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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. Charm IV and VI inflicts Confusion to one party member, while Charm IX attempts to inflict Confusion to the entire party.

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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. Charm IV and VI inflicts Confusion to one party member, while Charm IX attempts to inflict Confusion to the entire party.