Entice(誘惑,Yūwaku?), also known as Charm, Temptation, Fascination and others, is a recurring enemy ability. It is frequently used by enemies of the Lamia type and usually causes the Confuse or charmStatuss. Its animation normally consists in one or more hearts being thrown at, or appearing around, the target.
Charm can refer to multiple enemy abilities in Final Fantasy II. In the NES version, Chrm 6 and Chrm XVI, later respectively known as Muddle 6 and Muddle 16 in the Origins, and Confuse VI and Confuse XVI in versions thereon. Confuse VI, used by the Sorcerer enemy, has a moderate chance of inflicting Confusion. Confuse XVI used by the Beelzebub, Hecteyes. Imp and Devil Wolf enemies, has a higher chance of inflicting the status.
Appearing in three levels, the Charm ability, earlier known as Wink in the NES, Charm IV is available to the Lamia, Charm VI to the Vampire Girl, and Charm IX, which is notable for being used by the boss Lamia Queen, as well as the Vampire Lady. The spells inflict Confusion.
Once again Entice causes confusion and is used by the Lamia-type enemies. In this game the enemies that use Entice are the Lamia, the Lamia Queen, the Parthenope and the boss Melusine. In the Advance version the enemy Medusa also has this ability.
Entice causes a status effect that is similar to confuse but it cannot be cured by using a physical attack in the affected character. Also, unlike confuse or charm, not a single enemy is immune to its effects. Its Hit Rate is 80 and it cost 20 MP for the enemy to use. This ability is used by the Rafflesia, by the woman form of the Chadarnook and by the Goddess. The Advance version introduces three more enemies that can use this ability, they are the Vilia, the X-Ether Glutturn and the Flan Princess.
Fascination is a non-elemental magical attack which inflicts Confuse. It is used by the enemies Jemnezmy, Snow and Pollensalta and costs 5 MP. Interestingly, Jemnezmy will only use the ability on male party members.
Similarly, Bewildered is a magical non-elemental ability which inflicts Confuse on its target. It is used by Turks:Elena when she is in the back row and only when she first moves to the back row. She primarily targets male characters with this ability.
Belly Dance is an ability used by High-level and Notorious Monster Lamia. Targets who are hit by this effect become charmed.
Charm is the fundamental ability that temporarily tames a monster to the caster's side for Beastmasters. It only works against certain natural creatures (generally animals, Goetia, and avians).
Charm is a Technick, which inflicts Confuse on the target. The spell Confuse also exists, and can be obtained earlier than Charm, though it comes with an MP cost. The Technick costs 5000 gil at Rabanastre, Nalbina Fortress and Jahara, and requires 30 LP to unlock on the License Board.
In the International Zodiac Job System version, Charm can be learned by the Uhlan, Machinist, Archer and Black Mage job classes. The technick is now obtained from a treasure at the Salikawood Quietened Trace, south end.
Charm is an Assassin ability usable by both Celia and Lettie. There is also an ability called Steal Heart of the Thief job, which inflicts Charm on a single enemy of the opposite gender or onto a monster; and Entice is the revised name in War of the Lions of the Orator/Mediator skill originally known as Invitation.
Charm is a status inflicting ability that has 15 uses, it also increases a Robot's HP by 9. It inflicts Conf to one group of enemies. This ability can be used by CatWoman, DarkRose, Gloom, Lamia, Lilith, Madame, Naga, Nike, Scylla, Unicorn, and Venus.
The enemies Lamia and Scylla have the ability Entice, which causes one party member to be confused. The Party Host's skill Charm psyches up a party member.
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Temptation 6 in Final Fantasy II (PlayStation).
Charm6 in Final Fantasy II (GBA).
Charm9 in Final Fantasy II (GBA).
Charm VI in Final Fantasy II (iOS).
Final Fantasy IV (GBA).
Final Fantasy IV (PSP).
Izayoi's Illusions ability in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (PSP).
Fascination in Final Fantasy VII.
Charm in Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light.
Entice in Final Fantasy Dimensions.
Temptation in Final Fantasy Dimensions.
