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{{Quotation|Jaliqai of Reunion|On the Azim Steppe, the matamatas are venerated for their longevity. To hunt one of these stately creatures is a great honor. <br /> | {{Quotation|Jaliqai of [[The Azim Steppe|Reunion]]|On the Azim Steppe, the matamatas are venerated for their longevity. To hunt one of these stately creatures is a great honor. <br /> | ||
The matamatas, however, are not so easily hunted. And even amongst their enduring number, there is one whose long trail of life is strewn with the bodies of those who sought to claim his shell. <br /> | The matamatas, however, are not so easily hunted. And even amongst their enduring number, there is one whose long trail of life is strewn with the bodies of those who sought to claim his shell. <br /> | ||
The steppe hunters call him “Kurma,” the name spoken with hushed reverence. If you would hunt this mark, then do so with the respect this venerable legend deserves.}} | The steppe hunters call him “Kurma,” the name spoken with hushed reverence. If you would hunt this mark, then do so with the respect this venerable legend deserves.}} | ||
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Kurma is a Rank B Elite Mark found in The Azim Steppe.
Kurma is a Rank B Elite Mark found in The Azim Steppe.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player 
5,000 gil and 
100 Centurio Seals if the mob is the weekly Elite Veteran Clan Mark Bill.
Coordinates
The Azim Steppe
(x24,y30) (x26,y34) (x21,y34) (x17,y33) (x14,y30) (x15,y26) (x11,y28) (x9,y25) (x9,y22)
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Normal Spawn
Time
5 seconds after death
Tips and Tricks
- Embalming Earth is a weak hitting attack.
- Scalding Earth is a dodgable conal aoe. It inflicts a cleansable Burn dot if hit by it.
Description
“On the Azim Steppe, the matamatas are venerated for their longevity. To hunt one of these stately creatures is a great honor.
The matamatas, however, are not so easily hunted. And even amongst their enduring number, there is one whose long trail of life is strewn with the bodies of those who sought to claim his shell.
The steppe hunters call him “Kurma,” the name spoken with hushed reverence. If you would hunt this mark, then do so with the respect this venerable legend deserves.— Jaliqai of Reunion