Sightings have been most frequent in the western half. Additionally, his claws are shorter and duller from scrabbling about on rock every moment of the day.īardi seems to have taken the Nanawa Mines as his prowling grounds. Unlike those dusty brutes, Bardi's coat is appreciably cleaner and yet beset with tangles. No deaths have yet been attributed to him, but considering his advancing power, a change in that behavior seems only a matter of time.Ī vicious hyena, ragged even by mongrel standards, Bardi's pattern of spots seems to match those of the packs in Northern Thanalan. The small hexing mask affixed to the end has evidently reacted with Alux's hereditary umbral magic affinity, heightening his power and emboldening him to further robberies. That has changed after his theft of the Kple Kple, a staff made from combining magics of different continents. Many forgotten or forsaken corners of the Cellars suffice for him.Īlux was once no more threatening than any of the Black Shroud devilets. Some past injury or perhaps a birth defect has fused two of his tail bones at a noticeable angle.Īlux haunts the Mun-Tuy Cellars, wherein he hides his stolen goods. To learn what she has learned, read on.Ī common-seeming young devilet, Alux is distinguishable from others only by a slight bend and knot in his tail. In the interest of identifying scientifically the precise threat of each notorious monster, the author has sought out and compiled only the most vital data on each of Eorzea’s currently-known notorious monsters. Being notorious does not necessarily merit the fear of whole cities - and yet, to claim such monsters are harmless is foolishness in the first degree. Some simply pestered too many a traveler, or attacked too famous a target, or guarded too aggressively their far-flung territories. Regardless of origin, many notorious monsters may or may not be of appreciable danger to society. Others, however, represent nascent species freshly split from older ones. Often these creatures are simple outliers among statistical averages, individuals endowed by nature and circumstance with worrying abilities and/or threatening behavior. Adventurers call such monsters "notorious," as the lethal reputations of such beasts are well-earned.Īs more adventurers embark on more forays into the wilderness, more monsters become notorious to them. Only when a creature grows more cunning, more aggressive, more deadly than its brethren is it worthy of a name.Īmong all monsters, as among all people, are individuals of superlative power, skill, and rarity. Released by the Academy of Exceptionally Trained Hydaelyn Explorers and Researchers
Volume the Second of a Brief Examination of Particularly Dangerous Non-Oceanic Megafauna Currently Known to Science
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