Urobolus
| Urobolus | ||
|---|---|---|
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| Encountered | ||
| Limestone Cave | ||
| Entities | ||
| Solo | ||
| Yield | ||
| EXP 400 |
Gold 50 |
Drops Wargod's Amulet 100% |
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Combat
Despite the visual cues suggesting otherwise, Urobolus only deals physical damage and may attack single targets or the entire party at once. It is able to inflict the Poison status ailment with 100% certainty, so equipping a Poison Guard is recommended. Otherwise, use Body Purifiers to cure it. After its third turn, Urobolus will enter an semi-invulnerability state where Dart and Lavitz will not be able to attack it with Additions. Shana will still be able to reach it with her bow. It is possible to defeat Urobolus before it enters its semi-invulnerable state by having Dart and Lavitz use successful Additions while Shana throws attack items.
Stats
| Element | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Earth | |||
| HP | AT | DF | A-AV |
| 280 | 8 | 80 | 0 |
| SPD | MAT | MDF | M-AV |
| 60 | 8 | 60 | 0 |
| Counters Additions? | |||
| No | |||
*All Bosses are immune to all Status Effects.
Abilities
Bosses act primarily according to a set of "if → then" rules and may change behavior depending on player input. Conditions are criteria, if any, that must be met in order for a Boss to take a particular action on its regular turn. When there are multiple eligible actions that a Boss can take, the Boss will select one of those actions at random. Bosses will perform an action in italics immediately, ignoring turn order, as soon as its conditions are met in addition to the Boss' regular turn.
| Conditions | Action | Target | Effect | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spit | Single | 1x physical damage and inflict Poison | ||
| On floor (not in invulnerable state) | Bite | 1x physical damage | ||
| In rock (in invulnerable state) | Poison Mist | Party | 1x physical damage | |
| Third turn from start of battle or third turn since boss returned to floor |
Slither Away | Self | Immunity to Additions and disable Bite for two turns | Used every three turns not including any turns spent "in rock" |
*Almost all abilities do not have official names. The community came up with approximate names to help readers distinguish them. The few official names are marked with an asterisk in the above table.
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Trivia
- The word "urobolus" appears to be a mistranslation of the word "ouroboros." The ouroboros is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent consuming itself by the tail. It is meant to symbolize the cycle of life and death.
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