Changes: Droma

Revision as of 04:46, 30 October 2013

Job: Red Mage
Family: Magic Pot
Crystal: Light
Weak to:

Zone	Level	Drops	Spawns	Notes
Garlaige Citadel	52 - 54	Chrysoberyl (0%) Garlaige Chest Key (10.9%) Jadeite (0.7%) Magic Pot Shard (40.8%) Mercury (17%)	12	A, M ??? HP ??? MP
Fei'Yin	54 - 56	Magic Pot Shard (23.3%) Mercury (5.7%) Painite (2.6%) Scroll of Enfire II (8.9%)	10 Respawn: 5 min	A, M ??? HP ??? MP
A = Aggressive; NA = Non-Aggresive; L = Links; S = Detects by Sight; H = Detects by Sound; HP = Detects Low HP; M = Detects Magic; Sc = Follows by Scent; T(S) = True-sight; T(H) = True-hearing JA = Detects job abilities; WS = Detects weaponskills; Z(D) = Asleep in Daytime; Z(N) = Asleep at Nighttime; A(R) = Aggressive to Reive participants

Historical and Series Background

In Final Fantasy VIII, there is a boss enemy named Troma, an intentional mispelling of Trauma, which refers to the physical and/or psychological damage of physical impact or situational distress. Troma has smaller, helper monsters that accompany it named Droma, an intentional mispelling of Drama, which refers to tragic, emotional, or distressing events. Troma and Droma are mechanical enemies; in Final Fantasy XI, they would be classified as Arcana.

Droma in Final Fantasy XI is an homage to the Final Fantasy VIII enemy.

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 |align="center"|52 - 54
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-*[[Chrysoberyl]]        {{Drop Rate| 0|78}}
+*[[Chrysoberyl]]        {{Drop Rate| 0|147}}
-*[[Garlaige Chest Key]] {{Drop Rate| 6|78}}  <!-- Update drop rates on ALL items, please -->
+*[[Garlaige Chest Key]] {{Drop Rate|16|147}}  <!-- Update drop rates on ALL items, please -->
-*[[Jadeite]]            {{Drop Rate| 2|78}}
+*[[Jadeite]]            {{Drop Rate| 1|147}}
-*[[Magic Pot Shard]]    {{Drop Rate|33|78}}
+*[[Magic Pot Shard]]    {{Drop Rate|60|147}}
-*[[Mercury]]            {{Drop Rate|14|78}}
+*[[Mercury]]            {{Drop Rate|25|147}}
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 |align="center"|12
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 |align="center"|54 - 56
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-*[[Magic Pot Shard]]               {{Drop Rate|84|413}}
+*[[Magic Pot Shard]]               {{Drop Rate|126|540}}
-*[[Mercury]]                       {{Drop Rate|22|413}}
+*[[Mercury]]                       {{Drop Rate|31|540}}
-*[[Painite]]                       {{Drop Rate| 9|413}}
+*[[Painite]]                       {{Drop Rate|14|540}}
-*[[Enfire II|Scroll of Enfire II]] {{Drop Rate|35|413}}
+*[[Enfire II|Scroll of Enfire II]] {{Drop Rate|48|540}}
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-|align="center"|10 <br>Respawn: 15 min
+|align="center"|10 <br>Respawn: 5 min
 |align="center"|A, M<br>{{HPMP|low hp=|high hp=|low mp=|high hp=}}
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 {{Monster Notes}}
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+==Historical and Series Background==
+In ''Final Fantasy VIII'', there is a boss enemy named '''Troma''', an intentional mispelling of Trauma, which refers to the physical and/or psychological damage of physical impact or situational distress. Troma has smaller, helper monsters that accompany it named '''Droma''', an intentional mispelling of Drama, which refers to tragic, emotional, or distressing events. Troma and Droma are mechanical enemies; in ''Final Fantasy XI'', they would be classified as Arcana.
+Droma in ''Final Fantasy XI'' is an homage to the ''Final Fantasy VIII'' enemy.