The Burrower Beast
Raid Encounter
This is the trigger for the Burrower encounter in the Deep.
The event consists of 7 waves of spawns about 3 minutes apart.
- 12 Spawns, consisting of A rock burrower , A stone carver, A spined rock burrower.
- 12 Spawns, consisting of A rock burrower, A stone carver, A spined rock burrower.
- 12 Spawns, consisting of A rock burrower, A stone carver, A spined rock burrower.
- 6 Spawns, consisting of A core burrower
- 6 Spawns, consisting of A core burrower
- 6 Spawns, consisting of A core burrower
- 2 Spawns, consisting of A parasite larvae
- 1 Spawn, consisting of A burrower parasite - This spawns 6 minutes later.
Category: EverQuest
This page last modified 2017-09-17 12:43:09.
Level: 63
Expansion:
Expansion:
NPC Added: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
NPC Last Updated: 2019-09-08 20:58:38
NPC Last Updated: 2019-09-08 20:58:38
Known Loot:
Ancient Burrower Flesh Cap
Ancient Burrower Hide Tunic
Ancient Burrower Spine
Bile Drenched Flesh Robe
Brilliant Stone Ring
Ring of Living Ore
Ring of the Depths
Shard from Unfathomable Depths
Spell: Blessing of Aegolism
Spell: Cloak of the Akheva
Spell: Hammer of Souls
Spell: Khura's Focusing
Spell: Koadic's Endless Intellect
Spell: Mask of the Stalker
Spell: Moonfire
Spell: Speed of the Brood
Spell: Spirit of Khati Sha
Spell: Warder's Protection
Spell: Zevfeer's Theft of Vitae
Ancient Burrower Flesh Cap
Ancient Burrower Hide Tunic
Ancient Burrower Spine
Bile Drenched Flesh Robe
Brilliant Stone Ring
Ring of Living Ore
Ring of the Depths
Shard from Unfathomable Depths
Spell: Blessing of Aegolism
Spell: Cloak of the Akheva
Spell: Hammer of Souls
Spell: Khura's Focusing
Spell: Koadic's Endless Intellect
Spell: Mask of the Stalker
Spell: Moonfire
Spell: Speed of the Brood
Spell: Spirit of Khati Sha
Spell: Warder's Protection
Spell: Zevfeer's Theft of Vitae
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jan 23 2002 at 9:26 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) I don't know about you guys, but this thing looks like those big mother ****** worms from DUNE! I may be the first person to come up with this one! I am so damn brilliant!!! Wow, ok that's all. I wonder what he does????
#Anonymous,
Posted: Jan 11 2002 at 8:49 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) the npc in this zone says that deepspore mushrooms are3 good to eat maybe if you pull one tho this worm he will eat it or sumthin i dont know someone should give it a try
Anonymous
Spice, I need the Spice!
#Anonymous,
Posted: Feb 20 2002 at 3:25 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) He makes the spice you moron.
32 posts
He who controls the Spice controls the universe !
And what Pitar did not tell you is that we have someone very close, VERY CLOSE to Duke Leto !
A Traitor !
I'm not going to tell you who traitor is or when we'll attack. Just know that the Duke will die before these eyes and HE'll KNOW, HE'll KNOW that it is I..Baron Vladimir Harkonnen that encompasses his DOOM !
-Dune 1984
And what Pitar did not tell you is that we have someone very close, VERY CLOSE to Duke Leto !
A Traitor !
I'm not going to tell you who traitor is or when we'll attack. Just know that the Duke will die before these eyes and HE'll KNOW, HE'll KNOW that it is I..Baron Vladimir Harkonnen that encompasses his DOOM !
-Dune 1984
#Anonymous,
Posted: Mar 11 2002 at 3:48 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) And what the hell does this have to do with anything? Besides the fact that all of the movies have sucked *** so far.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Mar 28 2002 at 5:43 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Try reading a book once in a while instead of shoveling lard into your gaping maw while you watch reruns of heehaw on your 64inch retardo-vision...
#Anonymous,
Posted: Apr 07 2002 at 4:12 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) I have read the books you c|ock sucking b|itch.
#REDACTED,
Posted: Apr 10 2002 at 10:00 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Then you are a moron.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Apr 17 2002 at 1:40 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) And you are a f|ucktard.
#REDACTED,
Posted: Apr 20 2002 at 9:41 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) sorry but had to reply
#REDACTED,
Posted: Jan 05 2002 at 6:06 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Has anyone tried giving someting to it?
Ever targeted "spawn master" in ToV? can't hit it, but you can pp it and it ripostes, funniest thing ever is when i riposted myself to death on the thing.
Anonymous
This Look Like the One in the grey
Zhelot
Zhelot
3 posts
Was hunting in Acryllia last night, and in a small underwater passage there was a worm that looks just like this, only ALOT smaller...same deal though, red, indiff con that can't be targeted.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Dec 29 2001 at 10:14 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Seriously... this looks EXACTLY like a worm from Dune!!! OMG!!!
Anonymous
this mob is currently untargetable and is also non aggro. Assuming he's triggered somehow, I dont think anyone's figured out how to do it. However, I have heard there are a string of in zone quests in The Deep and it's being speculated the end result will have something to do with this monster worm.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Dec 23 2001 at 8:30 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Someone kill that thing and post some info!!!! I wanna know more about this beast.
#Anonymous,
Posted: Dec 23 2001 at 5:29 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) OMG i'm just posting here just cause i can !!! And i'm gonnna make silly not needed comments about something i'm never gonna see
29 posts
Are the makers of Dune gonna sue Verant over this one?
#Anonymous,
Posted: Dec 30 2001 at 4:54 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Guys Why Would u want them to Sue Verant if he made the whole game and expansion and u play it ? u dont want to play it anymore ?
Anonymous
I think Westwood should sue Verant because this is on Dune and Emperor-Battle For Dune
29 posts
I dont want to sue Verant hell i dont care. Im just saying that this worm thing looks exactly like the worms in dune. Could be a copyright infringement.
Anonymous
actually no one can sue nobody over anything.
here is why :-
when Frank Herbert wrote dune he used the term 'sandworm'; an creature which actually exists IRL, as a referance to the worms in his novels. as such when and if he put a copyright on that term (which he didnt btw cause you cannot copyright something that already exists in nature and you didnt discover/manufacture/etc). if there was a sandwurm look alike named Shai-hulud or any other name specifically connected to his work ; without prior consent i might add, then he can sue.
Westwood cant do **** because while they have copyrighted their portrayal of 'sandworms' in their game, unless verant's version looks and functions exactly(or reasonably close) like their protrayal, they have no basis for a lawsuit. i am not sure, but even if they did sue the settlement would probably go to Herbert's estate and not EA/westwood's coffers because the whole idea of Dune is licenced intellectual property.
Verant has gone out of their way to make sure their worms look similar enough to be familiar , but not close enough to cause serious legal problems.
Also they have Sony backing them...... even EA would be scared of taking on that much money and clout with such a flimsy case as potential copyright infringement.
here is why :-
when Frank Herbert wrote dune he used the term 'sandworm'; an creature which actually exists IRL, as a referance to the worms in his novels. as such when and if he put a copyright on that term (which he didnt btw cause you cannot copyright something that already exists in nature and you didnt discover/manufacture/etc). if there was a sandwurm look alike named Shai-hulud or any other name specifically connected to his work ; without prior consent i might add, then he can sue.
Westwood cant do **** because while they have copyrighted their portrayal of 'sandworms' in their game, unless verant's version looks and functions exactly(or reasonably close) like their protrayal, they have no basis for a lawsuit. i am not sure, but even if they did sue the settlement would probably go to Herbert's estate and not EA/westwood's coffers because the whole idea of Dune is licenced intellectual property.
Verant has gone out of their way to make sure their worms look similar enough to be familiar , but not close enough to cause serious legal problems.
Also they have Sony backing them...... even EA would be scared of taking on that much money and clout with such a flimsy case as potential copyright infringement.
Anonymous
If that's the case then Tolkein's estate would have a heyday with VI.
EQ is LOtR personified... Halflings with furry feet and little mounds with round doors..
..Orcs (in what other stories have you seen them?).
A distinction between High Elves and Wood Elves.
Tolkein introduced the idea that Dorfs make good miners...
A vague similarity to a Dune worm hardly qualifies.
Hell, Monty Python has more evidence of infringement than Westwood. ie, the Seru guards saying "Nobody expects the Seru inquisition!"
EQ is LOtR personified... Halflings with furry feet and little mounds with round doors..
..Orcs (in what other stories have you seen them?).
A distinction between High Elves and Wood Elves.
Tolkein introduced the idea that Dorfs make good miners...
A vague similarity to a Dune worm hardly qualifies.
Hell, Monty Python has more evidence of infringement than Westwood. ie, the Seru guards saying "Nobody expects the Seru inquisition!"
Remember Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? Not just the movie, the story. That's an old tale that goes back far, far before either Tolkien or Disney. Dwarf miners.
Anonymous
What most people don't realize is that Tolkien himself was a professor of Medieval English Literature at Oxford University in Brittain (I believe that is the correct University). It was he and a few of his colleagues that brought such works of literature as Beowulf into the serious intellectual spotlight over a millenium after their creation. Tolkien made no bones about the facts that he got many of the ideas for his works from Medieval English, German, and Scandanavian literature.
For example, Dwarves are the Dverg from Norse mythology. The elves are either Alfar from Norse mythology or the Faerie from Brittish legend. Tolkien's elves are more similar to the Fae, because they are taller than humans rather than short and diminutive like the Alfar. Smaug had a weak spot on his breast just like the Dragon from the Sigmund/Sigurd/Sigfried Cycle (or whatever it's called). Heck, the entire country of Rohan is based on Medieval England as far as names and language is concerned. Theoden is old english fore "leader" or "chieftan," and Orthanc translates to "intelligence, understanding, or mechanical art." As far as races are concerned, the only really original one was the Hobbits, whose society was loosely based on rural Brittish society of the Victorian age, or so (probably get some arguments to this one). Contrary to popular belief, Tolkien did not create orcs, goblins, trolls, dragons, etc...these all existed in Northern European legend and folklore for centuries before his writing. Tolkien just made sure that we wouldn't forget about them. I'm not sure, but I think the Balrog might be completely original, as are Shelob and her spidery kin.
This is not to down Tokien's writing in any way. He knew exactly what he was doing when he made use of existing literature to draw from. By doing so, he made the stories resonate within us by harkening back to a more primitive time. I could go on and on about this, but I'm sure y'all have gotten bored with it by now.
BTW, I don't mean to post anonymously, but I've lost my password and @home no longer exists so I don't know how to get my password back :(
For example, Dwarves are the Dverg from Norse mythology. The elves are either Alfar from Norse mythology or the Faerie from Brittish legend. Tolkien's elves are more similar to the Fae, because they are taller than humans rather than short and diminutive like the Alfar. Smaug had a weak spot on his breast just like the Dragon from the Sigmund/Sigurd/Sigfried Cycle (or whatever it's called). Heck, the entire country of Rohan is based on Medieval England as far as names and language is concerned. Theoden is old english fore "leader" or "chieftan," and Orthanc translates to "intelligence, understanding, or mechanical art." As far as races are concerned, the only really original one was the Hobbits, whose society was loosely based on rural Brittish society of the Victorian age, or so (probably get some arguments to this one). Contrary to popular belief, Tolkien did not create orcs, goblins, trolls, dragons, etc...these all existed in Northern European legend and folklore for centuries before his writing. Tolkien just made sure that we wouldn't forget about them. I'm not sure, but I think the Balrog might be completely original, as are Shelob and her spidery kin.
This is not to down Tokien's writing in any way. He knew exactly what he was doing when he made use of existing literature to draw from. By doing so, he made the stories resonate within us by harkening back to a more primitive time. I could go on and on about this, but I'm sure y'all have gotten bored with it by now.
BTW, I don't mean to post anonymously, but I've lost my password and @home no longer exists so I don't know how to get my password back :(
Anonymous
OMG that friggin thing is HUGE....and ummm....UGLY...
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