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Revision as of 16:56, 10 September 2018
Stolas is a Rank A Elite Mark found in The Dravanian Hinterlands.
Stolas is a Rank A Heavensward Elite Mark found in The Dravanian Hinterlands.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player up to 
40 Centurio Seals, 
30 Allagan Tomestones of Poetics and 
10 Allagan Tomestones of Aesthetics.
Coordinates
The Dravanian Hinterlands
(x17,y38) (x15,y36) (x8,y34) (x9,y28) (x13,y29) (x15,y25) (x16,y32) (x27,y20) (x24,y23) (x27,y25) (x27,y29) (x35,y27) (x38,y29) (x34,y24) (x36,y21) (x32,y20)
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Normal Spawn
Time
4 to 6 hours after killed.
Tips and Tricks
- Chirp randomly inflicts random players with Sleep. Being hit by any mob breaks the Sleep, so getting a random npc to auto attack you during the fight can guarantee your Sleep will not last its full duration. If you already have Sleep and are hit with Chirp again, you will get Nightmare, which has the same effect as sleep.
- Reckless Abandon is a tankbuster.
Description
“You'll never guess who put the bounty on Stolas's head─it was sent by a Sharlayan astrologian, all the way from his homeland across the seas.
He lived here before the exodus, conducting his scholarly experiments. In one such trial, he used his magicks to bind an owl to him as a familiar. The test succeeded, but by some quirk of fate, the owl gained a prodigious intelligence, outstripping even that of its master.
But when the exodus came, the owl revolted. It attacked its master, stole a tome of forbidden knowledge, and escaped into the hinterlands. It seems the tome contains secrets of such cataclysmic power that, for the safety of the realm, this owl cannot be suffered to live.— Yloise of Idyllshire
