Nanaa Mihgo

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General Notes Nanaa Mihgo's normal melee attacks have the chance to give additional effect Paralyze, Stun, or Poison. Nanna Mihgo has access to normal Dagger weapon skills, such as Viper Bite, Wasp Sting, Dancing Edge, and Evisceration. She also has access to a special weapon skill called: King Cobra Clamp that does conal damage has an additional effect of Paralyze, Stun, and Poison. Summons her kittens based on remaining HP. Cha Lebagta @ ~70% HP, Bopa Greso @ ~30%. See the Discussion page for published testimonials. Nanaa Mihgo Adversary Type Unclassified Family Humanoid Job Thief Class Notorious Monster Resistances A: Absorbs · S: Susceptible · R: Resists 100% denotates that a monster takes full damage. Tiers of 50% or less guarantee a spell resist.

Listings

Listings by Zone
Zone   Chamber of Oracles      Battlefield: A Moogle Kupo d'Etat Mission: Roar! A Cat Burglar Bares Her Fangs       Level Behavior HP MP DEF EVA M.DEF 12500~13500 X Assisted By Goblin Repossessor, Goblin Intimidator, Goblin Enforcer, Cha Lebagta, Bopa Greso Rewards Abilities Spells Perfect Dodge

NPC

NPC
Location:	Windurst Woods - (J-3)
Type:	Quest NPC
Description:	A crafty cat burglar who is always looking to grrrrab valuable loot.

Starts Quests/Missions

• Mihgo's Amigo
• Rock Racketeer
• The Tenshodo Showdown (Thief AF)
• As Thick as Thieves (Thief AF)
• Hitting the Marquisate (Thief AF)
• Windurst Mission 2-1
• Roar! A Cat Burglar Bares Her Fangs

Involved in Quests/Missions

• Lure of the Wildcat (Windurst)
• Trust: Windurst

Lore

FFXI Baseline

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• Nanaa Mihgo is leader of the burglar's hideout in Windurst Woods with 2 underlings.
• In the mithran conflict over the selection of the next Chieftainess of Windurst, seems to be uninterested in the chieftainness's bow but could be considered a rival of Semih Lafihna for the succession since Nanaa's not a Sibyl Guard, and therefore would be considered someone of 'real' mithran heritage.
• Likes collecting Yagudo Bead Necklaces, which the Yagudo theomilitary use as a type of Rosary (prayer beads).
• Has another hideout between the Rose Tower and Lily Tower of the Horutoto Ruins, which is in a hidden underground location.
• She hides her treasures in her kitty : which either takes the meaning of a pool of money or the second hideout, but some vulgar usage causes some dialog and the headlines on the tarutaru news reports to sound funny or wrong.

Rise of the Zilart

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• Nanaa Mihgo has supernatural abilities that reference a type of magic that could be referred to as card tricks, close-up magic, or mentalist reading ability.
  • Includes the ability to know what's written on something she touches without looking at it, and the ability to make objects disappear.
  • The Sibyl Guards have been unable to convict her of crimes because the evidence is never found.
• Wears the same outfit as the current Kazham chieftainess, Jakoh Wahcondalo.
• Nanaa Mihgo was thought to have been a member of a larger criminal syndicate, but no trace of these criminals could be found and any memories of these encounters and any memories of involved parties have been erased.
  • The criminals were thought to communicate by delivering letters containing hidden meanings, about the goods they were fencing.

Chains of Promathia

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• Confirmed to be the daughter of the former Kazham chieftainess, Romaa Mihgo.
  • Note: Mithra cubs are not genetically related to their mothers. Orphans are found by adventurers and either raised as their own or sent back to the homeland to be taken care of by other mithra. Twinstones are made into earrings to link the mother and cub.

Wings of the Goddess

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• Romaa Mihgo (S) is implied to be carrying a child in the womb at the end of the storyline.
  • It may seem like a contradiction of the Rise of the Zilart lore, however :
    • The people in the Shadowreign areas are incorrect about the current year since they use the positions of the stars to determine the current date, and the stars are not where they're supposed to be.
    • The Rise of the Zilart version of Windurst has a timekeeping problem too, where the crystalline lenses in their telescopes originate from demons of the land of illusions.
  • The child would've been given to her by Lehko Habhoka
    • He may have implanted a piece of his soul for reincarnation, as suggested by an ominous journey ahead (he already did a task resembling the headstone pilgrimage in his earlier quests, so it's not that) and message that Romaa would be waiting forever for his return. A similar ability is connected to the descendants of the Holy City of Adoulin, demons of Tartarus, the forbidden art of the Windurstian manustery in the Windurst Allegience missions, and other possibilities.

Kupo Missions

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• Nanaa Mihgo uses a weapon skill called King Cobra Clamp, an improved version of the Cobra Clamp used by Romaa Mihgo.
  • The entry item to Nanaa Mihgo's battle is the Navaratna talisman.

Earthen Lore

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• Nanaa Mihgo's outfit is modeled after the Diamonds suit playing card.
  • She has a unique set of 9 markings on her face.
  • This would make her the true Nine of Diamonds.
• Scotland lore
  • The Nine of Diamonds is referred to has the "Curse of Scotland", after the theft of the 9 crown jewels of Mary Queen of Scots.
  • The English name "Mary" in Scottish would usually translate to "Maura".
    • The Mithra who stole the jewel from the Halls of the Gods in Zilart Missions is named "Maryoh",
      • Maryoh wears a few pieces of the THF AF attire but not the full set: it's the same pieces you'll receive during the quests that Nanaa Mihgo is involved in.
• Hindi lore
  • Navaratna from the Kupo Missions lore refers to the 9 Gems in Hindi
  • The gems themselves are a reference to the 9 Holds or Nava Graha in the holy language of Sanskrit.