From Dofus

General

The Charm (or Hornbeam) tree can be cut by Level 80 Lumberjacks. It produces Hornbeam Wood.

Resource Protector

When cutting Charm trees, you will be randomly attacked by a Bewitched Hornbeam.

Locations

Astrub

Astrub City

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Edge of the Treechnid Forest and Cemetery of Heroes

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Bonta and Cania Plains

Around Bonta (includes Eltneg Wood)

Warning: Trools in this area will aggro!

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Amakna

Western Amakna

The Village and surroundings down to Gobball Corner

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Porco Territory

1 charm at 0, 33.

Eastern Amakna

The Amakna Forest

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The Jelly Peninsula

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From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

EverQuest 2 Spell Information

Charm Coercer Grants the Coercer control over target opponent. The opponent has a recurring chance to resist the charm throughout its duration. Higher ranks of this spell will decrease the chance of a periodic resist. Target Enemy Power 15 Casting 6.0 seconds Recast Instant Duration 5 minutes Range Up to 25.0 meters Level 2 Mastery Subjugation Effects Charms target Increases Out-of-Combat Power Regeneration Per Tick of target by X Increases Out-of-Combat Health Regeneration Per Tick of target by Y Applies Disorientation on termination. Lasts for 3.0 seconds. Mesmerizes target Dispelled when target takes damage Epic targets gain an immunity to Mesmerize effects of 9.0 seconds and duration is reduced to 1.0 seconds. Applies Warning on termination. Lasts for 0.5 seconds. Grants Sonic Vision to caster If outside an arena Certain enemies cannot be charmed Does not affect Epic targets

Charm Spell Line I II III IV V VI VII 2 10 20 33 47 61 74

Gray cells correspond to unavailable ranks of the spell.

Enhance

• Enhance: Charm

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Charm, Also known as Entice, is a recurring status effect from the Final Fantasy series. A charmed character temporarily fights for the other side.

Appearances

Final Fantasy IV

The Confuse spell was translated as Charm in the US edition.

Final Fantasy VI

The monster Rafflesia uses the Charm ability. Charm forces an ally to attack other members. This is one instance where physically attacking the victim does not remove the status. The boss Chadarnook uses this ability as well.

An inverse of this spell is Love Token where the victim does not fight for the opposing side, but instead uses Cover on them. In the Advance version Charm was changed to Entice.

Final Fantasy XI

Charm is the fundamental ability that temporarily tames a monster to the caster's side for Beastmasters in Final Fantasy XI. It is also the name of a status effect used primarily by a select few enemy notorious monsters. Beastmaster's charm ability can only work against certain natural creatures (generally animals, Goetia, and avians) but Bards have a version of charm, albeit weak, in a high level spell called Virelai.

Charm also describes a status effect that can be placed on a player character and is available only to a very limited number of creatures including certain very high level Orcs, Merrow, and Poroggo - albeit in the case of Poroggo the normal status effect will not appear as a charm but instead as a costume, but the player will never-the-less fight on behalf of the frog-man.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Charm can only affect units that are of the opposite sex as the caster. Both genders may also affect monsters with charm. Physically attacking the victim clears the status. Thieves use the ability Steal Heart to inflict charm with moderate chance of success. Assassins Celia and Lettie use Allure to charm a male party member, with possibly 100% or less chance of success. Invitation makes enemies fight for you and after the battle, join you, regardless of their sex was a skill of an Orator was changed to Entice in the War of the Lions port.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Charm differs from the Confuse status effect. Units afflicted by Confuse sometimes have a chance to attack enemy units, while charmed units will always fight for the enemy side. Charm can be inflicted by the Archer skill Cupid and the Gunner skill Charmshot.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Charm differs from the Confuse status effect. Units afflicted by Confuse sometimes have a chance to attack enemy units, while charmed units will always fight for the enemy side. Charm can be inflicted by a Lamia ability, and a Fusilier skill Charmshot. Traps that inflict Charm are sometimes laid throughout a battlefield.

From GuildWiki

Charm Animal
Campaign: Core Profession: Ranger Attribute: Beast Mastery Type: Skill
10 10

Full: Charm target animal. Once charmed, your animal companion will travel with you whenever you have Charm Animal equipped. You cannot charm an animal that is more than 4 levels above you.

Concise: Charm target animal. Once charmed, your animal companion will travel with you whenever you have Charm Animal equipped. You cannot charm an animal that is more than 4 levels above you.

Acquisition

Skill Quests:

• Prophecies
  • The Ranger's Companion (Regent Valley (Pre-Searing))
  • Endangered Species (Old Ascalon)
• Factions
  • Locate Sujun (Shing Jea Monastery)
• Nightfall
  • Primary Training (Churrhir Fields)
  • Choose Your Secondary Profession (Nightfall) (Churrhir Fields)

Skill Trainers:

• Prophecies
  • Sir Bertran (Ascalon City)
  • Dakk (Ember Light Camp)
• Factions
  • Zhao Di (Shing Jea Monastery)
  • Michiko (Kaineng Center)

Profession Changers:

• Core
  • Profession Changer (NPC) (Great Temple of Balthazar)
• Prophecies
  • Telius (Seeker's Passage)
• Factions
  • Senji (Senji's Corner)
• Nightfall
  • Zuwarah (Command Post)

Notes

• Upon using this skill, the target animal will immediately become hostile during the skill activation time. If you have high level henchmen with you, they are likely to kill it before you can finish charming the animal.
• The only animals you can charm which are automatically hostile are the Wolf and the Black Bear in pre-searing, the Aggressive Lions/Lionesses in Jahai Bluffs. The Elder Crocodiles in Verdant Cascades were tamable prior to the update of April 9, 2009.
• This skill can be replaced with a new skill, via learning a new skill or gaining a mission's skill, without losing control of the pet. In explorable areas, the pet will no longer appear with you once you change zones.
• Once you charm an animal, it will be forever bound to you even if you change professions. The only way to get rid of your pet is to talk to a Pet Tamer.
• If you need assistance in finding a specific pet, read the pet charming guide.

Trivia

• The animal in the skill icon seems to be a Lynx.

• This skill has the longest cast time of any player-usable skill in the game.

See Also

• Animal Companion

From Marvel Database

Charm

Gallery

Real Name

Unknown

Current Alias

Charm

Aliases

Charlene

Affiliation

Weird Sisters

Universe

Earth-616 

Characteristics

Gender

Female

Hair

Auburn

Creators

Mark Gruenwald

First appearance

Quasar #20
(March, 1991)

History

History of character is unknown.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Charm could generate poison-tipped tentacles from all over her body.

Links

• Appearances of Charm (Earth-616)
• Character Gallery: Charm (Earth-616)
• Images that feature Charm (Earth-616)
• Fan-Art Gallery: Charm (Earth-616)
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From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

"Charm" redirects here. For other uses, see Charm (disambiguation).

Charms are items used in the Summoning skill as a requirement to create Summoning pouches^[1]. They are obtained primarily as drops from any of hundreds of different monsters^[2]. Charms are usually dropped independently from the monster drop list. Most of the time, they are dropped one at a time, making them slow to collect; however, some stronger monsters can drop multiple charms at once.

Other methods of obtaining charms include stealing them from chests in Dorgesh-Kaan (at Thieving level 52^[3]), from a random event gift^[4], or from Soul Wars using zeal points^[5].

Charms cannot be traded between players, either directly or through the Grand Exchange.

Types

There are several different charm types:

Ordinary charms

There are four types of ordinary charms, all of which are stackable:

• Gold charms
• Green charms
• Crimson charms
• Blue charms

Special charms

Special charms are not stackable, and are used as a tertiary ingredient in several Summoning familiars. Like ordinary charms, they are not tradeable.

• Abyssal charms
• Obsidian charms
• Talon beast charms
• Ravager charms
• Shifter charms
• Spinner charms
• Torcher charms

Obtaining charms

* See this page for more information about monsters to kill for charms.

This section is designed to aid in deciding what to attack while trying to obtain as many charms as possible. The sections are divided not based on combat, but the advantage of the level of the skill the player is using, their Hitpoints, their Defence, and their Prayer on the higher numbers. Players can also use Summoning if they are fighting monsters in a multi-combat zone.

Image	Charm	1-30	30-60	60-69	70-100	100+
	Gold	Bear, Guard, Giant bat	Ice Giant, Ice warrior, Moss giant	Fire Giant	Fire Giant, Hellhound	Giant rock crab, Hellhound
	Green	Abyssal leech	Moss Giant	Bloodveld	Bloodveld, Basilisk, Green dragon, turoth	Iron dragon, Bork*
	Crimson	Earth warrior	Shadow warrior	Dust Devil	Waterfiend, Black Demon, Cockroach soldier	Rock Lobster, Black Demon, Bork*
	Blue	Dorgesh-Kaan chests (level 52 Thieving required)	Dorgesh-Kaan chests (level 52 Thieving required)	Dorgesh-Kaan chests (level 52 Thieving required)	Aberrant spectres, Kalphite soldiers, Fire giants	Bork*, Tormented Demons, Tormented wraith

* Bork will always drop five blue charms, 2 green charms and 7 crimson charms, and can only be fought once within a 24-hour period. This requires the completion of What Lies Below and Chaos Tunnels: The Hunt for Surok.

Drop quantities

Gold, green, crimson and blue charms

275 gold charms are part of the reward for the Wolf Whistle quest^[6].

With a few exceptions, monsters will only drop one charm at a time.

Note that currently all of the monsters which drop multiple charms (excluding Bork, of course) drop the same amount of each charm, thus looking at any one of the columns of a monster will suffice to know the number of charms it drops for all the colours.

Note: Bork and his Ork legions are the only monsters with a 100% drop rate of charms. Bork will drop always drop 2 Green, 7 Crimson, and 5 Blue charms; however he can be fought only once a day. The legions will each drop one Gold, Green, Crimson, or Blue charm.

Other charms

Image	Charm	Obtained From	Location	Amount
	Abyssal charm	Abyssal leeches, abyssal guardians and abyssal walkers	Abyssal Area (Fairy Ring code ALR), Abyss	Abyssal walkers drop 2, Abyssal leeches and guardians drop 1
	Obsidian charm	TzHaar-Hur, TzHaar-Mej, TzHaar-Xil and TzHaar-Ket	TzHaar city	TzHaar-Ket and TzHaar-Xil drop 2, TzHaar-Hur and TzHaar-Mej drop 1
	Talon beast charm	Nail Beast	Temple Trekking	100% drops 1
	Ravager charm	Void Knights	Pest Control Island	2 Pest Control points each, and can be purchased in amounts of 1, 14, or 28 (costing 2, 28, and 56 points respectively).
	Shifter charm	Void Knights	Pest Control Island	2 Pest Control points each, and can be purchased in amounts of 1, 14, or 28 (costing 2, 28, and 56 points respectively).
	Spinner charm	Void Knights	Pest Control Island	2 Pest Control points each, and can be purchased in amounts of 1, 14, or 28 (costing 2, 28, and 56 points respectively).
	Torcher charm	Void Knights	Pest Control Island	2 Pest Control points each, and can be purchased in amounts of 1, 14, or 28 (costing 2, 28, and 56 points respectively).

Drop rates

The table below is the approximate drop rates of charms one may expect to obtain by killing 100 of that monster type. Information rarely reflects one person killing 100 of a monster type, but instead combines averages of two or more players each killing 50 or more and then extrapolating based on those numbers.

This list is by no means all of the charm droppers. The total number can be higher than 100, because some monsters drop more than 1 charm. The only monster to have a 100% drop rate on charms is Bork.

This list isn't always up to date. Please click the name of the NPC to find a more accurate drop rate.

External links

• Summoning - Changes .

References

v • d • e Charms
Primary	Gold • Green • Crimson • Blue
Secondary	Spirit shards
Tertiary	Abyssal • Obsidian • Talon beast • Ravager • Shifter • Spinner • Torcher