Category:Ruszors
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Ruszors
An apparent member of the Odobenus genus, this now extinct marine mammal was surely a frightful sight to adventurers during the Crystal War. Adventurers spotted by a ruszor would immediately be attacked, and if not careful would face a series of damaging aquatic maneuvers that could result in death. As was the case with many creatures that provided expensive raw materials for crafters and cookers alike, the ruszor were hunted to extinction. Their large tusks or fangs, their hides and their meat were all valued by hunter and craftsman alike. Some speculate that there might still be some frozen remains in the Northlands, but excavation in that remote part of Vana'diel typically ends in death at the hands of the demons who currently roam those lands.
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Family Information
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Special Attacks
| Special Abilities | Wings of the Goddess Areas | |||
| Aqua Blast: - Frontal AoE Water damage and large Knockback. | ||||
| Sub-zero Smash: - Single target damage and Paralyze. | ||||
| Severing Fang: - Frontal AoE and Defense Down. 2 hits. | ||||
| Frozen Mist: - AoE ice? damage and Dispel. Additional Effect: Terror. While the mist effect is active, it gains a physical shield. | ||||
| Hydro Blast: - Frontal AoE and | ||||
| Hydro Wave: - Frontal AoE and removes one piece of equipment. Temporarily gains ability to absorb water damage. | ||||
| Note: Notorious Monsters in this family may only use certain of the above and/or additional unique special abilities depending on type. | ||||
Notorious Monsters in Family
| Name | Spawn Information | Level | Zone | Notable Drop(s) |
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| Scylla | Spawns around (J-7) | | Beaucedine Glacier (S) | Papilio Kirpan Shagreen |
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Monsters in Family
| Name | Level | Zone |
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| Ruszor | | Beaucedine Glacier (S) |
| Savage Ruszor | | Xarcabard (S) |
Historical Background
A Ruszor is an alternate name for the roshwalr. The roshwalr, or horse-whale, was a sea-monster in Norwegian folklore. It was reported to have a smooth body like a whale but with the head of a horse. In 1520, a roshwale head was actually sent to Rome to be examined. While under examination it received the name ruszor and later on it was believed that the roshwalr was nothing more then an exaggerated walrus.
Pages in category "Ruszors"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.


