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| note=100% critical hit rate with spells; uses Disruptive Wave. | | note=100% critical hit rate with spells; uses Disruptive Wave. | ||
| location = [[Grotto]] | | location = [[Grotto]] | ||
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Fowleye is considerably more dangerous than [[Elusid]], owing chiefly to having a 100% critical hit rate with his spells and being able to use [[Disruptive Wave]]. | Fowleye is considerably more dangerous than [[Elusid]], owing chiefly to having a 100% critical hit rate with his spells and being able to use [[Disruptive Wave]]. | ||
His | His attack spells are [[Kaswoosh]] and [[Kazam]], and he has the [[Divine Intervention]] ability. When he uses [[Bounce]], knock it down with your own Disruptive Wave - he takes extra damage from fire, and you don't want your mage to eat their own [[Kafrizzle]]. | ||
The [[Forbearance]] - [[Magic Mirror]] combination | The [[Forbearance]] - [[Magic Mirror]] combination could be useful, but Disruptive Wave will cancel your Magic Mirror. If you can get a Fowleye map at all, it's probably less trouble to just have your healer use [[Multiheal]] every round while your tanking character beats on the boss with attack moves. | ||
The reflective torso pieces ([[mirror armor]], [[catoptric armor]], [[twinkling tuxedo]], [[shimmering dress]]) may help to some extent. | The reflective torso pieces ([[mirror armor]], [[catoptric armor]], [[twinkling tuxedo]], [[shimmering dress]]) may help to some extent, as may resistance gear. | ||
==Related enemies== | ==Related enemies== | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 15 September 2010
Fowleye is a boss in Dragon Quest IX, found in higher-level grottos.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IX
Fowleye is considerably more dangerous than Elusid, owing chiefly to having a 100% critical hit rate with his spells and being able to use Disruptive Wave.
His attack spells are Kaswoosh and Kazam, and he has the Divine Intervention ability. When he uses Bounce, knock it down with your own Disruptive Wave - he takes extra damage from fire, and you don't want your mage to eat their own Kafrizzle.
The Forbearance - Magic Mirror combination could be useful, but Disruptive Wave will cancel your Magic Mirror. If you can get a Fowleye map at all, it's probably less trouble to just have your healer use Multiheal every round while your tanking character beats on the boss with attack moves.
The reflective torso pieces (mirror armor, catoptric armor, twinkling tuxedo, shimmering dress) may help to some extent, as may resistance gear.
Related enemies
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