The spell Dark, also known as DARK in the NES release and Fog in the Final Fantasy Origins release, is a Level 2 Black Magic spell which attempts to inflict Blind on all enemies. However, it has a low success rate. It can be bought in Pravoka and can be learned by the Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard, and Ninja job classes.
The spell Blind, also known as BLND in the NES release, is a level 7 Black Magic spell which inflicts Blind on a single enemy. It has a very high success rate, and enemy must be immune to it in order for it to miss. The spell can be bought at Onrac and can be learned by the Black Mage and Black Wizard Job classes. In the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary Edition releases it costs 25 MP to cast. The enemy Death Knight is the only enemy capable of casting the spell.
Blind is a Black Magic spell which inflicts Blind to one or all enemies. The success rate increases with the spell's level. Any character can learn Blind by having them use the Blind Tome (called the Blind Scroll in the Origins release).
The enemies Ghast, Magician, and Ogre Mage can all cast Blind IV, while the bosses Astaroth and the final battle with the Emperor can use Blind XVI.
Blind Tome
Effect
Allows the target to learn Blind when used outside of battle. Casts Blind VIII on all foes when used in battle.
Blind is a level 2 Black Magic spell that has a base power of 10 and can be bought for 700 gil at Canaan, Tozus, and the Vikings' Cove, while a free one is found in Canaan. It has a 60% chance of inflicting the Blind status to one or all enemies.
Blind spell causes the status ailment Darkness. Casting Blind in battle increases compatibility with Doomtrain by 1 and with Siren by 0.6, but lowers compatibility with Cerberus and Carbuncle by 0.2.
Blind is part of the Arcana skillset used by the Dark Knight, however, the spell is not learned via the dressphere. Equipping the Blind Shock accessory or the Still of Night Garment Grid also allows the use of the spell.
"The character is veiled in darkness, reducing chance to hit. Remove with Eye Drops."
Blind is a Green Magick, that requires the Green Magick 1 license. It costs 25 LP and consumes 8 MP to cast, affecting only one target. It can be bought Rabanastre, Nalbina, and Bhujerba for 200 gil.
In the International Zodiac Job System version, Blind's license is Black Magick 2 but its effects are retained. Blind costs 20 LP and consumes 10 MP, however it cannot be bought and is only obtained from a chest in Giza Plains Toam Hills during the Dry. Blind can only be used by the Black Mage job class.
Blind, also known as Umbra, is a Mystic Art learned by the Mystic job class. It is also cast by Beowulf'sTemplar job ability Spellblade. It costs 4 MP to cast and targets enemies up to four squares away. Blindja, originally called Blind 2, is a move used by Zalera that has a high chance of inflicting Blind on targets.
Blind is a spell usable by Sages, which can be learned for 100 AP from the Druid Mace. It costs 12 MP to cast, has a range of 4, and can only target one unit. It cannot be reflected, but can be countered with Return Magic, and is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability.
Called Spark in the game, this White Magic spell can inflict Dark on an enemy or cure an ally's blindness. It cost 12 MP to use, and it can be bought for 700 GP in Elan (Past & Present), and Lae (Past).
Blind appears as a map skill that can be used to weaken battle pieces inside gateways. While in effect, opponents' behavior will be stunted, making it easier to defeat them in battle.
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Final Fantasy (PS) (Fog).
Final Fantasy (PS) (Blind).
Final Fantasy (GBA) (Dark).
Final Fantasy (GBA) (Blind).
Final Fantasy II (PS).
Blind cast on the enemy party in Final Fantasy II (PS).
Blind16 in Final Fantasy II (PS).
Blind1 in Final Fantasy II (GBA).
Blind4 cast on the party in Final Fantasy II (GBA).
Blind XVI in Final Fantasy II (PSP).
Blind cast on all enemies in Final Fantasy II (iPod).
Final Fantasy III (NES).
Final Fantasy III (DS).
Beowulf's version in Final Fantasy Tactics.
Blindja in Final Fantasy Tactics.
