Core Keeper Turrets: Stone, Galaxite and Flame Turret Damage and Uses

Turret comparison (damage, range, power, targets)

Turret	Damage	Range	Cooldown	Power	Targets	How to get
Stone Turret	136	10 tiles	0.5 s wind-up, 2 s cooldown	Not needed	Enemies and players (anything in its line of sight)	See the item page
Galaxite Turret	248	10 tiles	0.2 s wind-up, 2 s cooldown	Needed	Enemies only	Galaxite Bar ×15, Mechanical Part ×4 Made at Galaxite Workbench
Flame Turret	57 burn damage applied on hit (direct flame damage not confirmed)	5 tiles ahead (the flame grows to full length over 1 s)	Fires continuously while powered	Needed	Enemies and players	Relucite Bar ×8, Corrupted Alloy ×5, Cytoplasm ×4, Mechanical Part ×4 Made at Relucite Smithing Table

Damage is the base damage per shot set in each turret's ranged attack in the game files; it matches the game's enemy damage formula for the turret's level (Stone Turret Lv.12 × 0.6, Galaxite Turret Lv.13). The Flame Turret's burn value is its on-hit effect in the game files.

How to use turrets

• Place them at base entrances: they look for targets within 10 tiles and check line of sight before firing, so walls block them.
• Connect power: the Galaxite Turret and Flame Turret need power (how to connect power).
• Don't get shot yourself: the Stone Turret and Flame Turret also hit players. Don't aim them at paths you walk.
• Use them in mob farms: they can also kill spawned enemies (how to build a mob farm). For other traps see trap types.

Targets, detection range, power and upgrade status are read from each turret's settings in the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6.