These spellements drop in decent quantities from the upgraded Takanobu the Masterless, who is still relatively easy to farm and rewarding for many schools. However, Samoorai becomes formidable once upgraded. Because it is so constrained, there is little reason to use the base Samoorai. PvE Assessment: At the base level, this spell’s DPP is equivalent to Judgment’s, but it’s not nearly as versatile. Source: Drop from Loremaster, drop from Takanobu the Masterless, Spellemental Ninja’s Lore Pack (spellements), Crafting (vendor: Master Yan Kan Kook), drop from Shoji (complete spell) Other spells would be a better use of time and effort.Įffect (base level): 460-540 balance damage PvP Assessment: Similarly to PvE, this spell makes for decent damage, but has little else to offer. However, it is by no means a “game-changer” in the way that Loremaster is, so it is hardly worth going too far out of one’s way for, especially given the high cost in Amber to craft the spell (25)! As for its usage, the spell makes an effective finishing attack against bosses after an initial AoE hit. PvE Assessment: Ninja piglets is a useful luxury spell with excellent damage per pip (DPP) compared to other balance spells. Source: Drop from Loremaster, drop from Baron von Bracken, Scroll of Fortune, and Wysteria Lore Pack (spellements), crafting (complete spell, vendor: Grady) Although its utility currently underwhelms, its spellement paths could potentially revive it, once they become obtainable.Įffect (base level): 420-510 balance damage PvP Assessment: Since its nerf, Loremaster has seen rather sparse usage in PvP. Ultimately, this spell is only somewhat worth its acquisition price. Since this works both ways, Loremaster’s utilities might occasionally clinch very close and difficult fights. In battles from Avalon onward, the fight can be decided entirely by a weakness or a shield at the wrong time. PvE Assessment: In solo PvE, Loremaster’s effects can be very useful against bosses which use weaknesses and tower shields. Source: Drop from Loremaster, crafting (vendor: Grady) Here is a list of these spells, as well as their acquisition methods and a brief assessment of their utility.Įffect: 235-315 balance damage, -15% damage to target’s next outgoing damage spell, -25% accuracy to target’s next cast
Some provide incredibly useful effects and can be game-changers to a wizard’s deck, whilst others can be little more than fun gimmicks or niche collector’s items. The Portico and The Graveyard are examples of dungeons that give tons of experience.Aside from standard spells available from quests and trainers, Wizard101 contains dozens of spells permanently learnable through other means, such as drops, packs, crafting, and spellements. Remember that you get half experience for running dungeons a second time, so you can use that to your advantage and bring friends along too, to farm experience together and have an easier time in the dungeon. There‘s also a bunch of side quests in the Oasis in Krokotopia that can be done relatively quickly with no to little battling needed, so head over there if you need some experience at these early levels.Īt level 20, it goes to one training point for every five levels and remains there. In Wizard City, Colossus Boulevard and Crab Alley give more experience, but there are battles where you fight two monsters instead of one, so they will be a little bit harder than the other Wizard City battles.
At the lower levels, it is quicker and easier to level up so you will be able to get these relatively quickly by doing your main quests, and maybe a few profitable side quests that give a lot of experience for your level. You can earn training points in Wizard101 simply by leveling up.įor every 4 levels from levels 1–20, you will receive one training point.
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