Object
Final Fantasy XIV
Members
Acid Bubble, Aetherial Tear, Airstone, Amalj'aa Supply Crate, Auxiliary Ceruleum Tank, Barricade, Bomb Boulder, Bomb, Cermet Bulkhead, Collapsed Rock, Corrupted Crystal, Crimson Nail, Demon Wall, Detonator, Dodo's Nest, Egi Plume, Final Hourglass, Fleshy Pod, Forbidden Gate, Gastric Juice, Giant Bomb, Giant Clam, Glowing Cresset, Granite Gaol, Gungnir, Gyre Spume, Hive Gate, Infernal Nail, Interceptor Node, Iron Chain, Kobold Toolbox, Large Boulder, Magitek Field Generator, Magitek Field Inductor, Main Ceruleum Tank, Medium Circle, Mold Colony, Morbol Fruit, Planar Fissure, Prominence, Proto-Ultima Arm Unit, Queer Bubble, Rancor Flame, Razor Plume, Sacred Idol, Sacred Spear, Sacred Standard, Sacred Standard, Satin Plume, Small Boulder, Snowball, Spiny Plume, Staff of Eldering, Stale Bubble, Starfall Circle, Sticky Web, Stomach Wall, Stonefall Circle, Tainted Mold, Unholy Grimoire, Voidgate, Wave Spume, White Magestone, Zu Egg, Ishgardian Steel Chain, Iron Cell, Humming Atomizer, Sworn Shield, Dark Plasma, Soul Crystal
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Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops Areas
Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops Areas
Acid Bubble Object 31 Passive - -
Aetherial Tear Object 50 Hostile - -
Airstone Object 44 Passive - -
Amalj'aa Supply Crate Object 18 Passive - -
Auxiliary Ceruleum Tank Object 50 Passive - -
Barricade Object 25 Passive - -
Bomb Object 30–50 Passive - -
Bomb Boulder Object 50 Hostile - -
Cermet Bulkhead Object 50 Passive - -
Collapsed Rock Object ?? Passive - -
Corrupted Crystal Object 44 Hostile - -
Crimson Nail Object ?? Passive - -
Dark Plasma Object 50 Hostile - -
Demon Wall Object 50 Hostile - -
Detonator Object ?? Passive - -
Dodo's Nest Object 12 Passive - -
Egi Plume Object 44 Hostile - -
Final Hourglass Object 50 Hostile - -
Fleshy Pod Object 24 Hostile - -
Forbidden Gate Object 50 Hostile - -
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