Rugaroo
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Job: Monk Notorious Monster |
| Zone | Level | Drops | Steal | Spawns | Notes |
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| La Vaule (S) | 83 | 1 | A, L, T(S) ??? HP | ||
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Notes:
- Timed Spawn every 4 hours by the pool at (H-10).
- Spams Call of the Moon five times in a row, causing intimidation extremely often. Does not intimidate pets though.
- Uses Asuran Claws after Call of the Moon squence, hitting for around 500+ damage on a Ninja tank
- Can use Nox Blast.
- Seems to have extremely fast hate decay.
- Depending on moon phase, the nearby Lobisons will not link. If the Lobison is standing up on 2 legs, it will link.
- Highly recommend a pld/war tank, as it attacks very quickly, rarely misses, can't be slowed or paralyzed, counters, etc. PLD/NIN had incredible difficulty keeping shadows up, and shadows couldn't block Asuran Claws. PLD/WAR with good Def gear and Phalanx 2 shouldn't take 50 damage per hit.
- Can be duoed by a pld/nin and rdm. Take extreme care to get it away from possible linking Lobisons. Link range is fairly large.
- Easy duo with 2 bst, tiger and fish as pets. Fight along the river.
- Fairly easy with a standard party. Not hard, just really annoying.
- As with all Gnoles, it is recommended to fight during a smaller moon phase.
- He has 25~% magic defense bonus.
- Very resistant to Slow and Paralyze. Also resistant to Gravity, even resisted elemental seal gravity.
- Has little to no resistance to Thunder based spells
- Easy duo with bst/whm and rdm/nin rdm tanks/kites while bst gets pets.
- Can Be solo by a Skilled BST/WHM
- Soloable by RDM/NIN kiting it at the river, tho movement + is required since it seems it runs roughly 1.12 movement speed. 2x RDM/NIN makes it a child's play.
- (see testimonials)
Historical Background
The Rougarou (alternately spelled as Roux-Ga-Roux, Rugaroo, or Rugaru), is a legendary creature in Laurentian French communities linked to European notions of the werewolf. The creature, spelled as a Rugaru, has been associated with Native American legends with some dispute. The folklore stories vary from mild bigfoot (sasquatch) creatures to cannibal-like Native American wendigos.


