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{{NPC infobox | {{NPC infobox | ||
| location = Norvrandt | | location = Norvrandt | ||
| race = Sin Eater | |||
| image = Forgivenrebellion.png | | image = Forgivenrebellion.png | ||
| aggression = a4 | | aggression = a4 | ||
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| release = shadowbringers | | release = shadowbringers | ||
| level = 80 | | level = 80 | ||
}} | }} [[Forgiven Rebellion]] is one of what the player base calls [[The_Hunt#SS-Ranks|SS Ranks]] | ||
[[File:Forgiven Rebellion Map 7.png|175px|thumb|right]] | [[File:Forgiven Rebellion Map 7.png|175px|thumb|right]] | ||
{{#lst:Template:EliteMarkRewards|Extraordinarily_Powerful_Mark_ShB}} | |||
==Coordinates== | ==Coordinates== | ||
{{NPC location table header}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Lakeland| 23,22 |80}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Il Mheg| 13,23 |80}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Kholusia| 35,10 |80}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Amh Araeng| 27.3,35.7 |80}} | |||
{{NPC location info|The Tempest| 13,22 |80}} | |||
{{NPC location info|The Rak'tika Greatwood| 24.5,37 |80}} | |||
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==Spawn Conditions== | ==Spawn Conditions== | ||
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Each time a [[Elite Mark#S_Rank|Rank S]] dies in [[Norvrandt]], it has a chance to spawn four [[Forgiven Gossip]] throughout the zone. Once four of them are killed, [[Forgiven Rebellion]] will spawn. | Each time a [[Elite Mark#S_Rank|Rank S]] dies in [[Norvrandt]], it has a chance to spawn four [[Forgiven Gossip]] throughout the zone. Once four of them are killed, [[Forgiven Rebellion]] will spawn. | ||
If they spawn | If they spawn, the game will announce: "The minions of an extraordinarily powerful mark are on the hunt for prey." | ||
They will withdraw exactly 5 minutes after this message if not engaged. | They will withdraw exactly 5 minutes after this message if not engaged, or if disengaged by dying. | ||
When all four are killed, Forgiven Rebellion will spawn. | |||
===Time=== | ===Time=== | ||
Forgiven Rebellion has no respawn timer. It is randomly decided by the server upon each [[Norvrandt]] [[Elite Mark#S_Rank|Rank S]] death whether it will spawn minions or not. Because of this, if the spawning fails because a minion withdraws it has no effect on any timers. It could theoretically spawn minions after every single S rank death in Norvandt. in a row if the game decided to randomly do that. | |||
==Tips and Tricks== | ==Tips and Tricks== | ||
When it spawns, the game will announce "You sense the presence of a powerful mark..." | |||
* '''Transference''' is a 100-yalm gap closer that jumps to a random target. Ranged players should be careful that they are not goading it far enough to reset it. | * '''Transference''' is a 100-yalm gap closer that jumps to a random target. Ranged players should be careful that they are not goading it far enough to reset it. | ||
* '''Royal Decree''' is a [[large AoE]] that hits up to 32 targets based on proximity. | * '''Royal Decree''' is a [[large AoE]] that hits up to 32 targets based on proximity. | ||
* '''Raging Fire''' is a [[donut AoE]] that applies a Vulnerability Up. | * '''Raging Fire''' is a [[donut AoE]] that applies a {{status effect|vulnerability up}} '''[[Vulnerability Up]]'''. | ||
* '''Mindjack''' is a [[large AoE]] that hits up to 32 players based on proximity and forces them to run in the direction of their buff icon when it expires (potentially into an AoE). | * '''Mindjack''' is a [[large AoE]] that hits up to 32 players based on proximity and forces them to run in the direction of their buff icon when it expires (potentially into an AoE). | ||
* '''Sanctified Blizzard''' is telegraphed [[conal AoE]]. | * '''Sanctified Blizzard''' is telegraphed [[conal AoE]]. | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Quotation|[[Halldor]], [[The Crystarium]]|''This is a curious mark. According to my sources, they hail from beyond Il Mheg's borders, and may well roam all across Norvrandt. It's a mean bastard, even for a wandering eater. We've received reports of it actively seeking out veteran hunters, as if it craves the thrill of the fight. Which isn't to say that it fights fair. Sadly, several of our top Nutters have been ambushed while returning home from a successful hunt, which has led some to wonder if it commands lesser minions to guide it to promising prey. As for who it was before it turned─some say it was an elven soldier who led others in open revolt against the rulers of Lakeland before the Flood, all at the behest of the mysterious Shadowkeeper, and that like the Virtues, its unusual hunting habits are rooted in its past life...''}} | {{Quotation|[[Halldor]], [[The Crystarium]]|''This is a curious mark. According to my sources, they hail from beyond Il Mheg's borders, and may well roam all across Norvrandt. It's a mean bastard, even for a wandering eater. We've received reports of it actively seeking out veteran hunters, as if it craves the thrill of the fight. Which isn't to say that it fights fair. Sadly, several of our top Nutters have been ambushed while returning home from a successful hunt, which has led some to wonder if it commands lesser minions to guide it to promising prey. As for who it was before it turned─some say it was an elven soldier who led others in open revolt against the rulers of Lakeland before the Flood, all at the behest of the mysterious Shadowkeeper, and that like the Virtues, its unusual hunting habits are rooted in its past life...''}} | ||
==Lore== | |||
{{Quotation|[[Encyclopaedia Eorzea]] Volume III, p. 297|This wandering eater, fearsome even amongst its own kind, roams all the lands of Norvrandt. Some say that it was once an elven soldier who, at the behest of the mysterious Shadowkeeper, joined the revolt against the rulers of Lakeland. Its unusual hunting habits are also said to be rooted in its past life, as the fiend is known to stalk and kill warriors of proven renown—a predilection that has spelled doom for more than few veteran Nutters.}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery heights=200px mode=packed> | ||
Image:Forgivenrebellion.png | Image:Forgivenrebellion.png | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[category:Elite Marks]] [[Category:The Hunt]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Enemies]] | [[category:Elite Marks]] [[Category:The Hunt]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Enemies]] | ||
{{Elite Marks nav}} | {{Elite Marks nav}} |
Latest revision as of 03:01, 31 December 2023
Forgiven Rebellion is a Rank S Elite Mark found in Norvrandt. Forgiven Rebellion is one of what the player base calls SS Ranks
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player up to 400 Sack of Nuts, 200 Allagan Tomestones of Poetics, 50 Allagan Tomestones of Aesthetics, 1 Cracked Planicluster and 1 Cracked Stellacluster.
Coordinates
Zone | Coordinates | Level range |
---|---|---|
Lakeland | (X:23, Y:22) | 80 |
Il Mheg | (X:13, Y:23) | 80 |
Kholusia | (X:35, Y:10) | 80 |
Amh Araeng | (X:27.3, Y:35.7) | 80 |
The Tempest | (X:13, Y:22) | 80 |
The Rak'tika Greatwood | (X:24.5, Y:37) | 80 |
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Each time a Rank S dies in Norvrandt, it has a chance to spawn four Forgiven Gossip throughout the zone. Once four of them are killed, Forgiven Rebellion will spawn.
If they spawn, the game will announce: "The minions of an extraordinarily powerful mark are on the hunt for prey."
They will withdraw exactly 5 minutes after this message if not engaged, or if disengaged by dying.
When all four are killed, Forgiven Rebellion will spawn.
Time
Forgiven Rebellion has no respawn timer. It is randomly decided by the server upon each Norvrandt Rank S death whether it will spawn minions or not. Because of this, if the spawning fails because a minion withdraws it has no effect on any timers. It could theoretically spawn minions after every single S rank death in Norvandt. in a row if the game decided to randomly do that.
Tips and Tricks
When it spawns, the game will announce "You sense the presence of a powerful mark..."
- Transference is a 100-yalm gap closer that jumps to a random target. Ranged players should be careful that they are not goading it far enough to reset it.
- Royal Decree is a large AoE that hits up to 32 targets based on proximity.
- Raging Fire is a donut AoE that applies a Vulnerability Up.
- Mindjack is a large AoE that hits up to 32 players based on proximity and forces them to run in the direction of their buff icon when it expires (potentially into an AoE).
- Sanctified Blizzard is telegraphed conal AoE.
- Sanctified Blizzard Chain is a chain of Sanctified Blizzards that rotates in a random direction. Keep behind and rotate with it.
- Interference is a telegraphed semi-circle AoE. Get behind Forgiven Rebellion.
- Heavenly Cyclone is a chain of Interferences that rotates in the indicated direction. Keep behind and rotate with it.
- Heavenly Scythe is a telegraphed circle AoE around Forgiven Rebellion.
Description
“This is a curious mark. According to my sources, they hail from beyond Il Mheg's borders, and may well roam all across Norvrandt. It's a mean bastard, even for a wandering eater. We've received reports of it actively seeking out veteran hunters, as if it craves the thrill of the fight. Which isn't to say that it fights fair. Sadly, several of our top Nutters have been ambushed while returning home from a successful hunt, which has led some to wonder if it commands lesser minions to guide it to promising prey. As for who it was before it turned─some say it was an elven soldier who led others in open revolt against the rulers of Lakeland before the Flood, all at the behest of the mysterious Shadowkeeper, and that like the Virtues, its unusual hunting habits are rooted in its past life...
Lore
“This wandering eater, fearsome even amongst its own kind, roams all the lands of Norvrandt. Some say that it was once an elven soldier who, at the behest of the mysterious Shadowkeeper, joined the revolt against the rulers of Lakeland. Its unusual hunting habits are also said to be rooted in its past life, as the fiend is known to stalk and kill warriors of proven renown—a predilection that has spelled doom for more than few veteran Nutters.
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 297