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VaginalWildfire: /* Play Style */

2024-07-09T04:47:07Z

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	''Where did I go wrong?''		''Where did I go wrong?''

	Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic with what information ~~did~~ you ~~know~~ at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just ~~say~~ "aww I should've just known better" but that doesn't actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I would've used if I had them ~~all~~ (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)		Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic with what information you knew at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just default to saying "aww I should've just known better" but that doesn't actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells/abilities I would've used if I had any of them (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having an experienced friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)

VaginalWildfire: /* Play Style */

2024-07-09T04:44:03Z

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	The wizard class allows for a surprising amount of creative expression in how you tackle each situation. So there are few one size fits all answers I can give to anything. Take for instance the spell [[Wizard#Teir 2\|Magic Lock]]. When I use this spell, I primarily use it defensively. After my team is able to pull away from a fight, so they can all rest while I hold the door, but when I watch some people play wizard they primarily try to use it offensively, as their opponent is running in fear. To try to lock them into a fight. So you can already see how being able to implement both these strategies with just one spell makes it's usefulness go way up. Try to actively think before hand about which spells you're taking and how you would ideally like to use them in a fight.		The wizard class allows for a surprising amount of creative expression in how you tackle each situation. So there are few one size fits all answers I can give to anything. Take for instance the spell [[Wizard#Teir 2\|Magic Lock]]. When I use this spell, I primarily use it defensively. After my team is able to pull away from a fight, so they can all rest while I hold the door, but when I watch some people play wizard they primarily try to use it offensively, as their opponent is running in fear. To try to lock them into a fight. So you can already see how being able to implement both these strategies with just one spell makes it's usefulness go way up. Try to actively think before hand about which spells you're taking and how you would ideally like to use them in a fight.

	''Where did I go wrong''		''Where did I go wrong?''

	Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesn't actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I would've used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)		Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesn't actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I would've used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)

VaginalWildfire: /* Play Style */

2024-07-09T04:43:54Z

Play Style

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	''Where did I go wrong''		''Where did I go wrong''

	Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic, with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that ~~doesnt~~ actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I ~~wouldve~~ used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)		Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesn't actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I would've used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)

VaginalWildfire at 04:42, 9 July 2024

2024-07-09T04:42:44Z

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	The wizard class allows for a surprising amount of creative expression in how you tackle each situation. So there are few one size fits all answers I can give to anything. Take for instance the spell [[Wizard#Teir 2\|Magic Lock]]. When I use this spell, I primarily use it defensively. After my team is able to pull away from a fight, so they can all rest while I hold the door, but when I watch some people play wizard they primarily try to use it offensively, as their opponent is running in fear. To try to lock them into a fight. So you can already see how being able to implement both these strategies with just one spell makes it's usefulness go way up. Try to actively think before hand about which spells you're taking and how you would ideally like to use them in a fight.		The wizard class allows for a surprising amount of creative expression in how you tackle each situation. So there are few one size fits all answers I can give to anything. Take for instance the spell [[Wizard#Teir 2\|Magic Lock]]. When I use this spell, I primarily use it defensively. After my team is able to pull away from a fight, so they can all rest while I hold the door, but when I watch some people play wizard they primarily try to use it offensively, as their opponent is running in fear. To try to lock them into a fight. So you can already see how being able to implement both these strategies with just one spell makes it's usefulness go way up. Try to actively think before hand about which spells you're taking and how you would ideally like to use them in a fight.
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	"Where did I go wrong?"''		''Where did I go wrong''

	Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic, with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesnt actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I wouldve used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)		Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic, with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesnt actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I wouldve used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)

VaginalWildfire at 04:42, 9 July 2024

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	==Wizard (Hotfix #54)==		==Wizard (Hotfix #55)==

	Playing wizard can be difficult, but it can also be highly rewarding. This guide will serve as a general overview to the tactics that a wizard has in their magical toolbox. It's intended for beginner/intermediate players, so some experienced players may not gain much from this.		Playing wizard can be difficult, but it can also be highly rewarding. This guide will serve as a general overview to the tactics that a wizard has in their magical toolbox. It's intended for beginner/intermediate players, so some experienced players may not gain much from this.
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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#~~Play Style~~\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Things To Remember\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.
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	===~~Play Style~~===		===Things To Remember===

	'''''Jump Casting'''''		'''''Jump Casting'''''
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	'''''Positioning'''''		'''''Positioning'''''

	Wizard has the lowest starting health of any class in Dark and Darker. If you're just trading damage you will loose every fight. So you're going to have to outplay your opponents. In general playing wizard with at least one other teammate will make it far easier, because unless you're a melee wizard you're trying to kite to enemy while doing damage to them. So having a team will let you kite back to a safety net, and then you can fight from range while the front lines are fighting. Its 100% possible to kill any class on wizard but that doesn't mean you have better and worse pairings. Always try to pick a fight starting from your best foot. For instance its relatively easy to kill plate fighters on wizard, compared to killing a ranger which is way harder. So if someone else on your team has a better match up against a ranger they should go for them, while you take the plate fighter. I'll go into more specifics about positioning for each ~~playstyle~~ in each ones own entry, but in general try to remember one thing; You're squishy. Act like it.		Wizard has the lowest starting health of any class in Dark and Darker. If you're just trading damage you will loose every fight. So you're going to have to outplay your opponents. In general playing wizard with at least one other teammate will make it far easier, because unless you're a melee wizard you're trying to kite to enemy while doing damage to them. So having a team will let you kite back to a safety net, and then you can fight from range while the front lines are fighting. Its 100% possible to kill any class on wizard but that doesn't mean you have better and worse pairings. Always try to pick a fight starting from your best foot. For instance its relatively easy to kill plate fighters on wizard, compared to killing a ranger which is way harder. So if someone else on your team has a better match up against a ranger they should go for them, while you take the plate fighter. I'll go into more specifics about positioning for each play style in each ones own entry, but in general try to remember one thing; You're squishy. Act like it.

			===Play Style===

			The wizard class allows for a surprising amount of creative expression in how you tackle each situation. So there are few one size fits all answers I can give to anything. Take for instance the spell [[Wizard#Teir 2\|Magic Lock]]. When I use this spell, I primarily use it defensively. After my team is able to pull away from a fight, so they can all rest while I hold the door, but when I watch some people play wizard they primarily try to use it offensively, as their opponent is running in fear. To try to lock them into a fight. So you can already see how being able to implement both these strategies with just one spell makes it's usefulness go way up. Try to actively think before hand about which spells you're taking and how you would ideally like to use them in a fight.
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			"Where did I go wrong?"''

			Often times when playing wizard, you are punished for a mistake so quickly its hard to even know what your mistake was. Or on the other hand, sometimes you will make a mistake that will come back to bite you down the line. Being able to clip your gameplay and go back to look and think about what you could've done better will make you improve faster than any guide I could ever write. First, I try to think about how I would solve the situation using the spells (and remaining charges) that I had left. Be realistic, with what information did you know at the time. What were you thinking as you went in? It can be tempting to just say "aww I should've just known better" but that doesnt actually help you in any meaningful way. If I can't think of a reasonable spell or tactic that I should've implemented I'll consider what spells I wouldve used if I had them all (including full charges.) Sometimes it's as simple as you should've sat down and that's what cost you the fight, or sometimes you'll consider using a spell/ability that you hadn't before. That actually might end up being exact thing you needed. It might also be that you were too hasty, or that your movement wasn't good enough. Try to concentrate on improving at the beginning, and you will be slinging spells in no time. Don't get discouraged, everyone starts somewhere. Whats important is that you start. If you still haven't figured out your mistake, consider having a friend look at it or in general just being more cautious with your game play (You're squishy. Act like it)

VaginalWildfire: /* Play Style */

2024-07-02T21:11:03Z

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	'''''Jump Casting'''''		'''''Jump Casting'''''

	Regardless of how you plan on playing wizard an important thing to remember is to jump before you cast a spell, as your momentum is carried until you land. This gives you enough time to cast about half of the spell without a movespeed cost. When jump casting it's important to keep in mind that you cannot change directions mid-air, this makes you way easier to hit with ranged options~~, so~~ as with anything on wizard use it when the time feels right.		Regardless of how you plan on playing wizard an important thing to remember is to jump before you cast a spell, as your momentum is carried until you land. This gives you enough time to cast about half of the spell without a movespeed cost. When jump casting it's important to keep in mind that you cannot change directions mid-air, this makes you way easier to hit with ranged options. So as with anything on wizard use it when the time feels right.

	(Note: at advanced levels it is possible to bunny hop by jumping on the exact frame you land. Which allows you to cast entire spells with no movespeed penalty)		(Note: at advanced levels it is possible to bunny hop by jumping on the exact frame you land. Which allows you to cast entire spells with no movespeed penalty)

VaginalWildfire: /* Play Style */

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	'''''Jump Casting'''''		'''''Jump Casting'''''

	Regardless of how you plan on playing wizard an important thing to remember is to jump before you cast a spell, as your momentum is carried until you land. This gives you enough time to cast about half of the spell without a movespeed cost		Regardless of how you plan on playing wizard an important thing to remember is to jump before you cast a spell, as your momentum is carried until you land. This gives you enough time to cast about half of the spell without a movespeed cost. When jump casting it's important to keep in mind that you cannot change directions mid-air, this makes you way easier to hit with ranged options, so as with anything on wizard use it when the time feels right.

	(Note: at advanced levels it is possible to bunny hop by jumping on the exact frame you land. Which allows you to cast spells with no movespeed penalty)		(Note: at advanced levels it is possible to bunny hop by jumping on the exact frame you land. Which allows you to cast entire spells with no movespeed penalty)

	'''''Spell Budgeting'''''		'''''Spell Budgeting'''''

VaginalWildfire at 17:22, 1 July 2024

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play ~~style~~\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play Style\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.

VaginalWildfire at 17:22, 1 July 2024

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#~~Playstyle~~\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play style\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.

VaginalWildfire at 17:21, 1 July 2024

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Wizard~~:Guide~~#Playstyle\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Playstyle\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play ~~style~~\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play Style\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#~~Playstyle~~\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Play style\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.

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	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Lightning Strike]] isn't the most popular wizard spell, but in its own situation nothing is more effective. You aim this ability on the ground so if you have a frontline you can safely assure you wont damage them but you will hurt the enemy they are fighting. Note: It is possible to do a well timed crouch-jump and completely nullify the damage from this spell.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Wizard~~:Guide~~#Playstyle\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Invisibility]] is put as a DPS caster spell even though it doesn't directly do damage, because it is possibly the most useful wizard buff. It allows you to run away, push, and reposition in the middle of a fight. If you're ever being chased into a corner you can [[Guide:Wizard#Playstyle\|jump cast]] invisibility and then immediately turn around on your attackers running past them back to the safety of your team.

	[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.		[[Wizard#Tier 4\|Fireball]] is perhaps the most iconic wizard spell, and it's no less iconic in Dark and Darker. Fireball has a wide array of uses from ranged damage, splash damage, pushing an enemy back, or even to break a door down in a pinch. When using this spell in PvP try to decide if you're going to go for a direct hit or a splash. Splashing the floor will usually be more accurate but directs are worth going for if you see the opportunity.