The Doom status can only be applied through the Blue Magic spell and Oracle ability Doom, the enemy ability Grand Cross, and through the accessory Cursed Ring. The Doom spell is the only method of applying the status to enemies or allies, and is used by the enemies Ahriman, Blood Eye, Curse Dragon, and Dark Knight. The Doom bug affects the original Japanese version, which allows the player to easily survive Doom even when afflicted. In the SNES version, a character has to take a turn before the KO status is inflicted on an enemy. The two enemies who use it can be inflicted with the Doom status by reflecting it.
In the 3D versions, Doom is affected by Haste and Slow, but not Stop, and the counter won't be reset if the spell is cast again. Haste and Slow have no effect on the counter, though they influence how many actions the character can take before the countdown reaches 0. The counter will start at 10, and if a character under Doom is hit with the Doom spell again, the counter will reset. It is used by Ahriman ( 2D and 3D) and Plague Horror 2D and 3D).
In games whose battle system is based on rounds rather than real time, Doom commonly has the target die after three rounds.Ī similar status condition is Gradual Petrify.ĭoom is applied to the party through the spell of the same name. Exactly how long the Doom timer lasts varies, but in many games it lasts 60 seconds. Targets immune to Instant Death are usually immune to Doom.ĭoom can commonly be learned as Blue Magic and is often automatically inflicted by the Cursed Ring. Commonly, the only way for a party member to be rid of Doom is to either die or win the battle before the counter hits zero. The status is most commonly applied by the spell or ability of the same name. In some games the speed at which the counter drops depends on the target's speed. It places a counter over the target's head, and when it expires, the target dies. Death Sentence), also known as Death Sentence, Condemned, or Count, is a status ailment that appears in most titles in the series. Doom, known as Death Sentence here, in Final Fantasy VII.ĭoom ( 死の宣告, Shi no Senkoku ?, lit.
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