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Description
Closely resembling her smaller domesticated cousin, the razortusk sow adds beady, bloodshot eyes and razor-sharp tusks to the normal porcine physique.
In Depth
Good intermediate between Sand Sprites and Silver Leucros. Like other porcine-type creatures, they hit very hard for their level, so they can potentially be more dangerous one-on-one than a silver leucro, but overall are lower level. Dancing with four does not lock armor as fast as four leucros.
With 108 evasion, no burden and insignificant armor hindrance, sows were hitting 100% of the time. Nothing got through shield at 133 ranks. As a Bard performing DEMA, was able to handle them easily with 110 in defenses.
They spawn in the eastern portion of the road to selkies, near the abandoned farm/vacant fields. They are separated from the razortusk boars and do not mix. (Used SIRE to double check).
Tactics cap < 98
Weapons hard cap at 120
Melee Mastery cap at 130
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