The Healer class is most useful when playing multiplayer, as the class's healing and support spell items focus on healing allies and do not deal damage to enemies (some exceptions include the Life Surge Staff and Holy Staff with the former dealing damage to enemies after successfully healing an ally and the latter being able to heal the casting player). Only allied players can be healed, as NPCs do not receive the healing effect. As the name suggests, the Healer class aims at providing health to allies, and functions as a support role in a multiplayer setting. One of the significant additions by the Thorium Mod is the new class added: the Healer class. But I may be mistaken.For an extensive guide on the Healer class, see Guide:Healer.

I think these should be put in with a marker, instead of disregarded completely. I think those are just alternate paths of progression, and are not sequence breaking at all. It seems like mining Hellstone before Skeletron, exploring the jungle before Eater of Worlds/Brain of Cthulhu or exploring The Corruption/The Crimson before Eye of Cthulhu is considered sequence breaking. So, what actually is 'Sequence Breaking' I know that stuff like mining meteorites before Eater of Worlds/Brain of Cthulhu, using the Reaver Shark to obtain Hellstone before any boss, or rushing into the dungeon before Skeletron to obtain a Water Bolt is a common example of sequence breaking, but it seems like this page is way too strict when it comes to sequence breaking. Barometz ( talk) 17:37, 10 February 2022 (UTC) What classifies as 'Sequence Breaking' That said, I'm not really sure why Diver chose to not include donator content as well, I don't think it's as drastic as vanilla content I'll talk to him about it at some point. That's just not really appealing if you ask me. As such, if we included vanilla options as well, then that'll effectively double the page content with information from the vanilla's guide page you can just have open in a second tab. Thorium however is directly balanced such that vanilla gear is almost always gonna be just as viable. Since Calamity is being brought up, you have to keep in mind that as a general rule of thumb Calamity gear is going to be better than vanilla gear, so there's less of them included such that it's not a big portion of the page. └ The topic has come up before in the past, and personally I advocate against having vanilla content included.

Besides, if you want vanilla stuff, go to the vanilla wiki :/ I feel you're brushing over the fact that there is a config option to disable donor items, something the Calamity mod lacks, because some people dislike the balancing and skewing from the mod's themes. Calamity wiki does it, so it isn't that bad an idea. It fills incomplete holes in this guideģ. It collects all information in one place, making it easy to accessĢ. Vanilla and Donator content should be added because:ġ. Ancient Aegis (for healer) is not pre-hardmode since it ask a Fear Monger (hardmode)

Thorium class setups