Even in the 'easy' versions of the game, large numbers of consumables are highly recommended for tackling this dungeon. The cavern is also infamous for being obscenely more difficult than previous dungeons or even a number of dungeons afterwards a large number of the enemy packs, such as the large packs of Winter Wolves or White Dragons have enough 'frost power' to potentially kill the party in a single turn, Cockatrices are paired up with Mummies for the first time in this dungeon, making the Stone-inflicting birds more difficult to escape from, and the Dark Wizards which roam the lower floors have spells which can instantly kill one or more party members. This is because the Levistone itself is surrounded by cracked tiles and is impossible to reach directly from the floor it lies on. While this is often an annoyance, dropping down a level via a cracked tile is the only way to reach the Levistone (Floater in the NES version). This results in the player being dropped to the floor below the dilapidated ice. The Cavern of Ice contains many cracked tiles that work as Pitfalls, breaking when the player sets foot on them. It is located north of Mount Gulg, and is accessible only by canoe. The Cavern of Ice, also known as Ice Cavern and Ice Cave, is a location from the original Final Fantasy. There are similarly named locations in both: Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light.

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