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Beam Cloak (Ether)

Beam Cloak (Beam) is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Beam-Shield series of arm-mounted Skell weapons with their codes ending in "M1X2ME".
==Overview==
The Skell buffs itself up, increasing its ether resistance by 36% for 15 seconds (or 50% for 25 seconds if responding to a Soul Voice that increases the buff tier). Additionally, all Skell appendages restore 10% of their max appendage HP.
The buff activates as soon as the Skell uses it, so the animation can be canceled into Overdrive if needed.
==Weapons==
* SAM-M112ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M122ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M132ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M142ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M152ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM112ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM122ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM132ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM142ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM152ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM112ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM122ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM132ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM142ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM152ME Beam-Shield
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Cloak (Gravity)

Beam Cloak (Gravity) is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Beam-Shield series of arm-mounted Skell weapons with their codes ending in "M1X5ME".
==Overview==
The Skell buffs itself up, increasing its gravity resistance by 36% for 15 seconds (or 50% for 25 seconds if responding to a Soul Voice that increases the buff tier). Additionally, all Skell appendages restore 10% of their max appendage HP.
The buff activates as soon as the Skell uses it, so the animation can be canceled into Overdrive if needed.
==Weapons==
* SAM-M115ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M125ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M135ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M145ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M155ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM115ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM125ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM135ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM145ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM155ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM115ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM125ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM135ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM145ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM155ME Beam-Shield
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Cloak (Physical)

Beam Cloak (Physical) is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Beam-Shield series of arm-mounted Skell weapons with their codes ending in "M1X0ME".
==Overview==
The Skell buffs itself up, increasing its physical resistance by 36% for 15 seconds (or 50% for 25 seconds if responding to a Soul Voice that increases the buff tier). Additionally, all Skell appendages restore 10% of their max appendage HP.
The buff activates as soon as the Skell uses it, so the animation can be canceled into Overdrive if needed.
==Weapons==
* SAM-M110ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M120ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M130ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M140ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M150ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM110ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM120ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM130ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM140ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM150ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM110ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM120ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM130ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM140ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM150ME Beam-Shield
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Cloak (Thermal)

Beam Cloak (Thermal) is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Beam-Shield series of arm-mounted Skell weapons with their codes ending in "M1X4ME".
==Overview==
The Skell buffs itself up, increasing its thermal resistance by 36% for 15 seconds (or 50% for 25 seconds if responding to a Soul Voice that increases the buff tier). Additionally, all Skell appendages restore 10% of their max appendage HP.
The buff activates as soon as the Skell uses it, so the animation can be canceled into Overdrive if needed.
==Weapons==
* SAM-M114ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M124ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M134ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M144ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-M154ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM114ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM124ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM134ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM144ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XM154ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM114ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM124ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM134ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM144ME Beam-Shield
* SAM-XXM154ME Beam-Shield
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Cloak (disambiguation)

Beam Cloak refers to multiple Skell Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to arm weapons with the name Beam-Shield. There are many different variations of the Beam Cloak, each of which gives a different resistance and restores all appendage health by 10% of their max:
*Beam Cloak (Beam), which grants Beam Res Up 
*Beam Cloak (Electric), which grants Electric Res Up 
*Beam Cloak (Ether), which grants Ether Res Up 
*Beam Cloak (Gravity), which grants Gravity Res Up 
*Beam Cloak (Physical), which grants Physical Res Up 
*Beam Cloak (Thermal), which grants Thermal Res Up
Beam Res Down

Beam Res Down is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When a player or enemy is inflicted with Beam Res Down, their attribute resistance to Beam attacks is decreased. For example, if an enemy has 5 Beam Res as a base, Beam Res Down I would temporarily reduce it to -10, making it so damage is increased by 10% instead of decreased by 5% when they take Beam damage.
On foot, Beam Res Down can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist Beam Res Down. While in a Skell, Beam Res Down can be prevented via the Skell Armor augment Resist.BEAM-DOWN.
It's possible to extend the duration of Beam Res Down using Extend Beam Res Down on foot, and TimeEx.BEAM-DOWN while in a Skell.
Debuff Level 	Duration	Attribute Resistance Reduction
Beam Res Down I 	 	15%
Beam Res Down II 	 	20%
Beam Res Down III	 	25%
Beam Res Down IV 	 	30%
Beam Res Down V 	 	35%
Beam Res Down VI 	 	50%
==List of arts that can inflict Beam Res Down==
===By party members===
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==Other things that inflict Beam Res Down==
Melee s on foot can inflict Beam Res Down if the augment Melee: Beam Res Down is equipped. Skells should use M-Auto.BEAM-DOWN instead.
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Beam Res Up (buff)

Beam Res Up is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X that temporarily reduces incoming beam damage.
==Overview==
When a player or enemy has the Beam Res Up buff, their attribute resistance to beam attacks is increased. For example, if the player has 20 Beam Res from their armor, Beam Res Up II would temporarily increase it to 44 for 15 seconds, making it so damage is reduced by 44% instead of 20% when they take beam damage.
Debuff Level 	Duration	Attribute Resistance Increase
Beam Res Up I 	 	20%
Beam Res Up II 	 	24%
Beam Res Up III	 	28%
Beam Res Up IV 	 	32%
Beam Res Up V 	 	36%
Beam Res Up VI 	 	50%
==List of arts that can grant Beam Res Up==
===By party members===
The Geolibrium also grants this effect.
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Beam Resistance Up

Beam Resistance Up, also called Beam Res Up, is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
This Augment reduces damage whenever hit by a Beam attack. It's very useful for most situations against Ganglion troops, since they often fight using beam weaponry. It can also help against s and Millepods.
This Augment stacks with itself; four of the level version are sufficient to reduce Beam damage to 1 per hit.
==Levels==
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Beam Saber

Beam Saber is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Falchion series of spare Skell weapons.
Despite the name, this Art does ether damage.
==Overview==
The Skell draws a saber and uses it to slash at the enemy once with ether damage while inflicting Debuff Res Down, making it so other debuffs have a higher chance to occur without being resisted.
==Weapons==
* SKM-M120ME Falchion
* SKM-M130ME Falchion
* SKM-M140ME Falchion
* SKM-M150ME Falchion
* SKM-M160ME Falchion
* SKM-XM210ME Falchion
* SKM-XM310ME Falchion
* SKM-XM410ME Falchion
* SKM-XM510ME Falchion
* SKM-XM610ME Falchion
* SKM-XXM210ME Falchion
* SKM-XXM310ME Falchion
* SKM-XXM410ME Falchion
* SKM-XXM510ME Falchion
* SKM-XXM610ME Falchion
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Saw

Beam Saw is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Ringedge series of spare Skell weapons.
==Overview==
The Skell takes out a circular saw (or buzzsaw) and performs a vertical slice straight through the enemy, making it weaker to further beam attacks with Beam Res Down .
==Weapons==
* SKM-M120GG Ringedge
* SKM-M130GG Ringedge
* SKM-M140GG Ringedge
* SKM-M150GG Ringedge
* SKM-M160GG Ringedge
* SKM-XM120GG Ringedge
* SKM-XM130GG Ringedge
* SKM-XM140GG Ringedge
* SKM-XM150GG Ringedge
* SKM-XM160GG Ringedge
* SKM-XXM120GG Ringedge
* SKM-XXM130GG Ringedge
* SKM-XXM140GG Ringedge
* SKM-XXM150GG Ringedge
* SKM-XXM160GG Ringedge
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Shield

Beam Shield is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the SHD-Ray series of shoulder-mounted Skell weapons. 
==Overview==
The Skell's shoulder-mounted shield fires a series of 12 beams at the enemy (four shots for each of the three barrels on the shield).
==Weapons==
* SSM-R420SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-R430SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-R440SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-R450SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-R460SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XR420SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XR430SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XR440SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XR450SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XR460SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XXR420SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XXR430SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XXR440SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XXR450SA SHD-Ray
* SSM-XXR460SA SHD-Ray
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beam Vulcan

Beam Vulcan is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X attached to the series of back-mounted Skell weapons from Meredith & Co.
==Overview==
The Skell fires a gatling round of rapid-fire beam shots at the enemy (typically 10 as shown in the Skell's magazine).
When the enemy is d, damage is increased by 100%.
==Weapons==
* SRM-R120ME B-Gatling
* SRM-R130ME B-Gatling
* SRM-R140ME B-Gatling
* SRM-R150ME B-Gatling
* SRM-R160ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XR120ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XR130ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XR140ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XR150ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XR160ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XXR120ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XXR130ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XXR140ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XXR150ME B-Gatling
* SRM-XXR160ME B-Gatling
==Data==
==In other languages==
Beaming Edge

Beaming Edge is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It belongs to the Lapidarist , and becomes a when reaching rank 15 in this class. It increases the party's rate and critical damage.
==Overview==
This is a must-have skill. It is incredibly useful not only for the huge boost to party it provides, but for all the additional benefits that critical hits give: faster Chain Attack gauge gain, more Frenzied Combo procs, and so on. It gives low-crit-rate classes a fighting chance with such effects, and can easily make the difference for a higher-crit-rate build to reach 100% crit rate without needing to rely on Eye for Weak Points. Once it is mastered, it should be equipped to one party member at all times; the benefit is immense for the cost of one Master Skill slot.
It is so powerful that it alone makes one of if not the most powerful team member in the Archsage's Gauntlet, even at the opportunity cost of giving up on an and a Kevesi/Agnian party member. This is often more effective than using it as a Master Skill on the player-controlled character.
==In other languages==
Bearing Her Soul/Script

The following is the script of dialogue used in the Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul.
==Intro==
==Meeting Tipitapi==
==Talk to Tipitapi in Rumbletum Canteen==
==Report to Tipitapi in Rumbletum Canteen==
==Talk to Ursula at Lemour Inn==
==Verse==
==Talk to Tipitapi in Rumbletum Canteen again==
==Report to Tipitapi in Rumbletum Canteen again==
==Talk to Ursula at Mymoma Playhouse==
==Give the Champ's Churros to Ursula==
==Bridge==
==Talk to Tipitapi at Mymoma Playhouse==
==Report to Tipitapi at Mymoma Playhouse==
==Talk to Ursula at Jakolo's Inn==
==Talk to Kiara==
	
==Take Kiara to join Ursula==
==Outro==
==Conclusion==
===Notes===
Category:Game script (XC2)
Beast-Hunter William

Beast-Hunter William is an Urayan Driver in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime sitting on a throne at Olethro Playhouse in Olethro Ruins in the Kingdom of Uraya, after completing Farewell, Good Friend and the party enters the First Low Orbit Station.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Beast-Hunter William Nametag.jpg|Beast-Hunter William's nametag
Beast-Hunter William Map Location.jpg|Beast-Hunter William's location on the map
Beast-Hunter William Tombstone.jpg|Beast-Hunter William's tombstone
Beast-Hunter William Tombstone Interface.jpg|Beast-Hunter William's tombstone interface
Category:Urayan enemies
Beastly Core Crystal

The Beastly Core Crystal is a unique Core Crystal in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is obtained upon defeating the Elder Arachno atop Soulcrown Summit in the Kingdom of Uraya during Chapter 3. Although it is obtained during Chapter 3, the Beastly Core Crystal cannot be used until Chapter 4. Upon resonating with the Beastly Core Crystal, a Driver will awaken the Rare Blade Wulfric.
==Trivia==
* The Beastly Core Crystal is one of only two Unique Core Crystals which cannot be opened until certain progress has been made in the Main Story, the other being Roc's Core Crystal.
==In other languages==
Beasts' Lair

Beasts' Lair is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in Primordia. It is located just north of New Los Angeles and Sayram Lake, and west of FN Site 112. The opening is occasionally guarded by Dieter, the Epicure, so caution is required in order to enter the lair.
==Enemies==
===Tyrants===
* Dieter, the Epicure
* Durvin, the Perceptive
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Beasts' Lair FrontierNav.png|Location on FrontierNav map.
Beasts' Lair interior.png|Interior of the Beasts' Lair.
Beat Paste Paratha

Beat Paste Paratha is a Staple Food Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Attas at Tilly Bakery in Tretl Windmill Plaza in Torigoth, Gormott Province.
===Trivia===
*According to Lope, the Beat Paste Paratha is made of Paratha, one of Gormott's staple food, mixed with some mashed Beat Shrimps from Leftheria.
==In other languages==
Beat the Heat

Beat the Heat is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically upon reaching development level 4 for Tantal. The mission requires an hour and 40 minutes to be completed, down to 25 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*Grumbird Contract, unlocking the Grumbird Rice Bowl at Platini Deli.
*Dumplings Contract, unlocking the Snow Dumplings at Placks Patisserie.
==In other languages==
Beatific Ophelia

Beatific Ophelia is a in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be found during nighttime at Loftin Nature Preserve in the Dannagh Region of the Kingdom of Torna.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Beatific Ophelia Nametag.jpg|Beatific Ophelia's nametag
Beatific Ophelia Map Location.jpg|Beatific Ophelia's location on the map
Beatific Ophelia Tombstone.jpg|Beatific Ophelia's tombstone
Category:Unique monsters (Kingdom of Torna)Category:Ellooks (TTGC)
Beautiful Flower

Beautiful Flower is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after completing the Merc Mission Fake Vase. The mission requires 20 minutes to be completed, down to 5 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. Completing this mission unlocks the mission Unreturnable Money.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Beautiful Flower Merc Group.jpg|Completed Beautiful Flower in the Merc Group
Beautiful Pearl

Beautiful Pearl is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Hamlish at Mercenary HQ in Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya, upon reaching Merc level 1 for the Merc Group. The mission requires 40 minutes to be completed, down to 10 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hamlish Merc Mission.jpg|Hamlish with the mission available 
Hamlish Map Location.jpg|Hamlish's location on the map
Bedrock Layer

The Bedrock Lay is a sub-area of the Floating Landmass in Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra. It consists of an underground layer.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* T-183 Oculus
* T-190 Dens
===Bosses===
* 
==Treasures==
* DF-V2
* Guardian (Segment Address 12)
* Half Repair
* Rough Geocrystal
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS3)
Bedtime

Bedtime () is one of 's s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It involves him putting all enemies within range to , though he also puts himself to sleep.
==Overview==
The party needs to have a plan in mind for how to capitalize on Bedtime being used. Riki won't be poking the nearest thing awake with his because he'll also be asleep, so as long as the other two members are focused on a single foe they won't also be waking up more than they need to. One of them could also head towards Riki and wake him up, if they won't be attacking anything in the process. Alternatively, Riki could be loaded with Sleep Resist s so he can participate in the rude awakenings himself.
Bedtime can also be used during a to avoid Riki going to sleep (and avoid its massive cooldown), though the usefulness of this is dependent on how many other enemies happen to be nearby.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Riki)
Befalgar Pedestal

The Befalgar Pedestal is a on Valak Mountain. It is located in the far southeast, between Zokhed Pass and Nagul Waterfall.
==Enemies==
* Vague Barbas
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Befalgar Pedestal night.png|During nighttime
Befalgar Pedestal DE.jpg|Befalgar Pedestal in Definitive Edition
Befalgar Pedestal DE (night).jpg|Befalgar Pedestal in Definitive Edition, during nighttime
it:Piattaforma Befalgar
Befalgar Ruins

Befalgar Ruins is a in Future Redeemed. They are the site of a previous large annihilation event, and the party can jump across the rocks floating in midair around the periphery. There is also an Ether Slide pre-constructed across the void.
==Enemies==
==NPCs==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Befalgar Ruins (night).jpg|Befalgar Ruins at night
Category:Locations (Black Mountains)
Before the Storm

Before the Storm is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at Aion Hangar Entrance on the of the First Low Orbit Station. This particular Heart-to-Heart does not feature any choices. Instead, viewing this Heart-to-Heart results in all currently engaged s to gain 300 Trust. Nia will also gain the same amount of Trust in her Driver form.
__TOC__
==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Before the Storm Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Beguiling Charms

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Beguiling Charms is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is exclusive to .
==Overview==
==Affinity Chart==
==Floren's Charm==
With the help of this field skill, Floren can use his charm to coax people into giving him items or doing him a favor. Floren's charm is used twice during his Blade Quest and can be used on eleven s throughout Alrest. One of them is missable, Oryette, at some point during . Whereabouts Unknown must be completed to interact with Ashe.
===List of NPCs===
NPC 	Location 	Requirement 	Reward
Tonadon 	Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild (Goldmouth Flight Deck) 	Beguiling Charms level 1	Favored Hammer
Gheena 	Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya (Gwenith Paddies) 	Beguiling Charms level 1	Silver Pendant
Nolha 	Alba Cavanich, Empire of Mor Ardain (Ayvill Shopping District) 	Beguiling Charms level 1	Steamed Milk Brioche x10
Oryette 	Indoline Sanctum, Indoline Praetorium (Indoline Sanctum (location))	Beguiling Charms level 1	Physical Defense Up III
Phorgas 	Fonsett Island, Leftherian Archipelago (Verde Carpentry Workshop) 	Beguiling Charms level 2	Groove Wood x30
Dorcea 	Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal (Residential Area) 	Beguiling Charms level 2	Snowflake-Weave Sole x3
Ashe 	Torigoth, Gormott Province (Torigoth Relay Base) 	Beguiling Charms level 3	Ether Defense Up II
Ciamran 	Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain (Throne room) 	Beguiling Charms level 3	Book of Knowledge
Domko 	Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya (Fonsa Myma Port) 	Beguiling Charms level 4	Moon Cube
Vestro 	Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya () 	Beguiling Charms level 5	x3
Emillian	Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal (Soprac Old Market) 	Beguiling Charms level 5	
==Trivia==
* Beguiling Charms is referenced in Xenoblade Chronicles 3's quest Theoretical Knowledge: it is given as a non-example of an finisher.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Floren's Charm Tonadon.jpg|Tonadon
Tonadon Map Location.jpg|Tonadon's location on the map
Floren's Charm Gheena.jpg|Gheena
Floren's Charm Gheena Map Location.jpg|Gheena's location on the map while Floren is in the party
Floren's Charm Nolha.jpg|Nolha
Nolha Map Location.jpg|Nolha's location on the map
Floren's Charm Oryette.jpg|Oryette
Floren's Charm Oryette Map Location.jpg|Oryette's location on the map while Floren is in the party
Floren's Charm Phorgas.jpg|Phorgas
Phorgas Map Location.jpg|Phorgas's location on the map
Floren's Charm Dorcea.jpg|Dorcea
Dorcea Map Location.jpg|Dorcea's location on the map
Floren's Charm Ashe.jpg|Ashe
Ashe Map Location.jpg|Ashe's location on the map
Floren's Charm Ciamran.jpg|Ciamran
Ciamran Map Location.jpg|Ciamran's location on the map
Floren's Charm Domko.jpg|Domko
Domko Map Location.jpg|Domko's location on the map
Floren's Charm Vestro.jpg|Vestro
Vestro Map Location.jpg|Vestro's location on the map
Floren's Charm Emillian.jpg|Emillian
Emillian Map Location.jpg|Emillian's location on the map
Behave

Behave (, Calm Down) is one of 's s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It paralyses the target and has a chance of clearing their Crazed , if any. However, the Craze clearing is less likely to work when Riki has low .
==Overview==
The main purpose of Behave is the paralysis; crippling the enemy's is a very good ability to have, with its main weakness being a bad effect-to-cooldown ratio until very high levels. Clearing craze auras is a niche side effect that can be greatly useful in certain fights, but the fact that it isn't guaranteed means that other arts such as and Mind Blast are probably more practical for it.
==Data==
===Additional data===
The rate of the craze clear is based on the art's level and Riki's tension.
Riki's tension 	Success chance (%)
Very low 	0
Low 	art level * 5 + 25
Normal or higher	art level * 5 + 50
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Riki)
Behemoth

Behemoths are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, and Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They are large beasts with huge tusks and spines on their backs.
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
Behemoths are found exclusively on the second visit to , specifically, the Behemoth Nest which contains two Sanjibal Behemoths, although the , Blizzard Belgazas can be found at Valak Mountain after the events at the Mechonis Core. 
===Main game===
===Time attack===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Behemoths are found exclusively on Temperantia.
===Main Game===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Only Behemoth Fossils are found in the Aetia Region and are presumably extinct on Aionios.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
Gefillon Behemoth.png|A Gefillon Behemoth
Pernicious Benf.jpg|Pernicious Benf
Thanatobeast Andraz cutscene.jpg|Thanatobeast Andraz
**Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC2)
Behemoth's Roost

Behemoth's Roost is a in the Aletta Region in the Kingdom of Torna. It is connected to Wrackham Moor, Ossum Magnum, Lake Sarleigh and Lett Bridge.
==Enemies==
===Unique monsters===
*Nomadic Rusholme
===Quest-exclusive enemies===
*Grafton Feris
==Key items==
* 
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Behemoth's Roost (night).jpg|Behemoth's Roost, at night
Belchett Recycling

Belchett Recycling is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 specialized in Treasures. In order to find Lila's Location, Rex and co. have to purchase items here to get the shop owner in a talkative mood.
==Stock==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Belchett Recycling.png|Belchett Recycling
Belchett Recycling Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Belchett Recycling map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Bell of Idyll

Bell of Idyll is a key item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be crafted using Addam's Replica-artifact-making skill, while making camp at any campsites. Addam obtains the blueprint as a reward for breaking the Millennium Grotto Barney Stone. It is crafted using three Geometric Gears, four Lazure Swallowtails, two Broken Tirkin Spears, three Silverwing Quartz and three Alloy Sheetings.
Having this item in the inventory decreases enemies' detection range by 5%.
==In other languages==