The Gravedigger's Shovel can synergize very well with the sandgun.This can be handy in reaching Space with low effort. Shooting the Gun downward while on the ground will cause the player to automatically rise one block.The ability to place sand can be useful in blocking tunnels or filling lava-filled gaps from a distance.The Sandgun can function as a more reliable (albeit slower to spread) version of Thrown Water due to its ability to shoot sand of all types.While the sand can't damage NPCs as a missile, suffocation can hurt NPCs. While regular sand can only hit one enemy before falling, the falling sand ball will deal considerable damage to enemies it strikes as it falls.However, fallen sand can disrupt placed stairs, meaning a hell bridge made of platforms might have to be repaired after the battle. Because of this, using the Sandgun to fight against the Wall of Flesh can be effective because the boss forces the player to continually move away.Consider using a Featherfall Potion and shooting downwards to avoid the falling sand. However, the resulting sand can impede the player. The Sandgun is incredibly strong for when it can be obtained, outperforming the Phoenix Blaster in raw damage. The Sandgun does not receive the specialized boost from any of the three headpieces of Shroomite Armor.The behavior mentioned above allows for ease of farming should this behavior be exploited.
The same will happen if the sand is fired upwards into the bottom of a Platform while there are blocks on the platform Verify ( sand won't turn into its item form in this case, it'll just disappear). Instead, the Sand Block will turn into its item form / disappear. The falling sand block can't land on various things, like Saplings and Minecart Tracks.Using it to fight enemies can become difficult. The Sandgun can often create sandy messes, and can also block the player from being able to land another hit on an enemy.Note how when hitting blocks, the projectiles turn into sand, but when hitting entities they don't.
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