Juggler Hecatomb
Juggler Hecatomb is a Rank B Elite Mark found in Amh Araeng.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player 
5,000 gil and 
100 Sack of Nuts if the mob is the weekly Elite Clan Nutsy Mark Bill.
Coordinates
| Zone | Coordinates | Level range |
|---|---|---|
| Amh Araeng | (X:28.6, Y:12.3) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:30.4, Y:34.9) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:32.8, Y:33.7) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:33.4, Y:22.1) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:23.2, Y:29.6) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:30.4, Y:13.7) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:28.3, Y:25.8) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:19.7, Y:36.5) | 80 |
| Amh Araeng | (X:28.5, Y:26) | 80 |
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Normal Spawn
Time
5 seconds after death
Tips and Tricks
- Whirl of Rage is a circle AoE around Juggler Hecatomb that inflicts Stun for 5 seconds if hit. Follows with Smite of Rage.
- Smite of Rage is a short column AoE.
Whirl of Rage does telegraph, but too late for you to avoid it. You need to know what the cast does and avoid it before you see the circle AoE appear.
Description
“This all dates back to when Nuvy's Leavings was still bustling with activity. The tunnels were dark─as tunnels generally are─and children kept stirring up trouble with rumors that they'd been seeing ghosts. Ghosts of miners who died in a cave-in after digging too deep, or poor put-upon laborers tasked with hauling materials back for potters─all kinds of silly stories and then some. Recently, however, this musty old tome came to light. Belonged to a mage of Nabaath Areng, who kept detailed records of his experiments. Apparently he decided to condemn one such “experiment” to a particularly deep tunnel, right around the time the whispers of ghosts first started. So that there's your logical explanation, if you're looking for it. A misshapen fiend that shouldn't be has been stirring up trouble for years and years. Or it's been killing folks for years and years, and ghosts are real. You tell me.
— ???
Lore
“When Nuvy's Leavings was still bustling with activity, there were many tales told of ghosts haunting the tunnels. Some thought them the shades of miners crushed in a cave-in, while others claimed them the revenants of overworked laborers. The prevailing theory, however, is based on the discovery of an old tome belonging to a mage of Nabaath Areng. In its pages, he writes of a failed experiment which he abandoned in the mine—a misshapen fiend that has presumably been the origin of numerous unexplained sightings...and disappearances.
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 294
