Wight

Job: Warrior or Black Mage Family: Skeleton Crystal: Earth Weak to: Fire, Light

Wight (BLM)

Zone	Level	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Batallia Downs During 20:00-4:00	26 - 36	Bone Chip (???%)	Bone Chip	20	A, H, HP
Rolanberry Fields During 20:00-4:00	26 - 36	Bone Chip (???%) Scroll of Tractor (???%)	Bone Chip	18	A, H, HP
Sauromugue Champaign During 20:00-4:00	26 - 36	Bone Chip (???%) Scroll of Tractor (???%)	Bone Chip	18	A, H, HP
Qufim Island During 20:00-4:00	28 - 30	Bone Chip (23.5%) Scroll of Absorb-AGI (0%) Scroll of Tractor (3.9%)	Bone Chip	28	A, H, HP
Carpenters' Landing During 20:00-4:00	28 - 33	Bone Chip (???%) Scroll of Gravity (???%) Revival Tree Root (???%)	Bone Chip	1 Respawn: 5 minutes	A, H, HP
Gusgen Mines	30 - 33	Bone Chip (28.5%) Gusgen Chest Key (4.7%) Pumice Stone (7.4%) Scroll of Tractor (2.6%) Scroll of Absorb-AGI (1.6%) Scroll of Absorb-INT (2.1%) Scroll of Absorb-VIT (0.5%)	Bone Chip	31	A, H, HP
Maze of Shakhrami	32 - 35	Bone Chip (24.7%) Rusty Key (20.5%) Shakhrami Chest Key (11%) Scroll of Tractor (2.7%) Scroll of Absorb-VIT (0%) Scroll of Absorb-AGI (0%) Scroll of Absorb-INT (2.7%)	Bone Chip	36 Respawn: 12 minutes	A, H, HP
Batallia Downs (S) During 20:00-4:00	38 - 40	Bone Chip (???%)	Bone Chip	8	A, H, HP
Rolanberry Fields (S) During 20:00-4:00	40 - 42	Bone Chip (???%)	Bone Chip	5	A, H, HP
Periqia - Wake the Puppet	66	Bone Chip (???%)	Bone Chip	31	A, H, HP
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:

• Wights can be either Black Mage (scythe) or Warrior (sword & shield), except in Carpenters' Landing (Black Mage only).

Historical Background

A wight is an Old English word for a human, or any living or supernatural being (Free Dictionary). In the modern fantasy genre, the word was re-appropriated to refer to corpses that retain their soul (presumably originating from the fact that "wight" is an obscure, now archaic term, for a human).