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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Quotation|Hunter-scholar of [[Costa del Sol]]|Bloody Mary is oft cited as the example of an unstoppable force-Qiqirn gluttony-meeting an immovable object-maternal love. Such characterization would not pass muster beyond the confines of a winesink, however, and is known to provoke dissent even in those establishments.<br /> | |||
While Bloody Mary is indeed an apkallu whose eggs suffered Qiqirn predation, nesting hens as a rule do not spear a failed egg thief a score and half times with their beaks, then proceed to bathe in their victim's blood.}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
[[file:bloody mary1.jpg|400px]] | [[file:bloody mary1.jpg|400px]] | ||
Revision as of 01:31, 1 September 2018
Bloody Mary is a Rank B Elite Mark found in Eastern La Noscea.
Bloody Mary is a Rank B Elite Mark found in Eastern La Noscea.
Killing the Elite Mark will reward the player 
5,000 gil and 
100 Allied Seals if the mob is the weekly Elite Mark Bill.
Coordinates
Eastern La Noscea
(x22,y25) (x20,y25) (x18,y25) (x18,y28) (x17,y30) (x15,y29) (x15,y30) (x21,y29) (x21,y30) (x17,y32) (x17,y33) (x20,y31) (x21,y33) (x21,y32) (x32,y27) (x28,y25) (x28,y27) (x28,y28) (x30,y25) (x31,y27) (x27,y31) (x26,y34) (x27,y33)(x29,y36) (x32,y36)
Spawn Conditions
Trigger
Normal Spawn
Time
5 seconds after death
Tips and Tricks
- Flying Sardine is a weak hitting attack.
Description
“Bloody Mary is oft cited as the example of an unstoppable force-Qiqirn gluttony-meeting an immovable object-maternal love. Such characterization would not pass muster beyond the confines of a winesink, however, and is known to provoke dissent even in those establishments.
While Bloody Mary is indeed an apkallu whose eggs suffered Qiqirn predation, nesting hens as a rule do not spear a failed egg thief a score and half times with their beaks, then proceed to bathe in their victim's blood.— Hunter-scholar of Costa del Sol
