Tomb Zombie - Eternal
Dance the waltz, pa cha cha! These weirdos with candles on their heads treat the tombstones like their dancing partners. They dance every day, never short of a dance partner. Meanwhile Niflheim is never short of tombstones.
Combat overview
The main offensive, defensive, accuracy, and survival values.
- Max HP
- 652,500
- Physical attack
- 2,077
- Magic attack
- 901
- Physical defense
- 1,000
- Magic defense
- 508
- Hit
- 393
- Flee
- 266
Combat details
Core attributes and battle behavior that affect fighting this monster.
Attributes
- STR
- 123
- AGI
- 79
- DEX
- 80
- LUK
- 66
Battle behavior
- Attack speed
- 0.75
- Movement speed
- 60
Defeat rewards
Experience earned when this monster is defeated.
- Base EXP
- 2,366
- Job EXP
- 1,376
Drop Items
Cards, items, and currency currently linked to this monster.
Items and currency
Zeny
Zeny · Currency
Money made of silver.
Created by gods, this currency is now commonly used in the Nine Realms.
Leaf of Yggdrasil
Consumables · Reward
The leaf of Yggdrasil that created the world. It has magic power to revive the roles that have lost energy for fighting.
![Necromancy Candle [1] Blueprint](https://ro-codex.com/rom-assets/icons/item_25/item_45839.png){kind=icon}
Necromancy Candle [1] Blueprint
Blueprint · Reward
A candle from the head of a Tomb Zombie. It burns with an ominous blue flame. It’s said that strange things will come to anyone who wears it on their head...
Rotting Rope
Crafting material · Reward
From the traces left on the rope, some brilliant monster might have been chained by it...
![Undead Axe [2]](https://ro-codex.com/rom-assets/icons/item_20/item_41865.png){kind=icon}
Undead Axe [2]
Weapon - Axe · Reward
The owner of this axe was an honest lumberjack in life. One day he lost his axe in a lake, so the fairy of the lake gave him a golden axe instead.
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