Simurgh

Category:BestiaryCategory:Notorious MonstersCategory:RocsCategory:Timed Spawn Notorious Monsters
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Job: Bard, Warrior
Family: Rocs
Crystal: 
Weak to: 
Title Obtained: Simurgh Poacher	
Zone 	Level	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Rolanberry Fields	58 	
* 
*Damascus Ingot 
*Trotter Boots 
*Arcana Breaker 
*Reraiser 
*Vile Elixir	
* 	1 	A, S
Nyzul Isle
:(Floors 81-99)	 	
*??? Footwear *
*Nyzul weapons 
*	
* 	1 	A, S
 	 	 	 	 	
=== Notes (Rolanberry Fields) ===
:*Timed Spawn around the pond at (D-11) (outside the exit from the basement of Crawlers' Nest) every 21-24 1-2 hours (as of November 5, 2013 update) after its last Time of Death.
:*Uses Mighty Strikes and Draw In.
:*Casts Horde Lullaby, Massacre Elegy, and Magic Finale.
:*Possesses high accuracy and extremely high evasion, but low attack.
:*Highly susceptible to most, if not all enfeebling effects. This includes Blue Magic equivalents.
:**Appears to be especially susceptible to ice-based effects such as Paralysis.
:* Will Rage after 20 minutes from being claimed.
:*Can be defeated solo by certain jobs at around level 90. 
:*Involved with RoE Objective Subjugation: Simurgh.
=== Notes (Nyzul Isle) ===
:*The Armoury Crate it leaves behind contains ??? Footwear, which may rarely appraise into Trotter Boots.
=== Video ===
See the Video page.
== Historical Background ==
In Persian mythology, Simurgh was a gigantic winged bird-like creature. It had the body of a bird (specifically a peacock, though it had features of an eagle or falcon as well), lion's claws and a dog's head. Its feathers were copper-colored. It was so strong, it could carry an elephant or camel through the air.
It was an ancient creature that was so old, it had seen the world destroyed 3 times. As such, it possessed the knowledge of all ages. If its wings touched any lifeform, it would cure them of any illness or injury. It was considered the natural enemy of snakes.
It was said to reside in a place filled with water, Vouruskasha, the world ocean (in game, it is found next to the Fountain of Parting) which had the Tree of Life, Gaokerena, at its center. Atop that tree, Simurgh roosted. In Iranian art, it was usually depicted as a giant bird, not a chimera of sorts.