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Tiamat casts Icestorm in Final Fantasy II.
A geomancy skill that inflicts damage with the power of snow.
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Final Fantasy[]
Icestorm (originally called Blizzard) is used by the White Dragon, Tiamat and by Shinryu in the GBA/PSP/iOS versions. It inflicts moderate to major Ice-elemental damage to the party. Another version originally called Icestorm in the PlayStation and Game Boy Advance versions exists known as Frost.
Final Fantasy II[]
Icestorm XVI (originally called Snowstorm) inflicts major Ice-elemental damage to the party, and is used by the enemies Ice Lizard, Tiamat, and White Dragon. Phrekyos can also use it if 9 or more of the story Key Terms.
Final Fantasy III[]
Snowstorm inflicts minor Ice-elemental damage to the party. It is used by Unei and Ahriman. In the remake version, the Geomancer's Terrain can use Ice Storm to deal Ice and Water-elemental damage to all enemies.
There is a 50% chance of it being used in Ur, and 48% chance of it being used in forest and land on the world map, Dragon's Peak, Castle Sasune, Bahamut's boss fight, Crystal Tower, Dragon Spire, Castle Hein, Goldor Manor, Tower of Owen (except Floor 1), and sky terrain.
Final Fantasy IV[]
Diamond Dust is Shiva's summon attack, inflicting ice-elemental damage to all enemies. Though she can be fought in the Advance and Complete Collection releases in her normal form as well as the Lunar Shiva. She will not use Diamond Dust against the player, but, instead, she uses the strong ice attack, Ice Storm, which has a similar effect and affects a random amount of party members.
In all Japanese language releases of the 2D versions of Final Fantasy IV, Shiva's attack is known as Icestorm, being a player version of the enemy ability of the same name used by Blue Dragons. This is retconned in all English localizations starting from the Game Boy Advance release, having Shiva's attack localized as Diamond Dust.
Icestorm is also used by several powerful enemies, including Frostbeast, Lunar Shiva and Blue Dragon, and it deals major Ice-elemental damage either to one or more random party members.
Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[]
Icestorm is Frostbeast attack, that deals major Ice-elemental damage randomly to either one or more party members. It can also be used by Shiva.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]
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Snowstorm (originally called Icestorm) is an enemy ability used by several enemies, including Bahamut, Shinryu, and Twintania. It inflicts major Ice-elemental damage to the party. The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing an Enchanted Fan, Frost Bull, Achelon, or Blue Dragon.
Final Fantasy VI[]
Snowstorm is an ability that can randomly be used by equipping Umaro with the Blizzard Orb on all enemies. Its Spell Power is 100, and it cannot be dodged. Gau can perform Umaro's version of Snowstorm with the Black Dragon and Kamui Rage. The enemy version of Snowstorm is much weaker, and Gau's Rages of the mammoth type all have Snowstorm. The enemy's Snowstorm has a Spell Power of 25 with a Hit Rate is 140, and it cost 20 MP for the enemy to use.
Final Fantasy VII[]
Snowstorm is an enemy ability that is programmed to be used by Lessaloploth, but is never used in-game.
Final Fantasy IX[]
Snowstorm is an enemy ability used only by Ash, and inflicts major Ice-elemental damage to the entire party.
Final Fantasy Tactics[]
Snowstorm is an ability that can be learned through the Geomancer job. A Geomancer standing on either the Snow or Ice terrain tile will use Snowstorm to deals Ice-elemental damage with a chance of inflicting Silence to any enemy units within five squares. It costs 150 AP to master.
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest[]
Snowstorm is an attack exclusive to the Ice Golem. It inflicts Water-elemental damage to both party members and heals some HP to the Ice Golem. It has an attack power of 250.
Final Fantasy Adventure[]
Blizzard is an enemy ability used by the Walrus and Kary, a projectile that is shot in a straight line.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]
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Channel naval forces to deal damage and increase your mobility if you land the hit.
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Ice Storm is an active, ice-elemental magic ability that inflicts magical ice damage on all targets for 5 AP. It can be used by Bablizz, Cerberus, Fenrir, Quachacho, Shiva★, Shivalry★, and Sky Dragon.
It is also an enemy ability used by White Nakk and Tiamat.
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Snowstorms are a type of winter storm where large amounts of snow fall.
An ice storm is a type of winter storm characterized by freezing rain, also known as a glaze event or, in some parts of the United States, as a silver thaw. The U.S. National Weather Service defines an ice storm as a storm which results in the accumulation of at least 0.25-inch (6.4 mm) of ice on exposed surfaces.
A blizzard is a severe snowstorm caused by strong sustained winds of at least 56 km/h (35 mph) and lasting for a prolonged period of time – typically three hours or more.
