Status effects and enfeeblements

[Wiseman40]

If you do not have the power to remove these from yourself using a spell (as in you're neither whm or rdm in any way) how do you deal with it?

Are there items that can get rid of some of this?

My 20 mnk/war killed a fairly easy enemy today while farming and had about 200 hp left.

The poison actually ended up killing me.

I realize that as a monk later on my self heal will remove poison, but that is quite a long time from now.

[Mog]

Re: Status effects and enfeeblements

If you do not have the power to remove these from yourself using a spell (as in you're neither whm or rdm in any way) how do you deal with it?

Are there items that can get rid of some of this?

My 20 mnk/war killed a fairly easy enemy today while farming and had about 200 hp left.

The poison actually ended up killing me.

I realize that as a monk later on my self heal will remove poison, but that is quite a long time from now.

There are items designated for certain ailment affects. Just buy a couple of andicdotes for the field, and you'll be set.

[Jei]

Re: Status effects and enfeeblements

hmm actually at lower level, we just avoid enemies that can inflict some status on us. Especially lizards and crawlers, their poison are very deadly if you have no Whm on your side.

[Mog]

Re: Status effects and enfeeblements

hmm actually at lower level, we just avoid enemies that can inflict some status on us. Especially lizards and crawlers, their poison are very deadly if you have no Whm on your side.

and tiny mandragoras LOL. I fought one and the little bastard poisioned me. After that I just waited to die.

[Bahamut Kaiser]

Re: Status effects and enfeeblements

Best thing to do if your soloing weak enemies and want to survive is sub whm, the ability to remove a simple but deadly ailment without paying out antidotes is a great asset.