The Troll is an enemy from Final Fantasy IX. The party can find it on the Conde Petie Mountain Path, and on the overworld areas on the Outer Continent near to Madain Sari, the Iifa Tree, the Desert Palace, and the Earth Shrine.
It fights using physical attacks, as well as inflicting Berserk on a party member using Solution, and Blizzara. Whenever it takes physical damage, it will counter its attacker, dealing moderate damage to them; fighting them with magic and eidolons is ideal. The Troll is susceptible to Quina's LV4 Holy.
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AI script[]
Function Troll_Init
set attacklist = [ Spear ; Spear ; Blizzara ; Solution ; Solution ]
Function Troll_ATB
set selectedattack = RandomAttack( attacklist )
if ( selectedattack == Spear )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Spear )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Blizzara )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Solution )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam( NotMatching(SV_PlayerTeam[STATUS_CURRENT], PETRIFY | DEATH | JUMP | BERSERK) )
elseif ( selectedattack == Solution )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam( NotMatching(SV_PlayerTeam[STATUS_CURRENT], PETRIFY | DEATH | JUMP | BERSERK) )
Attack( selectedattack )
Function Troll_Counter
if ( ( GetAttackCommandId == Skill ) && ( GetAttackId == What's That?! ) )
return
set SV_Target = GetAttacker
if ( GetAttackCommandId != Attack )
return
if ( !( GetRandom % 3 ) )
return
if ( !( #NotMatching(SV_Target[STATUS_CURRENT], PETRIFY | DEATH | JUMP) ) )
return
Attack( Counter )
Tetra Master[]
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Other appearances[]
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Etymology[]
A troll is a supernatural being in Norse mythology and Scandinavian folklore. In Old Norse sources, beings described as trolls dwelt in isolated rocks, mountains, or caves, lived together in small family units, and were rarely helpful to humans. Later, in Scandinavian folklore, trolls became beings in their own right where they lived far from human habitation, were not Christianized, and were considered dangerous. Depending on the region their appearance varied from ugly and slow-witted to looking and behaving exactly like human beings. Trolls are sometimes associated with particular landmarks, which at times are explained as formed from a troll exposed to sunlight.