Shikaree Y

Shikaree Y

Gender:	Female
Race:	Mithra
Bestiary:	[[:Category: NPCs|]]
Job:	Dark Knight
Affiliation:	Outland
Occupation:	Sin Hunter
Status:
Relatives:

Name:

Shikaree Y

Type:

Cutscene NPC, Mission Boss

Location:

Various Cutscenes, Boneyard Gully

Notes

• One of the three Mithran Tracker sisters (a.k.a. "The Sin Hunters") from Olzhirya.
• She and her sisters are the daughters of Shikaree G according to Koh Lenbalalako

Involved in Missions

• Promathia Mission 5-3: Three Paths

• Where Messengers Gather (Ulmia's Path)

• Promathia Mission 7-4: Calm Before the Storm
• Promathia Mission 8-4: Dawn

Involved in Quests

• Tuning In
• Tuning Out
• Tango with a Tracker
• Requiem of Sin

Battle Info

Shikaree Y

Shikaree Y
Job:	Dark Knight/Monk
Family:	Humanoids
Family 2:	[[:Category:{{{family2}}}|{{{family2}}}]]
Family 3:	[[:Category:{{{family3}}}|{{{family3}}}]]
Crystal:	None
Weak against:
Resistant to:	{{{resistances}}}
Immune to:	{{{immunities}}}
Absorbs:
Notorious Monster
Spawn Type:
Title Obtained:	{{{title obtained}}}
EXP Party Type:

Zone	Level	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Boneyard Gully				1	A, L, S
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

Spawn Conditions	Companions/Summons
Appears in battlefield event for Promathia Mission 5-3/Ulmia Path, and in Requiem of Sin and Tango with a Tracker.	Companions: Shikaree X (BST/NIN) Shikaree X's Rabbit Shikaree Z (DRG/WHM) Shikaree Z's Wyvern
Special Abilities	Passive Traits
Wields a Scythe, and is capable of using Spiral Hell. Not a good idea to melee her up front due to Counter.	N/A
Further Notes
Refer to the mission pages for more information. (see testimonials)

Historical Background

A Shikaree, in India, is a hunter, especially a native hunter who serves as a guide. From the Hindi shikāri and possibly from the Persian word shikār (a hunt).