Wormhole Rock
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Wormhole Rock is a rock trinket added in The Spitshine Update.
Effects
- Spawns two portals in random locations of the room. Golem's tears, enemy projectiles, or placed
Bombs that enter a portal will emerge from the other. Projectiles and bombs that exit the portal will deal 50% more damage and is aimed towards the nearest enemy.
- Enemy projectiles that entered a wormhole will become friendly upon exiting, dealing damage to enemies.
- Tears that exit a wormhole will occasionally have one of the following effects applied to them:
- 2× damage multiplier
- 1.5× velocity
- Spectral
- Piercing
- Homing
- Pulses in size, similar to
Pulse Worm - Travels in a sine-wave path, similar to
Wiggle Worm - Travels in a spiral, similar to
Ring Worm - Gains an oblong shape, similar to
Flat Worm - Travels in a square-wave path, similar to
Hook Worm - Snaps 90 degrees to target enemies that they may have missed, similar to
Brain Worm - Gravitates back towards Golem, similar to
My Reflection - Duplicates the tear, creating an additional tear that doesn't gain the additional damage modifier and travels at a random offset angle
- Bombs that enter through the portal will occasionally have one of the following effects applied to them:
Bobby-Bomb effect, homing in towards enemies before exploding
Sad Bombs effect, creating a ring of 10 tears upon exploding
Bomber Boy effect, creating a large cross-shaped explosion
Blood Bombs effect, creating a puddle of red creep that damages enemies that stand on it
Brimstone Bombs effect, creating 4 
Brimstone beams in the cardinal directions upon exploding
Glitter Bombs effect, having a chance to spawn a random pickup upon exploding
Golden Bomb, though this is practically only a cosmetic change
Fast Bombs, though this is practically only a cosmetic change
- After a certain number of tears or bombs have entered through the portals, the portals will collapse and create a burst of tears around it. The portals will then reappear at new random positions in the room.
- Sometimes, when a portal collapses, one of the following entities may appear. These entities will disappear when the room is left:
- A familiar that looks like a worm with a cupcake on its back, which is launched out of the portal. It behaves identically to
Randy The Snail, being able to be knocked around and bounced into enemies to deal damage to them. Has a 5% chance to appear. - A white fox-like creature, known as "HoneyFox", who will wander around the room. It deals no damage to Golem but can be killed, leaving behind its corpse. Has a 2% chance to appear.
Fish from Nuclear Throne, which begins to attack Golem by shooting tiny bullets at him and attempting to dodge Golem's attacks by rolling. Has a 1% chance to appear.
- A familiar that looks like a worm with a cupcake on its back, which is launched out of the portal. It behaves identically to
- Sometimes, when a portal collapses, one of the following entities may appear. These entities will disappear when the room is left:
Notes
- If enemy projectiles have certain special properties, such as the creep trail from projectiles shot by
Balor, or the explosive projectiles shot by 
Gurgle, they can still be capable of harming Golem. - The number of tears that can enter a portal before it collapses, and the number of tears that are created when a portal bursts, scales off of Golem's tear rate.
- Collapsing portals can not spawn another entity when one is already inside of the room.
Interactions
Trinket Multipliers: Affects the damage multiplier of the tears that exit a wormhole.
Dr. Fetus: Bombs can be shot through the portal. They will be aimed towards the nearest enemy upon exiting, and can gain random effects.
Azurite Spindown: Using Azurite Spindown on Wormhole Rock rerolls it into 
Pocket Rock-it.
Trivia
- Wormhole Rock was designed by one of the winners of the Stronger Than Golem challenge, HoneyFox.
- The white fox-like creature that appears from the portal is HoneyFox's avatar.
- Splitting HoneyFox with the
Meat Cleaver will create two HoneyFoxes that look like worms, which continue to flop around the room aimlessly. These can also be killed, leaving behind their corpse.
- Splitting HoneyFox with the
- The cupcake worm is a reference to HoneyFox's design for Lenny Crumb, a character in the community-driven baseball simulation horror game Blaseball.
- Fish from Nuclear Throne appearing from the portals is a reference Nuclear Throne, and its use of dimensional portals as a way to traverse between levels.
Gallery
A portal created by Wormhole Rock.
The cupcake worm that can appear from one of Wormhole Rock's portals.
HoneyFox, who can appear from one of Wormhole Rock's portals.
HoneyFox, in worm form.
HoneyFox's corpse.
