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Wizard Alchemy Beginner Guide

A first-hour route for players who want to avoid wasting rerolls and farming time. The order is simple: redeem, reroll with a stop rule, brew reachable potions, then farm targeted materials.

Redeem codes before spending rerolls

Copy the current source-backed codes, then read the pending list separately.

Set a reroll stop before clicking

Stop on Thestrals if you hit it. Stellar Ambassador, Death Eater, Ice Crystal, and Fiendish Demon are practical early stops.

Use the calculator if you want to chase a 1% race

Enter your reroll count and decide whether the chase is worth continuing.

Farm enough materials for your first potion thresholds

Select what you already have and see the next reachable potion.

Move from starter materials into targeted routes

Use Copper Earring, Flame Crest, shards, or Furnace Core only when your build can support the route.

Codes

Use the free power first

Current source-backed or conflict-noted code count: 4. These rewards mainly matter because rerolls can change your early pace more than a small amount of farming.

Open codes

Race stops

Good early outcomes

Thestrals: Keep. Do not reroll unless the meta changes or you are testing a niche element build.
Stellar Ambassador: Usually keep. Reroll only if you have many spare rerolls and specifically chase Thestrals.
Fiendish Demon: Keep for fire potion routes. Avoid if you need safer boss attempts.
Ice Crystal: Keep if your build leans into Ice Spike, Ice Turtle, or Frost Thorns.

Early potions

First thresholds

Wind Blade Potion: 6 Magic
Rock Blast Potion: 8 Magic
Ice Spike Potion: 10 Magic
Iithe Potion: 40 Magic
Fire Arrow Potion: 45 Magic
Earth Shield Potion: 48 Magic
Ice Turtle Potion: 52 Magic

Starter farm list

Materials worth recognizing early

Open material database

Blueberry

3 Magic Power

Blueberry Bush / Chests

Mushroom Cluster / Chests

Goblin Finger

15 Magic Power

Knife Goblin (75%) / Archer Goblin (50%)

Ice Shard

Ice potion chance +50%

Chests

Goblin Bone

21 Magic Power

Knife Goblin (25%) / Archer Goblin (38%)

Source labels

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.

Safety

Wizard Alchemy Hub is an unofficial fan resource. It does not provide scripts, exploits, account tools, fake Robux pages, or unofficial downloads. Before spending Robux or making an irreversible in-game choice, check the game client and treat newly posted community claims as watchlist information. If a source changes, the safest update is to label the uncertainty until a better check is available.