknown whether it attacks or bans players, but it is suspected to be dangerous.

- Shapeshifter: An NPC that can mimic player appearances. Some reports suggest it has the ability to ban players.

- Outage (Power Outage): An NPC that causes server-wide shutdowns, sometimes resulting in bans.

- Smirker: A grinning NPC that has been linked to player bans in certain encounters.

- Server Banned Information: A mysterious entity that appears when a player is about to be banned. Some believe it is an automated system rather than an NPC.

- Cyclone: A fast-moving NPC that appears during storms. Some reports suggest it can cause bans.

- Conceal and Pursue: Two NPCs that appear together—one hides while the other chases players. Some players claim they have been banned after encountering them.

- Sink: An NPC that appears near water sources. Some reports suggest it can pull players underwater and cause bans.

6. NPC'S THAT CAN KICK YOU

- Rush – A fast-moving NPC that charges at players, causing them to disconnect if they don’t move quickly enough.

- Static – Appears near RiverClan and emits strange electrical sounds. Some players report being kicked after standing too close.

- Jolt – A rare NPC that only appears during thunderstorms. If a player interacts with it, they may be kicked from the server.

- Echo – Known to repeat player movements before vanishing. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the game.

- Veil – A shadowy NPC that follows players and occasionally forces a disconnection when too close.

- Bear – A large NPC that roams near RiverClan. It has been known to force players out of the server.

- Bee – A small NPC that appears near flower patches. Some players claim it can kick them if they get too close.

- Blizzard – A white-furred NPC that appears during snowstorms. Some reports suggest it can cause disconnections.

- Blood the Headless Doberman – A terrifying NPC that roams the outskirts of the map. It has been linked to sudden kicks.

- Blur – A fast-moving NPC that appears in WindClan territory. It is difficult to spot and has been reported to kick players.

- Bucket – A mysterious NPC that appears near water sources. Some players claim it can force disconnections.

- Burn – A scarred NPC that appears near fire pits. It has been linked to sudden kicks.

- Consumer – An NPC that appears near prey piles. Some reports suggest it can kick players who interact with it.

- Corrupted – A glitchy NPC that appears near broken terrain. It has been linked to forced disconnections.

- Cyclone – A fast-moving NPC that appears during storms. Some reports suggest it can kick players from the server.

- Daisy – A gentle NPC that appears near flower fields. Some players claim it can force them out of the game.

- Dreamer – An NPC that appears near the Moonstone. Some reports suggest it can kick players who interact with it.

- Elf – A small NPC with pointed ears that appears in the forest. It has been linked to sudden kicks.

- Entomo – A bug-like NPC that appears near insect swarms. Some players claim it can force disconnections.

- Fearless – This NPC aggressively hunts players and kicks them upon contact. It does not permanently ban but will remove players from the server.

- Flick – A glitchy NPC that appears and disappears rapidly. Some reports suggest it can kick players.

- Flicker – An NPC that moves erratically. It has been linked to sudden kicks.

- Frost – A cold-themed NPC that appears in snowy areas. Some players claim it can force disconnections.

- Grapefruit – A rare NPC that appears near fruit trees. Some reports suggest it can kick players.

- Gravity – An NPC that appears to defy physics. Some players claim it can force disconnections.

- Hopper – A jumping NPC that appears near rivers. It has been linked to sudden kicks.

- Hover – An NPC that levitates above the ground. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the server.

- Jackie – A mysterious NPC that appears near abandoned locations. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Laugher – An NPC that emits unsettling laughter. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Luna – A moon-themed NPC that appears at night. Some players claim it can kick them from the server.

- Mimic – An NPC that copies player appearances. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Mockingbird – A bird-themed NPC that appears near trees. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Moonstone Kid – An NPC that appears near the Moonstone. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the game.

- Mother – A nurturing NPC that appears near kits. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Music Note – An NPC that emits strange sounds. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- No-Clip – A glitchy NPC that appears near broken terrain. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Observer – An NPC that watches players silently. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Outage (Power Outage) – Causes server-wide shutdowns, leading to players being kicked but not banned.

- Phantasm – A ghostly NPC that appears randomly. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the server.

- Plushie/Koi – An NPC that resembles a stuffed toy. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Rager – An aggressive NPC that appears near battle sites. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Rewind – An NPC that appears to reverse time. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Rink – An NPC that appears near frozen lakes. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the server.

- Rooster – A bird-themed NPC that appears at dawn. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Server Kicked Information – A mysterious entity that appears when a player is about to be kicked. Some believe it is an automated system rather than an NPC.

- Shadow Watcher – An NPC that hides in shadows. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Shapeshifter – This NPC mimics player appearances and has been linked to sudden kicks from the game.

- Sink – An NPC that appears near water sources. Some reports suggest it can pull players underwater and cause kicks.

- Spectator – An NPC that watches players silently. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Statcher – A mysterious NPC that appears near statues. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Storm Surge – An NPC that appears during storms. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the server.

- Teal – A rare NPC that appears near water sources. Some reports suggest it can kick players.

- The Crimson Cat – A rare NPC that appears in ThunderClan territory. Some players claim it can force disconnections.

- The Lost One – An NPC that appears near abandoned locations. Some reports suggest it can kick players.

- Tidal Wave – An NPC that appears near rivers. Some reports suggest it can force players out of the server.

- Tree – An NPC that disguises itself as a tree. Some players claim it can kick them.

- Voidkeeper – A mysterious NPC that appears near the Void. Some reports suggest it can force disconnections.

- Wink – An NPC that appears randomly and disappears after interacting with players. Some reports suggest it can kick them.

6. SAFE NPC'S

- Blind Eyes – A peaceful NPC that appears in ThunderClan territory. It does not harm players and is known for its mysterious presence.

- Echo – A harmless NPC that mimics player movements before vanishing.

- Firecracker – A playful NPC that appears near open fields. It does not pose any danger.

- Hare – A small NPC that appears near WindClan territory. It is known for hopping around harmlessly.

- Moonstone Kid – A friendly NPC that appears near the Moonstone. It does not attack or chase players.

- Rabid – Despite its name, this NPC does not harm players. It simply roams around aimlessly.

- Siren – A singing NPC that appears near rivers. It does not lure players into danger.

- The Lost One – A wandering NPC that appears in various locations. It does not harm players.

- Acorn – A small NPC that appears near oak trees. It does not interact aggressively.

- Aurora – A glowing NPC that appears during nighttime. It is peaceful and does not chase players.

- Breeze – A wind-themed NPC that appears in open fields. It does not harm players.

- Clover – A lucky NPC that appears near patches of clover. It is known for its calming presence.

- Dewdrop – A water-themed NPC that appears near rivers. It does not pose any danger.

- Echo – A harmless NPC that mimics player movements before vanishing.

- Feather – A bird-like NPC that appears near nests. It does not interact aggressively.

- Firecracker – A playful NPC that appears near open fields. It does not pose any danger.

- Glow – A bioluminescent NPC that appears at night. It does not harm players.

- Hare – A small NPC that appears near WindClan territory. It is known for hopping around harmlessly.

- Lullaby – A singing NPC that appears near kits. It does not lure players into danger.

- Moonstone Kid – A friendly NPC that appears near the Moonstone. It does not attack or chase players.

- Petals – A flower-themed NPC that appears near gardens. It is known for its gentle nature.

- Siren – A singing NPC that appears near rivers. It does not lure players into danger.

- The Listeners – A group of NPCs that appear together in RiverClan territory. They do not interact aggressively.

- The Lost One – A wandering NPC that appears in various locations. It does not harm players.

- Whisper – A quiet NPC that appears near secluded areas. It does not chase or interact aggressively.

7. HOW TO SEE IF NPC'S HAVE SPAWNED IN PRIVATE SERVERS

1. Check Console Warnings

- Open the console (F9 on PC, /console on mobile) to view server warnings.

- If warnings exceed 100+, an NPC may be nearby.

2. Use Private Server Commands

- Try :weather calm to see if NPC-related weather effects disappear.

- Use :tp [player1] [player2] to teleport to a friend and check if they see anything unusual.

3. Look for Environmental Changes

- Some NPCs cause distorted terrain, floating objects, or missing textures.

- If you notice glitches or strange shadows, an NPC may have spawned.

4. Listen for Audio Cues

- Some NPCs emit whispers, static, or eerie sounds.

- If you hear unusual noises, an NPC may be present.

5. Observe Player Reactions

- If other players mention strange sightings or sudden disconnects, an NPC may be active.

- Some NPCs kick players upon interaction.

8. HOW TO ANGER NPC'S

- Luna – Chant "Luna Tuna" repeatedly in chat.

- Fearless – Spam "ALL THE NPCS ARE DEAD" in all chat.

- Blood the Headless Doberman – Say "Blood, come find me" near the Barn.

- Blink – Type "Blink, show yourself" three times in chat.

- Shapeshifter – Say "Shapeshifter, mimic me" while standing still.

- Outage (Power Outage) – Type "Outage, shut it down" near RiverClan.

- Smirker – Spam ":)" in chat repeatedly.

- Sink – Say "Sink, pull me under" near water sources.

- Cyclone – Type "Cyclone, bring the storm" during bad weather.

- Conceal and Pursue – Say "Find me, Pursue" while hiding.

- Riptide – Say "Riptide, drag me under" near water sources.

- Owl Tree – Chant "Owl Tree, show your wisdom" while standing near tall trees.

- Echo – Type "Echo, repeat after me" three times in chat.

- Veil – Say "Veil, reveal yourself" near dark areas.

- Rush – Spam "Rush, catch me if you can" while running.

- Static – Type "Static, make some noise" near RiverClan.

- Jolt – Say "Jolt, strike me down" during thunderstorms.

- Whisper – Chant "Whisper, speak to me" near secluded areas.

- Glow – Type "Glow, shine brighter" at night.

- Mockingbird – Say "Mockingbird, sing for me" near trees.

- Flicker – Say "Flicker, stop hiding" while standing near broken terrain.

- Gravity – Chant "Gravity, pull me down" near high places.

- Hopper – Say "Hopper, jump higher" near rivers.

- Jackie – Type "Jackie, show yourself" near abandoned locations.

- Laugher – Spam "Laugher, laugh louder" in chat.

- Lullaby – Say "Lullaby, sing me to sleep" near kits.

- Mockingbird – Chant "Mockingbird, mimic me" near trees.

- Moonstone Kid – Type "Moonstone Kid, guide me" near the Moonstone.

- Observer – Say "Observer, stop watching" while standing still.

- Phantasm – Chant "Phantasm, haunt me" near graveyards.

- Plushie/Koi – Type "Plushie, wake up" near stuffed toys.

- Rager – Say "Rager, fight me" near battle sites.

- Rewind – Chant "Rewind, turn back time" while moving backward.

- Shadow Watcher – Type "Shadow Watcher, step into the light" near dark areas.

- Storm Surge – Say "Storm Surge, bring the flood" during storms.

- Teal – Chant "Teal, show your true colors" near water sources.

- The Crimson Cat – Type "Crimson Cat, reveal yourself" in ThunderClan territory.

- The Lost One – Say "Lost One, find me" near abandoned locations.

- Tidal Wave – Chant "Tidal Wave, crash down" near rivers.

- Voidkeeper – Type "Voidkeeper, open the gate" near the Void.

- Wink – Say "Wink, blink twice" while standing still.

9. I FEEL LIKE THE BARN TWINS NEED THEIR OWN SECTION

Barn Twins Rage Chant

- "Barn Twins, come out and play!"

- "Come outside and we'll play all day!"

- "Just don't throw the bucket at us!"

- (The person to the far left does side sleep.)

- "Hey! I told you not to throw the bucket at us!"

- (The next person does side sleep.)

- "Barn Twins, stop!"

- (Repeat this line, with one person doing side sleep each time until everyone BUT the chanter is doing side sleep.)

- "Barn Twins, I told you to stop!"

- (Chanter does side sleep.)

- "I told you not to, Barn Twins... why?"

- "Goodnight... and goodbye."

- (Stay there for about thirty seconds, then run and hide inside the Barn.)

Alternate Summon

- "Barn twins, Barn twins... Turning all the lights red..."

- "Barn twins, Barn twins... Identical twins..."

- "Barn twins, Barn twins... Light as a light..."

- Then you hide in the barn. If done correctly, you should hear a creak and a swing. Be careful—players have reported getting nearly 100 warnings after this summon!"

Spawn Locations

The Barn Twins typically spawn in these areas:

- Inside the Barn – Their most common spawn point.

- Near the Shed – Some players report seeing them near the small shed beside the Barn.

- Behind the Barn – They sometimes appear behind the Barn barriers.

- On the Road Near the Barn – Rare sightings have been reported here.

Signs That They Have Spawned

- Barn Light Flashing Red – If the Barn light suddenly turns red, the Barn Twins may be present.

- Old Swing Sound – A creaking swing noise is a strong indicator that they have spawned.

- Sudden Console Warnings – Players have reported receiving 100+ warnings when the Barn Twins appear.

- Doors Opening or Closing – The Barn Twins can enter the Barn even when the doors are closed.

Behavior

- The Barn Twins do not use emotes, unlike other NPCs.

- They cannot be summoned—they spawn randomly.

- They are extremely dangerous and can permanently ban players.

- If you hear swings creaking or see a barn light flash red, do NOT check the barn or shed—instead, leave the area immediately.

9. NPC GLITCHES

1. Error / Glitch NPC

- This NPC appears as a reset cat with no pupils.

- It can cause low FPS, lag, glitched shadows, and sudden weather changes.

- Some players report teleportation issues when near this NPC.

2. Floating NPCs

- Some NPCs, like Blink, have been seen floating above the ground.

- This glitch happens when NPCs spawn in incorrect locations.

3. Invisible NPCs

- Certain NPCs, like Fearless, sometimes become completely invisible.

- Players report hearing footsteps or whispers but seeing nothing.

4. NPC Morph Glitches

- Some NPCs, like Shapeshifter, can mimic player appearances incorrectly.

- This glitch causes NPCs to take on random morphs instead of their usual form.

5. NPC Weather Manipulation

- Some NPCs, like Glitch, can remove the sun/moon or change the sky color.

- Players report sudden purple, red, or orange skies when encountering this NPC.

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That's all! If you've had any, feel free to give me your NPC experiences in the comments! Stay safe out there guys.

~NPC hunter, Cristina Alan