Re-Logic and DR Studios used their October 2026 State of the Game post to confirm that Terraria 1.4.6 has reached final testing and submission. No release date was given, but reaching this stage means the update is close to being locked for certification on the relevant platforms.
The post also introduced Kerri as Terraria’s new community manager. Kerri posted an introduction thread on the Terraria Community Forums for players who want to say hello or ask questions.
tModLoader and Workshop Updates
The tModLoader team shared its own update alongside news about the Steam Workshop side of modding. Specifics were light this time around, but the team keeps posting regular progress notes as 1.4.6 moves through testing, which matters for anyone running a heavily modded game.
Merchandise and Community Events
On the merchandise side, preorders for the Terraria 15th Anniversary Collector’s Edition have closed, though Re-Logic noted it’s still possible to secure one through other means. Eighty Sixed also released a new Zoologist shirt and matching pin. Separately, community voting is open for a Terraria x FiGGYZ collaboration, letting fans weigh in on the partnership.
The community section ran through the usual mix of events. A Halloween building contest and a “Spooky Mod” AMA gave players seasonal ways to engage, and a trivia stage contest crowned muffins11, Toasty, and hellphin as top finishers. The ongoing virtual pet mini-game also had its monthly results: Snowi took first place with Cupcake the Pit Bull, Mirelude placed second with Stephen the Green Slime, and wynaut rounded out the top three with Diva Slime the Shimmer Slime. The post closed with a media spotlight pulling in fan art and builds from across social platforms.
What This Means for Mod Users
If you run tModLoader or any mods tied to specific Terraria versions, it’s worth keeping an eye on how 1.4.6 rolls out once it clears certification. Game updates can briefly break mods until authors push compatibility patches, so back up your mod list and any save files before updating. Checking the tModLoader team’s own channels for compatibility notes once 1.4.6 goes live will save you headaches if your favorite mods need a bit of time to catch up.
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