Ogir-Yensa Sandsea
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The Ogir-Yensa Sandsea is a location in the land of Ivalice in Final Fantasy XII. It is a desert to the far west, where the sand flows like water.
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[edit] Location
The Ogir-Yensa Sandsea is located to the west of the Dalmasca Westersand, in the Jagd Yensa region. Continue west to reach the Nam-Yensa Sandsea.
[edit] Features
[edit] Local Race
The Urutan-Yensa are the only humaniods who live in the Sandsea. A peculiar race, not much is known about them due to their hatred of outsiders. However, they have a hard exo-skeleton, and walk very quickly. They also have a Queen, indicating an insect-like society.
[edit] Oil Rigs
Built by the Rozarrian Empire, these giant rigs were built to drill oil from the sea. However, because of interference by the Urutan-Yensa, Rozarria abandoned them, and travelers now just use them as walkways to cross the desert.
[edit] Monsters
- Alraune
- Danbania (Docile)
- Speartongue
- Urutan-Yensa
- Wyvern
- Yensa
- Salamand Entite (Sunny weather only)
- Pineapple (Rare)
- Urutan Exile (Rare)
- Bull Chocobo (Rare)
[edit] Shops
[edit] Dyce
Note: Dyce appears near the Gate Crystal. Later on in the game, he will no longer be here.
[edit] ItemsYou may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Items for more information on individual items.
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[edit] AccessoriesYou may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Accessories for more information on individual accessories.
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[edit] Magicks
You may wish to consult the Magick article for more information on individual spells.
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[edit] Sage Knowledge
- For the Sage Knowledge on the Ogir-Yensa Sandsea, you may also see Sage Knowledge piece 49.
"A desert region in the west of the Jagd Yensa, most of it covered in fine-grain sand that ebbs and flows like water, compared from antiquity to a sea. Abandoned drilling rigs can be found here and there, dotted about the ever-shifting terrain. In the past, the Rozzarian Empire sought to draw rich oils from the ground here, but relentless attacks from the Urutan-Yensa, who consider the sandsea to be solely theirs, drove them away. Men are now a rare sight inside the desert borders."

