How Deep Is The Underground Corruption?

[Peleg The Cynic]

I Wanna Know How Far I Need To Dig

[1337h4x0rz]

Depends on how big your world is.
Also it is really hard to say because you need a WorldEditor to see how deep it really goes.

[CBCGame27]

You need to go all the way to the Underworld. Once Hardmode activates, the Corruption will spread so much faster, and it will go all the way to the bottom. It doesn't spread through ash, though.

[CBCGame27]

Mp Star, how long have you been playing Terraria?

[CBCGame27]

Messaggio originale di Terra Blade 27:

Mp Star, how long have you been playing Terraria?

Because all Terraria players know all the way. (No offense Peleg the Mudkid.)

[1337h4x0rz]

Messaggio originale di Terra Blade 27:

Mp Star, how long have you been playing Terraria?

Not so long, about 600 Hours so far.
Why you ask?

[Peleg The Cynic]

Mudkid? Mudkip.

[1337h4x0rz]

Messaggio originale di Terra Blade 27:

Messaggio originale di Terra Blade 27:

Mp Star, how long have you been playing Terraria?

Because all Terraria players know all the way. (No offense Peleg the Mudkid.)

wow
Thanks for that.
I forgot about that sorry man.

[Peleg The Cynic]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=817369921

[Ruinae Retroque Rursus]

^ Probably not.

[Big]

use a compass, it shows how far underground you are, on large worlds you have to travel over 200 blocks down from the surface to enter the cavern/underground layer

[The IRS has arrived]

A signal that your in the underground corruption is that the music changes, although it's more accurate to use a depth meter

[Peleg The Cynic]

Ok Lol

[Peleg The Cynic]

Story Time!

[Peleg The Cynic]

So There Were 2 Slimes, The First One Said: "SHMAAAAWWUUHHMEEERRRRRRRUUOOOOOOAHAWOOOOOSHCHQUAWOOOOOAH" And The Other One Said: "Go Home Steve, You're Drunk."

[E3kHatena]

Underground is anything below 0 ft. The Caverns layer starts anywhere between 480-960 ft. below that. The cavern layer will have a gray background behind block walls, and will be made mostly of stone, not dirt.