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Job: Black Mage |
 Soulflayer |
| Zone | Level | Drops | Steal | Spawns | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caedarva Mire | 79 - 82 | 16 Respawn: 5 minutes |
Aggressive, Links, Detects by true sound, Detects by spellcasting, Detects by Job Ability use | ||
| Arrapago Reef | 82 - 83 | 18 | Aggressive, Links, Detects by true sound, Detects by spellcasting, Detects by Job Ability use | ||
| Brunhilde's Chamber | 12 | Aggressive, Links, Detects by true sound, Detects by spellcasting, Detects by Job Ability use | |||
| Gerhilde's Chamber | 12 | Aggressive, Links, Detects by true sound, Detects by spellcasting, Detects by Job Ability use | |||
| Ortlinde's Chamber | 12 | Aggressive, Links, Detects by true sound, Detects by spellcasting, Detects by Job Ability use |
Notes[]
- Possible encounter during Einherjar - Wing III chambers.
- Can be found on Hediva Isle of Caedarva Mire
- Can be found in Arrapago Reef @ F-7.
Soul Plate[]
When favored by Sanraku:
- Damage resistance +2 (FP:8) gives 1,005~1,470 Zeni.
- Damage resistance bonus (FP:12) gives ~1,440 Zeni.
- MP Max Rate Bonus (FP:17) gives ~1,260 Zeni.
- Magic Attack +15% (FP:23) gives 960~1,125 Zeni.
- Instant Ice Spikes (FP:30) gives ~1,215 Zeni.
- Magic Damage Resistance +15% (FP:30) gives ~1,005 Zeni.
Derivations[]
Soulflayers are derived from the Mind Flayers (AKA Illithids) which appear in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game. Mind Flayers were created by Gary Gygax (creator of Dungeons & Dragons) and made their first appearance in The Strategic Review #1 (Spring 1975), the official newsletter of TSR Games, the publisher of D&D. Gygax stated he was inspired by the cover painting for a work of Lovecraft horror, specifically The Burrowers Beneath by Brian Lumley (1974). Even the Soulflayers' primary move (the move it is most associated with in its appearances across the Final Fantasy series), Mind Blast (psionic blast which paralyzes targets), derives from D&D.