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FFXII Ashe Solo Part 144 Ashe vs Yeti

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Channel: Scotty's HD Gaming Channel! · 2009 · Gaming

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Ashe Solo FINAL FANTASY XII Ashe battles Yeti

Final Fantasy XII Enemy 
Yeti  

Minimum stats  Maximum stats  
Level  Evade %  
27  0  
HP  MP  
4237  300  
Power  Defense  
37  16  
Magic Power  Magic Defense  
12  15   
 Level  Evade %  
28  0  
HP  MP  
4477  306  
Power  Defense  
41  18  
Magic Power  Magic Defense  
12  15  
 
Japanese  イエティ  
Romaji  Ieti  
Location(s)  Paramina Rift,
(Silverflow's End, Icebound Flow)  
Bestiary Location Paramina Rift  
LP Awarded  2  
Common Steal  Tanned Giantskin  
Uncommon Steal  Remedy  
Rare Steal  1000 gil  
Common Poach  Tanned Giantskin  
Rare Poach Arctic Wind  
High Drop  Ice Magicite  
Medium Drop  Tanned Giantskin  
Low Drop  Teleport Stone  
Very Low Drop  Demonsbane  
Monograph Drop  Arctic Wind (10% - Knight's Monograph)  
Canopic Jar Drop  Arcana (10%)  
Resistant to  N/A  
Weak Against  Thunder  
Absorbs  Ice  

Immune to  Doom, Reverse, Poison, Lure  

Attack(s)  (7-hit max), Ram,  

Abilities  Blizzara, Smite of Rage, Bacchus' Wine  

Innate abilities  Null Knockback  

Additional Info  Drops Arctic Wind (10%) and Arcana (10%),
May use Bacchus Wine to become Berserk.

Page 1: Observations
"A thick coat of fur is the perfect protection against the cold in the snow-covered mountain ranges where these creatures reside. In olden times it was said that mountain gods lived in the snowy crags, and villagers would offer them sacrifices for their good favor. Now it is widely believed that these 'gods' were, in fact, yeti who had succeeded in cowing superstitious local residents." 

Page 2: A Curious Treasure
"Now, it is a well-known fact among researchers of arctic monstrosities that the yeti possesses lungs of particular fascination, operating as they do at a temperature colder than ice, making them well-suited to the breathing of frigid air. Unique structures within the yeti's lungs cause atmospheric moisture to form icy tubes, with openings on either side which permit the flow of air. Over time, these tubular structures grow ever more intricate, and when they are later forcibly removed from the yeti's chest cavity, they become the curious objects known as arctic winds, and are highly collectible."

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