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A Silver Key is usually used for a specific purpose, unlike the ubiquitous Iron Key and Brass Key. As such, Silver Keys are rare and should always be obtained, as some items are inaccessible without them, such as the Silver Helmet. The Silver Key can be acquired only in the Neutral Route if the protagonist gained no EXP, as entering Sans's room is needed to obtain it. To get the key to his room, the protagonist must save, reload and talk to him again in the Last Corridor. __NOEDITSECTION__ The Silver Key is an ancient artifact, the use of which unlocks gates of space and time and allows access to remote times and places of the universe. It was last in the possession of Randolph Carter, who used it to travel through the Ultimate Gate. Silver keys can be used to unlock the silver chest, which is guaranteed to have at least one item of treasure, inside. The Silver Key is key item in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica and Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X. The Silver Key is an item in Clock Tower: The First Fear. It is found under the wine glass in the East Wing parlor, which can be opened using the Gold Key, and unlocks the mural room. It is an automatic-use item, meaning it will not appear in Jennifer's inventory, but she will use it upon inspection of the mural room door. The Silver Key is an item in Dragon Quest II. It is located within the Lake Cave. It is not required in order to complete the game. File:SilverKey.pngThe Silver Key is a rare, unused key in Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. It opens so-called silver doors. This article is a stub. You can help Fire Emblem Wikia by expanding it. This item is known as the 'Small silver key' in the official KQ2 hintbook. The silver key is an artifact in ADOM. In ADOM v 1.1.1 and some earlier versions, the artifact can only be generated by crowning. The silver key opens or locks any door safely, even if it is cursed. As of v. 1.2.0, when used on an empty square it will create a trapped locked door there in exchange for half the PC's maximum PP (rounded down). Of course, if the PC does not have enough PP then it will do nothing in this case. The silver key is currently the only randomly-generated artifact tool in ADOM (the only other artifacts that are classified as tools at all being the si and the Chaos Orbs). Weight: 1.00 oz. Loot Value: Negotiable gp. Dropped By: None Buy from: Players Sell to: Players Silver Keys are quest items from The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords. Link needs three of these keys in order to access Vaati's Palace. After defeating the boss of the Sea of Trees, Talus Cave, and Death Mountain, Link will meet a Great Fairy. If he has collected over 1,000 Rupees in the stage, the Great Fairy will award him with a Silver Key. If Link receives a Silver Key from a stage, the next time he travels through the stage, he will be able to obtain Golden Key if he has collected enough Rupees. Silver Keys are a type of key that can be found all over Albion and Aurora. They may be buried, submerged or hidden behind everyday objects like carts and crates. They can also appear in the depths of dungeons, or behind walls and hedges. __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ __NOEDITSECTION__ [[English name::| ]][[English name (linked)::| ]][[Card image::| ]] [[Card type:: Card| ]][[Card type (short)::[[ Card|]]| ]][[Attribute::| ]][[Type::| ]] [[Lore::Activate only while you control a face-up "Chaos Distill". Special Summon 1 "Alchemy Beast - Moonface the Silver" from your hand or Deck.| ]][[Japanese lore::「錬金釜－カオス・ディスティル」が場にある時、デッキ及び、手札の「錬金獣・銀のムーンフェイス」を特殊召喚する事ができる。| ]] [[?ATK::| ]][[ATK string::| ]][[?DEF::| ]][[DEF string::| ]][[Property::Normal Card| ]][[Property (short)::[[Normal Card|Normal]]| ]] ==Images== == Decks == ==Search categories==

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The silver key is an artifact in ADOM. In ADOM v 1.1.1 and some earlier versions, the artifact can only be generated by crowning. The silver key opens or locks any door safely, even if it is cursed. As of v. 1.2.0, when used on an empty square it will create a trapped locked door there in exchange for half the PC's maximum PP . Of course, if the PC does not have enough PP then it will do nothing in this case. The silver key is currently the only randomly-generated artifact tool in ADOM . This key opens a chest in the Bandit Caslte Prison.

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Silver Keys are a type of key that can be found all over Albion and Aurora. They may be buried, submerged or hidden behind everyday objects like carts and crates. They can also appear in the depths of dungeons, or behind walls and hedges. The only purpose Silver Keys have are to open Silver Key Chests (aside from one Demon Door in Fable TLC and Fable Anniversary) and each chest has a set number of keys required to open it. The keys don’t disappear after each use, so when you have 20 keys in your inventory, you can open all the chests that require 20 keys or less. The chests usually contain some of the most valuable items to be found in the games (including legendary weapons, special armour and some neat potions). The Silver Key is an item in Clock Tower: The First Fear. It is found under the wine glass in the East Wing parlor, which can be opened using the Gold Key, and unlocks the mural room. It is an automatic-use item, meaning it will not appear in Jennifer's inventory, but she will use it upon inspection of the mural room door. __NOEDITSECTION__ File:SilverKey.pngThe Silver Key is a rare, unused key in Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. It opens so-called silver doors. This article is a stub. You can help Fire Emblem Wikia by expanding it. __NOEDITSECTION__ [[English name::| ]][[English name (linked)::| ]][[Card image::| ]] [[Card type:: Card| ]][[Card type (short)::[[ Card|]]| ]][[Attribute::| ]][[Type::| ]] [[Lore::Activate only while you control a face-up "Chaos Distill". Special Summon 1 "Alchemy Beast - Moonface the Silver" from your hand or Deck.| ]][[Japanese lore::「錬金釜－カオス・ディスティル」が場にある時、デッキ及び、手札の「錬金獣・銀のムーンフェイス」を特殊召喚する事ができる。| ]] [[?ATK::| ]][[ATK string::| ]][[?DEF::| ]][[DEF string::| ]][[Property::Normal Card| ]][[Property (short)::[[Normal Card|Normal]]| ]] Main card page: "[[Main card page::|]]" [[File:|link=File:|px]] * [[Media:|en]] * [[Media:|ja]] * [[Media:|ko]] * [[Media:|astral]] * [[Media:|barian]] * [[Media:|dub]] * [[Card Gallery : #|Gallery]] * [[Card Appearances : #|Appearances]] * [[Card Trivia : #|Trivia]] * [[Card Lores : #|Lores]] * [[Card Artworks : #|Artworks]] * [[Card Names : #|Names]] ==Other languages== ==Images== == Decks == ==Search categories== Silver keys can be used to unlock the silver chest, which is guaranteed to have at least one item of treasure, inside. The silver key is an artifact in ADOM. In ADOM v 1.1.1 and some earlier versions, the artifact can only be generated by crowning. The silver key opens or locks any door safely, even if it is cursed. As of v. 1.2.0, when used on an empty square it will create a trapped locked door there in exchange for half the PC's maximum PP (rounded down). Of course, if the PC does not have enough PP then it will do nothing in this case. The silver key is currently the only randomly-generated artifact tool in ADOM (the only other artifacts that are classified as tools at all being the si and the Chaos Orbs). This item is known as the 'Small silver key' in the official KQ2 hintbook. Weight: 1.00 oz. Loot Value: Negotiable gp. Dropped By: None Buy from: Players Sell to: Players Silver Keys are quest items from The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords. Link needs three of these keys in order to access Vaati's Palace. After defeating the boss of the Sea of Trees, Talus Cave, and Death Mountain, Link will meet a Great Fairy. If he has collected over 1,000 Rupees in the stage, the Great Fairy will award him with a Silver Key. If Link receives a Silver Key from a stage, the next time he travels through the stage, he will be able to obtain Golden Key if he has collected enough Rupees. __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ The Silver Key is key item in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica and Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X. A Silver Key is usually used for a specific purpose, unlike the ubiquitous Iron Key and Brass Key. As such, Silver Keys are rare and should always be obtained, as some items are inaccessible without them, such as the Silver Helmet. The Silver Key is an ancient artifact, the use of which unlocks gates of space and time and allows access to remote times and places of the universe. It was last in the possession of Randolph Carter, who used it to travel through the Ultimate Gate. The Silver Key can be acquired only in the Neutral Route if the protagonist gained no EXP, as entering Sans's room is needed to obtain it. To get the key to his room, the protagonist must save, reload and talk to him again in the Last Corridor. The Silver Key is an item in Dragon Quest II. It is located within the Lake Cave. It is not required in order to complete the game.