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Anything can be used to bolster fitness if you put your mind to it...right?<br><br>※Only for use in Loporrit tribal quests. +
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There are some who swear that the skin of a dragon will writhe ever so slightly around your arms when its brethren are near, for the flesh yet yearns to join the roaring song though the spirit may be in the hells. Whether there is truth to this or not, it serves to keep soldiers ever alert to the dread tightening of their dragon hide tunics. +
It is believed most crabs only live for two to three years─fewer if nearby Lominsans are hungry. There is one crab, however, that is rumored to have survived since the Fifth Astral Era, surviving on the blood of man (though no one can truly back that claim). All things must die, and Old Six-arms' time has come. +
Without the wind to guide them, the younger wyverns and their symbiotic kin have lost their way─existentially speaking─and live for naught but the fleeting rush of violence. The only solution is, naturally, more violence. +
Not all diremites are successful in finding a mate, leaving those which don't slightly more agitated than those which do. That agitation oft results in violent outbursts that can last several days until an islet is left a smoldering waste, or until the pent-up sexual tension is fully expelled. +
A clutch of mite eggs has hatched and now a swarm of ageless mitelings is crawling about the isle consuming aught that moves. Squash the pests before they grow large enough to squash you. +
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Deals 100 damage divided among targets in range. +
Deals a fixed 1,000 points of physical damage which is shared by all enemies around you. +
An overdweller? My boss Zo Ga doesn't take kindly to strangers sneaking around his personal property, nuh-uh, nuh-uh. Yunz'll want to leave quickly, before we have an accident—a mishap, a misfortune, an ''accident'', that sort of thing. +
Not technically an NPC. It's an object you interact with, but it has a green name like other NPC's. +
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The Wood Wailer code allows amply for retreat with honor, and for reasons that are none of your business, a Wailer patrol refrained from engaging the Ixali. Alas upon returning to the fire, they found the skillet sullied by noisome cheese favored by the beastmen, A replacement is urgently sought. +
Summon your 2B automaton minion. For when you need the company of a compact version of an advanced combat android dressed in a distinctive subculture style. +
Officially “YoRHa No.2 Type B,” this black-clothed android's resemblance to 2P is only superficial. In truth, the white-garbed androids and other machine lifeforms are her mortal enemies, the destruction of which she has gone to great lengths to pursue. Her apparently close bond with android 9S cannot but give rise to curiosity... +
Summon your 2P automaton minion. For when you need the company of a compact version of an advanced combat android dressed in a distinctive subculture style. +
A woman encountered in the excavation tunnels who claims to be an android. She leads the white-clad androids in a battle against those in black, though it remains to be seen to what end. +
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A hodgepodge mixture of seemingly random items from Wedge's workspace. The engineer claims it can be used to detect the presence of certain crystals within solid matter. He has also asked that you do not ask him again about why it is called 3G7-001B. +
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Drops a 4-tonze weight dealing physical damage at a designated location with a potency of 200 for the first enemy, and 50% less for all remaining enemies. +
Though this creature was first discovered in the ruins of the Ridorana Lighthouse, a IVth Legion Zealot was warped by auracite into something of uncanny similarity upon the plateaus of Zadnor. +
This former Zealot of the IVth Legion was reborn by the power of auracite in the likeless of Cuchulainn, the Impure of Ivalician legend. While he shares his name with a renowned voidsent, this is believed to be no more than coincidence. +