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During a Blood Moon, the raindrops from Nimbus Rods will become red, like in the Crimson Rod.'RoD' redirects here.The rain from the Nimbus Rod travels at 51 mph, the same speed as a falling player.A nimbostratus cloud is a low, gray, often dark, amorphous, nearly uniform cloud that usually produces continuous rain or snow. The term Nimbus is an outdated term for the type of cloud now classified as the nimbostratus cloud.

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It can be seen as a Hardmode upgrade to the Crimson Rod, which has a similar effect with lower damage.

With a properly fortified base where they can attack the Nimbuses from safety, a player can have a reasonable chance at getting a Nimbus Rod. As with all enemies, its spawn rate can be increased with Water Candles and Battle Potions, as well as during events like the Blood Moon or Solar Eclipse.

Acquiring a Nimbus Rod can be difficult, given that the Angry Nimbus is somewhat rare even during rain.

However one will find the Crimson Rod to be relatively underperforming in Hardmode. The Crimson Cloud from the Crimson Rod can also be active, allowing the player to have up to three clouds on the screen at once.As there is very limited space between drops, the rain can serve as a barrier against destructible projectiles, such as Burning Spheres.Each individual raindrop will trigger damage-related set bonuses, such as those of the Orichalcum armor and Spectre armor.Since the critical strike chance of a projectile is not based on the weapon that fired it but rather the one the player is currently holding, this weapon pairs very well with magic weapons with a higher base critical strike chance than usual, most notably Sky Fracture, Stellar Tune, Staff of Earth.

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The player is also left free to use other weapons while the clouds are active, since the cloud stays for a long time and only the initial cost consumes mana. The piercing property of the raindrops proves effective against multi-segmented enemies, such as The Destroyer. The Nimbus Rod is somewhat similar in function to sentries: Its fire-and-forget nature, low cost, long duration and relatively high damage over time make it an ideal weapon to have during fights against large enemies like bosses.The downward range of the Nimbus Rod is 95 tiles.However in 1.4, this is no longer possible. In 1.3, firing a cloud on the top of a block will cause the rain drops to go through up to 3 blocks downward.The clouds themselves cannot travel through solid objects like blocks or closed doors, but can pass through platforms and liquids.Because of the weapon's negligible mana cost, Demonic is usually preferred. Its best modifier is Demonic or Deadly for damage output, or Mystic for mana conservation because it cannot get modifiers that affect knockback. The Nimbus Rod has a 6.67*1/15 (6.67%) chance of dropping from an Angry Nimbus, which spawns during rain. Up to two clouds can be spawned at once using the weapon when there are already two active clouds will cause the oldest cloud to disappear. Each drop of rain deals the weapon's stated damage and pierces through up to 5 enemies. Upon reaching its destination or colliding with a solid block, the cloud stops and starts sending rain particles downward. When cast, a cloud projectile is fired from the rod and travels towards the cursor. The Nimbus Rod is a magic weapon that creates clouds that cause damaging 'rain' projectiles to fire downward. Notice how the rain pierces enemies, cannot penetrate walls, and can be summoned twice. The Nimbus Rod's rain cloud attacking Target Dummies.

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