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Wizard Alchemy Blog

The wiki pages give you the raw data — this is where we work through the decisions: which race is worth a real reroll chase, how to fight the Dwarf King without wasting potions, and which farming route actually saves time. Every post links back to the live tools and data pages so you can act on it immediately.

Guide · 2026-07-17

Wizard Alchemy Pets Guide

How to get and level pets in Wizard Alchemy: egg sources, Pet Coins, Raging Waves Arena, and every pet's buff type by rarity, cross-checked across guides.

Events · 2026-07-17

Spider Lair Update: What Changed

What the Spider Lair update reportedly added to Wizard Alchemy — new races, a Poison element, new wands and potions — cross-checked across guide sites.

Guide · 2026-07-16

Wizard Alchemy Progression Roadmap

A full Wizard Alchemy progression path from codes redemption to Furnace Core farming and the Dwarf King, with Magic Power targets for each stage.

Meta & Tier Lists · 2026-07-16

Wizard Alchemy Potion Tier List

Every Wizard Alchemy potion ranked S to C by power delivered per Magic Power spent, with sell value and element notes for each tier.

Guide · 2026-07-16

Copper Earring Farming Route

The four Copper Earring drop sources in Wizard Alchemy ranked by expected drops per 10 kills, with the route to switch to once you can survive mutants.

Guide · 2026-07-16

Dwarf King Boss Guide & Loadouts

How the Dwarf King's ground slam and chase behavior actually work in Wizard Alchemy, plus three loadouts for learning, farming, and clearing it fast.

Guide · 2026-07-16

Furnace Core Farming Guide

Furnace Core gives 43 Magic Power, the highest of any farmable material. See its real drop math versus Copper Earring and which enemy to farm.

Meta & Tier Lists · 2026-07-16

Wizard Alchemy Race Reroll Math

How many rerolls it actually takes to hit each Wizard Alchemy race, with the math behind the tier list and when to stop chasing Thestrals.

Guide · 2026-07-16

Wizard Alchemy Shard Farming Guide

Where every element shard comes from in Wizard Alchemy — chests for Ice, Fire, Earth and Wind, mutant enemies for Light and Dark — and which build feeds.

Meta & Tier Lists · 2026-07-16

Wizard Alchemy Wand Tier List

Wizard Alchemy wands ranked for farming and boss prep, plus what we actually know about PvP — it isn't confirmed live as of this research.

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A source-backed item means the claim appears in a priority public source or in several independent guide sources. Pending means players are searching it, but the claim needs a stronger source or an in-game check. Conflict means useful sources disagree, so the page keeps the warning visible instead of hiding uncertainty. This matters most for codes, potion thresholds, drop percentages, and community links. Older screenshots and copied tables can fall behind fast, so every important claim needs a date.

Player tools

The calculators are meant to help with repeated player decisions: whether to spend rerolls, which potion threshold is reachable, and which material route is worth trying next. They use the research snapshot shown on the site and should be treated as planning support, especially after game updates. When a route depends on live timing or exact server behavior, the page stays conservative. Use the linked wiki records to understand why a recommendation appears.

Wiki data

Material, potion, race, wand, and boss pages are built around what a player is likely trying to do after searching. Each page connects the data to a next action such as copying a code, checking a drop source, comparing a race, opening the potion planner, or choosing a safer farm route. The goal is to answer the player question, not just repeat a table.

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