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Gracia Part 2
Grendel Slave
MAP
APPEARANCE
Animals
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
Passive abilities:
HP Increase (4x) Lv. 12
Slightly Strong P. Atk. Lv. 12
Slightly Strong M. Atk. Lv. 12
Slightly Weak P. Def. Lv. 10
Slightly Weak M. Def. Lv. 10
Animals Lv. 4
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
Active abilities:
NPC Bear Spirit Totem Lv. 1
NPC Wolf Spirit Totem Lv. 1
NPC Ogre Spirit Totem Lv. 1
NPC Puma Spirit Totem Lv. 1
General information
NPC:
Grendel Slave [ id 21304 ]
Level:
74
HP:
16635
HP Reg.:
8.50
MP:
1799
MP Reg.:
3.00
Exp:
38011
Sp:
3962
Aggro:
Yes
[ Range 1000 ]
Social:
Yes [ Follow range 400 ]
Race:
Animal
Location:
Soul Crystal:
-
Event items:
Drop out
Combat stats
P.Atk.:
1514
P.Def.:
513
Accuracy:
107
Critical:
88
Atk.Speed:
196
Atk. type:
Fist
M.Atk.:
921
M.Def.:
417
Evasion:
34
Speed:
39 / 152
Cast.Speed:
333
Atk. Range:
40
STR
40
DEX
30
CON
43
INT
21
WIT
20
MEN
20
Passive abilities:
Passive abilities:
Animals Lv. 4
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
These general animals are hunted by humanoids. They sometimes attack humanoids, but only to defend themselves or their territory.
Active abilities:
Active abilities:
DROP
SPOIL
QUESTS
Name
Rate
Quantity
Type
Name
Rate
Quantity
Type
Level
Name, description
Reward
Race
Class
68
Repeatable
Group
When Daimon the White-Eyed tries to control the monsters here, the Eye of Argos sought soldiers to defeat him.
73
Repeatable
Group
The Eye of Argos asks you to destroy the gigantic eye born of his dark side.
