Morion Worm

Job: Black Mage
Family: Worm
Crystal: 
Weak to: ,	
Zone 	Level 	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Korroloka Tunnel	30 - 32 	
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Three of 	Zero or one of	 	 	 	
*Copper Ore (Up to 3)
*Tin Ore (Up to 2)
*Iron Ore 
*Darksteel Ore (Up to 2)	
*Morion Tathlum	 	 	 	
===Notes:===
*Spawned by trading an Iron Ore to one of the six ???'s located at:
**(J-8) and (J-9) on Map 1.
**(F-9) and (F-10) on Map 2.
**(I-8) and (J-8) on Map 3.
*Once Morion Worm is killed, the ??? may not reset for up to 15 minutes.
*Will de-spawn after about 30 minutes. After a lengthy period of time a message similar to this will appear: "The morion worm returned to its underground nest..."
*If unclaimed for 15 minutes, the ??? will disappear and re-spawn in one of the other five locations. 
* Though unlikely it is possible for the ??? to respawn in the same place.
*Has about 2000 HP
*Traits: Auto Regen
*Resists Sleep.
*The drop rate for Copper Ores is actually lower than 100%, or it would be impossible to receive any other type of ore.
*Soloable by most jobs at level 45.
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==Historical Background==
===Morion (mineral)===
Morion/Morion Quartz is a dark-brown to opaque black variety of Smoky Quartz (itself a brown, transparent variety of Quartz) which results from irradiation (natural or artificial) of Milk Quartz which contains aluminum. Morion is uncommon, though not rare. It forms next to uranium deposits. Basically, Morion is a black quartz. Its color explains why Square-Enix gave it the gray Worm model when that color palette was added into FFXI. Amethyst and Citrine are two other varieties of Quartz that are given names due to their different color. Scotland is a noted source of Morion.
===Morion (helmet)===
Although it does not pertain directly to this item the more common usage of Morion refers to a type of helmet. A morion is a type of open helmet used during the 16th and early 17th centuries, usually having a flat brim and a crest from front to back. The morion, though generally identified with Spanish conquistadors, was common among foot soldiers of European nationalities, including the English; the first were issued during Edward VI's reign.
category:Bestiary
category:Worms
category:Notorious Monsters