Sprite

Category:BestiaryCategory:Pixies
Job: White Mage
Family: Pixies 
Crystal: 
Weak against:	
Zone 	Level 	Drops	Steal	Spawns	Notes
Pashhow Marshlands (S) 	61 - 64	
*Stygian Ash	 	3 	S, HP
Rolanberry Fields (S) 	61 - 64	
*Stygian Ash	 	5 	S, HP
Sauromugue Champaign (S) 	61 - 64	
*Stygian Ash	 	3 	S, HP
Jugner Forest (S) 	65 - 68	
*Stygian Ash	 	8 	S, HP
Meriphataud Mountains (S)	65 - 68	
*Stygian Ash	 	3 	S, HP
Vunkerl Inlet (S) 	65 - 68	
*Stygian Ash	 	6 	S, HP
Batallia Downs 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
Jugner Forest 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
Meriphataud Mountains 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
Pashhow Marshlands 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
Rolanberry Fields 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
Sauromugue Champaign 	 	 	 	5 	S, HP
 	 	 	 	 	
==Notes==
*Sprites cast white magic on nearby players, such as Cure III, Cure IV, Cure V, and Raise III (depending on player's condition). They will have a cooldown period after healing a player before healing another.
** Cures players even if they are engaged in fighting the Sprite.
* Sprites' Raise III is more powerful than the player version. It will restore a KO'd player with maximum weakened HP and restores all EXP lost.
*Sprites take 37.5% normal damage.
*Sprites also cast Haste, Aquaveil, Blink, Protect II, Shell II, Stoneskin and Regen III on themselves.
*Possible shared hate, similar to that of Tonberries. However too much Sprite hate will result in them neither healing nor raising you.
**Hate is accumulated by attacking and/or killing Sprites.
*Highly resistant to Silence. (Probably Immune) (Tried by an RDM70/WHM35 with Enfeebling Magic Capped).
*Sprites appear in the present day if enough players bringing Bottled Pixies to Witchfire Glen in Grauberg (S).
== Historical Background ==
In European folklore, a sprite is a diminutive spirit-like or elfin creature (a small humanoid being with magical powers and properties), often considered an analogue of a fairy. The word sprite is often used generically to refer to all diminutive spirit folk and has an association with spirit beings affiliated with the water element.
Sprite is derived from the Latin word spiritus (“spirit”) and was first used sometime in the 13th century CE. Spriggan is an etymological variant of Sprite.