Wizard Alchemy Tier List

S 4 ranked

race S

Fiendish Demon

A premium fire-focused race because its fire mastery and movement bonus fit aggressive farming and burst spell routes.

Player decision Use it when you want fire potions, quick clears, and active dodging.

Obtain: Reroll races using race rerolls from codes, purchases, or rewards.

Pros: Fire damage boost, Fast movement

Cons: Lower maximum health

race S

Ice Crystal

A durable ice-focused race that raises ice damage and health, making it excellent for safer midgame farming.

Player decision Use it for ice potion builds or safer progression through harder enemies.

Obtain: Reroll races using race rerolls from codes, purchases, or rewards.

Pros: Ice damage boost, Extra health

Cons: Slower movement

equipment S

Ember Staff Wand

A legendary wand with strong attack and critical stats, giving high-value damage for late farming routes.

Player decision Use it when damage, not survivability, is your main farming bottleneck.

Obtain: Buy from equipment progression when you can afford its gold cost.

Pros: High attack, Strong critical value

Cons: Expensive purchase

potion S

Solar Flare Potion

A legendary potion choice with strong late-game search demand because fragments and fire damage routes can define progression.

Player decision Chase it after your material farming route is already reliable.

Obtain: Assemble or craft through late-game potion and fragment progression when available.

Pros: High-end goal, Strong build identity

Cons: Hard to complete

A 4 ranked

potion A

Dragon Breath Potion

An epic fire potion that can bypass blockages and hit multiple enemies, making it flexible in crowded routes.

Player decision Use it when enemies cluster or hide behind blockers.

Obtain: Brew through Departure Isle potion outcomes using high-value compatible materials.

Pros: Hits through obstacles, Good area pressure

Cons: Shorter range

potion A

Lotus Bloom Potion

An epic ice-style potion that creates multiple blooms and follow-up bursts, making it useful for area damage setups.

Player decision Use it for groups or enemies that stay inside the impact area.

Obtain: Brew through Departure Isle potion outcomes using strong ingredient combinations.

Pros: Area bursts, Good scaling

Cons: Needs rare inputs

equipment A

Coreflame Rod

A legendary Sea of Oblivion wand with strong attack boost and critical stats for fire-heavy progression.

Player decision Use it when your next wall is high-health volcanic or pirate content.

Obtain: Obtain through later Sea of Oblivion equipment progression or shop routes.

Pros: Major attack boost, Critical support

Cons: Late route access

equipment A

Wings of Tree God

A Druid event staff that boosts summoned creature attack and duration, creating a strong summoner route while available.

Player decision Use it if you rely on summon potions for pressure and farming support.

Obtain: Buy from the Druid Event shop with Spirit Leaves during the event window.

Pros: Summon damage boost, Longer summons

Cons: Event-limited

B 4 ranked

potion B

Tornado Potion

A rare moving spell that pierces blockages and helps control lanes, but it is less universal than top epic effects.

Player decision Use it against enemies that line up or hide behind obstacles.

Obtain: Brew from Departure Isle materials once your magic point total is high enough.

Pros: Pierces blockers, Good lane control

Cons: Directional use

equipment B

Trinity Silverbeak

A rare ocean-themed wand with useful attack boost and critical effect, but it is outclassed by later legendary wands.

Player decision Use it as a bridge before expensive legendary equipment.

Obtain: Buy during wand progression after farming enough gold.

Pros: Affordable midgame boost, Critical effect

Cons: Later replaced

potion B

Lithe Potion

A movement potion that can stack with running and helps farming routes, though it does not solve damage by itself.

Player decision Use it when travel time or dodging is slowing your runs.

Obtain: Brew from Departure Isle materials with enough magic points for uncommon outcomes.

Pros: Movement speed, Route utility

Cons: No direct damage

race B

Human

A common baseline race with no listed buff, but it keeps early play simple before players commit rerolls.

Player decision Keep it briefly while learning, then reroll when you know your build goal.

Obtain: Available naturally as a race result from rerolling or starting rolls.

Pros: Simple baseline, No drawback

Cons: No special buff

C 3 ranked

equipment C

Twisted Wand

The starter wand is free and useful for learning, but its low attack makes it a temporary option only.

Player decision Replace it once farming gives you enough gold for a real upgrade.

Obtain: Starter equipment with no gold cost.

Pros: Free starter gear, Easy to use

Cons: Very low attack

potion C

Wood Splinter Potion

A common Sea of Oblivion projectile that teaches later area play but is not a long-term damage solution.

Player decision Use it for discovery, then move into stronger rare or epic potions.

Obtain: Brew from Sea of Oblivion materials after reaching that world.

Pros: Easy common option, Basic ranged hit

Cons: Limited scaling

material C

Withered Mushroom

A common ingredient that helps early brewing tests, but it is more of a stepping stone than a premium material.

Player decision Use it for early experiments or cheap potion batches.

Obtain: Gather from Mushroom Cluster and Giant Mushroom Group sources.

Pros: Easy to gather, Good for testing

Cons: Low value

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