Acrolith

Category:BestiaryCategory:AcrolithsCategory:Notorious Monsters
Job: Warrior
Family: Acroliths
Strong against: 
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Zone	Level	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Al Zahbi
:Undead Swarm (Besieged)
:Two-armed Acrolith	 	 	 	5 	A, T(S)
Arrapago Remnants II
:One-armed Acrolith	104 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite)	 	4 	A, T(S)
Arrapago Remnants II
:Two-armed Acrolith	110 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite) 
*Umbrage Plans 
*2nd Umbrage Plans 
*Bloodshed Plans	 	3 	A, T(S)
Bhaflau Remnants II
:One-armed Acrolith	104 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite)	 	2 	A, T(S)
Bhaflau Remnants II
:Two-armed Acrolith	110 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite) 
*Ritualistic Plans 
*2nd Ritualistic Plans 
*Tutelary Plans	 	2 	A, T(S)
Bhaflau Remnants II
:Two-armed Acrolith	110 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite) 
*Tutelary Plans 
*2nd Tutelary Plans 
*Ritualistic Plans	 	1 	A, T(S)
Silver Sea Remnants II
:One-armed Acrolith	104 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite)	 	5 	A, T(S)
Zhayolm Remnants II
:Two-armed Acrolith	104 	
*Cotton Purse (Alexandrite)	 	4 	A, T(S)
 	 	 	 	 	
==Notes==
*Uses all the Acrolith special attacks.
*They fall apart piece-by-piece whenever they use "Dismemberment" in the following order: left arm, right arm, and then the body, leaving only the legs left to fight.
== Historical Background ==
In Classical antiquity, an acrolith (Greek etymology: acros and lithos, English translation: "height" or "extremity" and "stone") was a statue in which the trunk of the figure was made of wood, and the extremities (head, hands and feet) of marble. The wood was concealed either by gilding or, more commonly, by drapery, and the marble parts alone were exposed. The similar, earlier, Chryselephantine sculptures used ivory instead of marble, and normally gold on the body. Acroliths are frequently mentioned by Pausanias (100s CE), the best known example being the Athene Areia ("Warlike Athena") of the Plataeans.
Category:Salvage