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Revision as of 22:29, 20 August 2008

Job: Varies
Family: Automaton
Crystal:
Weak to: Varies

Zeni Notorious Monster (Tier I)

Ob

Ob

Zone Level Drops Steal Spawns

Notes

Alzadaal Undersea Ruins

Unknown

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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


Notes:

  • Recommended having a Puppetmaster use maneuvers to trigger a non-Harlequin frame for a much easier kill.
    • Harlequin Frame is undoubtedly the most difficult to deal with, as it has quick cast spells, does not stay at range, has access to Magic Mortar and Slapstick, seems to have an innate resistance to both physical and magical damage, and seems to gain a very potent Regain trait at lower HP.
  • Harlequin
    • Uses Slapstick, Knockout, Magic Mortar (very long range and ignores shadows).
    • Magic Mortar, especially when used by the Harlequin frame, seems to be the strongest overall weapon skill. When Ob is at low HP, it has been known to deal upwards of 2000 damage, at range, and ignoring shadows.
    • Harlequin Ob has access to Dia, Blind, Slow, Paralyze, and can Cure IV itself.
  • Stormwaker
    • Uses Slapstick, Knockout, Magic Mortar (very long range and ignores shadows)
    • Will not move into melee range until it's <66% HP. Verification Needed
    • Has access to all tier IV black magic spells, tier III black magic "-ga" spells, Ancient Magic, Stun, Sleep II, Sleepga II the "Elemental enfeebles" (Drown, Choke, etc...), Blaze Spikes, and the same enfeebles as the Harlequin. It does not seem to cure itself.
  • Valoredge
    • Uses String Clipper, Chimera Ripper, Cannibal Blade, Bone Crusher
  • Sharpshot
    • Uses Arcuballista (ranged), Daze (ranged), Armor Piercer (ranged)
    • Will not move into melee range until it's <66% HP.
  • Soloable by 75RDM/NIN using a standard Gravity kiting method. Utsusemi is very important, as Armor Piercer has been known to do upwards of 1700 damage.
  • Duoable by 75PLD/NIN and 75PUP/NIN using Soolsoother.
  • If the PUP issuing manuevers goes into Overload then Ob's attack and attack speed will increase significantly. It is similar to the effect an HNM gains from Rage. Avoid overloading.


Historical Background

In Judaic culture, ob (or owb) is the word which refers to either the spirit of a dead human, the medium possessed by the dead person’s spirit (derived from “skin-bottle” or “leather bottle”, referring to the person as a vessel, which is usually the conjurer themselves), the artifacts used to conjure such spirits, or even the necromancer themselves. The practice of necromancy was relatively common among pagan Jewish belief based on the prohibitions of it and other such divination practices mentioned in the Old Testament. References to such wizards and familiar spirits can be found in the Books of Leviticus and Deuteronomy.

The Hebrew ob has cognates in various Mesopotamian languages, where it means “deceased person’s spirit” and “pit” (referring originally to the pit from which the spirit of a dead person, usually an ancestor, could be summoned, but later to any hole in the ground). It should be noted the equivalent word to ob in Greek, pytho, also refers to both the conjurer and the spirit possessing them.