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• Will o' the Wisp

  Edit template for this spirit The Will-o'-the-Wisp (ignis fatuus) is an atmospheric phenomenon found in cultures the world over. Manifesting as an eerie ghostly light, it is most often found at night

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• Black Tortoise

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• Merging Experience

  Due to the difference in how the experiments are carried out, I've made several experiments to determine how the EXP and levels are determined when merging experience in order to strengthen spirits: Testing for

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• Coatlicue

  Edit template for this spirit Obtained during hunt at (-10,+2). Obtained during battle at (-6,+2).

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• Xipe Totec

  Edit template for this spirit Drops from -7,+2 and -9,+1.

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• Ictinike

  Edit template for this spirit Drops from -7,+5

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• Chalchiuhtlicue

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• Coyolxauhqui

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• Kapoonis

  Edit template for this spirit Kapoonis, along with his twin brother Enumclaw, were deities belonging to a Native American tribe of the Pacific Northwest. The exact tribe name is not known. Kapoonis and his brother

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• Marduk

  Edit template for this spirit In ancient Babylonia, Marduk was the patron deity of the city of Babylon. Not much was known about him originally, but later he became associated with water, vegetation, judgment, and

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• Kitsunebi

  Edit template for this spirit The kitsunebi is a kaika (atmospheric ghost light) found in tales and legends of Japanese myth. This flickering light would appear at night and the number seen would sometimes be

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• Tezcatlipoca

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• Jack-o'-Lantern

  Edit template for this spirit The Jack-o'-Lantern is similar to the Will-o'-the-Wisp in that it is another term for the ghostly light phenomenon of ignis fatuus. There are many stories

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• Ziz

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• Nanahuatzin

  Edit template for this spirit In Aztec mythology, Nanahuatzin was the god of the sun. Of all the Aztec deities, he was the most humble. He sacrificed himself in fire so that he would continue

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• Manticore

  Edit template for this spirit The manticore is a mythological creature of Persian origin. It was known to have to body of a lion, a human head with several rows of sharp teeth, a voice

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• Guan Yu

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• Hattori Hanzo

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• Black Body

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• Charibasa

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• Xiuhtecuhtli

  Edit template for this spirit Battle Areas: -11,+2; -10,+2; -5,-1

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• First Mother

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• Grenburr

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• Bahamut

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• Peluda

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