The spell Silence is a White Magic spell which inflicts Mute to one or all enemies. The success rate increases with the spell's level. Any character can learn Silence by having them use the Silence Tome (called the Silence Scroll in the Origins release).
Silence Tome
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Allows the target to learn Silence when used outside of battle. Casts Silence VIII on all enemies when used in battle.
Silence is a level 4 White Magic spell that can be bought in Northeast Saronia, Doga's Village, and Gysahl for 3,000 gil. It has a 60% chance of inflicting the Silence status to one or all enemies, and can be cast by the Petit Mage enemy.
Silence is a White Magic ability, learned by Rosa and Porom. It costs 6 MP to cast (8 in the DS version), and has a 60% accuracy (90% in the non-DS versions). Silence can be cast by Scarmiglione and Sorceress.
Silence returns as a White Magic spell in the sequel of Final Fantasy IV. Rosa and Porom already known the spell. It inflicts Silence to a single or multiple target at the cost of 6 MP.
There are two versions of Silence: The White Magic version silences an enemy and costs 2 MP. The Time Magic version casts Silence on every target and costs 3 MP. In the GBA version, the Time Magic version is called "Mute", and is glitched making it useless. Silence can be cast by Fury, Omniscient, and Siren, while Mute can be cast by Neo Shinryu.
The player may utilize Mute by catching and releasing a Drippy.
There is also an enemy spell called Silence which has the same graphical effect as the gray spell the party can use. It has an Hit Rate of 90, and it cost 20 MP for the enemy to use. This version of Silence is not reflectable and not Runicable. It can be cast by Naude.
The Silence spell's graphic that appears in the North American version of the Super Nintendo is smaller and oval compare to the Japanese version, and it read "Mute". However, the Game Boy Advance port uses the Japanese version's graphic for the English version.
Silence is the second-level spell available from the Seal Materia that is first available in Junon for 3,000 gil. Silence costs 24 MP to cast and has 60% success rate. The item Mute Mask also casts Silence on all enemies, for no MP.
Silence inflicts the Silence status on a single enemy and does no damage. It costs 2 MP to cast. It can be bought from Sector 5 Materia Shop for 1,000 gil.
Silence is a White Magic spell usable by both Dagger and Eiko. It costs 8 MP to cast and 30 AP to master, and can be learned through various equipment. The spell has a 50% accuracy. It can be reflected and works with Return Magic. Silence can be cast by Grimlock, Quale, Ring Leader, and Stroper.
Silence is an enemy exclusive ability in this game, being cast by Coeurl, Guado Guardian during the Wendigo fight, Master Coeurl, Ultima Weapon, Varuna, and Yunalesca in her first form. Most enemies will use the spell as a counter to a magic attack. There are, however, abilities the player may use in order to inflict Silence on enemies, such as Silence Attack.
Silence is part of the Dark Knight's Arcana skillset, however, it is not learned via the dressphere but available when equipping the Garment Grid Still of Night or the accessory Mute Shock. It costs 8 MP to cast.
In the International Zodiac Job System version, Silence is a Black Magick 3 License. Costs 25 LP and consumes 8 MP, it cannot be bought and can be obtained from a chest at the Dalmasca Estersand's Yardang Labyrinth and Lhusu Mines' Shaft Entry. Only the job classBlack Mage can learn it.
Fog, closely related to Silence, is a spell that can be learned by Saboteurs. Fog does minor magic damage and hinders the enemy's ability to cast spells. It is learned by Sazh in Stage 9, Snow in Stage 7, Vanille in Stage 8, and Fang in Stage 8. It takes one ATB segment to cast. It has an upgrade, Fogga, which is an area of effect skill, also learned by Saboteurs.
Silence can be inflicted using the Templar's Spellblade ability Silence, the summon Sylph, and the Mystic's Quiescence, translated as Silence Song in the PlayStation version. Quiescence costs 16 MP to cast and 170 JP to learn, and has a range of 4. Silence has a range of 4, costs 16 MP to cast, and takes 90 JP to learn, and unlike Quiescence, will automatically be used instead of having a charge time. Sylph costs 400 JP to learn and 26 MP cast, and has a speed of 20.
Ultima's Arch Seraph form can use the ability Mute, or known as Disempower in the PSP remake, to deplete all MP of enemies within effect area of 3-grid radius.
Silence is a spell learned by Templars and Time Mages. It costs 8 MP to cast, is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability, and is also susceptible to Return Magic.
Silence(サイレントスペル,Sairento Superu?) is one of Sorcery Spells Ashley Riot learns from the Grimoire Muet, found inside a treasure chest in Town Center South's The House Khazabas. The spell costs 7 MP and induces the status Silence.
Called Mute in the game, this Black Magic spell can inflict Mute on one enemy. It cost 20 MP to use, and it can be bought for 3400 GP in Elan (Future) and New Dharm (Future).
There is also an enemy attack that also goes by the name of Mute, this ability doesn't cost any MP to use and also inflict Mute on one enemy. DualMask, EvilMask, Tempest, Succubus, and Sphinx can use this ability. Another similar ability called Silence does the same as Mute. Wheel, FireFan, FireFan, Familiar, Fiend, Osiris, Loki, Set, and Daimyo an use this ability.
Silence appears as a Dark Magic spell and costs 2 AP to cast. Silence can be given to any character by having a Silence Tome in the character's inventory. The spell can only be purchased in Guera and Urbeth for 500 gil.
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