Ice Equipment is a recurring type of equipment in the Final Fantasy series. It is often a mid-rank type of armor, obtained directly after Flame Equipment, with resistance or weakness to either Ice or Fire. This gear has appeared in the forms of Body Armor, Helm, Shield, Gloves, Armlet, Sword, Rod, Knuckles, Spear, and Bow.
This type of equipment was more commonly found as mid-rank armor in the early installments of the series, which grew into a less common type of weapons. The most recurring appearances of Ice Equipment are under Shields, Swords, and Rods. The sword of Ice equipment is often seen as Icebrand.
The Ice Armor and Shield are resistant to Fire, while the Ice Brand is Ice-elemental.
The Ice Shield, Armor, Helm and Gloves are resistant to Fire. The Ice Brand, Bow and Lance can also be found, and all of them are Ice-elemental.
Several Ice-elemental equipment can be found during the visit to the Molten Cave and Dwarven Hollows. They are all resistant against Fire, while the armors grant weakness to Ice.
List of Ice Equipment:
Ice-elemental equipment is found in several locations during between the defeat of Golbez at the Dwarves' Castle and the return to the Overworld.
List of Ice Equipment:
With the exception of the Frostshard, every piece of Ice-elemental equipment from Final Fantasy IV returns with the same statistics.
Ice armor is only found in the form of shield (which for the first time, is weaker than the Fire correspondent) while Ice Bows, Ice Rods, and the Icebrand exist in the weapon area.
The only Ice equipment in Final Fantasy VI are the Ice Shield, Icebrand, and Ice Rod.
The Ice Ring represents Ice equipment in Final Fantasy VII. Noteworthy is the fact that the Aurora Armlet is related to Ice, absorbing it.
The Ice Ring, Armlet, Frost Armlet, and Snow Armlet are all related to the Ice element.
The Ice Brand and Ice Staff are the only pieces of Ice equipment in Final Fantasy IX.
Many Ice-elemental weapons and armor can be obtained via customizing. Armor with the Ice Ward/Proof ability as the dominant ability will be classified as "White" and armor with the Ice Eater ability as the dominant ability will be classified as "Snow". Icestrike must be the dominant ability for weapons.
List of Ice Weapons:
The Icebrand and the Ice Staff make a reappearance, however there are many weapons and armor that give similar benefits as Ice equipment. For example, the Legionnaire's Harness raises resistance to Fire, while the Scorpion Harness lowers resistance to Ice, Shiva's Shotel has a chance of dealing extra Ice damage when attacking if certain conditions are met.
The Icebrand, Glacial Staff, Ice Cloud Arrows, and Ice Shield are the pieces of Ice equipment available in Final Fantasy XII.
The Icebrand, the Rod of Ice, and the Ice Lance appear in Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings as weapons for Vaan, Kytes, and Llyud, respectively.
The Icebrand, the Glacial Gun, and the Ice Rod, Bow, and Shield appear in this game.
Ice Equipment is notably expanded in Tactics Advance. Some of these weapons teach Ice-related abilities, as well; for example, the Ice Lance teaches the Dragoon job the ability Ice Breath.
List of Ice Equipment:
Only the Ice Shield, Icebrand, Ice Lance, and Chill Rod return from the previous game. The Flurry Robe and Ice Shield appear as well for the armor portion of the set. The Ice shield offers half damage from Ice attacks, while the Ice Lance teaches a Dragoon Ice Breath. The Icebrand teaches a Moogle Knight Moogle Aid and the Chill Rod teaches a Black Mage, Blizzaga.
Frost Mail, Shield, Armlets, Helm, and Sash all provide Resist Cold +1 and represent the Ice equipment.
Frost Helm, Frost Visor, Blue Cone Hat, Blue Magic Hat, Blue Clothes, Blue Outfit, Frost Armor, Blue Bard Garb, Blue Robe, and Frost Plate all make up the Ice equipment in the game.
Ice Staff, Icicle Club, and Ice Lance are the representatives of Ice Equipment in this game, all being low-rank weapons. The Frost Helm, Blue Hat, Frost Armor, and Blue Clothes represent the armor aspect of the set.
The Ice Sword, Ice Shield and Ice Armour are the only instances of Ice Equipment in the game, and are all high ranked pieces of equipment.
The Ice Shield is a Level 22 Shield that increases Defense by 18 and reduces Wall Rush HP damage by 20%. Ice Armor is a Level 23 Heavy Armor that increases HP by 974 and reduces Physical damage by 10%.
The Icebrand is a Level 22 sword that boosts Attack by 18 and increases initial Brave by 20%. The Ice Rod is a Level 24 Rod that increases HP by 115, gives 17 Attack, 1 Defense and increases Magic Damage by 10%.
 Ice Claw in Final Fantasy IV DS. |
 Ice Brand in Final Fantasy IV DS. |
 Ice Lance in Final Fantasy IV DS. |
 Ice Shield in Final Fantasy IV DS. |
 Ice Rod in Final Fantasy V. |
 Ice Shield in Final Fantasy V. |
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 Icebrand in Final Fantasy XII. |
 Ice Shield in Final Fantasy XII. |
 Ice Armor in Final Fantasy Adventure. |
 Ice Shield in Final Fantasy Adventure. |
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| Accessory Types |
| Armlets - Amulets - Boots - Belts - Gauntlets - Rings |
| Recurring |
| Amulet - Angel's Ring - Battle Boots - Black Belt - Bone Wrist - Bracer - Champion Belt - Circlet - Coral Ring - Cursed Ring - Earrings - Elven Mantle - Faerie Ring - Gauntlets - Genji Gloves - Giant's Gloves - Gold Hairpin - Hermes Sandals - Hyper Wrist - Hypno Crown - Jeweled Ring - Moon Bracer - Muscle Belt - Power Armlet - Protect Ring - Red Shoes - Reflect Ring - Ribbon - Royal Crown - Safety Bit - Shining Bracer - Silver Specs - Sniper Eye - Soul of Thamasa - Sprint Shoes - Star Pendant - Talisman - Thief Gloves - Twin Stars - White Cape - Wizard Bracelet - Zephyr Cape |
| Accessory Lists |
| Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XII - Revenant Wings - Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2 - Vagrant Story - Crystal Chronicles - Ring of Fates - Echoes of Time - Dissidia |
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