Enchanted Sundial

Type	Furniture
Placeable	√ (2 wide × 3 high)
Use time	15 (Very fast)
Tooltip	Allows time to fast forward one day per week
Rarity
Sell	3
Research	1 required
Use	https://terraria.gamepedia.com/File:Item_4.wav

The Enchanted Sundial skipping a day. Note the clouds and sun speeding across the top of the screen.

The Enchanted Sundial is a Hardmode furniture item that can be placed. Pressing the ⚷ Open / Activate button on it will advance time to sunrise (4:30 AM) the following day. It has a 7-day cooldown period, so once used, it will not be useable again until 7 in-game days (2 hours and 48 minutes in real time) have passed normally. On the Desktop version and Mobile version, the Enchanted Sundial is obtained from fished Pearlwood (0.5*1/200 (0.5%) chance), Mythril, (1.67*1/60 (1.67%) chance), and Titanium Crates (5*1/20 (5%) chance), while on the Console version, it is obtained from Wooden (0.5*1/200 (0.5%) chance), Iron (1.67*1/60 (1.67%) chance), and Golden Crates (5*1/20 (5%) chance) during Hardmode.

The Enchanted Sundial does not turn the time to the next day immediately. It instead "fast-forwards" time, causing it to pass more quickly than usual.

Notes[edit | edit source]

Its 7-day cooldown is shared between all Enchanted Sundials in the current world, so a second Sundial cannot be used to circumvent it.
The chances of invasions and other events are calculated as if the time actually passed.
In multiplayer, the Sundial will only count a cooldown day passing if there are players online when the in-game day changes.

Tips[edit | edit source]

The Enchanted Sundial has a few noteworthy uses:
- Increasing the speed of the Tax Collector collection
- Skipping the cooldown for Angler quests
- Skipping a Blood Moon or Solar Eclipse
- Entering another Moon Phase
On the Desktop version and Mobile version, it is also possible to speed up time by sleeping in a Bed and in Journey mode there is an option to speed up time as well.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

The Enchanted Sundial shares its color palette and architectural theme with much of the Skyware furniture set, though there is no direct correlation between the two.