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Sahagin

Family Information Type: Beastmen Subfamilies: Common Behavior: A, L, H Uncommon Behavior: {{{Uncommon Behavior}}} Weak against: Strong against: +50% Immune to: Healed by: Common Job(s): Bard Monk White Mage Dragoon Uncommon Job(s): Traits: Charmable: Pankration: Aspir: (Mage jobs only) Drain: EXP Bonus: Notes: These amphibious beastmen reside mainly on the western coastline of the island of Elshimo. They spend the majority of their time practicing primitive fishing techniques to provide an ample supply of shellfish for their survival. Other than to protect their territory, the Sahagin rarely interact with other races. Before the Great War, they adamantly refused invitations by the Shadow Lord to join the beastmen armies—until he convinced them that the steamships of Bastok would eventually destroy their environment. During the war, the Sahagin used their sea maneuvering abilities to attack even the strongest ships in the allied fleet, and were feared by all seafaring soldiers. After the flames of battle had been extinguished, the Sahagin cut off all ties to the other beastmen and returned to their secluded way of life. Apart from limited trading with Norg--they often trade shellfish for metal trinkets salvaged by the pirates--the Sahagin have little contact with the outside world. It has been noted however that a few Sahagin reside with the Mamool Ja beastmen in the Near East, taking on the Mamool name. These Sahagin are never really seen in combat with the Mamool, so the true relationship between them remains unknown. Finally, many of the Sahagin worship the elements, and have made deities out of sea serpents and oddly shaped stones within their grotto. However, within their ranks are some who follow the teachings of the Goddess Altana.

Special Attacks

Special Abilities	Original and Zilart Areas	Promathia Areas	Aht Urhgan Areas
Spinning Fin: Area of effect damage, Stun effect.	Check	Check	Check
Hydro Shot: Single-target damage + Knockback. Resets Enmity. Long charge-up time.	Check	Check	Check
Bubble Armor: Shell effect	Check	Check	Check
Hydro Ball: Water damage and STR down. Ignores Utsusemi.	Check	Check	Check
Jumping Thrust: Similar to Dragoon's Jump, only used by Dragoon-class Sahagin. Does not "ready."	Check	Check	Check
Note: Notorious Monsters in this family may use all of the above and/or additional unique special abilities.

Notorious Monsters in Family

Name	Spawn Information	Level	Zone	Notable Drop(s)
Abyss Sahagin	Spawns at either (H-10) or (H-8) past the Ornamented Door approximately every 16-21 minutes	72-74	Sea Serpent Grotto	Bard's Testimony
Coral Sahagin	Spawns around (H-10) past the Ornamented Door approximately every 16-21 minutes	72-74	Sea Serpent Grotto	White Mage's Testimony
Denn the Orcavoiced	Lottery Spawn from the Coastal Sahagin at (I-10) in the room opened with a Gold Beastcoin approximately every 2 hours	64-65	Sea Serpent Grotto	Scroll of Valor Minuet IV
Fyuu the Seabellow	Lottery Spawn from the Riparian Sahagin around (L-11) on the first map approximately every 2 hours	48	Sea Serpent Grotto	Frog Trousers
Meww the Turtlerider	Spawns around (F-11) - (G-11) approximately every 21 hours	47	Yuhtunga Jungle	Oliphant
Mouu the Waverider	Lottery Spawn from the Bog Sahagin around (I-6) to (J-6)	64-66	Sea Serpent Grotto	Monsoon Spear
Novv the Whitehearted	Timed Spawn around (J-7) - (K-8) after a minimum of 2 hours	66	Sea Serpent Grotto	Minstrel's Coat
Ocean Sahagin	Timed Spawn around H-10 past the Ornamented Door approximately every 21-24 hours	75	Sea Serpent Grotto	Colossal Lance
Pahh the Gullcaller	Lottery Spawn from the Bog Sahagin around (J-9) past the door opened with a Mythril Beastcoin	57	Sea Serpent Grotto	Calamar
Pyuu the Spatemaker		73	Yuhtunga Jungle	Sahagin Gold
Qull the Shellbuster	Lottery Spawn from the Brook Sahagin around (J-10) past the door opened with a Silver Beastcoin	49-51	Sea Serpent Grotto	Exocets
Seww the Squidlimbed	Lottery Spawn from the Riparian Sahagin around (F-7) past the door opened with a Silver Beastcoin approximately every 1-2 hours	48	Sea Serpent Grotto	Mermaid Tail
Voll the Sharkfinned	Lottery Spawn from the Marsh Sahagin around (E-10) past the door opened with a Mythril Beastcoin	64-66	Sea Serpent Grotto	Monsoon Jinpachi
Worr the Clawfisted	Timed Spawn in the small room around (D-9) on map 3, past the door opened with a Mythril Beastcoin.	61	Sea Serpent Grotto	Pagures
Wuur the Sandcomber	Lottery Spawn from the Spring Sahagin around (H-9) on the first map	48-50	Sea Serpent Grotto	Holy Ampulla
Yarr the Pearleyed	Lottery Spawn from a single Lagoon Sahagin around (L-6) near the door opened with a Gold Beastcoin	64-66	Sea Serpent Grotto	Scroll of Reraise III
Zuug the Shoreleaper	Timed Spawn around (F-10) past the door opened with a Gold Beastcoin after a minimum of two hours	70	Sea Serpent Grotto	Narval
Quest NMs: Houu the Shoalwader, Kappa Akuso, Kappa Biwa, Kappa Bonze Mission NMs: None Battlefield NMs: Hyohh the Conchblower (BCNM), Pevv the Riverleaper (BCNM), Qull the Fallstopper (BCNM), Rauu the Whaleswooner (BCNM) Limbus NMs: Telchines Bard, Telchines Dragoon, Telchines Monk, Telchines White Mage Expeditionary Force NMs: Demisahagin Bard, Demisahagin Dragoon, Demisahagin Monk, Demisahagin White Mage Garrison NMs Brook Sahagin, Lake Sahagin, Rivulet Sahagin, Sahagin Patriarch

Monsters in Family

Historical Background

The Sahagin were derived from the Sahuagin, a humanoid shark-like race found in the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. They were invented by Steve Marsh and first appeared in Blackmoor (1975), a D&D supplement piece. Marsh said he had been inspired by an episode of Super Friends (1973-1974, 1977-1986), a cartoon based off of the DC Comics team of superheroes, the Justice League (presumably the 1973 episode "The Watermen").