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=== Historical Background === |
=== Historical Background === |
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In Norse mythology, Jormungand (properly spelled Jörmungandr) was a serpent that was thrown by [[Odin]] into the ocean encircling the world of Midgard (Odin did this because they knew Jormungand would pose a threat to the Æsir, the Norse gods). Over time, Jormungand grew and grew until it encircled the world and bit onto its own tail, forming a giant loop (the Ouroboros depicted in several ancient cultures). At [[Ragnarok_(Server)|Ragnarök]], Jormungand will rise from the ocean and poison the skies by his presence. Thor is fated to slay Jormungand, but then succumbed shortly after from Jormungand's incredibly potent venom. Jormungand is one of 3 children of Loki. The other 2 are Fenrisulfr (see [[Fenrir]]) and Hel. Jormungand is also called Miðgarðsormr (often rendered as [[Midgardsormr]]), the Midgard Serpent or the World Serpent (which explains the title earned for defeating it, "World Serpent Slayer"). |
In Norse mythology, Jormungand (properly spelled Jörmungandr) was a serpent that was thrown by [[Odin]] into the ocean encircling the world of Midgard (Odin did this because they knew Jormungand would pose a threat to the Æsir, the Norse gods). Over time, Jormungand grew and grew until it encircled the world and bit onto its own tail, forming a giant loop (the Ouroboros depicted in several ancient cultures). At [[Ragnarok_(Server)|Ragnarök]], Jormungand will rise from the ocean and poison the skies by his presence. Thor is fated to slay Jormungand, but then succumbed shortly after from Jormungand's incredibly potent venom. Jormungand is one of 3 children of Loki. The other 2 are Fenrisulfr (see [[Fenrir]]) and Hel. Jormungand is also called Miðgarðsormr (often rendered as [[Midgardsormr]]), the Midgard Serpent or the World Serpent (which explains the title earned for defeating it, "World Serpent Slayer"). |
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Job: Dark Knight Notorious Monster |
Jormungand |
| Zone | Level | Drops | Steal | Spawns | Notes |
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| Uleguerand Range | 95 | 1 | A, T(S), T(H) | ||
| Riverne - Site #B01 | 1 Summoned by Bahamut |
A, T(S) | |||
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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 | |||||
Notes:
- Located: (G-7), (G-8)
- Respawns Every: 3-5 days
- Killable by: 18+ characters level 75
Special Attacks:
- Draw In
- Auto Regen: High Regen rate.
- Blood Weapon: Used multiple times after ~85% life. If used on the ground, it will extend the time he stays on the ground.
- Glacial Breath: Cone Attack Ice damage (~100-200 on feet, 2000+ otherwise), used on the ground
- Absolute Terror: heavy ranged single-target Terror effect, used on the ground
- Horrid Roar: Dispel all buffs on the target, Hate Reset, used on the ground
- Gregale Wing: 20' AoE magic (Ice) damage (~400-700) and Paralysis, used in the air and on the ground
- Sleet Blast: AoE Ice damage (~400-600), used in the air
- Touchdown: 30' AoE physical damage (~250), used when landing
- Spike Flail: AoE physical damage (~2000), used when hate is acquired by someone out of the range of the head of the Wyrm.
- Ice Magic: Ice Spikes, Blizzaga III, Paralyga, Bindga
- Sub-30% mode: When under 30% HP, Jormungand will use special abilities at an increased rate. Also, he gains the ability to Horrid Roar three times back-to-back. This will often cause a Spike Flail for those inexperienced with Wyrms. The last 30% should be handled with caution for this reason.
- Jormungand's flight time is 30 seconds followed by 1 minute of ground time.
Historical Background
In Norse mythology, Jormungand (properly spelled Jörmungandr) was a serpent that was thrown by Odin into the ocean encircling the world of Midgard (Odin did this because they knew Jormungand would pose a threat to the Æsir, the Norse gods). Over time, Jormungand grew and grew until it encircled the world and bit onto its own tail, forming a giant loop (the Ouroboros depicted in several ancient cultures). At Ragnarök, Jormungand will rise from the ocean and poison the skies by his presence. Thor is fated to slay Jormungand, but then succumbed shortly after from Jormungand's incredibly potent venom. Jormungand is one of 3 children of Loki. The other 2 are Fenrisulfr (see Fenrir) and Hel. Jormungand is also called Miðgarðsormr (often rendered as Midgardsormr), the Midgard Serpent or the World Serpent (which explains the title earned for defeating it, "World Serpent Slayer").