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| {{Infobox Mob Family | | {{delete|Duplicate of [[:Category:Wyrms|Category:Wyrms]]}} |
| | image = Wyrm.jpg | |
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| | System = Dragons
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| | Subspecies =
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| | Behavior = A, T(S)
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| | Weak = Varies
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| | Strong =
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| | Immunities = Varies
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| | Healed =
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| | Common Job =
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| | Traits =
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| | Charmable = {{Mob Icon|x}}
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| | Pankration = {{Mob Icon|x}}
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| | Drain = {{Mob Icon|drain}}
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| | Aspir = {{Mob Icon|x}}
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| | Notes =
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| | Description = [[File:Wyrm (Flying).jpg|160px|right|Wyrm (Flying)]][[:category:Dragons|Dragons]], [[:category:Wyverns|wyverns]] and [[:category:Wyrms|wyrms]] are often confused by adventurers young and old. The largest and deadliest of the three are the wyrms. Rarely seen by even the most courageous adventurers, wyrms can grow to be the size of several [[:Category:Marids|marids]], and can take flight with the ease of a [[:Category:Colibri|colibri]]. Deadly both in air and on the ground, these magnificent creatures must not be taken lightly.
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| Rewards for defeating any of the great wyrms are themselves great and varied. In addition to a wide variety of rare crafting materials, victorious adventurers could find themselves holding [[Ridill|magical swords]], [[Herald's Gaiters|armor]] or [[:Category:Abjuration|abjurations]]. These are but a few of the treasures hoarded by these great dragons.
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| __NOTOC__
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| == General Attacks ==
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" width="40%" align="center" colspan="1" |<big>'''Special Abilities'''</big>
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" width="15%" align="center"|[[Original and Zilart Areas]]
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" width="15%" align="center"|[[Promathia Areas]]
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''[[Spike Flail]]:''' Extreme damage AOE attack used only when the wyrm attempts to use a weaponskill when it is attacking with its tail. Absorbed by 3 shadows of [[Utsusemi]].
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''[[Horrid Roar]]:''' Single-target dispel attack that removes buffs. On CoP wyrms ([[Tiamat]], [[Ouryu]], [[Jormungand]], and [[Vrtra]]), Horrid Roar removes all buffs including food and resets hate by a large amount. On Fafnir, Horrid Roar will remove a single buff, with a little bit of hate reset. On Nidhogg, Horrid Roar will remove all buffs including food, with a moderate amount of hate reset.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#66CCFF" |'''[[Absolute Terror]]:''' Induces [[Terror]] for a long period of time. [[Ouryu]]'s Absolute Terror is Area Effect, while for other wyrms it is single target.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''Wing:''' [[Distance|30']] [[AoE]] magic damage attack caused by the wyrm flapping its wings. The element of the damage and the status effect incurred by it varies from wyrm to wyrm.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''Breath:''' A [[Breath Attack]] of the Wyrm's element. Standing on the Wyrm's front feet avoids most damage from Breath.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''Blast:''' A heavy [[AoE]] magic attack of the Wyrm's element. Only used when a wyrm is in flight.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''Magic:''' Wyrms may use magic based on their color. For example, [[Tiamat]] is red and uses Fire-based spells. Fafnir and Nidhogg do not use magic, however.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{X}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''Flight:''' Some wyrms can take flight and fly overhead. They'll gain an enhanced elemental "melee" attack in this phase as well as a "blast" attack. Melee attacks become ineffective in this phase.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''[[Touchdown]]:''' Deals magical damage in an area of effect. Only used once a wyrm returns to the ground from flight.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE4E1" |'''[[Draw In]]:''' If the person that is #1 on the wyrm's hate list that is out of attack range, the wyrm will rarely go looking for that person. Wyrms will draw-in that person into attack range; but some may drawn in several people in at once from anywhere in the zone.
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| |BGCOLOR="#E3E6FF" align="center"|{{Check}}
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| |BGCOLOR="#FFE8C6" align="center" colspan="5"|<small>'''Note: [[:category:Notorious Monsters|Notorious Monsters]] in this family may use all of the above and/or additional unique special abilities.'''</small>
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| ==Notorious Monsters in Family==
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| ! width="10%"|Name
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| ! width="35%"|Spawn Information
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| ! width="10%"|Level
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| ! width="20%"|Zone
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| ! width="10%"|Color
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| ! width="15%"|Abilities
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| |[[Fafnir]]
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| |Spawned by trading a [[Jug of Honey Wine]] to the ??? at (J-7).
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| | align="center" | 88-90
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| |[[Dragon's Aery]]
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| |{{Color|Gray|Gray}}
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| |[[Nidhogg]]
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| |Spawned by trading a [[Cup of Sweet Tea]] to the ??? at (J-7).
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| | align="center" | 90
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| |[[Dragon's Aery]]
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| |{{Color|Gray|Gray}}
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| |Enhances stats
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| |- style="background:#EEE8AA;" valign="top"
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| |[[Wyrm]]
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| |Spawned during [[Early Bird Catches the Wyrm]] BCNM. Requires [[Themis Orb]] to enter BCNM.
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| | align="center" | {{question}}
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| |[[Balga's Dais]]
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| |{{Color|Gray|Gray}}
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| |Flight
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| |- style="background:#EEE8AA;" valign="top"
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| |[[Tiamat]]
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| |3 - 5 Day Spawn (72-120 hours after last kill)
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| | align="center" | 95
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| |[[Attohwa Chasm]]
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| |{{Color|#FF410E|Orange}}
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| |[[Mighty Strikes]], Flight
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| |- style="background:#EEE8AA;" valign="top"
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| |[[Vrtra]]
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| |3 - 5 Day Spawn (72-120 hours after last kill)
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| | align="center" | 95
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| |[[King Ranperre's Tomb]]
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| |{{Color|Dark|Black}}
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| |[[Charm (Status Effect)|Charm]], Summon Undead
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| |- style="background:#EEE8AA;" valign="top"
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| |[[Jormungand]]
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| |3 - 5 Day Spawn (72-120 hours after last kill)
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| | align="center" | 95
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| |[[Uleguerand Range]]
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| |{{Color|#C8A2C8|Lilac}}
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| |[[Blood Weapon]], Flight
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| |- style="background:#EEE8AA;" valign="top"
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| |[[Ouryu]]
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| |Spawned during [[Ouryu Cometh]] BCNM. Requires [[Cloud Evoker]] to enter BCNM.
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| | align="center" | {{question}}
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| |[[Riverne - Site A01|Riverne - Site #A01]]
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| |{{Color|Earth|Beige}}
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| |[[Invincible]], Flight
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| |[[Cynoprosopi]]
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| |Appears on fourth floor on NW Apollyon.
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| | align="center" | {{question}}
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| |[[NW Apollyon]]
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| |{{Color|Gray|Gray}}
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| |Low HP
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| [[File:Wyrms.jpg|thumb|Wyrms]]
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| ==Historical Background==
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| Wyrm is the Germanic word for dragon (Old English: wyrm, Old High German: wurm, Old Norse: ormr) and means snake or serpent. In Old English wyrm means "serpent", draca means "dragon". Though a winged creature, the wyrm is generally to be found in its underground lair. This cave identifies it as an ancient creature of earth, like the mythic serpent that was a source of knowledge even in Eden; knowledge is the temptation. Likely, the dragons of European and Middle Eastern mythology stem from the cult of snakes found in religions throughout the world.
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| The wyrm is typically the dragon of the modern period usually depicted as a huge fire-breathing, scaly and horned dinosaur-like creature, with leathery wings, with four legs and a long muscular tail. It is sometimes shown with feathered wings, crests, fiery manes, and various exotic colorations. Iconically it has at last combined the Chinese dragon with the western one.
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| In modern fantasy, such as in Dungeon and Dragons, a Wyrm is usually a dragon at its oldest and most powerful form, the final stage of its life. This type of Wyrm hoards treasure and is one of the toughest foes around.
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