Will-o'-the-Wisp

Job: 
Family: Bomb
Crystal: 
Weak to:	
Zone	
Level	
Drops	
Steal	
Spawns	
Notes
Carpenters' Landing	
25-26	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
2Spawns During: Fog	
A, S, M
Valkurm Dunes	
25-27	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
7Spawns During: Fog	
A, S, M
Ordelle's Caves	
23-25	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
5Seen at: (G-7),(H-10),(G-10),etc.	
A, S, M
Jugner Forest	
24-25	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
3Spawns During: Fog	
A, S, M
Inner Horutoto Ruins	
22-25	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
5	
A, S, M
Buburimu Peninsula	
25-27	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
11Spawns During: Fog	
A, S, M
Meriphataud Mountains	
24-25	
*Bomb Arm
*Bomb Ash		
4Spawns During: Fog	
A, S, M
					
=== Historical Background ===
In British Isles folklore, Will-o'-the-Wisps were faint, eerie roughly orb-shaped lights seen in swamps, marshes, and bogs at night. They were most commonly red, green, or soft blue in color. They were often thought by superstitious Europeans to be mischievous spirits who lead people to their deaths or get them lost in the swamps. The best representation of a Will-o'-the-Wisp in Final Fantasy XI by appearance would actually be the Memory Receptacles. Other names it is known by Ignis Fatuus, Will-o'-the-Wykes, Spunkie, Corpse Candle, Death Candle, Fetch Candle, Elf Fire, Kitty-Candlestick, Hinky-Punk, Pinket, Gealbhan, Irrbloss, Irrlicht, Liekko, Lygtemand, Flammerole, Feu Follet, Annequin, Friar's Lantern, Hobby Lantern, Jack-o-Lantern, Peg-o-Lantern, Pwca, Ellylldan, and Teine Sith. Will-o'-the-Wisps first appeared in English texts in the early 1600s CE. It is the most common name for this phenomenon. 
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