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Wyrdhare

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Final Fantasy XII Enemy
Wyrdhare
Minimum Stats
Level Evade%
33 6
HP MP
2,739 999
Power Defense
45 20
M. Pwr M. Def
22 26
Vitality Speed
38 21
EXP CP
856 168
Maximum Stats
Level Evade%
35 6
HP MP
2,959 999
Power Defense
47 20
M. Pwr M. Def
22 26
Vitality Speed
40 23
EXP CP
1,042 330
Elemental affinities
Fire Ice Lightning Water
Weak - - -
Wind Earth Dark Holy
- - - -
Japanese フォーチュンラビ
Romaji {{{romaji}}}
Location Salikawood,
(The Omen-Spur, Trunkwall Road, Diverging Way, Sun-dappled Path)
Bestiary Location The Salikawood
LP Awarded 1
Common Steal Water Magicite
Uncommon Steal Echo Herbs
Rare Steal Aries Gem
Common Drop Fine Wool
Uncommon Drop Water Magicite
Rare Drop Magoroku
Very Rare Drop Aries Gem
Monograph Drop Stardust (8% - Hunter's Monograph)
Canopic Jar Drop Arcana (13%)
Common Poach Fine Wool
Rare Poach Stardust
Attacks 5-hit max, Lunge, Flank Attack
Abilities Cura, Regen, Protect, Shell, Vespersong, Warsong, Hi-Potion
Innate abilities Spellbreaker, Spellbound, Item Plus
Immune to Doom, Disable, Sap, Lure
Other Information If HP<50% then Parry

The Wyrdhare is a beast/dreamhare-type enemy from Final Fantasy XII. It can be found in the Salikawood and is docile until attacked.

While docile, Wyrdhares may use Hi-Potions on other units (including party members) when they are low on HP. When attacked, they run away, usually in the direction of other Wyrdhares so that they can attack the player party in packs.

Contents

[edit] Bestiary Entry

Genus: Beast
Class: Dreamhare

[edit] Page 1: Observations

"Being a creature with a body the color of ripe red fruit, and silken hair white as snow. Though of a warm, personable nature, they are very wary of predators approaching from the rear, and turn to attack at the merest hint of danger. Their feather-like ears are highly sensitive to movements in the air, detecting the slightest stirrings caused by the approach of predators. Adored as a symbol of joy, it is popularly believed that those fortunate enough to glimpse a wyrdhare are destined to enjoy happiness in life."

[edit] Page 2: A Curious Treasure

"Do you know why the wyrdhare is considered a symbol of good fortune? Why, it is on account of the light that radiates from its body, much resembling the light of the stars used in fortune telling and divination. The source of that brilliance is none other than the dust that stirs up around it as it scampers and whirls in the gloaming. The fine particles on its fur glitter like stars in the light, making it pleasing to the eye, and securing its position as a good luck charm withal. This dust, in turn, is called stardust, and is highly valued."

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