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| 2 element drop = Ice |
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==Battle== |
==Battle== |
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Spiracorns attempt to lance the player with their horns. They buck and kick those near them. Their charge attack can be blocked and parried. They are weak to one-handed swords, shields and fire and they resist ice and light. [[Cross chain]] can initiate against them. |
Spiracorns attempt to lance the player with their horns. They buck and kick those near them. Their charge attack can be blocked and parried. They are weak to one-handed swords, shields and fire and they resist ice and light. [[Cross chain]] can initiate against them. |
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[[warp-strike|Warp-striking]] spiracorns often topples them over. If caught in the middle of a herd, the player can hold the defense button and respond to the parry prompt when it appears. Since they appear in groups, throwing fire [[elemancy]] at them can catch the whole herd off guard. |
[[warp-strike|Warp-striking]] spiracorns often topples them over. If caught in the middle of a herd, the player can hold the defense button and respond to the parry prompt when it appears. Since they appear in groups, throwing fire [[elemancy]] at them can catch the whole herd off guard. |
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| − | Spiracorns can be used to [[Gil farming|farm gil]] if the player can efficiently break their horns. Locking onto the horns and warp-striking to them often works, and many [[Royal arms (Final Fantasy XV)|royal arms]] and the [[Final Fantasy XV |
+ | Spiracorns can be used to [[Gil farming|farm gil]] if the player can efficiently break their horns. Locking onto the horns and warp-striking to them often works, and many [[Royal arms (Final Fantasy XV)|royal arms]] and the [[Cerberus (Final Fantasy XV weapon)|Cerberus]] are good weapons for breaking off enemy appendages. The horns can then be sold. The hunt version of the spiracorn yields the [[Sturdy Helixhorn]] needed to make the [[Ultima Blade (Final Fantasy XV)|Ultima Blade]]. The official guide erroneously lists the same drops for both the normal enemy and the hunt version of spiracorn, but the latter in fact has wholly different drops. |
| − | The player doesn't need to kill anything so as long as they break the horns. By not killing the spiracorns, they will respawn without [[camp]]ing. |
+ | The player doesn't need to kill anything so as long as they break the horns. By not killing the spiracorns, they will respawn without [[camp]]ing. The hunt can also be repeated. |
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==Related enemies== |
==Related enemies== |
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Revision as of 17:37, 21 January 2020
Template:Sideicon Spiracorn is an enemy in Final Fantasy XV fought in the Cleigne region on the overworld as well as during two hunts. Spiracorns stay in herds and sometimes cross roads at creature crossings.
A pair of Lv.23 spiracorns fights in Cleigne Crossroads and All-Star Monster Mayhem in Totomostro under the team name Breakaway Bicorns.
Bestiary
- Alpha
- Herbivore sporting an entwined pair of spiral horns jutting out from its forehead. Like its cousin the mesmenir, the spiracorn is innately wary of mankind, making domestication and riding unfeasible, though some features indicate the species may at one time have been selectively bred as destriers.
- Size: 14.53 ft. Weight: 1.34 t
- Beta
- Spiracorn upon whose head a bounty rests. This breed eschews uniformity, and spiracorn behaviors vary by herd: some centering around larger leaders, some focused on expansion, and so on.
- Size: 14.69 ft. Weight: 1.38 t
Hunt
| Name | Location | Rank | Type | Mark | Habitat | Level | Reward | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Untamed Wild Horses | Coernix Station - Alstor | 3 |   | Spiracorn x7 | Alstor Slough (Daytime) | 25 | 3,870 gil, Megalixir | ★★ |
| Name | Location | Rank | Type | Mark | Habitat | Level | Reward | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Last Spiracorns | Old Lestallum | 1 | | Duplicorn x2, Spiracorn x3 | Lower Wennath (Daytime) | 29 | 4,610 gil, Megalixir | ★★ |
Stats
Enemy
Hunt
Battle
Spiracorn in battle.
Spiracorns attempt to lance the player with their horns. They buck and kick those near them. Their charge attack can be blocked and parried. They are weak to one-handed swords, shields and fire and they resist ice and light. Cross chain can initiate against them.
Strategy
Warp-striking spiracorns often topples them over. If caught in the middle of a herd, the player can hold the defense button and respond to the parry prompt when it appears. Since they appear in groups, throwing fire elemancy at them can catch the whole herd off guard.
Horn farming
Breaking off the horn.
Spiracorns can be used to farm gil if the player can efficiently break their horns. Locking onto the horns and warp-striking to them often works, and many royal arms and the Cerberus are good weapons for breaking off enemy appendages. The horns can then be sold. The hunt version of the spiracorn yields the Sturdy Helixhorn needed to make the Ultima Blade. The official guide erroneously lists the same drops for both the normal enemy and the hunt version of spiracorn, but the latter in fact has wholly different drops.
The player doesn't need to kill anything so as long as they break the horns. By not killing the spiracorns, they will respawn without camping. The hunt can also be repeated.