Wight
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Job: Warrior or Black Mage |
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| Zone | Level | Drops | Steal | Spawns | Notes |
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Batallia Downs
| 26 - 36 | 20 | A, H, HP | ||
Rolanberry Fields
| 26 - 36 | 18 | A, H, HP | ||
Sauromugue Champaign
| 26 - 36 | 18 | A, H, HP | ||
Qufim Island
| 28 - 30 | 28 | A, H, HP | ||
Carpenters' Landing
| 28 - 33 | 1 Respawn: 5 minutes | A, H, HP | ||
| Gusgen Mines | 30 - 33 | 31 | A, H, HP | ||
| Maze of Shakhrami | 32 - 35 | 36 Respawn: 12 minutes | A, H, HP | ||
Batallia Downs (S)
| 38 - 40 | 8 | A, H, HP | ||
Rolanberry Fields (S)
| 40 - 42 | 5 | A, H, HP | ||
| Periqia - Wake the Puppet | 66 | 31 | A, H, HP | ||
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Notes:
- Wights can be either Black Mage or Warrior, except in Carpenters' Landing (Black Mage only).
Historical Background
A Wight is an Old English word for a human. In the modern fantasy genre, the word was re-appropriated to refer to corpses that retain their soul (presumably originating from the fact wight is an obscure, now archaic term, for a human).
