Decurio I-III

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Job: Paladin Family: Antica Crystal: Dark Weak to: Wind Notorious Monster

Decurio I-III

Zone	Level	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Eastern Altepa Desert	55	Does not drop gil.	Cannot be Mugged.	1	A, L, H, Sc
A = Aggressive; L = Links; S = Detects by Sight; H = Detects by Sound; HP = Detects Low HP; M = Detects Magic; Sc = Follows by Scent; T(S) = True-sight; T(H) = True-hearing; JA = Detects job abilities; WS = Detects weaponskills; Z(D) = Asleep in Daytime; Z(N) = Asleep at Nighttime

Notes:

• Spawned by Quest: A Craftsman's Work
• Uses Invincible.
• Careful of links!
• Easily soloable by most any DD75/WHM.
• Easiy soloable by a level 75 WAR/DNC. 75% HP at the end of the fight.
• Easily killed by a level 75 SAM/ any subjob. killed faster by using Meikyo Shisui. killed under 1 minute with no problem at all.
• Was no problem for a 58PLD/29WAR.
• Easily killed by a level 54 Blue Mage/Ninja and a 40 Dragoon/Blue Mage.
• Easily owned by PLD69/DNC26 with no difficulty, Curing Waltz 2 fixes any HP depletion.
• Killed with difficultly by 62 THF/NIN, ate Tavnazian Taco, kept up Utsusemi, had 2 Antican links removing shadows, WARNING: When spawning the NM make sure to pull it away from links to avoid awkwardness, NM got me to Critical HP when it died, had to use Perfect Dodge, Acid Bolt and i had no Bloody Bolt but i am assuming it is much easier with them. Will Cure III at critical HP and also uses Flash like regular PLD mobs.
• Duoable by well equipped 51 DRG/BLU and decently equipped 44DRG/RDM. both used bream sushi, FOV refresh/regen. 51 DRG used 2 hour. Battle lasted about 4-5 minutes.
• Either Immune or Highly resistant to Silence
• If you wipe to him you must return to the quest starter and talk to her again before you can repop the NM.
• 75 PLD/DNC incredibly easy. Drain Samba 2 on all time and stayed almost full health. No curing needed!
• Easily soloed by 63 DRG/BLU but can silence so Echo Drops for safety.

Historical Background

A Decurio is a rank in the Roman army (See Antican Decurio for further information). I-III is 1-3 in Roman numerals. Thus, its name is Latin for Decurion 1-3.