Apr
Field Boss
From time to time, field bosses appear in the game at certain outdoor locations. The most common field bosses are:
Field Boss
English Name
Field Boss
Korean Name Spawn Location
Giant Black Wolf
거대 검은 늑대
Gray Wolf/Red Fox Field
Giant White Wolf 거대 흰 늑대
Gray Wolf/Red Fox Field
Giant Bear
거대 곰
Raccoon Field (near the woodcutter)
Black Knight 블랙 워리어
Raccoon Field (near the woodcutter)
Black Wizard
블랙 위자드
Gaihera Hill (The hill behind the Y junction before the dragon stature)
Giant Ogre 거대 안 오거
Kobold Field (near the 3rd town, Bangor)
Thief Goblin 도적 고블린
Field outside 2nd town, Dunbarton
Giant Raccoon 검은 너구리
Field outside 2nd town, Dunbarton
If you are lucky, you may come across an item dropped by a mob called Field Boss Info Scroll. When you use this scroll, you will see an announcement telling everyone near the spawn area exactly when, where and what boss will respawn soon. This scroll is NOT a field boss summoning scroll like the dead branches in RO. Regardless you use it or not, the field boss will still appear. It is up to you to share the information.
Take note that the Field Boss Info Scroll can expire like your enchant scrolls. Once the field boss has spawned, the Field Boss Info Scroll is useless.
Now, if you want to know what the announcement says, you of course have to know how to read a little Korean.
This is how you interpret the announcment in the below example. The announcement says, “The player named 버닝앤즈 has let us know that Giant Ogre will appear 3 days later South of its respawn location.”
If the number of days falls below 3, you will see Korean characters instead of a number in the announcement.
모레 Day after tomorrow
내일 Tomorrow
Directions are:
북 North
남 South
동 East
서 West
When you are very close to a Field Boss which has just respawned, you will see an announcement like this:
It says, “Giant Ogre has arrived around north of spawn location!!”
If you kill and finish a Field Boss, your name will be announced like this:
It says, “The player called Lachesis has killed the Giant Black Wolf!”
Tip: The punctuation will give you an idea of what kind of announcement is being broadcast.
