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Kill [[Earth Sprite]]s. Minhocao has a chance to spawn upon obtaining an [[Earth Crystal]], provided its random timer is up. | Kill [[Earth Sprite]]s. Minhocao has a chance to spawn upon obtaining an [[Earth Crystal]], provided its random timer is up. | ||
If it doesn't spawn after obtaining | * The [[Core Blimey]] FATE is unnecessary as it can easily be spawned with regular Earth Sprites. | ||
* If it doesn't spawn after obtaining [[Earth Crystal]]s 7 times, its random timer is most likely not up. | |||
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Revision as of 19:49, 14 May 2018
Minhocao is a Rank S Elite Mark found in Northern Thanalan.
Minhocao is a Rank S Elite Mark found in Northern Thanalan.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player up to 
100 Allied Seals, 
50 Centurio Seals, 
100 Allagan Tomestones of Poetics, and 
30 Allagan Tomestones of Aesthetics.
Coordinates
Northern Thanalan
Anywhere you've seen Flame Sergeant Dalvag or Dalvag's Final Flame.
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Kill Earth Sprites. Minhocao has a chance to spawn upon obtaining an Earth Crystal, provided its random timer is up.
- The Core Blimey FATE is unnecessary as it can easily be spawned with regular Earth Sprites.
- If it doesn't spawn after obtaining Earth Crystals 7 times, its random timer is most likely not up.
Time
57 to 63 hours after it's been killed; or alternatively 34 to 41 hours after maintenance has ended.
Tips and Tricks
- Earthquake is an attack on the mt.
- Sand Cyclone inflicts a random player with a cleansable Sludge dot.
- Sandstorm is a dodgable conal aoe.
- Poison Breath is a dodgable conal aoe that inflicts all hit with a cleansable Poison dot.
- Bottomless Desert is a large aoe that draws players in.
- Sand Breath is a dodgable conal aoe that inflicts all hit with a cleansable Bind and Accuracy Down debuff.
Description
Ah, yes, the sandworm. Large concerns like Amajina & Sons don't give a toss about the commonfolk being ambushed and eaten. But a sandworm attacking their convoy-we can't have that! ...Sightings of Minhocao have long been reported near deposits and mines, particularly those that hold quantities of ceruleum. Alchemically similar to the sandworms' foremilk, the catalyst is a food source for the great worms. Hunter-scholar: However, any attempt to lure Minhocao to the surface with the use of edible bait would necessitate very large quantities of food.
