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See with your eyes, and listen with your ears, my fellow Mithra... Witness for yourself what one loathed "sinner" will accomplish in this tumultuous age...
Lehko Habhoka

Lehko Habhoka (レコ・ハボッカ, Reko Habokka?) is a non-playable Mithra character from Final Fantasy XI.

A Mithra Black Mage affiliated to Windurst during the Crystal War, Lehko serves as a tactical adviser for the Tarutaru, Robel-Akbel and as such serves on the sidelines of battle. However he does venture onto the battlefield from time to time, particularly during the Siege of Windurst where he entered the battlefield astride a chocobo to save Romaa Mihgo when she was knocked unconscious during combat. He is also the father of Nanaa Mihgo.

As a Mithran he acts kind of playful, lazing around while resting. He also seems to enjoy playing chess. As a male Mithra, a rare gender commodity, he is sought after by many of the female officers under his command. This once turned into the officers feuding with each other for his attention, resulting in him hiding for a brief time until things cooled down.

Story

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It is heavily implied that he is the son of Yow Rabntah, a member of the fateful Multinational Expedition. She had found a shard of magicite in the frozen Northlands and used it to construct the Bow of Light. Because of the magicite, the bow became a dangerous artifact and ended up causing a bloody civil war in the Mithran homeland. She, along with Fire Tribe chieftainess Nhev Befrathi, were branded "sinners"; a stigma that seems to be passed on to their children. Nhev evaded the Sin Hunters and arrived in war-torn Mindartia to deliver the Bow back to Lehko on the eve of the Battle of Windurst.

As the Warlock Warlord's tactical adviser, he knew the secret of his true identity. When Karaha-Baruha and Robel-Akbel started losing control of Fenrir as the beast faced down Tzee Xicu the Manifest, Lehko attempted to use the Bow of Light to shoot down the Yagudo Manifest. Before he could fire an arrow, Perih Vashai stopped him, in fear that he would succumb to the bow's power. As a result Tzee Xicu and the beastmen fled back to Castle Oztroja with Fenrir in pursuit.

After the battle, a Mithran tracker informed him that Nhev Befrathi and her daughter were in a caravan attacked by the Yagudo and were presumed dead.

Spoilers end here.

Quests

Type	Cutscene NPC
Location	Windurst Waters (S) (Cutscenes Only)
Involved in Missions	Affairs of State
Involved in Quests	Knot Quite There A Manifest Problem When One Man Is Not Enough A Feast for Gnats The Long March North The Forbidden Path Sins of the Mothers Howl from the Heavens

Trivia

First appearing in November 20, 2007, in the Wings of the Goddess expansion pack, Lehko is currently the only male Mithra known by name.
Lehko Habhoka came in seventeenth place in a Final Fantasy XI NPC Popularity Contest held by Square Enix in June 2013. Current players of the game were given an opportunity to vote for their favorite NPC and share ideas for stories involving these characters.

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+{{Quote|See with your eyes, and listen with your ears, my fellow Mithra... Witness for yourself what one loathed "sinner" will accomplish in this tumultuous age...|Lehko Habhoka}}
+'''Lehko Habhoka''' {{J|レコ・ハボッカ|Reko Habokka}} is a non-playable [[Mithra]] character from ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''.
+A Mithra [[Black Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Black Mage]] affiliated to [[Federation of Windurst|Windurst]] during the Crystal War, Lehko serves as a tactical adviser for the [[Tarutaru]], [[Robel-Akbel]] and as such serves on the sidelines of battle. However he does venture onto the battlefield from time to time, particularly during the Siege of Windurst where he entered the battlefield astride a [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy XI)|chocobo]] to save [[Romaa Mihgo]] when she was knocked unconscious during combat. He is also the father of [[Nanaa Mihgo]].
-'''Lehko Habhoka''' is a non-playable [[Mithra]] character from ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''.
+As a Mithran he acts kind of playful, lazing around while resting. He also seems to enjoy playing chess. As a male Mithra, a rare gender commodity, he is sought after by many of the female officers under his command. This once turned into the officers feuding with each other for his attention, resulting in him hiding for a brief time until things cooled down.
-A Mithra [[Summoner (Final Fantasy XI)|Summoner]] affiliated to [[Windhurst]] during the Crystal War, Lehko serves as a tactical adviser for the [[Tarutaru]], [[Robel-Akbel]] and as such serves on the sidelines of battle. However he does venture onto the battlefield from time to time, particularly during the Siege of Windhurst where he entered the battlefield astride a [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy XI)|Chocobo]] to save [[Romaa Mihgo]] when she was knocked unconscious during combat.
-As a Mithran he acts kind of playful, lazing around while resting. He also seems to enjoy playing chess.<br>
-As a male Mithra, a rare gender commodity, he is sought after by many of the female officers under his command. This once turned into the officers feuding with each other for his attention, resulting in him hiding for a brief time until things cooled down.
 ==Story==
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+{{spoiler}}
-It is heavily implied that he is the son of [[Yow Rabntah]], a member of the fateful [[Multinational Expedition]]. She had found a shard of [[magicite]] in the frozen Northlands and used it to construct the [[Bow of Light]]. Because of the magicite, the bow became a dangerous artifact and ended up causing a bloody civil war in the Mithran homeland. She, along with Fire Tribe cheiftaness [[Nhev Befrathi]], were branded "sinners"; a stigma that seems to be passed on to their children. Nhev evaded the [[Sin Hunters]] and arrived in war-torn [[Mindartia]] to deliver the Bow back to Lehko on the eve of the [[Battle of Windust]].
+It is heavily implied that he is the son of [[Yow Rabntah]], a member of the fateful [[Multinational Expedition]]. She had found a shard of [[magicite]] in the frozen Northlands and used it to construct the Bow of Light. Because of the magicite, the bow became a dangerous artifact and ended up causing a bloody civil war in the Mithran homeland. She, along with Fire Tribe chieftainess Nhev Befrathi, were branded "sinners"; a stigma that seems to be passed on to their children. Nhev evaded the [[Sin Hunters]] and arrived in war-torn [[Mindartia]] to deliver the Bow back to Lehko on the eve of the Battle of Windurst.
-As the Warlock Warlord's tactical adviser, he knew the secret of his true identity. When [[Karaha-Baruha]] and [[Robel-Akbel]] started losing control of [[Fenrir (Summon)#Final Fantasy XI|Fenrir]] as the beast faced down [[Tzee Xicu the Manifest]], Lehko attempted to use the Bow of Light to shoot down the Yagudo Manifest. Before he could fire an arrow, [[Perih Vashai]] stopped him, in fear that he would succumb to the bow's power. As a result Tzee Xicu and the beastmen fled back to Castle Oztroja with Fenrir in pursuit.
+As the Warlock Warlord's tactical adviser, he knew the secret of his true identity. When [[Karaha-Baruha]] and [[Robel-Akbel]] started losing control of [[Fenrir (summon)#Final Fantasy XI|Fenrir]] as the beast faced down Tzee Xicu the Manifest, Lehko attempted to use the Bow of Light to shoot down the Yagudo Manifest. Before he could fire an arrow, [[Perih Vashai]] stopped him, in fear that he would succumb to the bow's power. As a result Tzee Xicu and the beastmen fled back to Castle Oztroja with Fenrir in pursuit.
 After the battle, a Mithran tracker informed him that Nhev Befrathi and her daughter were in a caravan attacked by the Yagudo and were presumed dead.
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 ==Quests==
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+| location = Windurst Waters (S) (Cutscenes Only)
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+| missions = Affairs of State
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+| quests = Knot Quite There<br/>
-|style="background:#bbbbbb"|<font size=1>'''Location:''' ||style="background:#dddddd"|<font size=1>Windurst Waters (S) (Cutscenes Only)
+A Manifest Problem<br/>
-|-
+When One Man Is Not Enough<br/>
-|style="background:#bbbbbb"|<font size=1>'''Involved in Missions:''' ||style="background:#dddddd"|<font size=1>Affairs of State
+A Feast for Gnats<br/>
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+The Long March North<br/>
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-Knot Quite There<br>
+The Forbidden Path<br/>
+Sins of the Mothers<br/>
-A Manifest Problem<br>
-When One Man Is Not Enough<br>
+Howl from the Heavens<br/>
+}}
-A Feast for Gnats<br>
+{{clear}}
-The Long March North<br>
-The Forbidden Path<br>
-Sins of the Mothers<br>
-Howl from the Heavens<br>
-|}
-{{-}}
 ==Trivia==
-* First appearing in November 20, 2007, in the [[Wings of the Goddess]] expansion pack, Lehko is currently the only male [[Mithra]] known by name.
+*First appearing in November 20, 2007, in the ''[[Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess|Wings of the Goddess]]'' expansion pack, Lehko is currently the only male [[Mithra]] known by name.
+*Lehko Habhoka came in seventeenth place in a ''Final Fantasy XI'' [http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/topics/npcenqt/index.html NPC Popularity Contest] held by [[Square Enix]] in June 2013. Current players of the game were given an opportunity to vote for their favorite NPC and share ideas for stories involving these characters.
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-[[Category:Final Fantasy XI Characters]]
+[[Category:Characters in Final Fantasy XI]]
 [[Category:Mithra]]