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:*Chance of spawning from one of the [[Fallen Egg]] that load at various spots in the zone. | :*Chance of spawning from one of the [[Fallen Egg]] that load at various spots in the zone. | ||
:**(I-6), (J-6), (L-7), (L-10), (L-11), or (K-7) somewhere amongst the trees. | :**({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=I-6}}), ({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=J-6}}), ({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=L-7}}), ({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=L-10}}), ({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=L-11}}), or ({{Location Tooltip|area=La Theine Plateau|pos=K-7}}) somewhere amongst the trees. | ||
:**Chance of spawning: {{Drop Rate|6|40}} | :**Chance of spawning: {{Drop Rate|6|40}} | ||
:**May obtain a [[Bird Egg]] when [[Fallen Egg]] is checked. | :**May obtain a [[Bird Egg]] when [[Fallen Egg]] is checked. | ||
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=== Historical Background === | === Historical Background === | ||
In Native American mythology (specifically the Kawaiisu of Southern California), Nihniknoovi (sometimes called Nihnoovi) is a fierce hawk which snatched people off the land and carried them off to the mountains, where it devoured them. It is commonly known as the “man-carrying bird”. It is unclear what it means, but niwinookaridi means “person-carrying” in the Kawaiisu language. | In Native American mythology (specifically the Kawaiisu of Southern California), Nihniknoovi (sometimes called Nihnoovi) is a fierce hawk which snatched people off the land and carried them off to the mountains, where it devoured them. It is commonly known as the “man-carrying bird”. It is unclear what it means, but niwinookaridi means “person-carrying” in the Kawaiisu language. | ||
Revision as of 18:31, 27 October 2023
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- May obtain a Bird Egg when Fallen Egg is checked.
- Chance of only getting the message:
There is a broken egg on the ground here.
Perhaps there is a nest in the boughs of this tree.
- FallenEgg has a respawn timer of 5 minutes. If Nihniknoovi spawned, it will respawn 30 minutes later.
- Nihniknoovi has an extremely fast attack rate, not far off from Hundred Fists, and between 575 - 850 HP.
- Soloable by level 25 for most jobs.
Historical Background
In Native American mythology (specifically the Kawaiisu of Southern California), Nihniknoovi (sometimes called Nihnoovi) is a fierce hawk which snatched people off the land and carried them off to the mountains, where it devoured them. It is commonly known as the “man-carrying bird”. It is unclear what it means, but niwinookaridi means “person-carrying” in the Kawaiisu language.
