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| - The will-o'-the-wisp, or wisp, is a nocturnal creature of Xanth.
- Will-o'-the-Wisp is a monster.
- Will-o'-the-Wisp Es el cuarto soundtrack de Naruto Shippūden: La película Original Soundtrack Compuesto por Takanashi Yasuharu. Es usado en Naruto Shippūden: La película. Empieza con unos golpes al instrumento japonés taiko, voces ceremoniales masculinas que terminan al sonar el arpa, violonchelo y violín entremezclan sus notas, regresan las voces masculinas y continúan los instrumentos anteriores. Evoca solemnidad, suspenso y oscuridad. Categoría:Soundtracks Categoría:Banda sonora
- Will-o'-the-Wisp Es el cuarto soundtrack de Naruto Shippūden: La película Original Soundtrack Compuesto por Takanashi Yasuharu. Es usado en Naruto Shippūden: La película. Empieza con unos golpes al instrumento japonés taiko, voces ceremoniales masculinas que terminan al sonar el arpa, violonchelo y violín entremezclan sus notas, regresan las voces masculinas y continúan los instrumentos anteriores. Evoca solemnidad, suspenso y oscuridad. Categoría:Soundtracks Categoría:Banda sonora
- A will-o'-the-wisp (Lux Dementiae) is an insect formed when a glow-worm is struck by lightning, and continues moving in an electerically charged state.
- Will-o'-the-Wisp's real name is Nick Williams. When he was alive Nick was a detective and an ace. After his death, he was often summoned by Cameo through Nick's hat.
- Will-o'-the-wisps were pale lights that, according to some travelers, could be seen in the marshes of Lothal. In the Lothal Jedi Temple, Ezra Bridger confronted a terrifying vision of the Grand Inquisitor. After that vision disappeared, there remained a floating point of light that reminded Bridger of a will-o'-the-wisp.
- Will-o'-the-Wisps are magical flashing beings that attract travelers with their shining lights, and then go underwater, eventually drowning the person following them. Will-o'-the-Wisps can also use Fire-based attacks, specifically Spiral, which they use liberally. They can only be harmed using Magic, however go down relatively easily with a few points' worth of investment into Intelligence and the right spell. Like for most mobs, Cross Napalm works quite well, as Will-o'-the-Wisps like to crowd together.
- Will o' the Wisp (Dr. Jackson Arvad) is a fictional character, a comic book supervillain in the Marvel Universe. He is a physicist who gained control over the electromagnetic attraction between his body's molecules, allowing him to adjust his density (like the Vision). He is most often a foe of Spider-Man.
- Level: Fairy 3 Spell Resistance: yes Spinning around and flinging your lantern skyward, you send your elemental like a mortar shot that falls down atop your foe before exploding. As a standard action, Creatures within a 20 foot burst located anywhere within 60 feet. These creatures must make a reflex saving throw DC: 13+ Charisma modifier or take your, or your flame guardian's normal damage as well as an additional 1d6 fire damage per level (Max 10d6). Creatures that fail their save are lit on fire for 1d4+2 rounds, taking 1d6 fire damage every round. You can choose to summon your flame guardian as a part of this technique, or if it is already summoned, it can move immediately to the center of this location.
- The will-o'-the-wisp, sometimes called will-o'-wisp or ignasius fatigus in Latin (fatigus, plural ignes fatigue.) That are ghostly lights sometimes seen in twilightover borgs, swamps, and even marshes. They are said to look like flickering lamps, and recede if approached. There is much folklore that exists around this phenomenon. Some rumors state that goblins or even demons carry these ghostly lights, and that they will lead unsuspecting travelers into a bog to be lost forever.
- In British Isles folklore, Will-o'-the-Wisps were faint, eerie roughly orb-shaped lights seen in swamps, marshes, and bogs at night. They were most commonly red, green, or soft blue in color. They were often thought by superstitious Europeans to be mischievous spirits who lead people to their deaths or get them lost in the swamps. The best representation of a Will-o'-the-Wisp in Final Fantasy XI by appearance would actually be the . Other names it is known by Ignis Fatuus, Will-o'-the-Wykes, Spunkie, Corpse Candle, Death Candle, Fetch Candle, Elf Fire, Kitty-Candlestick, Hinky-Punk, Pinket, Gealbhan, Irrbloss, Irrlicht, Liekko, Lygtemand, Flammerole, Feu Follet, Annequin, Friar's Lantern, Hobby Lantern, Jack-o-Lantern, Peg-o-Lantern, Pwca, Ellylldan, and Teine Sith. Will-o'-the-Wisps first
- The luminous will-o’-the-wisps are spotted deep in forests, swamps and other desolate places and appear as glowing orbs that move slowly over the landscape. These phantom lights are called by many different names and are even sometimes thought to be a prank of some malicious faerie. Elves particularly delight in using will-o’-the-wisps as a source of illumination and decoration for their revels.
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