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{{NPC location info|Thavnair| 18.3,23.5 |90}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Thavnair| 19.9,31.0 |90}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Thavnair| 26.4,20.6 |90}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Thavnair| 27.5,25.1 |90}} | |||
{{NPC location info|Thavnair| 32.8,20.5 |90}} | |||
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==Spawn Conditions== | ==Spawn Conditions== | ||
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''Evidently, this particular specimen grew inordinately powerful after menacing several alchemists and subsequently downing half the Great Work's supply of potions and elixirs.<br />'' | ''Evidently, this particular specimen grew inordinately powerful after menacing several alchemists and subsequently downing half the Great Work's supply of potions and elixirs.<br />'' | ||
''The professors of the Studium's Faculty of Medicine were ecstatic to hear of this, and have requested samples to facilitate the study of the effect alchemical potations have on animals. Alas, for various reasons, few are willing to contend with a rampaging gaja.''}} | ''The professors of the Studium's Faculty of Medicine were ecstatic to hear of this, and have requested samples to facilitate the study of the effect alchemical potations have on animals. Alas, for various reasons, few are willing to contend with a rampaging gaja.''}} | ||
==Lore== | |||
{{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] Volume III, p. 299|Named for a medicinal plant in the old tongue of the Arkasodara, Iravati grew inordinately powerful after menacing several alchemists and subsequently downing half the Great Work's supply of potions and elixirs. The professors of the Studium's Faculty of Medicine were ecstatic to hear of this—but have requested the wild beast be tamed ere they incorporate it into their study of the effect alchemical potations have on animals, as few are willing to stare down a rampaging gaja.}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:30, 31 December 2023
Iravati is a Rank B Elite Mark found in Thavnair.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player 
5,000 gil and 
100 Sacks of Nuts if the mob is the weekly Elite Guildship Mark Bill.
Coordinates
| Zone | Coordinates | Level range |
|---|---|---|
| Thavnair | (X:18.3, Y:23.5) | 90 |
| Thavnair | (X:19.9, Y:31.0) | 90 |
| Thavnair | (X:26.4, Y:20.6) | 90 |
| Thavnair | (X:27.5, Y:25.1) | 90 |
| Thavnair | (X:32.8, Y:20.5) | 90 |
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Normal Spawn
Time
5 seconds after death
Tips and Tricks
- Rear is a telegraphed circle AoE around Iravati doing slightly more damage than its auto-attack.
- Trunk Tawse is a telegraphed conal AoE doing slightly more damage than its auto-attack.
Description
“Ah yes, Iravati. The name is a rather ancient word for a medicinal plant—or so my colleagues among the Arkasodara say.
Evidently, this particular specimen grew inordinately powerful after menacing several alchemists and subsequently downing half the Great Work's supply of potions and elixirs.
The professors of the Studium's Faculty of Medicine were ecstatic to hear of this, and have requested samples to facilitate the study of the effect alchemical potations have on animals. Alas, for various reasons, few are willing to contend with a rampaging gaja.— Lubdahrm, Old Sharlayan Aetheryte Plaza, Old Sharlayan
Lore
“Named for a medicinal plant in the old tongue of the Arkasodara, Iravati grew inordinately powerful after menacing several alchemists and subsequently downing half the Great Work's supply of potions and elixirs. The professors of the Studium's Faculty of Medicine were ecstatic to hear of this—but have requested the wild beast be tamed ere they incorporate it into their study of the effect alchemical potations have on animals, as few are willing to stare down a rampaging gaja.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea Volume III, p. 299
