ffxiv-datamining/csv/SpearfishingItem.csv

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2	#	Description	Item	GatheringItemLevel		TerritoryType	IsVisible
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5	20000	Those who dare gaze into its swirling whorls risk spiraling into infinite madness. Luckily, few have peered into that void, as an intact specimen of this fragile shell is scarcely to be found.	20144	205	26	613	True
6	20001	Despite its name, the shading of this protogynous species is subject to variation as it transitions genders. As a result, some infer that its tenebrous title in fact references the deadly, viscous toxin it secretes.	20145	205	11	613	True
7	20002	The glass manta is known as a languorous, lackadaisical wayfarer whose striped ray brethren were domesticated by the Kojin long ago.	20146	205	12	613	True
8	20003	Originally brought over as tribute to the bakufu of Hingashi by an emissary from Radz–at–Han, the diplomat himself could not have taken to his new habitat as well as these fish have.	20147	205	26	613	True
9	20004	This moray maintains a symbiotic relationship with the spiny lobster, providing protection to the crustacean while the lobster lures forth the octopodes on which the wavekin feeds.	20148	205	11	613	True
10	20005	A well-known children's story in Doma tells of a complacent hoppfish given to pondering the unbearable lightness of being, an allegory of existential thought positing that each has but one life to fish.	20149	205	26	614	True
11	20006	Wrapped in a tough, scaly cuirass and always craving the crunch of bones and shells, this hardest of links in the food chain has a name synonymous with grit in Doman vernacular.	20150	205	15	614	True
12	20007	Per the axiom “the harder the battle, the sweeter the victory,” this notoriously difficult-to-land blowfish is as much loathed by fishermen as it is loved by diners.	20151	205	14	614	True
13	20008	What it loses to the Doman eel in terms of flavor, the giant eel more than makes up with in volume, and those who value a full belly will certainly get their gil's worth out of this oversized creature.	20152	205	15	614	True
14	20009	This hermit crab spins its way through several spiral shells over the course of its curmudgeonly life, gradually grabbing larger domiciles as it chases pesky neighbors away from its property.	20153	205	26	614	True
15	20010	Based on history, we know this massive crab can extend its major claws to span the width of two adult Hyurs set shoulder to shoulder.	20154	210	12	613	True
16	20011	Once brought to the brink of extinction by a Thavnairian fad that claimed these fish could unlock the secret to eternal youth, the species was saved at the last moment by a shift in popular attitudes toward growing old gracefully.	20155	210	11	613	True
17	20012	The precise purpose of its dual dorsal fins remains a mystery to scholars, as observing the dark fish in its native deep-sea environs has proven nigh impossible.	20156	210	12	613	True
18	20013	The vertical black and white striping that identifies these sharks disappears as the pups mature, and for a long time, youth and adult specimens were considered altogether separate species.	20157	210	12	613	True
19	20014	With a morose, bony appearance and purported powers to ward off evil spirits, it should come as no surprise this shell is a popular trinket with those who fly the skull-and-crossbones.	20158	210	26	613	True
20	20015	This repulsive breed of languid swimmers' only chance of drawing near to fellow sea creatures is to dangle bait from their protrusions and hope others are not revolted.	20159	210	14	614	True
21	20016	Ubiquitous and unremarkable shellfish tucked in among the rocks and algae along Othardian river- and lakebeds. These whelks are essentially what fish feed on when they can't be bothered to hunt for something better.	20160	210	13	614	True
22	20017	It is indeed a curiosity how an herbivorous fish should chance to grow to Roegadyn dimensions in length, but the vegetarian diet at least helps explain this fish's youthful, clean-shaven appearance.	20161	210	15	614	True
23	20018	The bioluminescent organs that cause this slight-bodied fish to glow in the dark are sometimes mistaken by fishers for drowned spirits lost at sea from afar, but there is no mistaking the wavekin's disproportionately enormous head.	20162	215	10	613	True
24	20019	While this fish may not technically be inedible, its string-like fin fibers make for a meal that will under no circumstances go down smoothly, and the flesh reeks of rot to boot.	20163	215	11	613	True
25	20020	Though this eel may be named for its affinity for green, its aversion to land should assuage growers' fears of one turning up in the garden.	20164	215	10	613	True
26	20021	Overlooked in most cultures due to its voidsent likeness, the Hingashi see past the repugnant exterior of this prize ingredient and find the hidden delectability underneath.	20165	215	10	613	True
27	20022	From shellfish and small fry to turtles and baby sharks, this fish has an appetite for everything, and the Kojin discipline little wrongdoers by warning them the brindlebass seeks out naughty children for supper.	20166	215	12	613	True
28	20023	It is well-known that the spina of its fins are laced with a virulent toxin, yet still the promise of its tender, white flesh tempts many a fisher into an early grave.	20167	215	11	613	True
29	20024	This offshoot of the Doman crayfish boasts a vibrant sanguine-toned plate, a stark contrast to the other members of its family.	20168	215	26	614	True
30	20025	One of the four great fish of Doma, its delights were once a rare treat for the privileged, but have since been made available to the masses via farming.	20169	215	15	614	True
31	20026	The shells of this wavekin once served as the coin of the realm in the lands of Yanxia, to which the Hingan term “zeni” refers, though the mollusk is all but worthless nowadays.	20170	215	13	614	True
32	20027	The corpse-eater is a large carnivorous fish that rides the warm currents into the Ruby Sea. Its unfortunate habit of gathering around floating bodies has resulted in an undeservedly grim name. For the record, any corpses the fish may have been caught nibbling on were dead before the fish found them.	20171	220	12	613	True
33	20028	Its rugged facial features, scar-like stripe, and solitary swimming habits earned this fish the Hingan title of “ronin,” or “wandering warrior.” The fish does not seem to actively seek a master.	20172	220	12	613	True
34	20029	To taste a toothsome grouper is to enter a higher plane of flavorful bliss; to catch one, divine.	20173	220	12	613	True
35	20030	This popular Far Eastern treat spends its evenings scouring the reef with its radula, delicately sifting through and devouring scrumptious strands of seaweed.	20174	220	10	613	True
36	20031	In case you were wondering, correcting friends and family members who erroneously refer to this species as a “red starfish” does indeed make you a pedant.	20175	220	10	613	True
37	20032	This crab runs the migratory gauntlet of the river, starting out at the basin, then venturing upstream to freshwater in midlife before ultimately returning out to sea to bear its young.	20176	220	13	614	True
38	20033	Just your typical, average, run-of-the-mill case of a reclusive ascetic fasting to the point of infirmity, stumbling and tumbling into a river, receiving the mercy of the gods, and having his spirit transmigrated into a fish.	20177	220	14	614	True
39	20034	A fish of famed longevity that has swum the One River since time immemorial in search of enlightenment, with a few supposedly having ascended to the heavens above.	20178	220	15	614	True
40	20035	A squid with a reputation for getting around, this sharp cephalopod resides on plates all over the Far East. Delicious whether raw or battered.	20179	225	11	613	True
41	20036	A scad or not a scad? That is the question that confronts scholars who ponder the nomenclature of this undefinable fish, a pioneering maverick that defiantly straddles taxonomical lines and chooses to live beyond labels.	20180	225	11	613	True
42	20037	Spontaneous though it may be, occasionally a species will simply be named after the first thing its finder spies in the vicinity, as in the case of this cold-climate crustacean.	20181	225	11	613	True
43	20038	Even amid the scarce light of the deep, its highly reflective eyes shine a bright-red beacon, and its name has inspired numerous groan-worthy “how did the lates eyes get so red” punchlines among schoolchildren desperate for attention.	20182	225	12	613	True
44	20039	After the eggs are laid in autumn, the hatchlings battle winter's chill to emerge full-grown in spring, constituting an entirely common life cycle with nothing in particular to be bitter about, really.	20183	225	14	614	True
45	20040	Despite complete and utter inattention to diet and exercise, this longevous fish still manages to see its fair share of summers, not uncommonly more than the fishermen who pursue it.	20184	225	15	614	True
46	20041	This wavekin's dubious origin story tells of a snake who wished to swim in the river despite the fact that snakes and fish are in no way related, though in fairness, the small up-top, long-in-the-back form of the mullet does bear a slight ophidian resemblance.	20185	225	14	614	True
47	20042	Whiling the daylight hours away under the cover of rock, this fish comes out at night to paint the sea red─two coats!	20186	230	11	613	True
48	20043	This tiny floating tiger earns its stripes by hunting plankton with catlike precision, but its gluttonous appetite threatens to turn its stripes into rings.	20187	230	26	614	True
49	20044	A holy hand fan called forth the rains that doused the fires of the mountain, only for the great butterfingered tengu to then unceremoniously drop it into the One River, whereupon it metamorphosed into this stormy electric ray. True story.	20188	230	14	614	True
50	20045	The trained eye will appreciate the lamellated striae and tuberculate folds of the concentric whorls atop its squamous base, its thin, arcuate columella, and lustrous operculum. The untrained eye will appreciate a pretty shell.	20189	230	26	614	True
51	20046	Most somber-toned of the four great fish of Doma. Having nourished the masses for generations, the blue-fish has swum its way into Doman folklore alongside the mythical onefish, twofish, and red-fish.	20190	230	15	614	True
52	20047	This naughty nocturnal croaker has a habit of getting itself into hot water, namely Yanxian and Nagxian cauldrons.	20191	230	16	622	True
53	20048	The “cavalry” of its name arrives from the popular rumor that an esurient school of the catfish split a river-fording horse in two, devouring it from the stomach out. Horse-lovers and the weak of stomach might steer clear of this “meal that eats you back.”	20192	230	18	622	True
54	20049	While more imaginative Xaela may convince themselves that this fish's eponymous appendage heralds the dawn and renders its kin to the almighty Azim, sometimes a red fin is just a red fin.	20193	230	17	622	True
55	20050	Having fallen in a teardrop as the moon above wept into the sea below, this pious disc-in-water offers prayers to the Lover each full moon in hopes of returning home.	20194	230	26	621	True
56	20051	One might mistakenly assume this bonytongue was left out in the sun too long, but the pigmentation of its glistening scales actually owes more to its saline habitat.	20195	230	21	621	True
57	20052	This merciless lord of Loch Seld rules with an iron fin, visiting a nightly reign of terror upon the indigenous Flood Tuna, who live in perpetual fear of the salty tyrant.	20196	230	20	621	True
58	20053	The sky-colored shine of its tapetum evokes the proud image of Ala Mhigan regalia, but the cape is only as good as the king, and the fish was unduly subjected to symbolic slaughter following the fall of Theodoric.	20197	230	21	621	True
59	20054	Discovery of this “new” bioluminescent species has been hailed as a breakthrough by academics, but the Kojin, who have dwelled beside the fish for countless generations, do not see what all the fuss is about.	20198	245	26	613	True
60	20055	Despite being the largest fish in its family, this exceptional hunter is remarkably fast, and sure to go quickly when served for supper as well.	20199	245	12	613	True
61	20056	Whether it is named for the fruit of the season in which it is oft seen or named for the sweetness of its flesh, under no circumstances should fish be paired with fruit.	20200	245	15	614	True
62	20057	Borrowing its name from the Hingan word for the “flowers” of sintered sediment found in hot springs, this crab has the curious ability to warm the waters around itself, not unlike younglings in a pool.	20201	245	14	614	True
63	20058	The namesake gudgeon of the Nhaama desert dwellers is also a kindred spirit, abiding the daylight's arc amid the shade of rocks, and emerging to hunt only at night.	20202	245	17	622	True
64	20059	One man's dross is another man's dinner with these clams, and while the Xaela may turn their nose up in the steppes, the Yanxians are more than happy to chow down by the river.	20203	245	16	622	True
65	20060	Fret not─this herbivorous catfish posing as a land shark is little more than a paper tiger.	20204	245	18	622	True
66	20061	These shrimp literally rained from the heavens above Gyr Abania after being swept up in the seismic sea storms of the Calamity.	20205	245	20	621	True
67	20062	The saviors of your dinner party come complete with their own dish. Simply soak the salt and sand out before serving to enjoy these heroes in the half shell.	20206	245	26	621	True
68	20063	The whitening effect of salt-absorption is favored by natural selection amid the saline climes, and the seasoning effect is favored by Highlanders, who enjoy the urchins raw.	20207	245	26	621	True
69	20064	An expert at meticulously crafting dwellings out of salt licks, this architectural crustacean's schematic weakness lies in its failure to build in a backdoor, allowing itself to be cornered by all too many guileful fishermen.	20208	245	20	621	True
70	20065	To small sea creatures, this aquatic warrior strikes an imposing profile─clad in a chitinous, segmented exoskeleton of armor, brandishing menacing pincers, and flailing thick, whip-like antennae. Gods be praised they are tiny.	20209	260	11	613	True
71	20066	While the shark bears the name of the venerated Far Eastern sea scholar who discovered it, genealogy hints that it is actually an ancestor of the Allagan bladeshark.	20210	260	12	613	True
72	20067	Initially the unintended by-product of rabid inbreeding among market goldfish, the Doman bubble eye has stabilized into a viable species with an eye-popping following, no doubt owing to its vibrant coloring and caricaturish expressions.	20211	260	13	614	True
73	20068	An old Doman fable tells of a presumptuous squeaker who sought to soar where only dragons dare venture, and was cast to the depths of the sea as punishment, never to surface again.	20212	260	13	614	True
74	20069	Denizen of the middle and lower rivers of Othard who loyally serves as the eyes of the Dawn Father, to hear the Xaela tell it.	20213	260	26	622	True
75	20070	While a few are to be found in Loch Seld, one is far more likely to come across this swirly shell atop the tables of Ala Mhigo, where the cellar's abode is routinely repurposed into a salt shaker.	20214	260	19	621	True
76	20071	While fishmongers may carry cuts of this sturgeon, it is the caviar, marinated to perfection in the brine of Loch Seld, that is worth its weight in gold.	20215	260	21	621	True
77	20072	The toothy grin this ruthless long-jawed killer flashes before bearing down on its prey will be a familiar sight to debtors who've taken loans from sharks of a different sort.	20216	260	21	621	True
78	20073	With wing-like fins, this dark crusader glides through the sea, a hero fighting for the small fry. The bashful bat relies not on witchery, instead prevailing with its physical prowess, genius intellect, and indomitable will.	20217	275	10	613	True
79	20074	From the brackish estuaries to the fresh waters upstream, these protandrous fish visit every ilm of the river over the course of their lives.	20218	275	14	614	True
80	20075	Myriad twisted tales of drowned souls have been tied to the eerie, rope-like appearance of this otherwise harmless anguilliform fish, whose only crime is wanting a hug.	20219	275	15	614	True
81	20076	The precious shade of pink worn by this adorable little angel tempts one to pinch its heavenly little fish cheeks. These domesticated darlings can be found watching over many an aquatic garden.	20220	275	14	614	True
82	20077	Looming larger than her dawn relative, the dusk herald benights the waters with silver-blue scales of twilight in devout service to Nhaama.	20221	275	17	622	True
83	20078	Fiercely territorial from birth, the younglings seek to intimidate any and all who enter their perceived sphere of dominion, kin included; a posture that sits perfectly well with the Oronir.	20222	275	18	622	True
84	20079	This pipira's saltwater habitat seasons it to perfection, soliciting no assistance on the part of the cook other than to slap the fish on the grill, making for an unmistakable taste of Ala Mhigo the first time, and every time.	20223	275	20	621	True
85	20080	Before reaching out to caress the smooth and lustrous chrome of this seemingly metallic specimen, be forewarned that it is indeed a slimy, smelly fish.	20224	275	19	621	True
86	20081	While the sole may resemble the bottom of a foot, this fastidious fish is mindful not to tread on its predators' toes, and its ivory sheen allows it to step lightly among the flora of the lake floor.	20225	275	20	621	True
87	20082	A slough of unflattering sobriquets, many of which cannot be uttered in polite company, are ascribed to this beakfish at its various phases of development, hence its “motley” moniker. Needless to say, the tale of the ugly beakfish does not end happily.	20226	290	12	613	True
88	20083	When one predatory trait far exceeds any local resistance, a species is wont to remain largely the same, and such is the case of this immutable scalekin, whose preternatural olfactory sense has allowed it to sniff out prey, track the scent, and stave off adaptation for ages.	20227	290	12	613	True
89	20084	Researchers spent decades attempting to mark the spot where this scalekin fell on the ancestral scale between fish and dolphin only to recently find that it had never actually gone extinct.	20228	290	15	614	True
90	20085	The braggadocio of the sailfin landed it in the One River, as the mighty Susano put the arrogant fish in its place by casting it out of the Ruby Sea, banishing it from its home for once and for all.	20229	290	14	614	True
91	20086	Possessed of an imposing frame and whiskers that speak to its wisdom, this fish calls to mind the balance of body and spirit embodied by the ancient masters, and appears cognizant of nature's innermost secrets.	20230	290	14	614	True
92	20087	The act of swallowing the sun burned a permanent orange hue in to the scales of this hungry fire-eater and brought about the first eclipse, in case there was any question concerning how that astronomical phenomenon occurred.	20231	290	18	622	True
93	20088	Feared and reviled by the public for the role its deadly venom played in the infamous assassination of a feudal lord, the snake itself is blameless, exhibiting a passive temperament and not ordinarily given to biting.	20232	290	17	622	True
94	20089	Unblinking sentinel left in the wake of the Dawn Father and Dusk Mother's departure to watch over the Xaela in their absence.	20233	275	16	622	True
95	20090	According to the existential hierarchy of Xaela reincarnation, fishliness is next to godliness. Horses who serve their masters well in life ascend to the waters afterward, with the most noble of destriers reborn in pristine scales of white.	20234	290	16	622	True
96	20091	This fish is said to have been found atop the peaks of Abalathia's Spine following the great deluge of the Calamity, though the claims are widely regarded as wildly inaccurate, if not patently false.	20235	290	21	621	True
97	20092	This freelance, armed with a sturdy helm and pair of pincers, was once consulted for tactical strategy, as oracles invoked plastromancy to divine routes to victory from the lines beneath its carapace.	20236	290	20	621	True
98	20093	The Sharlayans lightheartedly dubbed this fish a “butterfly,” while in Ala Mhigo it was given the macabre moniker of “wraith,” a textbook illustration of a cultural bias anecdote referenced by scholars ad infinitum despite the fact everyone has already heard it a hundred times over.	20237	290	19	621	True
99	20094	These flat, flaxen fish are instinctively drawn to floating objects, so there's a fair chance a friendly one will swim up to greet visitors in the water. Whether or not to return the hail by harpooning the fish is at the visitor's discretion.	20238	275	21	621	True
100	20095	Infighting among this breed of scalekin is rampant, as merely being a member of the species atop the food chain of Loch Seld will not suffice for these bloodthirsty despots, who seek utter and total dominance over all.	20239	290	21	621	True
101	20096	While it is the female tatsunoko who lays the eggs, it is the male who sees them through gestation in a brood pouch on its belly. And if that doesn't make you truly stop and think, nothing will.	20528	290	26	613	True
102	20097	Taking its name from a Hingan blade of legend, this razor-toothed wavekin is one of the few predators known to successfully hunt the slippery snailfish.	21179	300	12	613	True
103	20098	The unusual snailfish is covered in a supple, gelatinous skin rather than scales, allowing it to wriggle free from the jaws of would-be predators.	21180	300	11	613	True
104	20099		0	0	0	0	False
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