Ankh Charm

Type	AccessoryCrafting material
Tooltip	Grants immunity to most debuffs
Rarity
Sell	3 GC
Research	1 required

This is the main page whose information applies to the Desktop, Console, and Mobile versions of Terraria.
For the differences of this information on Old-gen console and 3DS, see Legacy:Ankh Charm.

The Ankh Charm is a Hardmode immunity accessory which combines the effects of the Armor Bracing, Medicated Bandage, The Plan, Countercurse Mantra, and Reflective Shades.

It provides immunity to all of the following debuffs:

Crafting

Recipes

Result	Ingredients	Crafting station
Ankh Charm	Armor Bracing Medicated Bandage The Plan Countercurse Mantra Reflective Shades(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)	Tinkerer's Workshop

Crafting tree

Blindfold
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Vitamins
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Adhesive Bandage
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Nazar
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Trifold Map
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Pocket Mirror
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Armor Polish
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Bezoar
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Megaphone
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Fast Clock
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 Ankh Charm

Used in

Result	Ingredients	Crafting station
Ankh Shield	Obsidian Shield Ankh Charm	Tinkerer's Workshop

Notes

While the Ankh Charm protects against ten of the arguably most common debuffs, this immunity accounts for only a small selection of the potential negative effects a player can suffer.

Tips

Since the Ankh Charm removes existing debuffs immediately when equipped, to save up an accessory slot for other accessories, the player can equip the Ankh Charm in another Loadout and switch to it when necessary.

Trivia

A real ankh

The Ankh, the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol that is depicted on the item, was most commonly used in writing and in art to represent the word for "life" and, by extension, as a symbol of life itself. The Ankh symbol is seen in many depictions of Egyptian deities, where it symbolized eternal life. These deities were depicted as holding the Ankh by the loop at the top.
This item appears to be an omamori, a Japanese Shinto charm made of decorative paper, designed to bring good luck and protection to its wearer. Omamori commonly have a pentagonal shape and feature a written prayer in the center, similar to how the Ankh symbol appears in the center of the Ankh Charm. The hole at the top of an omamori would be used to put a string through, so that the charm could be worn like a necklace or hung off of an outfit or on one's home.