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ZHOUY1: /* Combat Maneuvers */ PSM update.

2022-01-08T08:35:48Z

Combat Maneuvers: PSM update.

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 == Combat Maneuvers ==
 Few non-[[War Mage]]s train in combat maneuvers, but wizards have access to the following CMAN's:
 ==Wizard Statistic Growth Rates==

ARCHYVER: Updated enchanting spell reference to new Enchanting method

2021-06-09T23:35:29Z

Updated enchanting spell reference to new Enchanting method

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	'''Wizards''' are one of four [[pure]] [[profession]]s in [[GemStone]], and are considered to be masters of the [[sphere]] of [[elemental\|elemental magic]]. Wizardly offensive spells are primarily represented by [[bolt spell]]s of a particular elemental energy, and are complemented by a wide array of defensive magics and utility spells. A common [[mutant]] Wizard sub-type is the [[War Mage]], which relies on [[Haste (506)\|hasted]] physical attacks in combination with various utility spells.		'''Wizards''' are one of four [[pure]] [[profession]]s in [[GemStone]], and are considered to be masters of the [[sphere]] of [[elemental\|elemental magic]]. Wizardly offensive spells are primarily represented by [[bolt spell]]s of a particular elemental energy, and are complemented by a wide array of defensive magics and utility spells. A common [[mutant]] Wizard sub-type is the [[War Mage]], which relies on [[Haste (506)\|hasted]] physical attacks in combination with various utility spells.

	Wizards can [[enchant]] weapons and armor by means of the [[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)]] spell to give bonuses to attack or defense, respectively. Wizards can also [[imbed]] their spells into certain imbedable items by means of the [[Create Magic Item (420)]] spell, and [[recharge]] some of these items by means of the [[Charge Item (517)]] spell to keep their magic strong.		Wizards can [[enchant]] weapons and armor by means of the [[Enchant (925)]] spell to give bonuses to attack or defense, respectively. Wizards can also [[imbed]] their spells into certain imbedable items by means of the [[Create Magic Item (420)]] spell, and [[recharge]] some of these items by means of the [[Charge Item (517)]] spell to keep their magic strong.

	Finally, Wizards are able to summon a magical [[familiar]] by means of the [[Call Familiar (920)]] spell, which they can use for various non-combat purposes.		Finally, Wizards are able to summon a magical [[familiar]] by means of the [[Call Familiar (920)]] spell, which they can use for various non-combat purposes.
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	;[[Elemental Mana Control]] (EMC)		;[[Elemental Mana Control]] (EMC)
	:This skill determines how effective one will be in sharing elemental mana with others also trained in EMC, as well as providing benefits to numerous spells, including [[Enchant ~~Item~~]]. Twenty-four ranks will give maximum efficiency in sharing mana, but most wizards will 1x for life to benefit their spells. Also, training in EMC increases a Wizard's mana regeneration rate, both on and off node.		:This skill determines how effective one will be in sharing elemental mana with others also trained in EMC, as well as providing benefits to numerous spells, including [[Enchant (925)]]. Twenty-four ranks will give maximum efficiency in sharing mana, but most wizards will 1x for life to benefit their spells. Also, training in EMC increases a Wizard's mana regeneration rate, both on and off node.

	;[[Elemental Lores]]		;[[Elemental Lores]]
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	=== [[Wizard Base]] ===		=== [[Wizard Base]] ===
	This circle contains the majority of a Wizard's offensive power in the form of [[bolt spell]]s. It also has some of the more profession defining spells such as [[Call Familiar (920)]] and [[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)]].		This circle contains the majority of a Wizard's offensive power in the form of [[bolt spell]]s. It also has some of the more profession defining spells such as [[Call Familiar (920)]] and [[Enchant (925)]].

	:*[[Minor Shock (901)]]		:*[[Minor Shock (901)]]
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	::Call Familiar allows a player to summon an animal to serve as an ally. Wizards who are [[Attunement\|attuned]] to a particular element have the opportunity to summon a [[wyrdling]] in addition to the typical mundane animal. Though [[familiar]]s cannot perform any combat actions, they can deliver messages, watch rooms, carry an item, and find other players. Call Familiar is considered to be a defining spell of the Wizard profession.		::Call Familiar allows a player to summon an animal to serve as an ally. Wizards who are [[Attunement\|attuned]] to a particular element have the opportunity to summon a [[wyrdling]] in addition to the typical mundane animal. Though [[familiar]]s cannot perform any combat actions, they can deliver messages, watch rooms, carry an item, and find other players. Call Familiar is considered to be a defining spell of the Wizard profession.

	:*[[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)]]		:*[[Enchant (925)]]
	::Enchant Item allows a player to enchant weapons, shields and armor, increating the bonus to [[Attack strength\|AS]] for weapons or [[Defensive Strength\|DS]] for shields and armor. Enchant Item is limited to increasing the bonus of items to a maximum of plus fifty (+50), with each complete enchantment increasing the bonus of the item by five (5). (However, enchantments above thirty-five (+35) are exceedingly rare and difficult under the current limitations.) Typically trained Wizards who learn this spell at level twenty-five (25) are considered capable of using Enchant Item to bring items to a bonus of plus twenty (+20). Enchant Item is generally considered a defining spell of the Wizard profession.		::Enchant Item allows a player to enchant weapons, shields and armor, increating the bonus to [[Attack strength\|AS]] for weapons or [[Defensive Strength\|DS]] for shields and armor. Enchant Item is limited to increasing the bonus of items to a maximum of plus fifty (+50), with each complete enchantment increasing the bonus of the item by five (5). (However, enchantments above thirty-five (+35) are exceedingly rare and difficult under the current limitations.) Typically trained Wizards who learn this spell at level twenty-five (25) are considered capable of using Enchant Item to bring items to a bonus of plus twenty (+20). Enchant Item is generally considered a defining spell of the Wizard profession.

SPYRIDONM3: /* General Training Suggestions */ Updated armor use requirements for full leather

2021-04-20T18:52:12Z

General Training Suggestions: Updated armor use requirements for full leather

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	;[[Armor Use]]		;[[Armor Use]]
	:Most wizards will recommend training ~~four~~ ranks to wear full leathers with no ~~maneuver~~ ~~hindrance~~. Other wizards recommend enough ranks to wear double leathers, though there is always a casting hindrance for armors in an AsG above full leather. Opinions vary over whether the extra protection is worth the spell hindrance and extra training cost.		:Most wizards will recommend training two ranks to wear full leathers with no [[Armor#action penalty\|action]] and [[roundtime]] penalties. Other wizards recommend enough ranks to wear double leathers, though there is always a casting hindrance for armors in an AsG above full leather. Opinions vary over whether the extra protection is worth the spell hindrance and extra training cost.

	;[[Physical Fitness]]		;[[Physical Fitness]]

GS4-OSCURO at 16:41, 7 December 2020

2020-12-07T16:41:28Z

WHIGHTCNIGHT: /* Guides */ added comprehensive wizard guide

2018-05-17T15:11:39Z

Guides: added comprehensive wizard guide

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
			*[[Comprehensive Wizard Guide]]

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

VANKRASN39: Undo revision 102964 by KITHUS (talk) broken link

2018-02-09T16:48:34Z

Undo revision 102964 by KITHUS (talk) broken link

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
	*[[Comprehensive Wizard Guide]] (formerly Whirlin's Guide)

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

KITHUS: /* Guides */

2018-02-06T02:18:24Z

Guides

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
			*[[Comprehensive Wizard Guide]] (formerly Whirlin's Guide)

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

BOWERSJ: Undo revision 100719 by BOWERSJ (talk)

2017-11-27T03:29:00Z

Undo revision 100719 by BOWERSJ (talk)

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
	*[[Guides by Whirlin: Pure, Archer, and War Mages Guide]]

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

BOWERSJ: Undo revision 100662 by VANKRASN39 (talk)

2017-11-27T03:28:09Z

Undo revision 100662 by VANKRASN39 (talk)

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
			*[[Guides by Whirlin: Pure, Archer, and War Mages Guide]]

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

VANKRASN39: /* Guides */ remove link

2017-11-24T04:17:46Z

Guides: remove link

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	=====Guides=====		=====Guides=====
	*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]		*[[A beginner's guide to playing a wizard]]
	*[[Guides by Whirlin: Pure, Archer, and War Mages Guide]]

	{{Wizard}}		{{Wizard}}

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	\| DODcost = 20 / 20 \| DODranks = 1		\| DODcost = 20 / 20 \| DODranks = 1
	\| SRcost = 0 / 8 \| SRranks = 3		\| SRcost = 0 / 8 \| SRranks = 3
	\| AScost = 0 / 1 \| ASranks = 2		\| AScost = 0 / 2 \| ASranks = 2
	\| MIUcost = 0 / 1 \| MIUranks = 2		\| MIUcost = 0 / 1 \| MIUranks = 2
	\| SAcost = 2 / 1 \| SAranks = 2		\| SAcost = 2 / 1 \| SAranks = 2
	\| HPcost = 0 / 4 \| HPranks = 3		\| HPcost = 0 / 4 \| HPranks = 3
	\| EMCcost = 0 / 4 \| EMCranks = 2		\| EMCcost = 0 / 3 \| EMCranks = 3
	\| MMCcost = 0 / 15 \| MMCranks = 1		\| MMCcost = 0 / 12 \| MMCranks = 1
	\| SMCcost = 0 / 15 \| SMCranks = 1		\| SMCcost = 0 / 12 \| SMCranks = 1
	\| ELcost = 0 / 6 \| ELranks = 2		\| ELcost = 0 / 6 \| ELranks = 2
	\| SpLcost = 0 / 20 \| SpLranks = 1		\| SpLcost = 0 / 20 \| SpLranks = 1
	\| SoLcost = 0 / 10 \| SoLranks = 1		\| SoLcost = 0 / 10 \| SoLranks = 1
	\| MLcost = 0 / 20 \| MLranks = 1		\| MLcost = 0 / 20 \| MLranks = 1
	\| SURcost = 3 / 2 \| SURranks = 1		\| SURcost = 3 / 2 \| SURranks = 2
	\| DTcost = 2 / 6 \| DTranks = 1		\| DTcost = 2 / 6 \| DTranks = 1
	\| PLcost = 2 / 4 \| PLranks = 2		\| PLcost = 2 / 4 \| PLranks = 2