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−	Worst level by far! The Fire pet is junk, I memmed it but have never casted it. Malosini is the final spell in it's line and it's the same as the shaman version, you'll rarely need to use it for charmed pets or raids, useful but rare uses. Velocity is an awesome spell, it's a pet SoW, use it whenever you're in an outdoor zone to maximize the pets DPS or keep it closer to you when running around. It also makes it's more responsive, sadly it's outdoor only.	+	Worst level by far! The Fire pet is junk, I memmed it but have never casted it. Malosini is the final spell in it's line and it's the same as the shaman version, you'll rarely need to use it for charmed pets or raids, sometimes there isn't a shaman around. Velocity is an awesome spell, it's a pet SoW, use it whenever you're in an outdoor zone to maximize the pets DPS or keep it closer to you when running around. It also makes it's more responsive, sadly it's outdoor only.
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Contents 1 Welcome P99er's to my all in one guide! 1.1 Character Creation 1.2 Races 1.3 Starting Statistics 1.4 Deities 1.5 Creation Recap 2 Gear, upgrades, and item progession 2.1 Thoughts on gear priority 2.2 Gear by the different Eras 2.3 Classic Era 2.3.1 Classic Gear 2.3.2 Raid Gear 2.3.3 Clickies and Legacy 2.4 Hate and Sky Era 2.5 Classic Chase 2.6 Kunark Launch Era 2.7 Epic Era 2.7.1 Checklist 2.7.1.1 The Beginning 2.7.1.2 Words of Magi'Kot 2.7.1.3 Power of the Elements 2.7.1.4 Words of Mastery 2.7.1.5 Power of the Orb 2.7.1.6 Element of Fire 2.7.1.7 Element of Earth 2.7.1.7.1 Element of Water 2.7.1.7.2 Element of Wind 2.7.1.7.3 Spell Summon Orb 2.8 Kunark Chase 2.9 Velious Launch Era 2.10 Revamp to Chardok Era 2.11 Velious Chase 3 Magician Play Basics and Leveling 3.1 Basics 3.2 Pets 3.3 Level 1-11 3.4 Level 12-15 3.4.1 Crushbone 3.4.2 Blackburrow 3.4.3 Lavastorm Mountains 3.5 Level 16-19 3.6 Level 20-23 3.7 Level 24-28 3.8 Level 29-33 3.9 Level 34-38 3.10 Level 39-43 3.11 Level 44-48 3.12 Level 49-50 3.13 Level 50-60 Spell Guide 3.14 Level 50 3.15 Level 51 3.16 Level 52 3.17 Level 53 3.18 Level 54 3.19 Level 55 3.20 Level 56 3.21 Level 57 3.22 Level 58 3.23 Level 59 3.24 Level 60 3.24.1 Level 50-60 Leveling Guide 3.24.1.1 Bloodgill Goblins (Lake of Ill Omen) 3.24.1.2 City Guards (Various) 3.24.1.3 Bats n' Bugs (Solusek B) 3.24.1.4 Seafuries (Ocean of Tears) 3.24.1.5 Cyndreela (the Feerrott) 3.24.1.6 Nallar Q`Tentu (Neriak - 3rd Gate) 3.24.1.7 Dyrna Nlith (High Keep) 3.24.1.8 Nyzil Bloodforge (Butcherblock Mountains) 3.24.1.9 Durkis Battlemore (Butcherblock Mountains) 3.24.1.10 Frost Giant Elites (Great Divide) 3.24.1.11 Suits (Wakening Lands) 3.24.1.12 Brownies (Lesser Faydark) 3.24.1.13 Lava Duct Crawlers (Solusek B) 3.24.1.13.1 Hail and well met adventurers! 3.24.1.13.2 Background Information 3.24.1.13.2.1 Approach 3.24.1.13.2.2 Lava Duct Crawlers 3.24.1.13.3 The Mobs 3.24.1.13.3.1 Lava duct crawler 3.24.1.13.3.2 Noxious spider 3.24.1.13.3.3 Stone spider 3.24.1.13.4 The Break 3.24.1.13.5 The Stone Spider 3.24.1.13.6 Breaking the Three Spawn Room 3.24.1.13.7 Tips and Equipment 3.24.1.14 Undertow's Temple (Kedge Keep) 3.24.1.15 Plane of Mischief 4 Raiding on a Magician 4.1 Raid Basics 4.1.1 Etiquette 4.1.2 Pet Management 4.1.3 Nuking 4.1.4 Mod Rods 4.1.5 Rip Sticks 4.1.6 Pet Items 4.1.7 Call of the Hero (COTHing) 4.1.8 Eye of Zomm wall drop 4.2 Advanced Techniques 4.2.1 Large Rod piles 4.2.2 Train Aways 4.2.3 DA engage 4.2.4 Coth Racing 4.3 Raid Kit 4.3.1 Potions 4.3.2 Travel Kit 4.3.3 Resist Gear 4.3.4 Consumables 4.3.5 Spell Clickies 5 Pet Deep Dive

Welcome P99er's to my all in one guide!

• • • • This guide is still under construction, but in the meantime please use what it is finished.****

Within I hope to enclose everything someone might want to know about the Magician class; fresh Green server starts, mature server raiding, leveling paths, tips and tricks, the epic, item upgrade navigation, character creation, and more! I play Kurrat, a Dark elf mage on the first Green server. I've been playing on P99 off and on since early 2013 and have several characters on blue, including an Erudite mage named Hensatti. I was leveling that mage when Green was announced and decided to reroll mage again because I enjoyed the class so much. I've been very fortunate to be in some great guilds and have access to most parts of the game as we progressed through the timeline, so I've been able to see how mage plays and raids at every part of the game except for Veeshan's Peak and Sleepers Tomb. A lot of the information in this guide is my opinion, and it is based on countless hours of research and first hand experience. It doesn't mean I'm always right, or what I say is the best way for YOU, but I try to look at different points of view and present the information that way. Ultimately Everquest is a game about knowledge, and the point of this guide is to be a repository of game knowledge about the Magician class.

Character Creation

Below is how the developers described the class, I will add my comments throughout in italics.

Magicians are master summoners, able to call elemental pets to do their bidding and to conjure useful items from thin air. Magicians are primarily a magic-using class, with the ability to wear cloth armor and wield blunt weapons and daggers. This is all true, and in general a good way to describe the class. While certainly being a magic-using class, a Magician is more like a melee class than the other casters because the pet is such a big part of how you interact with mobs. It's sort of like playing a warrior, who can also cast and summon things, an intelligence caster hybrid.

Elemental pets are at the heart of a magician's offensive strategy, and typically accompany a magician in all his adventures. This pet provides protection for its master, along with powerful attacks and special abilities. Magicians have a large selection of fire and magic-based damage spells, allowing them to mount a damaging magical assault in support of their elemental pet. The pet is everything while leveling up, I wouldn't say they have a large selection of spells at all, if anything they have the least amount of any pure int or wis caster. Direct damage abilities are limited overall, to fire and magic, and mostly just fire.

Magicians have a wide range of summoning spells, allowing them to conjure such diverse items as food, weapons, armor, and magical jewelry. In battle, the magician can encase his entire group in a shield of fire, damaging any opponent that strikes them. Magicians also have spells that lower a monster's resistance to magic, allowing spells to damage them more easily. Item summoning is fun, and useful at all levels, none of them are game changing, but some are very desirable.

Their signature ability at later levels allow them to summon a group member to their location. A highly sought-after ability in both groups and raids. Call of the Hero (COTH) is a blessing and a curse, incredibly powerful spell that is often just used on COTH bots. If you plan on doing any raiding, this spell is your bread and butter.

Magicians are a very focused class, sacrificing some diversity for power in their area of expertise. Magicians are able to adventure solo, but also provide value in a group situation. The magician is a good choice for players who enjoy managing a powerful pet and using a tightly focused spell selection. Mages are a great solo class to level 55 (beyond is much slower), a great grouping class, a good plat farming class, and a necessary raiding class. Some say that high level raiding is boring as a Mage, but some might say that playing a Rogue or a Cleric is equally boring. While Mage is definitely one of the lowest Action per minute (APM) classes, it's a useful class on almost every raiding encounter, good for raid leaders or anyone who is managing more than themselves on a raid. I often think of Magician as a commander class, you spend more time watching and calculating than actually being in the action, whether it's solo, grouped or raiding. Mages control the action from afar and have time to think through what needs to be done to succeed.

Races

Magician can be chosen by five races, here is the basic information for each race, and I will rank them based on a 10/10 scale for fresh start servers and mature raiding servers. Most of the races are comparable to each other, except for humans who have a large stat disadvantage, and gnomes wall vision. In the end, choose what you like to play and what you think looks cool, as the stats won't matter as much once you reach higher levels. Be aware that humans will always be behind intelligence wise and if you are creating a mage solely to be a coth bot, or you think it will be a coth bot in the future: ALWAYS choose gnome. You don't want to be using shrink pots on bots.

Dark Elf DEF

   Faction Alignment: Evil 
   Racial(s): Hide, Ultravision 
   Starting City: Neriak 
   Playable Classes: Cleric, Enchanter, Magician, Necromancer, Rogue, Shadow Knight, Warrior, Wizard 
   Experience Modifier: None 
   Armor: Medium, Small 

Best natural vision, although with Summon Coldstone any race can see as well as a Dark elf. Built in hide skill of 50, it work's 35-50% of the time, and is useful for AFKing in weird spots, avoiding trains. Hide isn't the most useful on a mage sadly because it will kill your pet. Second highest starting int. Execelant noobie zone and access to Freeport, has a library in Neriak. Fashionquest is real here, and dark elves look fantastic. Fresh start 8/10, Mature Server 7/10.

Erudite ERU

   Faction Alignment: Neutral 
   Racial(s): -5 Disease Resist, +5 Magic Resist 
   Starting City: Erudin, Paineel 
   Playable Classes: Cleric, Enchanter, Magician, Necromancer, Paladin, Shadow Knight, Wizard 
   Experience Modifier: None 
   Armor: Medium 

Highest starting int, and that bonus +5 MR is excellent! They start with 70 agility though, which is a serious handicap. Unless you put 5 points in at character creation you will have an AC penalty and often be running slower while encumbered until you get an item with +AGI on it. The noobie zone is pretty bad over all and most people have to take the boat to Qeynos, Erudin does have a library though. Fresh start 4/10, Mature Server 8/10.

Gnome GNM

   Faction Alignment: Neutral 
   Racial(s): Tinkering, Infravision 
   Starting City: Ak'Anon 
   Playable Classes: Cleric, Enchanter, Magician, Necromancer, Rogue, Warrior, Wizard 
   Experience Modifier: None 
   Armor: Small 

The only small race available for Mage, this is invaluable for using COTH to invite people from the entrance of zones. (We will cover this later). Any race can be shrunk and perform the same trick, but only gnomes can do this at all times with superior wall vision. Decent int, excellent starting zone and access to a library make them a good choice at any point during the timeline. Fresh start 8/10, Mature Server 10/10.

High Elf HIE

   Faction Alignment: Good 
   Racial(s): Infravision 
   Starting City: Felwithe 
   Playable Classes: Cleric, Enchanter, Magician, Paladin, Wizard 
   Experience Modifier: None 
   Armor: Medium, Small 

High elf has decent starting int, the highest charisma, which is actually nice. You will make more money vendoring items throughout the character's lifetime and it adds up. Greater Fay and Crushbone are noob friendly and full of cash making opportunities. Access to the library in Ak'anon as well as the dwarf and gnome starting zones. High elf is never a bad choice, just maybe not the best choice, but style matters and they have it. Fresh start 8/10, Mature Server 7/10.

Human HUM

   Faction Alignment: Neutral 
   Racial(s): None 
   Starting Cities: Freeport, Qeynos 
   Playable Classes: Bard, Cleric, Druid, Enchanter, Magician, Monk, Necromancer, Paladin, Ranger, Rogue, Shadow Knight, Warrior, Wizard 
   Experience Modifier: None 
   Armor: Medium 

Lowest int, male beard fashionquest, really good starting locations in Qeynos or Freeport, but the libraries are harder to access. No night vision, play a human to be more unique or to enjoy the advantages on an early server, they get a decent fresh start ranking purely because Qeynos, the Aquaducts, Blackburrow and the Karanas are such a good place to play. Fresh Start 7/10, Mature Server 5/10.

Starting Statistics

RACE	STR	STA	AGI	DEX	WIS	INT	CHA	BONUS
Dark Elf	60	75	90	75	83	109	60	30
Erudite	60	80	70	70	83	117	70	30
Gnome	60	80	85	85	67	108	60	30
High Elf	55	75	85	70	95	102	80	30
Human	75	85	75	75	75	85	75	30

As a general rule of thumb going 25 int/5 stam is a strong choice for any racial choice or playstyle. It wasn't until deep into Velious gear that I began to regret choosing 25 int at creation on the first Green server. I chose Dark elf, with 25 int and 5 str, and it served me well throughout the entire timeline. It wasn't until I started getting NToV caliber loot that I started going over 255 int, and even then as a raiding mage you will want to be using a anyway which will limit your int. The point is that going 25 int is never wrong, or a bad choice. In fact it is generally the best choice available for most players.

For Erudites on fresh start server I highly recommend going 25 int/5 agi to cover that agility gap. If you don't have 75 agility there is a run speed penalty when encumbered and an armor class penalty. On a mature server you can use items to cover this gap and instead I would recommend str or sta instead.

If you are the neckbeardiest of the neckbeards and know for sure that you will be gearing this toon out at level 60 with NToV quality loot then you absolutely want to go 25 sta / 5 int. The extra hit points will make a difference later and if you wanted to cap stamina as well as int, it's much harder without the creation sta. I also recommend 25 sta/5 int for experienced players who don't plan on using the character for coth bot status, and are going to twink it. I'll explain more on this later.

Experienced players can also choose 25 int/5 str at creation or a mix of the two stats. Str is very useful on fresh start servers and will pay for itself many times over being able to carry more loot out of a dungeon or exp session. Be wise about this and only choose str if you know what you are doing and understand you will lose out on stats at 60 that you might want at that point.

Deities

In general it doesn't matter what you choose at all, because the diety specific equipment is generally pretty bad for most diety/race/class combos. Bertoxxulous has some decent black sapphire gear, but is it worth being hated by everyone? Agnostic is the best choice for a mage, the only choice for a coth bot, and in general the best choice for most players. If you like the flavor of a diety, or want to roleplay, or just like the idea of it. Go for it! It doesn't matter and in the end, having fun on your character is most important.

Dark Elves:

Agnostic, The Prince of Hate

There is some cultural chain armor that dark elf magicians can wear, you don't need to choose Innoruuk to wear the lower versions, but you do for the best. You will be KOS in many places, but agnostic dark elves are generally tolerated.

Erudites:

Agnostic, The Oceanlord, The Tranquil

Nothing really here for Erudite mages as far as cultural armor or items, some interesting flavor choices or roleplay opportunities and that's it. Nothing evil to choose. An Erudite Mage worshipping Prexus who only used water pets would be a really fun, but limiting way to play.

Gnomes:

Agnostic, The Plaguebringer, The Duke of Below

Bertox has some good jewelry, but that's it. Nothing much here, standard good or evil gnome choices! Brell would be interesting since elementals are kind of his bag and all.

High Elves:

Agnostic, The Rainkeeper, The Queen of Love, The Lightbearer, The Mother of All

Some interesting choices here, Karana and Erollosi Marr, but really if you're going to choose one, Tunare is the best choice. There is cultural chain armor similar to the Dark elf armor and Plane of Growth quest item for mages that's pretty good but Tunare only. A High elf mage worshiping Tunare who only uses earth pets would be a fun way to play and pretty good solo.

Humans:

Agnostic, The Plaguebringer, The Prince of Hate, The Rainkeeper, The Queen of Love, The Lightbearer, The Prime Healer

Humans have the most choices, which is generally true for most human class combinations. Can be evil with Bertox or Inny or choose some goodies. This would be the only way to get Rodcet Nife, although I'm not sure what you would do with that!

Creation Recap

I'd like to stress here that no matter what you choose your character will do fine, and at 60 you will hardly be able to tell the difference. Play what you like and have fun, don't let anyone tell you what's best for YOU or how you choose to play. That being said there is definitely a min/max approach here and if you want to know what is technically the best, or what I recommend, keep reading. A lot depends on what your plan is for the character, is it a first character on a fresh start server that will become a coth bot later? Is it just a coth bot? Is this your main through Velious? Is this character just a fun side project that you enjoy leveling? Have you the longest neckbeard and want to know the absolute best way to create the character? Also please note that Erudite's may need +5 agi at creation to hit that magic 75 agi number.

Farming toon for fresh start Green destined to be a coth bot:

• Race: Gnome
• Diety: Agnostic
• Starting Stats: 25 int/5 str

Coth bot:

• Race: Gnome
• Diety: Agnostic
• Starting Stats: 25 int/5 sta

Main character through entire timeline:

• Race: Any
• Diety: Any
• Starting Stats: 25 int/5 str or sta

Side Project:

• Race: Any
• Diety: Any
• Starting Stats: 25 sta/5 int or str

Neckbeard Project:

• Race: Gnome
• Diety: Agnostic
• Starting Stats: 25 sta/5 int

Gear, upgrades, and item progession

Thoughts on gear priority

Let's take a look at how intelligence and stamina provide mana and hit points. Mana for some reason does not have a set calculation like stamina to hit points does. It varies based on whether you are under 200 int or over it, and how much int you are adding at the time. I verified this because this table looked confusing to me. I reduced my intelligence to below 200, then removed 5 int worth of gear and lost 54 mana, or 10.8 mana per int. I removed 3 int and lost 32 mana or 10.66 mana per int, then I removed 8 int and lost 90 mana or 11.25 mana per int. I repeated the process once over 200 int and added 5 int and gained 22 mana or 4.4 mana per int, then I added 20 int and gained 113 mana or 5.65 mana per int. What does this mean? For whatever reason it is variable and the more int you add or subtract, the more mana per int you will gain or lose. The table below seems to be roughly accurate, and like someone described there are rounding issues so the numbers aren't always exact.

You obviously want to gain intelligence if you can, and have at least 200 int if possible, because post 200 the gains drop off about 50%. Having a larger pool is useful most of the time, but while leveling it really isn't that necessary. Intelligence is one of those stats you will naturally gain as you progress through gear since most int caster gear is loaded with it. I wouldn't go after it, unless you're close to that 200 mark and want to pop over. What's more important is +mana items especially at lower levels. This table is showing mana only at level 60. At level 10 or 20 you will receive very little mana per int, making +mana preferable until 40+ generally. And even then, + mana or + hp gear is still better a lot of the time. A fresh Green server character might want that extra 25 int at creation because of the lack of good int gear in early classic. That 25 int at level 50 is a lot, and helpful, but as time goes on and the farther you progress that 25 int becomes progressively less attractive as mudflation creeps the stats up on gear.

Below or at 200 WIS/INT

   Mana gained = ((80 * LEVEL) / 425) * WIS/INT 

Above 200 WIS/INT

   Mana gained = ((40 * LEVEL) / 425) * WIS/INT 

NOTE: This calculation will often be a few points of mana off. This is because the decimal seems to fluctuate based on how much WIS/INT is added, probably due to a rounding issue of some kind. For example:

1. Adding 100 WIS/INT gives you roughly 11.27 mana per point of WIS/INT at level 60 under 200 WIS/INT.

2. Adding 10 WIS/INT gives you roughly 11.3 mana per point of WIS/INT at level 60 under 200 WIS/INT.

3. Adding 5 WIS/INT gives you roughly 11.6 mana per point of WIS/INT at level 60 under 200 WIS/INT.

4. Adding 2 WIS/INT gives you roughly 11.0 mana per point of WIS/INT at level 60 under 200 WIS/INT.

5. Adding 7 WIS/INT gives you roughly 11.5 mana per point of WIS/INT at level 60 under 200 WIS/INT.

Stamina to hit points has a different calculation than mana and has the same values throughout. We can see below that if you choose 25 stamina at creation you will have 50 hit points extra at level 50, and 60 hp at level 60. This isn't a whole lot compared to what the mana would bring in (somewhere in the 11 mana per int range) or approximently 275 mana. It's up to you to decide how you want to split up the hp/mana you'll get there. Stamina isn't a great stat conversion for mages or int casters in general because of the low rate. However, because of how much intelligence gear there is, and the fact you'll be spending hours leveling up, stamina is better than it looks. For the more hardcore of us, I'd always recommend taking stamina at creation and focusing on sta and +HP gear while leveling. At 60, you may want to swap to more +mana, or HP/MP regen items depending on how you're playing your character.

While leveling your Hit points are just not a junk stat that you try to avoid using, by not getting hit. People often play int casters this way, and try to avoid ever being in the mob's crosshairs. This is a limited way of thinking and approaching combat. Mage's don't get a root spell, a mesmerize spell, fear, divina aura, self heals, or any kind of defensive spell at all. Mage's have shielding (AC,HP,MR), phantom armor (AC,HP regen), COTH (when it's working, it can clear aggro), and gate. That's all you have defensively as a mage without your pet. The only thing keeping you from death is your HP/AC values, so these are exactly what you should be looking for as you level. Anything with +HP especially is good, and the earlier you acquire these items you more you'll notice the power of it.

Obviously you'll have a pet out most of the time, and the pets are extensions of your spellbook, they have spells you lack, or more powerful versions of them. The pets from 4-49 are pocket warriors you can pull out at any time for very little cost, and all it costs to complete heal the pet is to summon another one. You can use your health pool as a resource to reduce damage on the pet, take damage while pulling, or facetank the mob while your finishing it off after a pet reclaim. Mages generally sit back and control the action, but it doesn't mean that you shouldn't get involved, be creative and think outside the box and you'll be surprised. Obviously at higher levels this becomes more problematic, but it doesn't change the basic fact that your hit point bar is important resource and not just for the obvious reasons.

Level 60 STA to HP Conversions
CLASS	Hitpoint returns
WAR	1 STA = 6 HP
SHD / PAL	1 STA = 5.2 HP
RNG	1 STA = 4.2 HP
BRD / MNK / ROG	1 STA = 4 HP
CLR / DRU / SHM	1 STA = 3 HP
ENC / MAG / NEC / WIZ	1 STA = 2.4 HP
NOTE: Conversions scale up with level, this chart only shows level 60.

Level 50 STA to HP Conversions
CLASS	Hitpoint returns
WAR	1 STA = 4.5 HP
SHD / PAL	1 STA = 3.8 HP
RNG	1 STA = 3.3 HP
BRD / MNK / ROG	1 STA = 3.0 HP
CLR / DRU / SHM	1 STA = 2.5 HP
ENC / MAG / NEC / WIZ	1 STA = 2.0 HP
NOTE: Conversions scale up with level, this chart only shows level 50.

Something else to consider when making gear choices is the weight of the items, you should always be looking at that, and using backpacks that are low weight. You're always going to have issues with carrying capacity with low strength, it's worse at lower levels. Obviously Mages have a leg up with the Dimensional Hole line, but coin is heavy and you'll fill up fast. I like to think that it's like playing a monk with their weight limits for AC penalty. So I try to keep my int casters at 20 stones or less until you raise strength over 100. Most Mages will start with just 55 or 60 str so if you can keep your weight to 10 or 15 stone that 40-45 stones of coin/loot you can carry out with you. This is why items like Thick Banded Belt or Idol of the Thorned are great to have. One thing a mage can do really well is farm greens for cash and you'll need the str to carry that junk out with ya!

Gear by the different Eras

We will go through the different eras and talk about what gear you will be want to be looking for, the stats that are important and what I call the chase item for each expansion and how to acquire it. If you are starting on a mature server, some of the leveling gear tips may still be useful to you.

Classic Era

This is the first 6 months or so of the game, before Plane of Hate and the Temple of Sol Ro updates. We start with just Lord Nagafen, Lady Vox and Phinigel Autropos as raid mobs and a very limited selection of loot. I enjoyed this time a lot however and it was fun using the old gear and camping all the items I wanted. Lower Guk and Solusek B are the places to be, with so much good loot to grind/camp out, not the least including from the Evil eye! Plane of Fear comes a couple months before Hate, and I left out the Cryosilk Armor on purpose because it's generally a bit worse then Apothic in Hate, although the belt is useful for the resists. Also the is the best robe you can get until the Manna robe in Kunark. Fear is sort of devoid of loot for mages, it's a great time to save your DKP for later, like Hate for instance. Cryosilk is rare, and people will pay a lot for it, the only worthwhile drop there is the Alendine robe.

Classic Gear

Here's some gear that is great for classic, remember we are looking mostly for +HP/+Mana gear but other items will sneak in there too! I'll put a capitol B by the items which I consider best in slot (BIS) for this era.

• Ears -
  Polished Bone Hoop

  Polished Bone Hoop

  

  Slot: EAR
  MANA: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Alligator Tooth Earring

  Alligator Tooth Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  HP: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Obsidian Bead Hoop

  Obsidian Bead Hoop

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  INT: +3 AGI: +3
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Batskull Earring

  Batskull Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  INT: +5
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ivandyr's Hoop

  Ivandyr's Hoop

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  Charges: 6
  AC: 6
  WIS: +6 INT: +6 HP: +6
  Effect: Spirit Tap (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL except DRU MNK BRD
  Race: ALL except BAR ELF HIE DWF HFL
  
  ,
  Diamondine Earring

  Diamondine Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  STR: +3 HP: +12
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Black Sapphire Electrum Earring

  Black Sapphire Electrum Earring

  

  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  HP: +35 MANA: +25
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Fingers -
  Clawed Knuckle-Ring

  Clawed Knuckle-Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  HP: +20
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Jaded Platinum Ring

  Jaded Platinum Ring

  

  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 4
  HP: +20 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Platinum Skull Ring

  Platinum Skull Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  CHA: -5 HP: +30 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Moonstone Ring

  Moonstone Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  STR: +3 MANA: +30
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Platinum Fire Wedding Ring

  Platinum Fire Wedding Ring

  

  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 5
  HP: +55
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
  Djarns Amethyst Ring

  Djarns Amethyst Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AGI: +9 HP: +80
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Neck -
  Chipped Bone Collar

  Chipped Bone Collar

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 4
  HP: +10 MANA: +10
  WT: 2.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Glowing Bone Collar

  Glowing Bone Collar

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 5
  HP: +25 MANA: +25
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Sapphire Platinum Necklace

  Sapphire Platinum Necklace

  

  Slot: NECK
  STR: +7 INT: +7
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Black Sapphire Platinum Necklace

  Black Sapphire Platinum Necklace

  

  Slot: NECK
  HP: +55 MANA: +55
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
  Petrified Erudite Heart Amulet

  Petrified Erudite Heart Amulet

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 2
  INT: +5 MANA: +15
  WT: 0.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: BRD NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Helm -
  Whirling Crystal

  Whirling Crystal

  

  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 3
  HP: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Nightshade Wreath

  Nightshade Wreath

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 1
  WIS: +5 INT: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Runed Cowl

  Runed Cowl

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 2
  WIS: +5 INT: +9
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: BRD NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Platinum Tiara

  Platinum Tiara

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 3
  HP: +35 MANA: +50
  WT: 1.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Face -
  Carved Ivory Mask

  Carved Ivory Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 2
  AGI: +4 HP: +10
  WT: 0.9 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Sheer Bone Mask

  Sheer Bone Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 3
  INT: +3
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Pair of Bent Spectacles

  Pair of Bent Spectacles

  

  Slot: FACE
  MANA: +15
  SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Polished Mithril Mask

  Polished Mithril Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 5
  WIS: +7 INT: +7
  WT: 0.8 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Tobrin's Mystical Eyepatch

  Tobrin's Mystical Eyepatch

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  WIS: +15 INT: +15
  Effect: See Invisible (Worn)
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Chest -
  Flowing Black Robe

  Flowing Black Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 8
  STA: +5 INT: +3
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Robe of the Oracle

  Robe of the Oracle

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 9
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +25
  WT: 2.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: MNK NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Shining Metallic Robes

  Shining Metallic Robes

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 10
  INT: +9
  SV FIRE: +8 SV COLD: +8
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Robe of the Kedge

  Robe of the Kedge

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 8
  STA: +10 MANA: +100
  WT: 1.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  B
• Arms -
  Embroidered Black Sleeves

  Embroidered Black Sleeves

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 4
  HP: +10 MANA: +25
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Hollowed Bone Bracers

  Hollowed Bone Bracers

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 6
  MANA: +15
  SV MAGIC: +7
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Gatorscale Sleeves

  Gatorscale Sleeves

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 6
  INT: +4 HP: +15
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Back -
  Mystic Cloak

  Mystic Cloak

  

  LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: BACK
  Charges: 10
  AC: 8
  INT: +5
  SV MAGIC: +5
  Effect: Steelskin (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Molten Cloak

  Molten Cloak

  

  Slot: BACK
  AC: 4
  WIS: +4 INT: +4
  WT: 2.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Hooded Black Cloak

  Hooded Black Cloak

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: BACK
  AC: 10
  STR: +5 HP: +45
  WT: 2.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Belt -
  Lizardscale Belt

  Lizardscale Belt

  

  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 2
  HP: +10 MANA: +10
  WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Braided Cinch Cord

  Braided Cinch Cord

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 2
  INT: +4 HP: +8
  WT: 0.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Giants Reminder String

  Giants Reminder String

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 2
  INT: +5
  WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL except HUM ERU HEF
  
  ,
  Thick Banded Belt

  Thick Banded Belt

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 8
  STR: +15
  WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Shoulder -
  Embroidered Black Cape

  Embroidered Black Cape

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 4
  HP: +15 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Squallsurge Shawl

  Squallsurge Shawl

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 5
  STA: +5 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
• Wrists -
  Golden Jaded Bracelet

  Golden Jaded Bracelet

  

  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 2
  HP: +15 MANA: +15
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
  Polished Bone Bracelet

  Polished Bone Bracelet

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 2
  WIS: +3 INT: +3
  WT: 0.4 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Bracelet of Woven Grass

  Bracelet of Woven Grass

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 1
  INT: +3 HP: +12
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Golden Chitin Bracer

  Golden Chitin Bracer

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 5
  INT: +5 AGI: +5
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL except IKS
  
• Legs -
  Black Chitin Leggings

  Black Chitin Leggings

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 7
  HP: +10 MANA: +10
  WT: 7.5 Size: LARGE
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL except IKS
  
  B,
  Silversilk Leggings

  Silversilk Leggings

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 4
  AGI: +4 HP: +12
  WT: 0.7 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Hands -
  Gem Inlaid Gauntlets

  Gem Inlaid Gauntlets

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 8
  DEX: +3 STA: +3
  WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Dusty Bloodstained Gloves

  Dusty Bloodstained Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 2
  MANA: +25
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Impskin Gloves

  Impskin Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 2
  INT: +5 MANA: +10
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Feet -
  Kobold-Hide Boots

  Kobold-hide Boots

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 5
  AGI: +3 HP: +10
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Wolf Fur Slippers

  Wolf Fur Slippers

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 2
  AGI: +7 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Golden Efreeti Boots

  Golden Efreeti Boots

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 5
  WIS: +9 INT: +9
  WT: 2.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: HUM BAR ERU ELF HIE DEF HEF DWF TRL OGR HFL GNM
  
  B
• Primary -
  Black Tome with Silver Runes

  Black Tome with Silver Runes

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY
  INT: +4 MANA: +30
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Sacrificial Dagger

  Sacrificial Dagger

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 21
  DMG: 5
  INT: +5
  WT: 2.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU MNK SHM
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  A Glowing Black Stone

  A Glowing Black Stone

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  INT: +9
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.4 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
  Stein of Moggok

  Stein of Moggok

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  Charges: 3
  DEX: +5 INT: +10 HP: +10
  SV DISEASE: +25
  Effect: Light Healing (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Jeweled Skull

  Jeweled Skull

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  INT: +5 HP: +20 MANA: +20
  SV COLD: -5 SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 1.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Staff of Elemental Mastery: Water

  Staff of Elemental Mastery: Water

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 30
  DMG: 15
  Effect: Reclaim Energy (Any Slot/Can Equip, Casting Time: Instant) at Level 40
  Focus Effect: Servant of Water
  WT: 5.0 Size: LARGE
  Class: MAG
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Secondary -
  A Shimmering Orb

  A Shimmering Orb

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 15
  HP: +20
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: BRD NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Rokyls Channelling Crystal

  Rokyls Channelling Crystal

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 10
  HP: +50 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: BRD NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  B,
  A Glowing Black Stone

  A Glowing Black Stone

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  INT: +9
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.4 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Stein of Moggok

  Stein of Moggok

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  Charges: 3
  DEX: +5 INT: +10 HP: +10
  SV DISEASE: +25
  Effect: Light Healing (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Range -
  Dragoon Dirk

  Dragoon Dirk

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: RANGE PRIMARY SECONDARY
  Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 23
  DMG: 6
  DEX: +2
  SV MAGIC: +3
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU MNK SHM
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Thex Dagger

  Thex Dagger

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: RANGE PRIMARY SECONDARY
  Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 24
  DMG: 4
  SV DISEASE: +50
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU MNK SHM
  Race: ALL
  

Raid Gear

There isn't much to go for here, so if you're raiding with your guild, the top priorities would be the drops off Phinny. The and the are the most important drops in this era. There are a few dragon drops that are technically better than what I have listed, but your mileage may vary and acquiring some of them over melee's for example would be problematic. I'm not advocating that anyone go for them, just pointing out that they are better.

This is decent MH item

Trying to get this as a mage is pretty silly but it's technically BIS

Again, trying to get this is a mage is gonna be a hard sell, but it's technically BIS

You definitely want to be raiding in Kedge, and going to every Phinny kill you can. The water staff is a game changer and the only focus item you can get during this period. It makes the 49 water pet the best pet in general due to the increase in hit points and the added level/max hit. Nothing cooler in this era than a mage in the Kedge robe and having a giant water pet when everyone else has tiny little pets. It's beyond cool, and you can do a lot of farming with that staff. I spent countless hours at Seafury island farming plat, or in Solb, and Lguk camping items. You certainly don't need it, but you definitely should want it. If I had a chase item for each particular chunk of the game, this would be it for sure.

Clickies and Legacy

If your neckbeard is thick and oily you can camp a , , , or a . The Rubi BP is a great trade item, and probably one of the easier list camps since you can handle the camp yourself at 50. The hardest part is getting down there to the Avatar room. The Guise and Jboot camps are easy enough if you can spend the time. There were some times on the first Green that these lists got shorter, but expect them to take 20-30 hours each. Manastone is a useful item for any casting class, and well worth the time if you can invest it. Remember when I wrote about using your hit points as a resource? This is one the ways you can, through natural regen or the Phantom armor line (the regen starts in kunark, but you can still make use of it in some situations). Your health regen is wasted if you're at full HP, so being able to tap that manastone a few times is a great way to use that regen. It's not a huge edge to have, and I think that most mages can safely skip this if you don't want to spend the time camping it. Another reason to go for a Manastone is being able to trade it for a Manna Robe or a Zlandicar's Heart later in the timeline, or just outright selling it for plat and using the plat to buy those items, whichever is best for you. These items go away once the Sol Ro patch hits, so take advantage if you can/want too, there is about 6 months to do it.

Some other items you should look out for are s, yes they have been nerfed, but it's an easy camp and you will always want to have at least one on you at all times for emergencies. Having a cast-able root is important for oh crap moments and it's also needed to break certain encounters (think Ghoul arch-magus, or Undertow's guards). It's well worth the time, and an easy thing to do while watching some Netflix on a lazy afternoon. I cannot stress how important this item is for mages, you may not use it all the time, but when you need it, you really need it.

This era is a great time to farm a ! People have figured out how to spawn him and the devs just recently increased the drop rate of the cloak. Grab some friends and a ranger or druid to track and with some elbow grease you can all get this amazing item. You'll need it later for the epic, but I always recommend you buy a multiquest (MQ) for this item so you can keep yours. Usually not that expensive since most mages don't complete the epic.

This is also a great time to stock up on potions, , , , , , , and . These are all going to be useful at one time or another in your magery career. If you hit 50 early you'll have plenty of time to farm the mats for these, or the plat to buy them. The Lizard blood potion is farmed in Cazic Thule at the same camp as Rubi BP, pick these up while on the list for extra profit. They are useful for getting to Fear quickly. Also I can't stress how important Wort pots are, you absolutely need these! Farm up two 10 dose's and recharge them yourself or with your guild, having health potions will save you from dying in difficult situations or on raids. Critical item to have!

is an interesting item to pick up, it holds it's value well for selling later in the timeline. It also allows your character to either shrink or grow depending on what race you choose. If it makes your character shrink (erudite's for sure, probably high elf and human as well) you can use it to pop through locked doors with eye of zomm and clicking off the illusion. I'm not super familiar with this trick but it's pretty cool. I'd rank this more as a vanity item, but if you're serious about clickies, this is a cool one.

You'll also want to work on a raider kit at this time, including , , and . These items are also very useful when soloing difficult rare mobs, or escaping from danger in the case of the idol. Having the mallet to slow named is pretty sweet, although generally people save them for tank aggro. I wouldn't want to use a Reaper soloing, but you certainly could in a tough situation. These are also items you can farm to sell for cash very easily if you have the time. If you play smart you can easily have full bags of kit in this era and be able to do some fun things.

Hate and Sky Era

Plane of Hate opens along with Temple of Sol Ro, followed by Sky some months later. I'll go through each and the items you should be looking for, Hate brings the motherlode with our first armor set, and the first chase item: . I'll go into this later in the guide, but you obviously want to get this item if you can. Without further ado, from the wiki itself:

Apothic Armor (8 pcs)

AC	STR	STA	AGI	DEX	WIS	INT	CHA
+39	+13	+12	+13	+26		+37	+10
WT	HP	MANA	MR	FR	CR	PR	DR
3.9	+71	+102	+10	+10	+10	+10	+10

Apothic Armor is the planar armor set for Magicians. It drops in the Plane of Hate.

A full set gives +39 AC, +71 HP, +102 MANA, +13 STR, +12 STA, +13 AGI, +26 DEX, +37 INT, +10 CHA, +10 all resists.

• Apothic Boots

  Apothic Boots

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 4
  AGI: +13 HP: +18
  SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.7 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Crown

  Apothic Crown

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 5
  CHA: +10 INT: +9 HP: +10 MANA: +10
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Gloves

  Apothic Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 4
  DEX: +13 INT: +7 MANA: +12
  SV DISEASE: +10
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Kilt

  Apothic Kilt

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 5
  STR: +5 HP: +25
  SV COLD: +10
  WT: 0.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Robe

  Apothic Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 11
  DEX: +5 STA: +12 INT: +14 MANA: +40
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Sleeves

  Apothic Sleeves

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 4
  INT: +7 HP: +18
  SV FIRE: +10
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Apothic Warband

  Apothic Warband

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 3
  STR: +4 DEX: +4 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  

It's a decent armor set, the itemization is off as you can see on the boots and bracers. The legs are execelant, the HP and str are very welcome. Helm is good, but overshadowed by the platinum tiara. The robe is as classic as it gets, and while it's good stats for the era, the Alendine robe is better. Some of the pieces are worth picking up just for the resists. Generally you'd be wearing the sleeves and legs until Kunark items drop, the rest you can find other upgrades that are better. I picked up a full set because it was cheap and easy, and we did lots of Hate early on when it was new. I used all the pieces at different times, and I still use the helm for my charisma vendoring set.

With the end of the legacy era comes the Temple of Sol Ro, and all the quests that come with it! There are some great items you can quest for here, let's list them out below.

Temple of Solusek Ro armor:

This quest is skippable, it's not a great item, it's low weight at least.

This item is incredible, definitely get this. You will use it soooo many times later once you get Call of the Hero (COTH). It's also a good global cooldown reset item, you can use it while you have a pet and it still resets.

This is a decent clickie, one I've never really found a way to use effectively, but the stats are nice for classic if you don't have GEBS.

Cool robe, looks like Alendine, and has good stats for low level characters. Quest it for fun because it doesn't have any +HP or +mana.

Magician Focus Items

Do all of these quests, do them as early as you can. If you're already 50 when temple drops, you may not want to get the torch or stein if you're using a water staff. You do need the broom and shovel for the epic quest. These quests are fun, and you can easily farm all the dropped versions in Najena while leveling there, which I highly recommend!

Plane of Sky offers some pretty good items, some you may never replace. It's a fun zone if you don't do it too often and I enjoyed running this raid every week with my guild. Mages have seven! quests here in this zone, all of them worth the time it takes to quest them except maybe the bracelet and the pendant. There is also a mage only bracer that is simply outstanding for all eras. Keep your eyes open for the These are BIS until Kunark, and are very useful beyond.

Huge +points on this one, snag one when you can, you'll use it a long time!

An interesting item because you can wear it on your back or bracer, I used it for a while for the extra mana, it's not great and somewhat rare.

With the sheer lack of good face items for casters in this era, this comes out on top unless you get the Bent Spetacles. Not a hard or rare quest, not rechargeable.

This staff is harder to acquire because you need a drop off Noble or Overseer of Air. . It's not the rarest, or the most common, for the era it had incredible stats and I used it to swap in from my Water/Air staves to add some max mana while raiding, or after I summoned my pet. Don't go out of your way for it because you will definitely replace it, but it's a cool item. Looks just like the elemental mastery staves.

It has good max mana, but the crushes it. It's not a hard quest or that rare of a drop, if you're cheap this necklace is for you.

This item is simply overpowered, for it's time and in general the entire timeline. Either Verant forgot to itemize shoulders well or someone added too much + HP/mana to this one. It's almost BIS even in Velious, there are a couple shoulders that have overall better stats but you won't find that much +raw points on anything else. The closest thing is or with the cord being BIS with the HP regen. You could make a case that the Amice is better because of the max mana, so I guess it comes down to preference. Also the Amice is a lot easier to acquire. Not rechargeable.

This ring is pretty incredible, finally a defensive spell! I can't overstate how powerful it is to have up to two charges of DA ready to go at anytime. You can carry the recharge box around with you so you get two uses per sky trip. It's useful for running away, jumping into Yael's pit in the hole from Paineel, pulling mobs, engaging raid mobs, training raid mobs, plus whatever else you may think of. This is top tier raid kit and quality of life kit right here.

This is probably the hardest sky quest besides the Amice, because you need to kill the boss on island 8 for it. If your guild is good at Sky, and clears it each week, you will get a chance for the rare drop and the stave off the Sister on island 7. Just keep at it and be patient. This item is 100% the best focus item you can get besides the Earth staff. Air pets are underused and under appreciated, and using this staff with the 59 air pet is the strongest non epic pet you can have. It's like a mini epic, get one, use it, love it.

Classic Chase

And now we come to the the most important thing you will need before Kunark drops, besides having fun of course! There's no contest here, this is the single best time to acquire a off of pre-revamp Innoruuk. You might say, "But Kurrat Inny drops the staff during Kunark as well!." This is true, but there is no better time to be focused on getting this than item right now. It is literally the whole epic, the rest of it is no problem in comparison. There will be people chasing it during this part of the timeline, but less then you might think. If you're a serious raider, join one of the top guilds and make sure you help track or sock (be availible for the 16 hour spawn window) Innoruuk every week. Be ready for earthquakes or the servers coming down. Build DKP, save it, love it, this is easier since early raids you only need loot off of Phinny, like I wrote about earlier. If you play your cards right you can get this staff now and enjoy the benefits through classic and early Kunark. I didn't keep my earth staff for more than a couple hours and never got to test it or enjoy before I turned it in for my epic.

This staff turns your earth pet into a complete beast, the elemental staves are better than the regular focus items because they add a level to the level range your pet can be. During the Magician Best of the Best tournament all the top Mages had the earth staff, and it wasn't because they were the neckbeardiest. It makes a huge difference for what you can do in the game. The water/air staves also provide a significant boost, but the earth pet opens doors for you with the ability to root CC mobs. If you can't get it during classic era, there is still time during Kunark, but you'll be wanting to save your DKP for the Kunark chase item, which as a hint is something you will want for Velious raiding and is completely unique in it's ability.

Kunark Launch Era

The first expansion! Kunark opens up so many new zones, more raid targets, new loot and of course the ten new levels to grind out to 60. It gets pretty hectic trying to level up while everyone else is at the beginning of the expansion, you don't need any of the new gear at all to do it. Some of the spells are obviously helpful as you go. There isn't really a lot of new loot for casters, they don't receive class specific armor sets like everyone else does. Veeshan's Peak has some great items, but this is a zone that isn't open to everyone. I wore a lot of my classic gear through Kunark, but I also focused a lot on resist gear, which you CAN get now in Kunark much easier. I'll list some of the new items I think are worth looking at, the Loam set that comes out with The Hole zone release as well as some of the nice resist gear you can get. I'll put a B by what I think is BIS and a R by the resist pieces you want to pick up. I'm listing everything you can get in Kunark here on this part, mostly because Kunark is such a short expansion, not even a full year and there just isn't that much loot added for Mages. This is a melee expansion for sure.

• Ears -
  Earring of Essence

  Earring of Essence

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  HP: +30
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Twisted Bone Earring

  Twisted Bone Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 5
  DEX: +5 INT: +6 HP: +20
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: HUM BAR ERU ELF HIE DEF TRL OGR HFL IKS
  
  ,
  Fingerbone Hoop

  Fingerbone Hoop

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  STR: +5 STA: +5 CHA: -10 INT: +5
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: -8 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: -8
  Effect: See Invisible (Worn)
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B,R,
  Yunnb's Earring

  Yunnb's Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  WIS: +15 INT: +15 HP: +35 MANA: +50
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Fingers -
  Band of Eternal Flame

  Band of Eternal Flame

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 5
  STR: +4 INT: +4 HP: +25 MANA: +35
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: -10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  R
• Neck -
  The Skull of Torture

  The Skull of Torture

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 2
  INT: +5 HP: +10 MANA: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL except ELF HIE DWF HFL
  
  ,
  Necklace of Superiority

  Necklace of Superiority

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 5
  STR: +5 DEX: +5 STA: +5 CHA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 AGI: +5 HP: +10 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Head -
  Helot Skull Helm

  Helot Skull Helm

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 6
  CHA: -15 INT: +7 MANA: +25
  SV MAGIC: +5
  Effect: Serpent Sight (Worn)
  WT: 0.6 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Circlet of Fire

  Circlet of Fire

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NODROP
  Slot: HEAD
  Charges: 4
  AC: 5
  MANA: +20
  SV FIRE: +15
  Effect: Supernova (Must Equip, Casting Time: 4.0) at Level 50
  WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: WIZ MAG
  Race: ALL
  
  R,
  Crown of Rile

  Crown of Rile

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 16
  STR: +20 WIS: +20 INT: +20 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV MAGIC: +25 SV POISON: +25
  Effect: Extinguish Fatigue (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 1.1 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Face -
  Loam Encrusted Veil

  Loam Encrusted Veil

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 3
  CHA: +3 INT: +1 HP: +20 MANA: +5
  WT: 0.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Enshrouded Veil

  Enshrouded Veil

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 7
  WIS: +2 INT: +2 HP: +30 MANA: +30
  SV FIRE: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Chest -
  Shiny Robe of the Underfoot

  Shiny Robe of the Underfoot

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 12
  STR: +3 INT: +7 MANA: +30
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  R,
  Froglok Bonecaster's Robe

  Froglok Bonecaster's Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 10
  STR: +8 INT: +8 MANA: +40
  SV FIRE: +10 SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Tolapumj's Robe

  Tolapumj's Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 14
  STR: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +10 MANA: +50
  Haste: +36%
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Loam Encrusted Robe

  Loam Encrusted Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 9
  DEX: +10 INT: +5 AGI: +10 MANA: +80
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Manna Robe

  Manna Robe

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 14
  INT: +8
  Effect: Mana Conversion (Must Equip, Casting Time: 3.0) at Level 50
  WT: 3.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Arms -
  Loam Encrusted Sleeves

  Loam Encrusted Sleeves

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 4
  INT: +5 MANA: +5
  SV FIRE: +10
  WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
• Back -
  Hierophant's Cloak

  Hierophant's Cloak

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: BACK
  AC: 10
  STR: +4 DEX: +4 STA: +4 CHA: +4 WIS: +4 INT: +4 AGI: +4 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Shroud of Veeshan

  Shroud of Veeshan

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: BACK
  AC: 15
  STR: +8 DEX: +8 STA: +8 CHA: +8 WIS: +12 INT: +12 AGI: +8 HP: +55 MANA: +110
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Waist -
  Loam Encrusted Sash

  Loam Encrusted Sash

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 4
  STR: +8 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +5 SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  R,
  Belt of Fire

  Belt of Fire

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 4
  DEX: +8 CHA: +4 AGI: +8 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +10
  WT: 1.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: WIZ MAG
  Race: ALL
  
  R,
  Runebranded Girdle

  Runebranded Girdle

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 7
  STR: +8 DEX: +8 STA: +8 HP: +25 MANA: +25
  Haste: +27%
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Brell's Girdle

  Brell's Girdle

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 10
  STR: +10 DEX: -5 STA: +10 AGI: -5 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Shoulders -
  Wurm Scale Coat

  Wurm Scale Coat

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 8
  SV FIRE: +20 SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  R,
  Mantle of Mirth

  Mantle of Mirth

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 4
  STR: -2 WIS: +2 INT: +2 MANA: +10
  SV DISEASE: -10
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Loam Encrusted Amice

  Loam Encrusted Amice

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 4
  INT: +3 AGI: +8 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +2 SV DISEASE: +2 SV COLD: +2 SV MAGIC: +2 SV POISON: +2
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Obulus Death Shroud

  Obulus Death Shroud

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 10
  STR: +3 STA: +5 WIS: +3 MANA: +25
  SV FIRE: +1 SV DISEASE: +1 SV COLD: +1 SV MAGIC: +1 SV POISON: +1
  WT: 2.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Wrists -
  Skullchip Bracelet

  Skullchip Bracelet

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  WIS: +3 INT: +4 MANA: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL except BAR TRL OGR
  
  ,
  Golden Bracer

  Golden Bracer

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 5
  STR: +7 INT: +7
  WT: 2.5 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL except IKS
  
  ,
  Loam Encrusted Bracelet

  Loam Encrusted Bracelet

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 3
  CHA: +3 INT: +3 MANA: +15
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Supple Scale Armband

  Supple Scale Armband

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 3
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +25
  SV FIRE: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Legs -
  Loam Encrusted Pantaloons

  Loam Encrusted Pantaloons

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 5
  INT: +3 AGI: +8 HP: +10 MANA: +5
  SV DISEASE: +10
  WT: 0.7 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
• Hands -
  Gloves of Fire

  Gloves of Fire

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HANDS
  DEX: +10 CHA: +4 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +8
  Effect: Fingers of Fire (Must Equip, Casting Time: 5.0)
  WT: 2.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: WIZ MAG
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ancient Shissar Gauntlet

  Ancient Shissar Gauntlet

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 15
  STR: +10 STA: +10 INT: +20
  SV DISEASE: +12 SV POISON: +12
  WT: 5.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  B
• Feet -
  Loam Encrusted Lined Shoes

  Loam Encrusted Lined Shoes

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 4
  DEX: +8 CHA: +8 AGI: +8 MANA: +15
  SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.7 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
• Primary -
  Stein of Tears

  Stein of Tears

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  STA: +5 CHA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +25
  WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Staff of the Waterwalker

  Staff of the Waterwalker

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 38
  DMG: 18
  WIS: +10 INT: +10 HP: +100
  Effect: Enduring Breath (Worn)
  WT: 7.5 Size: LARGE
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Tome of Miragul

  Tome of Miragul

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  STR: -5 DEX: -5 STA: -5 CHA: -25 WIS: +6 INT: +6 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  SV DISEASE: -10
  WT: 4.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC MAG ENC
  Race: ALL except IKS
  
  ,
  Cone of the Mystics

  Cone of the Mystics

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY
  AC: 5
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Rod of Oblations

  Rod of Oblations

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Skill: 1H Blunt Atk Delay: 27
  DMG: 6
  MANA: +60
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: +10
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Left Eye of Xygoz

  Left Eye of Xygoz

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY
  WIS: +12 INT: +12 MANA: +80
  Effect: Ultravision (Worn)
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Sarnak Summoners Staff

  Sarnak Summoners Staff

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 48
  DMG: 20
  DEX: +10 INT: +15 AGI: +10 MANA: +100
  Effect: Summon Lava Diamond (Must Equip, Casting Time: 15.0) at Level 50
  WT: 6.5 Size: LARGE
  Class: MAG
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Orb of Mastery

  Orb of Mastery

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Charges: 1
  Skill: 1H Blunt Atk Delay: 30
  DMG: 20
  STR: +15 DEX: +5 STA: +10 INT: +20 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +20 SV COLD: +20 SV MAGIC: +10
  Effect: Manifest Elements (Must Equip, Casting Time: 20.0) at Level 46
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
  B
• Secondary -
  Drachnid Thyxl

  Drachnid Thyxl

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 5
  INT: +5 MANA: +40
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ornate Rune Shield

  Ornate Rune Shield

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 15
  INT: +8 MANA: +10
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 3.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  R,
  Insignia Protector

  Insignia Protector

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 20
  CHA: +5 WIS: +10 INT: +10 MANA: +20
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 3.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  R,
  Book of Obulus

  Book of Obulus

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: SECONDARY
  WIS: +8 INT: +8 MANA: +45
  SV FIRE: +5 SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 5.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Range -
  Idol of the Thorned

  Idol of the Thorned

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: RANGE
  AC: 10
  STR: +7 STA: +10
  WT: 4.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Dustscryer's Crystal Ball

  Dustscryer's Crystal Ball

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: RANGE
  INT: +2 MANA: +30
  WT: 2.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Idol of the Underking

  Idol of the Underking

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: RANGE PRIMARY SECONDARY
  STR: +3 HP: +20 MANA: +20
  WT: 2.5 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  

Epic Era

With Veeshans peak and then epics coming out, that completes most of the Kunark content. The epic patch is fun, so many people running around trying to be first, using their existing drops to do turn ins. If you didn't get an Earth staff yet, don't worry about it, there is still time to get it off Innoruuk and of course there is the post Hate revamp where the staff is moved to Magi P`Tasa. Personally I was still leveling to 60 during this time and not raiding much, I didn't do my epic until post revamp. I'll put up the Epic guide here, it was written with all eras in mind, but if you're serious about completing it here is my walkthrough.

Welcome to my Magician Epic guide!

Have you ever wondered about the mage epic? How it functions exactly? Why is it so rare? There is very little information out there on the wiki or otherwise on this rare and unique spell. Yes the final reward is a spell: Summon Orb. I will detail how it all works, as well as an updated walk-through for the quest itself.

DISCLAIMER: This quest is enormously difficult to complete. Be aware before reading this or starting the quest that many will be unlikely to complete it. This is because of the rarity of Staff of Elemental Mastery: Earth

The Spell

• The final reward for this epic quest is a spell.
• Requires level 46
• Costs 500 mana
• 5 second cast
• Recast time of 5 minutes

Summon Orb summons the actual weapon, here it is below. Notice is it magic, lore, no drop but NOT no rent. This is the first Magician summoned item that doesn't disappear on log out!

• The final effect is Manifest Elements which summons a unique elemental pet
• 20 second cast time
• Spent orbs need to be destroyed and resummoned
• No reagent required
• Reclaim does not return any mana
• The pet looks like a large Air elemental and has properties from all four elemantals
• Warrior class (earth) it will bash and kick
• Cold damage attack (water) 143 damage
• Stun attack (air) 84 damage stun for 3 seconds
• 50 point damage shield (fire)
• Always the same level, 49 (confirm)
• Always the same hit points (confirm)
• Max hit for 67

Note: Earlier in P99 history the epic pet had nonclassic Luclin hit tables where it would hit for 81, in 2019 this was reduced to the classic value of 67.

The Quest

Checklist

Pro Tips and Shortcuts

• Ask around for a Water staff MQ, people frequently have these banked and it's monitary value is low. This allows you to keep your Water staff if you have one.
• Alot of folks have Blazing wands laying around as well, can probably get an MQ for free.
• You can buy a Pegasus cloak MQ if you have the cash, this one won't be cheap. You can also buy one so you can keep yours, free levitate is win.
• A large portion of this quest can be completed during classic on a fresh start Green, if you plan well you can be almost done by the time the epic patch comes out.
• On a mature server you can acquire many of these items while leveling, saving lots of running time later.

Thanks for reading my guide! Hopefully this will help people understand this item and quest better and maybe lead to some more folks being able to complete it. Thanks to everyone who helped me with the groupable parts, the many CoM Neh kills and the endless Hate runs and rezes and tracking and batphones. My guild is awesome and supportive and there's no way I could've completed it or made this guide with out them!

Kunark Chase

There's really one contender here, that's right, it's !!

Just kidding. Really the biggest chase item for Kunark for a Mage is simple: . There comes a point where maximum mana doesn't mean as much anymore. What are you really chasing post 3500? Sure I'd love to hit 4k unbuffed, but that's just 1 more Coth when FM, useful yes but not game breaking. What really changes the dynamic of how you can play your class is health and mana regen. Once you get a Manna robe you use your health pool as a second resource and add a significant amount of mana with just one item, and this one you can use anywhere. It's not quite as good as Manastone because of the three second cast time, but it's still an incredible item. There are other great regen items out there, and we'll go over that in the Velious gearing section because that's where most of them are. This is something you can use when soloing, raiding, or grouping. It is hands down the best item you can be using when cothing on raids, and in Velious there is a lot of cothing. Kunark it's much lighter, mostly just Trakanon, who drops this coveted robe.

So let's do some numbers here to illustrate how the robe works. Just like Manastone it costs 60 health for 20 mana, except there's a three second cast time. There's a few ways to use it and I'll go over each method.

Natural sitting regen at 60: 21 mana per tick. 10 ticks a minute gives you 210 mana. With me so far?

Method 1:

Standing and spamming the Manna robe, you can get two casts per tick, but because of latency and human error it won't be exactly two every time. Here's a (edited guild chat out) log excerpt to show what I mean:

• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:31 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:31 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:33 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.1
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:34 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:35 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:35 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:35 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:36 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:36 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:36 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:36 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:37 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:37 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:37 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:37 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:37 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.2
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:38 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:38 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:38 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:38 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:38 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:40 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:40 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:41 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.3
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:41 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:41 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:41 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:41 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:43 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.4
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:44 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.5
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:47 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:48 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:48 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.6
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:50 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:51 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:51 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:53 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:53 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:53 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:54 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:54 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.7
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:54 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:54 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:54 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.8
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:09:57 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:00 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.9
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:00 2022] You begin casting Mana Conversion.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:00 2022] Your Manna Robe begins to glow.
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:00 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:01 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:01 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:01 2022] You can't use that command right now...
• [Sat Nov 26 22:10:03 2022] You feel your life draining into your mind. You have taken 60 points of damage.10

So from 22:09:31 to 22:10:03 I was able to click the robe 10 times.

10 clicks = 200 mana,

It took 32 seconds to do this so 3.2 seconds per cast. We can reasonably assume I would get a similar number if I did it again, so let's double it.

20 clicks = 400 mana in 64 seconds.

Compare that to 210 mana in 60 seconds just sitting down. Note that the 'you can't use that command right now...' spam is me spamming clicking the hotkey when the timer is low so I get it started asap.

Method 2:

Shamans have this spell as a class, and often do something called the 'canni dance'. This can be done by watching for their hp or mana to tick up, then standing up and casting cannibalize, then sitting and waiting for the tick up again. Rinse repeat. This allows the caster to utilize natural sitting regen as well as the spell regen. You can do this too with Manna robe, it's pretty simple, but it's intensive and you have to be paying close attention. Let's go through the numbers.

Sitting natural regen = 210 mana in 10 ticks. Dancing 10 robe clicks = 200 mana in 10 ticks

410 mana in one minute

This is more efficient then standing and spamming the robe, but a lot more work to achieve what is basically 30ish more mana. I'll leave it up to you to decide which is best.

Method 3:

If you're just soloing, farming some greens, or grouping just clicking the robe every time you stand up to move or cast another spell is a great way to add some mana without really focusing on it. Basically you want to make sure your health is never full, so just use it liberally whenever your about to sit down. It'll add a small amount of regen per minute even though you aren't sitting for those seconds. This is kind of a lazy, play as you go and it's more for laid back situations. No matter what you do, once you get this robe you will finally have some serious mana regen without the aid of others.

Velious Launch Era

Here we are at the last full release in the timeline, there are still patches to go, but the bulk of the game is now available! Velious opens so much more raiding, just Temple of Veeshan alone has more raid targets than all of Kunark, it's a whole different game. We get three major factions warring for the continent to choose from, each having a quest armor set for each class, each having a city leader raid boss. There are more group and solo opportunities, quests, and the more gear to choose from than in Classic and Kunark combined. There are finally serious upgrades for every slot, and the mudflation is through the roof, everything has large amounts of +HP/Mana. There is also a ton of HP/Mana regen items availible which are perfect for increasing your efficiency, most require some work to get, or are raid items. Let's look at the new items availible. We'll have a general overview of non armor set items, and a BIS list as well, that has a few non Velious items, but also most of the top tier items in the game.

• Ears -
  Blue Diamond Electrum Earring

  Blue Diamond Electrum Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  MANA: +15
  SV FIRE: +6 SV DISEASE: +11 SV COLD: +6 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +11
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Dragons Tear Earring

  Dragons Tear Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 10
  WIS: +7 INT: +7 HP: +10 MANA: +40
  SV DISEASE: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Earring of the Frozen Skull

  Earring of the Frozen Skull

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  Charges: 4
  AC: 4
  MANA: +40
  SV FIRE: +4 SV DISEASE: +4 SV COLD: +4 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +4
  Effect: Divine Aura (Any Slot/Can Equip, Casting Time: 1.0)
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Earring of the Icecaster

  Earring of the Icecaster

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 10
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 AGI: +5 HP: +35 MANA: +35
  SV FIRE: +15 SV DISEASE: +4 SV COLD: +4 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +4
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Essence Pearl

  Essence Pearl

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  STA: +10 WIS: +10 INT: +10 HP: +65
  SV FIRE: +7 SV DISEASE: +7 SV COLD: +7 SV MAGIC: +7 SV POISON: +7
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Helssen's Prismatic Trinket

  Helssen's Prismatic Trinket

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 5
  CHA: +8 MANA: +55
  SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.3 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Kin Magi Earring

  Kin Magi Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  INT: +7 MANA: +25
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Rijoely's Earring

  Rijoely's Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  INT: +3 MANA: +35
  SV MAGIC: +7
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Hammered Golden Loop

  Hammered Golden Loop

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: -15
  STA: +8 HP: +75
  SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Earring of Everfount

  Earring of Everfount

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  HP: +35 MANA: +35
  Effect: Everfount (Must Equip, Casting Time: 4.0) at Level 44
  WT: 0.3 Size: TINY
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
  ,
  Pearly Sarnak Bangle

  Pearly Sarnak Bangle

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  STA: +10 HP: +35
  SV DISEASE: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Solist`s Earring of Insight

  Solist`s Earring of Insight

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 25
  INT: +15 HP: +90 MANA: +90
  SV FIRE: +4 SV DISEASE: +4 SV COLD: +4 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +4
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Fingers -
  Ring of Stealthy Travel

  Ring of Stealthy Travel

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  HP: +35 MANA: +35
  Effect: Gather Shadows (Must Equip, Casting Time: 2.0) at Level 49
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: RNG SHD DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of the Frost Spiders

  Ring of the Frost Spiders

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 5
  WIS: +2 INT: +2 HP: +25 MANA: +25
  SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Diamond Wedding Band

  Diamond Wedding Band

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 2
  DEX: +3 WIS: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +15
  SV FIRE: +8 SV COLD: +8
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Engineer's Ring

  Engineer's Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 20
  STR: +5 DEX: +5 STA: +5 CHA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 AGI: +5 HP: +5 MANA: +20
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: WAR CLR PAL SHD ROG NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: GNM
  
  ,
  Dragon's Eye Sage Ring

  Dragon's Eye Sage Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 7
  DEX: +5 WIS: +8 INT: +8 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Velium Fire Wedding Ring

  Velium Fire Wedding Ring

  

  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 6
  HP: +65
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of the Frozen Flame

  Ring of the Frozen Flame

  

  MAGIC ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 4
  STA: +5 HP: +60
  SV FIRE: +7
  Effect: Serpent Sight (Worn)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Winter

  Ring of Winter

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 3
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +55 MANA: +25
  SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Coldain Hero's Insignia Ring

  Coldain Hero's Insignia Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 9
  STR: +9 STA: +9 HP: +50
  SV MAGIC: +9
  Effect: Shield of the Eighth (Must Equip/Can Equip, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Reaper's Ring

  Reaper's Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 10
  STA: +15 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  Effect: Grim Aura (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Superiority

  Ring of Superiority

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 7
  STR: +7 DEX: +7 STA: +7 CHA: +7 WIS: +7 INT: +7 AGI: +7 HP: +35 MANA: +35
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Pureblood

  Ring of Pureblood

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 3
  STR: +5 CHA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +30 MANA: +30
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR PAL WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HIE
  
  ,
  Knotted Turtlebone Ring

  Knotted Turtlebone Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 5
  STR: +3 HP: +25 MANA: +35
  Effect: Enduring Breath (Worn)
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL except WAR MNK BRD ROG
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Di`zok Begirding

  Di`zok Begirding

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +5 MANA: +20
  SV DISEASE: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Regal Band of Bathezid

  Regal Band of Bathezid

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  Charges: 5
  AC: 5
  STA: +5 CHA: +2 WIS: +2 INT: +2
  HP: +85 MANA: +50
  Effect: Aegis of Bathezid (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant) at Level 49
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Pitted Iron Ring

  Pitted Iron Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  Charges: 5
  AC: 4
  STA: +5 INT: +10 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  SV FIRE: +5 SV COLD: +5
  Effect: Mana Flare (Must Equip, Casting Time: 5.0) at Level 50
  WT: 0.2 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Ring of Dain Frostreaver IV

  Ring of Dain Frostreaver IV

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 10
  STR: +10 STA: +10 HP: +100
  SV MAGIC: +10
  Effect: Frostreaver's Blessing (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Lightning

  Ring of Lightning

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 10
  INT: +10 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV MAGIC: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Essence Ring

  Essence Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 8
  HP: +65 MANA: +65
  SV FIRE: +12 SV DISEASE: +12 SV COLD: +12 SV MAGIC: +12 SV POISON: +12
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Destruction

  Ring of Destruction

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 30
  STR: +7 WIS: +7 INT: +7 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Crystasia`s Crystal Ring

  Crystasia`s Crystal Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 30
  HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Neck -
  Ayillish's Talisman

  Ayillish's Talisman

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 7
  STR: +6 DEX: +6 STA: +6 CHA: +6 WIS: +6 INT: +6 AGI: +6 HP: +30 MANA: +30
  SV FIRE: +6 SV DISEASE: +6 SV COLD: +6 SV MAGIC: +6 SV POISON: +6
  WT: 0.5 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  or other +6 Talisman,
  Qeynos Badge of Honor

  Qeynos Badge of Honor

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 5
  STR: +4 WIS: +4 INT: +4 AGI: +4 HP: +25 MANA: +25
  Effect: See Invisible (Worn)
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Silver Charm of Tranquility

  Silver Charm of Tranquility

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK WRIST
  AC: 35
  STR: +10 STA: +15 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  WT: 0.5 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Choker of the Wretched

  Choker of the Wretched

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 8
  STR: +8 CHA: +8 WIS: +8 INT: +8 HP: +40 MANA: +40
  Effect: Flowing Thought I
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Spinning Orb of Confusion

  Spinning Orb of Confusion

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK RANGE PRIMARY SECONDARY
  AC: 25
  STA: +15 CHA: +15 AGI: +15 HP: +25 MANA: +25
  Effect: Spin the Bottle
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Medal of Deep Thought

  Medal of Deep Thought

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 10
  WIS: +9 INT: +9 HP: +75 MANA: +30
  SV FIRE: +4 SV DISEASE: +4 SV COLD: +4 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +4
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Amulet of the Dreadgazer

  Amulet of the Dreadgazer

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 15
  STR: +5 STA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  Effect: Truesight (Worn, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Head -
  Ice Silk Cap

  Ice Silk Cap

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 5
  CHA: +11 WIS: +8 INT: +10 HP: +10 MANA: +20
  SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.3 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  

  
  

  ,
  Iksar Hide Cap

  Iksar Hide Cap

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 10
  WIS: +7 INT: +7 HP: +25
  WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Circlet of Summer

  Circlet of Summer

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 25
  WIS: +10 HP: +70 MANA: +70
  SV COLD: +25
  WT: 2.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Circlet of Silver Skies

  Circlet of Silver Skies

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 25
  DEX: +7 STA: +7 CHA: +14 WIS: +7 INT: +7 AGI: +7
  MANA: +60
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  White Dragon Helm

  White Dragon Helm

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 22
  STR: +10 DEX: +15 STA: +12 HP: +100 MANA: +60
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  Effect: Endure Magic (Worn)
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Circlet of Suffering

  Circlet of Suffering

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 20
  STR: +7 STA: +7 HP: +100 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Platinum Blue Diamond Tiara

  Platinum Blue Diamond Tiara

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HEAD
  MANA: +25
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Crown of the Kromzek Kings

  Crown of the Kromzek Kings

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 35
  STR: +10 WIS: +10 INT: +10 HP: +100
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +25 SV POISON: +10
  Effect: Truesight (Worn)
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Circlet of the Falinkan

  Circlet of the Falinkan

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 12
  STR: +7 DEX: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +50 MANA: +75
  SV FIRE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Face -
  Crystal Spider Eyes

  Crystal Spider Eyes

  

  LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 8
  WIS: +3 INT: +3 HP: +35 MANA: +35
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Tattered Flesh Veil

  Tattered Flesh Veil

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 4
  WIS: +7 INT: +7 MANA: +40
  SV POISON: +10
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU BRD SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Mask of Secrets

  Mask of Secrets

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 7
  CHA: +5 INT: +5 MANA: +20
  SV POISON: +5
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Stained Cloth Mask

  Stained Cloth Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  Charges: 10
  AC: 6
  CHA: +4 HP: +20 MANA: +20
  SV DISEASE: +5 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Ultravision (Must Equip, Casting Time: 5.0)
  WT: 3.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Eye of Cazic Thule

  Eye of Cazic Thule

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 15
  STA: +5 CHA: -25 WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +50 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Flowing Thought I (Worn)
  WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Transparent Eyepatch

  Transparent Eyepatch

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 2
  DEX: +10 MANA: +100
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Mask of the Silver Eyes

  Mask of the Silver Eyes

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 25
  STA: +12 WIS: +12 INT: +12 HP: +20 MANA: +80
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Flowing Thought I (Worn)
  WT: 0.5 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ssra`s Bloodstone Eyepatch

  Ssra`s Bloodstone Eyepatch

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 35
  STR: +10 WIS: +15 INT: +15 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  Effect: Truesight (Worn)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Mask of Fall

  Mask of Fall

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 15
  INT: +7 MANA: +55
  SV DISEASE: +10 SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Darkbrood Mask

  Darkbrood Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 7
  STR: +5 CHA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 AGI: +5 MANA: +50
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: WAR CLR SHD ROG NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: DEF
  
  ,
  Dragon Scaled Mask

  Dragon Scaled Mask

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 10
  STA: +10 CHA: +25 INT: +12 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
  ,
  Sky Watcher's Monocle

  Sky Watcher's Monocle

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 15
  DEX: +10 WIS: +10 AGI: +10 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Akkirus` Mask of Warfare

  Akkirus` Mask of Warfare

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 30
  STR: +10 DEX: +10 STA: +10 CHA: +10 WIS: +10 INT: +10 AGI: +10 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Chest - [[:]], [[:]],
  Sal`Varae`s Robe of Darkness

  Sal`Varae`s Robe of Darkness

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 60
  STR: +15 DEX: +15 STA: +25 CHA: +25 WIS: +25 INT: +25 AGI: +25 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +15 SV DISEASE: +15 SV COLD: +15 SV MAGIC: +15 SV POISON: +15
  Effect: Flowing Thought I
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
• Arms - [[:]]
• Back - [[:]]
• Waist - [[:]]
• Shoulders -
  Runed Coldain Prayer Shawl

  Runed Coldain Prayer Shawl

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  AC: 7
  STA: +7 CHA: +7 WIS: +7 INT: +7
  SV FIRE: +7 SV COLD: +7 SV POISON: +7
  Effect: Flowing Thought I (Worn)
  WT: 2.0 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Wrists - [[:]], [[:]]
• Legs -
  Astral Leggings of the Titans

  Astral Leggings of the Titans

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 5
  INT: +10 AGI: +8
  SV MAGIC: -5
  WT: 3.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ice Silk Pantaloons

  Ice Silk Pantaloons

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 5
  CHA: +6 INT: +5 HP: +20 MANA: +5
  SV COLD: +9
  WT: 0.7 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  

  
  

  , [[:]]
• Hands -
  Spider Fur Gloves

  Spider Fur Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 4
  INT: +3 MANA: +35
  SV COLD: +2
  WT: 0.2 Size: SMALL
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Coldain Skin Gloves

  Coldain Skin Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 12
  STA: +9 WIS: +6 INT: +6 HP: +20 MANA: +20
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Feet -
  Coldain Skin Boots

  Coldain Skin Boots

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 3
  WIS: +8 INT: +8 MANA: +35
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  , [[:]]
• Primary - [[:]], [[:]]
• Secondary - [[:]]
• Range - [[:]],
  Kromzek Surveyor Scope

  Kromzek Surveyor Scope

  

  MAGIC ITEM
  Slot: RANGE
  INT: +5
  Effect: Telescope (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  

• • • • This part is under construction while I parse out the Chardok loot and add it to it's own section and remove the BIS list.****

• Ears -
  Solist`s Earring of Insight

  Solist`s Earring of Insight

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 25
  INT: +15 HP: +90 MANA: +90
  SV FIRE: +4 SV DISEASE: +4 SV COLD: +4 SV MAGIC: +4 SV POISON: +4
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Yunnb's Earring

  Yunnb's Earring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: EAR
  AC: 2
  WIS: +15 INT: +15 HP: +35 MANA: +50
  SV FIRE: +10 SV COLD: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Fingers -
  Ring of Destruction

  Ring of Destruction

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 30
  STR: +7 WIS: +7 INT: +7 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Crystasia`s Crystal Ring

  Crystasia`s Crystal Ring

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 30
  HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Ring of Dain Frostreaver IV

  Ring of Dain Frostreaver IV

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FINGER
  AC: 10
  STR: +10 STA: +10 HP: +100
  SV MAGIC: +10
  Effect: Frostreaver's Blessing (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Neck -
  Amulet of the Dreadgazer

  Amulet of the Dreadgazer

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK
  AC: 15
  STR: +5 STA: +5 WIS: +5 INT: +5 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  Effect: Truesight (Worn, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Head -
  Crown of Rile

  Crown of Rile

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HEAD
  AC: 16
  STR: +20 WIS: +20 INT: +20 HP: +75 MANA: +75
  SV MAGIC: +25 SV POISON: +25
  Effect: Extinguish Fatigue (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant)
  WT: 1.1 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Face -
  Akkirus` Mask of Warfare

  Akkirus` Mask of Warfare

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FACE
  AC: 30
  STR: +10 DEX: +10 STA: +10 CHA: +10 WIS: +10 INT: +10 AGI: +10 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Chest -
  Sal`Varae`s Robe of Darkness

  Sal`Varae`s Robe of Darkness

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: CHEST
  AC: 60
  STR: +15 DEX: +15 STA: +25 CHA: +25 WIS: +25 INT: +25 AGI: +25 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +15 SV DISEASE: +15 SV COLD: +15 SV MAGIC: +15 SV POISON: +15
  Effect: Flowing Thought I
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: CLR NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM IKS
  
• Arms -
  Shiny Metallic Sleeves

  Shiny Metallic Sleeves

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: ARMS
  AC: 15
  STA: +15 INT: +9 MANA: +70
  SV FIRE: +8 SV COLD: +8
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Back -
  Shroud of Veeshan

  Shroud of Veeshan

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: BACK
  AC: 15
  STR: +8 DEX: +8 STA: +8 CHA: +8 WIS: +12 INT: +12 AGI: +8 HP: +55 MANA: +110
  WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Waist -
  Belt of Dwarf Slaying

  Belt of Dwarf Slaying

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: WAIST
  AC: 20
  STR: +15 WIS: +15 INT: +15 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Aura of Battle (Worn)
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Shoulders -
  Drake-Hide Amice

  Drake-Hide Amice

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: SHOULDERS
  Charges: 10
  AC: 6
  STA: +5 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  Effect: Malaise (Must Equip, Casting Time: Instant) at Level 45
  WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: MAG
  Race: ALL
  
• Wrists -
  Camii`s Bracer of Vigor

  Camii`s Bracer of Vigor

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: WRIST
  AC: 35
  STR: +15 STA: +20 WIS: +15 INT: +15 HP: +50 MANA: +50
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Invigor (Any Slot/Can Equip, Casting Time: 1.5) at Level 50
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
  ,
  Silver Charm of Tranquility

  Silver Charm of Tranquility

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: NECK WRIST
  AC: 35
  STR: +10 STA: +15 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +8 SV DISEASE: +8 SV COLD: +8 SV MAGIC: +8 SV POISON: +8
  WT: 0.5 Size: TINY
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  
• Legs -
  Shining Metallic Pantaloons

  Shining Metallic Pantaloons

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: LEGS
  AC: 10
  STA: +10 INT: +15 MANA: +80
  SV FIRE: +8 SV COLD: +8
  WT: 3.5 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Hands -
  Shiny Metallic Gloves

  Shiny Metallic Gloves

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: HANDS
  AC: 20
  INT: +9 MANA: +90
  SV FIRE: +8 SV COLD: +8
  WT: 0.0 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Feet -
  White Dragonscale Boots

  White Dragonscale Boots

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: FEET
  AC: 15
  WIS: +17 INT: +17 HP: +85 MANA: +110
  SV FIRE: +5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV COLD: +20 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +5
  Effect: Flowing Thought II
  WT: 1.5 Size: SMALL
  Class: CLR DRU SHM NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Primary -
  Orb of Mastery

  Orb of Mastery

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: PRIMARY
  Charges: 1
  Skill: 1H Blunt Atk Delay: 30
  DMG: 20
  STR: +15 DEX: +5 STA: +10 INT: +20 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +20 SV COLD: +20 SV MAGIC: +10
  Effect: Manifest Elements (Must Equip, Casting Time: 20.0) at Level 46
  WT: 1.0 Size: TINY
  Class: MAG
  Race: HUM ERU HIE DEF GNM
  
• Secondary -
  Essence of Nature

  Essence of Nature

  

  LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: SECONDARY
  AC: 10
  CHA: +15 INT: +15 HP: +50 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +12 SV DISEASE: +12 SV POISON: +12
  Effect: Flowing Thought V
  WT: 2.5 Size: TINY
  Class: NEC WIZ MAG ENC
  Race: ALL
  
• Range -
  Brain of Cazic Thule

  Brain of Cazic Thule

  

  MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO DROP
  Slot: RANGE
  AC: 10
  STR: +10 STA: +10 CHA: -25 WIS: +10 INT: +10 HP: +100 MANA: +100
  SV FIRE: +10 SV DISEASE: +10 SV COLD: +10 SV MAGIC: +10 SV POISON: +10
  Effect: Flowing Thought I (Worn)
  WT: 10.0 Size: LARGE
  Class: ALL
  Race: ALL
  

Revamp to Chardok Era

Velious Chase

Magician Play Basics and Leveling

So we've covered how to create your character, how to equip your character, let's take a dive into how to play your character. When you have a pet summoned, the pet will steal 50% of the exp, unless you do 51% of the damage to the mob. If you're grouped with just one person, and they are in range to get experience, you don't take the penalty. Duoing is a great way to exp, and maximize your experience. These methods I'll go over here are for soloing. We will cover other basics as we go through the levels and talk about spells. So here we go!

Basics

Method One: Shoot first and ask questions later

The simplest thing to do is just let the pet eat the 50% experience, and try to kill as much as you can to make up for it. This works well 1-20, there a lot of times you want to just let the pet rampage around and kill everything it can. At a certain point you're just hurting you progress, you will have to decide when that is. It's usually post 20 in my experience.

Method Two: Nuke the Mob

This one is easy, just do 51% of the damage to the mob. The best way to make sure you're doing 51% is to pull the mob with your best nuke and hover your mouse over it's HP bar. You'll see the % of it's health and see how much the nuke does. So if it does 20% you'll you to nuke three times to break that 51% barrier. You can also cast damage shield to add to non pet damage, it doesn't count for anyone so it reduces the % for you. So in the 20% HP nuke scenario, nuking twice plus a damage shield might be enough to pop you over. Just count how many times the shield goes off and compare it to the nuke damage to be sure.

Method Three: Reclaim the Pet

This method works best level 24 or 29 plus, but you can use it at anytime. Summon your pet, put a damage shield on it, let the mob beat itself down to 5% - 10% health. Then cast Reclaim Energy on your pet, all of it's damage is now 'gone' so to speak, so you just need to nuke for that 5% and finish the mob. Bingo, 100% experience. Reclaim energy returns the mana cost of the summoned pet (but not the reagent) based on it's health, it's not exactly 50% pet health = 50% mana cost. However 100% pet health does return 100% mana cost. I'm not sure exactly how the return values work, it requires some testing.

Pets

Before we go over the spells let's talk about the different pets. People often ask: "What is the best pet?", or "What pet should I use at this level?", or something similar to these questions. My response is generally: "It's complicated." There isn't always a single answer that fits all situations or levels. People have all sorts of different experiences with each pet at each rank and obviously your personal preference should come into play here. Play with what you like! If you want to have every pet at every spell rank and use each one situationally then go for it. If you want to stick with just one that works too. Up front I'll say this: the earth pet is generally the best pet while leveling up. You can't go wrong with this guy, he always has the most hit points, has root (your only real crowd control spell), and post 50 always hits the hardest. That doesn't mean the other pets don't have value or aren't useful, in fact most of them are. Let's look at the level 49 rank pets to get a general idea of how they work, and as we go through the spell levels we can compare the different pets by rank.

PET SKILLS: All pets except the Fire Pet gain the ability to double kick/bash.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Greater Conjuration: Air	37-41	2200-2400	48-56	23-25	0
Greater Conjuration: Earth		2600-2900		23-25	0
Greater Conjuration: Fire		1550-1750		N/A	38-42	39-43
Greater Conjuration: Water		2350-2600		23-25	38-42

Some of the info in these tables may be incorrect, I haven't tested everything since the pets were reset to classic values during the first Green timeline, but you can still see the differences between each pet. Earth always has the highest HP, followed by Water, then Air, and then Fire, this never changes. At levels 4-49 they are all warrior class NPC's and all four will have the same hit range, in this case 48-56 damage. The biggest difference between them in classic levels is the abilities they have. The spells they cast for Earth/Fire/Water is all around the same time at every 6-9 seconds. Air's spell is slower more like every 15-18 seconds.

Earth: Casts a root.

Water: Casts a cold based direct damage.

Air: Casts a magic based stun attack and also casts invisibility on itself when idle.

Fire: Casts a fire based direct damage as well as casting a personal damage shield that is far higher than what the Magician can cast at level.

Think of the pets spells as extensions of your own spellbook. If you want a cold based damage over time (DoT) then pop out the Water pet, if you want a fire based DoT then use Fire. The Air pets stun is the only way that Mages can cast this spell without the use of items. The same goes for Earth's root. So while Mages may not get as many spells as other classes, don't forget that each pet is a spell that you continually cast as long as it's attacking a mob. It's like a turret or a totem that you can move around and focus it's effects on a target mob. Think Shaman totems in WoW here and you'll get the idea. That being said, the pets are also just big meat walls that you can resummon on a whim, warriors in your pocket. The 49 Earth pet costs 200 mana for 2600-2900 HP (more with a shovel focus item), and if you want to complete heal that sucker, just cast another Earth pet. This kind of power is why Mages didn't scale well into Velious, the Devs had trouble balancing the power of the pets versus their other spells, but I digress. Levels 4-49 the pets generally fall into two categories; solo or grouped. This isn't a hard or fast rule, but a good rule of thumb when you're adventuring.

Solo

Earth - It has the highest hit points and root is invaluable for splitting pulls up and controlling adds. Some groups won't want you rooting every mob you fight. This is the best solo pet in my opinion.

Fire - It's damage shield makes it the best way to burn down melee mobs quickly, if it can handle the damage output before dying. A focused fire pet is incredibly powerful against the right mobs, and generally the fastest way to level 24-49. The lack of kick/bash means it can't interrupt casters and you want to interrupt in groups.

Grouped

Water - Good hit points coupled with a safe cold damage spell. This is a safe option, but unless you have a Water staff in classic era this guy is generally the worst pet 4-49.

Air - Lower hit points, but this doesn't matter as much in a group. What is useful here is the pet won't aggro as many things being invisible and the stun is very useful against caster mobs. This is the best group pet in my opinion.

To summarize I would like to re-iterate that what pet you choose to play with in each situation is entirely up to you. Play what you like and what is fun, and don't let people tell you that you have to play a certain way or the best choice is the only choice. I have laid out what is best but ultimately you decide what's fun for you. If your in a group and they ask you to use a certain pet, be open to it, it's like someone asking for a buff, or asking someone to pull. Having those options is fun, enjoy the experience.

Level 1-11

We will break spells down into categories:

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Burst of Flame	Single Target Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 5) *Starting spell	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	7
Flare	Casts a flame that will travel directly ahead of you S	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	3
Minor Shielding	Self Only Hit Points (HP) and Armor Class (AC) Buff *Starting spell	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	10
Reclaim Energy	Kills pet and gives you mana M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	5
Summon Dagger	Summons 1 Summoned: Dagger Summoned: Dagger MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 21 DMG: 3 WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU MNK SHM Race: ALL M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	10
Summon Drink	Summons 1 Summoned: Globe of Water Summoned: Globe of Water TEMPORARY This is a drink! WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	10
Summon Food	Summons 1 Summoned: Black Bread Summoned: Black Bread TEMPORARY This is a meal! WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	10
True North	Turns player to the North S	Cla	Div.	Vendor	5

None of your level one spells are that great to be honest, picking up summon dagger early gives you a better weapon to melee with. This spell is incredibly useful later for equipping your pet to hit magic mobs and to duel wield. Summon food/water are great for saving a little money early and for practicing conjuration. Decaying skeletons are the best mobs you can be fighting in your noobie zone, they have the best loot and coin, and armor for you. Not much to say about 1-4 other than kill stuff, aim for skeletons, and try to get a couple bags and some spell money. Butcherblock, Freeport, and Qeynos have the best noobie yards for skeletons, followed by Steamfont (decent) and then Toxxulia/Greater Fay being pretty bad for skeletons. No pet makes for slow going, focus on making money and getting cloth drops.

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Burn	Single Target Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 14) N	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	15
Elementalkin: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Elementalkin: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Elementalkin: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Elementalkin: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Fire Flux	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based Point Blank (PB) Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 12) S	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	23
Gate	Returns you to your Bind Point M	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	70
Sense Summoned	Points you in the direction of the nearest summoned creature in the zone M	Cla	Div.	Vendor	5
Summon Bandages	Summons 20 Summoned: Bandages Summoned: Bandages TEMPORARY WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL for binding wounds M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	15
Summon Wisp	Summons 1 Summoned: Wisp Stone Summoned: Wisp Stone MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL as a light source S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	30

REGENERATION: All Magician pets start with 6 HP/tick regeneration.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Elementalkin: Air	4-6	65-75	8-12	6 (@6+)	-	-
Elementalkin: Earth		85-95			Root
Elementalkin: Fire		37-47		-	5-7	6-8
Elementalkin: Water		62-72		6 (@6+)		-

Time for pets! I recommend you pick up just the earth pet at level 4, you will fly through these levels and there's no need to spend money on the others. Otherwise it's a fairly boring spell rank, Gate being the gem of the bunch. This is your best defensive spell, always keep it memmed, and never be afraid to use it. Appearing at your bind point with your clothes on is always preferable to having to run back naked to your corpse. It's hard to practice alteration at this level so expect some fizzles. You will be level 8 in no time with the pet doing the heavy lifting for you, it can kill yellows pretty easily if you summon a max level pet.

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Dimensional Pocket	Summons 1 Dimensional Pocket Dimensional Pocket TEMPORARY WT: 0.1 Weight Reduction: 100% Capacity: 4 Size Capacity: GIANT M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Elementaling: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	80
Elementaling: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	80
Elementaling: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	80
Elementaling: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	80
Eye of Zomm	Summons a small eye you can control and see with N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	30
Flame Bolt	Single Target Fire-based Projectile Direct Damage (Fire DD) (Max: 47/1.18 DPM) M	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	40
Invisibility	Single Target Invisibility M	Cla	Div.	Vendor	30
Lesser Shielding	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Magic Resist (MR), and Armor Class (AC) Buff M	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	25
Renew Elements	Pet Only Heal (Max: 50) M	Kun	Alt.	Vendor	25
Shield of Fire	Single Target Damage Shield (DS) and Fire Resist (FR) Buff M	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	40
Shock of Blades	Single Target Magical Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 35/1.17 DPM) N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	30
Staff of Tracing	Summons 1 Summoned: Staff of Tracing Summoned: Staff of Tracing MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO RENT Slot: PRIMARY Charges: 2 Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 40 DMG: 7 Effect: Flare (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 2.5 Size: LARGE Class: ALL Race: ALL S	?	Con.	Vendor	20

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Elementaling: Air	6-9	160-175	10-16	7-14	-	-
Elementaling: Earth		235-275			Root
Elementaling: Fire		113-128		-	7-10	8-11
Elementaling: Water		180-200		7-14		-

So much going on here at level 8! Again I'd say just go for earth for the hit points and crowd control. Damage shield, pet heal, new shielding, a real nuke with Flame bolt, invisibility and dimensional hole open up the gameplay. This is the first level Mage starts to play like one. Damage shield isn't that effective yet, but try it out and see what you think. You can easily nuke for exp now with Flame bolt. If you're on a mature server the pet heal is very useful if you're holding a max level pet and trying to keep him up. Invis is great for traveling and setting up your camps. There are some good places to level now, Qeynos aquaducts, Blackburrow, Befallen, Crushbone, Windmills in Steamfont just to name a few. A note on Shock of Blades, this is your first conjuration nuke, if you're having trouble raising conjuration skill use this nuke instead of Flame bolt for a while to add some skillups.

Level 12-15

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Bind Affinity	Single Target new Bind Point M	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	100
Burnout	Pet Only 15-min Strength (STR) and Haste buff M	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	35
Cancel Magic	Removes a magical effect from your target M	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	30
Column of Fire	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) around target S	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	65
Elemental: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	120
Elemental: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet M	Cla	Con.	Vendor	120
Elemental: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	120
Elemental: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	120
Rain of Blades	Area of Effect (AE) spell that hits your target(s) with 3 waves (Max: 26) N	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	62
Summon Fang	Summons 1 Summoned: Snake Fang Summoned: Snake Fang MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 26 DMG: 5 WT: 5.0 Size: MEDIUM Class: ALL except CLR DRU MNK SHM Race: ALL N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Ward Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 41) S	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	30

MAGIC ATTACKS: Pets of level 11+ attack as if wielding magic weapons.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Elemental: Air	10-13	175-250	12-18	12-15	-	-
Elemental: Earth		290-400		12-15	Root	-
Elemental: Fire		130-185		-	11-14	12-15
Elemental: Water	9-13	200-300		12-15	11-14	-

Again this level I would skip all the pets except for earth, if you want them and can afford them, go for it! Earth is just so good at these levels for the extra hit points and root crowd control it's just the most efficient and safest option. There are a couple good spells on this rank, you can bind yourself finally, Burnout is amazing. Use this spell anytime you keep your pet up for more than a mob or two, it adds a really good amount of DPS. Don't forget to give your pet two summoned daggers so it can duel wield at this rank as well! Cancel magic is a great pulling tool against caster mobs, the rain spell is nice in Velious timeline when rains work. This is a soft spell rank, use this chance to save money. From here on out I will put some leveling spots for each rank to give you an idea of where to go.

Crushbone

Level Range: 8-16

Pros and Cons

• Easy to find a group
• Good loot
• Can be overcrowded
• Good exp for 8-20
• Small zone so easy to zone out
• Funky pathing
• Not enough mobs sometimes, and loads of greens in the way
• Exp turn in loot

Loot

• Belts n Pads! These are great for bonus exp as well as selling to players to make extra money, my Gfay characters are always the richest noobie characters I have.
• Slaver keys are good exp as well, hold onto them and find the right miners to give them too.
• Decent coin and trash loot
• Some magic items

Crushbone is a storied and beloved leveling zone for many folks, it's really hard to go wrong here, you can find groups, duo and solo opportunities here. It's close to the bank, it's tiny and full of danger and fun. You can start here at 8 if you like, but it's safer at higher levels. The solo experience starts to fall off around 16+ unless you can get into the throne room. Post 12 you'll want to sell the belts n' pads so you can afford spells and what not. I used the money I made here on a baby no twink Mage toon to buy the items for a Shovel of Ponz at level 15, it was amazing!

Blackburrow

Level Range: 8-20

Pros and Cons

• Close to Qeynos
• Gnoll Teeth bonus exp.
• Train central
• Can be crowded sometimes
• Dangerous especially with some weird pathing in spots
• Decent loot

Loot

• Gnoll Teeth!! A+
• Magic items off the named
• Decent coin and junk loot
• A few quest items

Blackburrow is another of those storied and beloved dungeons that is an essential part of the noobie experience. It's a classic dungeon with high risk and reward, and with the Gnoll Teeth turn in quest makes it some of the fastest experience in the game for this level range. If you save all your teeth until you're higher level and the mobs have greened out you'll get at least a couple of extra levels out of it. This zone is fun to pull, fun to learn and also dangerous. Watch out for trains, learn where the safe spots are and where the train tracks run.

Lavastorm Mountains

Level Range: 12-20

Pros and Cons

• Always empty, so plenty of mobs
• Mobs can drop gems
• Can be hard to navigate
• Very few KOS mobs
• Lower ZEM (zone experience modifier)
• Not close to a city unless you can use Neriak
• Gypsy merchants and druid ring

Loot

• Few rare named mobs with magic items
• Decent coin and gem drops
• The Goblins drop a lot of decent junk items

This is always my go to spot for level 12, it's safe, plenty of mobs, start to make some cash, and there are a ton of zonelines to run to if you get in trouble. Start with the Fire drakes (they assist each other) and work your way up to goblins, imps, elementals, and dervishes. Watch out for the snakes they generally aren't worth killing, and the dervishes will assist each other so make sure they are by themselves when you pull them. If you're evil, this zone is right outside Neriak, if you're good it's not that far to Freeport but it isn't close either. Lavastorm is one of those zones that is safe, efficient and boring; it gets the job done!

Level 16-19

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Identify	Obtain Item Lore Information S	Cla	Div.	Vendor	50
Minor Summoning: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	160
Minor Summoning: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet M	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	160
Minor Summoning: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	160
Minor Summoning: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	160
Phantom Leather	Self Only Armor Class (AC) and Hit Point (HP) Regeneration Buff (+1/tick) (Consumes Cat's Eye Agate when cast) M	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	60
See Invisible	Single Target Vision Enhancer M	Cla	Div.	Vendor	25
Shielding	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Magic Resist (MR), and Armor Class (AC) Buff M	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	50
Shock of Flame	Single Target Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 97/1.37 DPM) N	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	70
Staff of Warding	Summons 1 Summoned: Staff of Warding Summoned: Staff of Warding MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY Charges: 5 Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 38 DMG: 8 Effect: Gaze (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 2.5 Size: LARGE Class: ALL Race: ALL S	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Summon Heatstone	Summons 1 Summoned: Heatstone Summoned: Heatstone MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: NECK PRIMARY SECONDARY AMMO AC: 3 Effect: Serpent Sight (Worn) WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL for light and Infravision N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40
Summon Throwing Dagger	Summons 20 Summoned: Throwing Dagger Summoned: Throwing Dagger MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: RANGE AMMO Skill: Throwingv2 Atk Delay: 36 DMG: 6 WT: 0.5 Range: 55 Size: SMALL Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU Race: ALL s N	Cla	Con.	Vendor	20

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield	Dodge/Parry	Double Attack
Minor Summoning: Air	13-17	250-360	13-20	13-16	-	-	@17+?	@17+
Minor Summoning: Earth		400-550		13-16	Root
Minor Summoning: Fire		185-275		-	14-18	15-19	@13+?	No
Minor Summoning: Water		300-450		13-16		-	@17+	@17+

Level 20-23

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Bolt of Flame	Single Target Fire-based Projectile Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 156/1.49 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	105
Elemental Shield	Self Only Fire Resist (FR) and Cold Resist (CR) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	50
Expulse Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 94)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	60
Lesser Summoning: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Lesser Summoning: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	200
Lesser Summoning: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	200
Lesser Summoning: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor (OoT)	200
Rain of Fire	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based spell that hits your target with 3 waves (Max: 56)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	125
Renew Summoning	Pet Only Heal (Max: 220)	Sky	Alt.	Vendor	100
Shield of Flame	Single Target Fire-based Damage Shield (DS) (Max: 9)	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	80
Spear of Warding	Summons 1 Summoned: Spear of Warding Summoned: Spear of Warding MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 27 DMG: 6 SV FIRE: +5 SV COLD: +5 WT: 7.0 Size: LARGE Class: WAR RNG SHD BRD ROG SHM Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor	60
Summon Arrows	Summons 20 Summoned: Arrow Summoned: Arrow MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: AMMO DMG: 3 WT: 0.1 Range: 50 Size: SMALL Class: WAR PAL RNG SHD ROG Race: ALL s	Cla	Con.	Vendor	30
Summon Waterstone	Summons 1 Summoned: Waterstone Summoned: Waterstone MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY EXPENDABLE Charges: 1 Effect: Enduring Breath (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) as Level 10 WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor	40

PET SKILLS: All 20+ pets have Dodge and Parry, and 20+ non-Fire pets also have Double Attack.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield	Dual Wield Weapons	Weapon Double Attack
Lesser Summoning: Air	16-20	325-445	16-22	14-16	-	-	@20	@20
Lesser Summoning: Earth		525-665		14-16	Root
Lesser Summoning: Fire		250-350		-	17-21	18-22		-
Lesser Summoning: Water		400-540		14-16		-		@20

Level 24-28

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Cornucopia	Summons 20 Summoned: Black Bread Summoned: Black Bread TEMPORARY This is a meal! WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Research	25
Everfount	Summons 20 Summoned: Globe of Water Summoned: Globe of Water TEMPORARY This is a drink! WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Research	25
Flame Flux	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based Point Blank (PB) Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 96)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	123
Major Shielding	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Armor Class (AC), and Magic Resist (MR) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	80
Malaise	Single Target Fire Resist (FR), Magic Resist (MR), Cold Resist (CR), and Poison Resist (PR) Debuff	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	60
Shock of Spikes	Magic-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 176/1.6 DPM)	Cla	Con.	Vendor	110
Staff of Runes	Summons 1 Summoned: Staff of Runes Summoned: Staff of Runes MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY Charges: 1 Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 36 DMG: 9 Effect: Cancel Magic (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 2.5 Size: LARGE Class: ALL Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor	60
Summoning: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	240
Summoning: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	240
Summoning: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental	Cla	Con.	Research	240
Summoning: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	240

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Summoning: Air	19-23	425-540	18-26	15-17	0
Summoning: Earth		650-820		15-17	0
Summoning: Fire		325-415		N/A	20-24	21-25
Summoning: Water		525-675		15-17	20-24

Level 29-33

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Burnout II	Pet only Strength (STR) and Haste Buff	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	75
Dismiss Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 162/1.8 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	90
Expedience	Outdoor Only Pet Movement Speed Buff	Vel	Alt.	E. Com.	45
Greater Summoning: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Greater Summoning: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Greater Summoning: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Greater Summoning: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Inferno Shield	Single Target Damage Shield (DS) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	80
Phantom Chain	Self Only Armor Class (AC) and Hit Point (HP) Regeneration (+2/tick) (Consumes Cat's Eye Agate x2 when cast)	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	100
Rain of Spikes	Area of Effect (AE) spell hits your target with 3 waves (Max: 91)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	162
Summon Coldstone	Summons 1 Summoned: Coldstone Summoned: Coldstone MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: NECK PRIMARY SECONDARY AMMO AC: 5 Effect: Ultravision (Worn) WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL that gives Ultravision and 5 Armor Class (AC)	Cla	Con.	Vendor	75
Sword of Runes	Summons Summoned: Sword of Runes Summoned: Sword of Runes MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY Skill: 1H Slashing Atk Delay: 27 DMG: 7 Effect: Ward Summoned (Combat, Casting Time: Instant) at Level 20 WT: 6.5 Size: MEDIUM Class: WAR PAL RNG SHD BRD ROG Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor: Ak'Anon , Erudin , Neriak	75

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield	Double Attack
Greater Summoning: Air	22-26	525-700	20-28	16-18	0		Yes
Greater Summoning: Earth		800-1000		16-18	0		Yes
Greater Summoning: Fire		390-510		N/A	23-27	24-28	@ 26
Greater Summoning: Water		650-800		16-18	23-27		Yes

Level 34-38

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Blaze	Single Target Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 295/1.9 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	155
Cinder Bolt	Fire Projectile Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 333/1.9 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	175
Dimensional Hole	Summons 1 Dimensional Hole Dimensional Hole TEMPORARY WT: 0.1 Weight Reduction: 100% Capacity: 6 Size Capacity: GIANT	Cla	Con.	Vendor: Ak'Anon, Erudin, Neriak	60
Greater Shielding	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Magic Resist (MR), and Armor Class (AC) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	120
Minor Conjuration: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Minor Conjuration: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Minor Conjuration: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Minor Conjuration: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Monster Summoning I	Summon a Monster Pet	Vel	Con.	Vendor	200
Nullify Magic	Removes a magical effect from your target	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	50
Staff of Symbols	Summons 1 Summoned: Staff of Symbols Summoned: Staff of Symbols MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY Charges: 4 Skill: 2H Blunt Atk Delay: 34 DMG: 10 Effect: See Invisible (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 2.5 Size: LARGE Class: ALL Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor: Ak'Anon, Erudin, Neriak	80
Summon Shard of the Core	Summons 1 Summoned: Shard of the Core Summoned: Shard of the Core MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: RANGE SV COLD: +15 SV POISON: +15 Effect: Ultravision (Worn, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL	Vel	Con.	NPC Drop	50

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Minor Conjuration: Air	25-29	675-800	26-34	17-19	0
Minor Conjuration: Earth		950-1150		17-19	0
Minor Conjuration: Fire		500-575		N/A	26-30	27-31
Minor Conjuration: Water		775-920		17-19	26-30

Level 39-43

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Barrier of Combustion	Single Target Damage Shield (DS 18-20) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	100
Dagger of Symbols	Summons 1 Summoned: Dagger of Symbols Summoned: Dagger of Symbols MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY Skill: Piercing Atk Delay: 20 DMG: 5 SV DISEASE: +5 SV MAGIC: +5 SV POISON: +5 WT: 2.5 Size: SMALL Class: ALL except CLR PAL DRU MNK SHM Race: ALL	Cla	Con.	Vendor	100
Expel Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 273)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	130
Flame Arc	Area of Effect (AE) Point Blank (PB) Fire Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 181)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	199
Lesser Conjuration: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Lesser Conjuration: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Lesser Conjuration: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Lesser Conjuration: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Rain of Lava	Area of Effect Fire-based spell that hits your target with 3 waves	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	250
Summon Companion	Summon your Pet to Your Location	Vel	Con.	E. Com.	50
Summon Ring of Flight	Summons 1 Summoned: Ring of Levitation Summoned: Ring of Levitation MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: FINGER EXPENDABLE Charges: 2 AC: 4 Effect: Levitation (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 0.1 Size: TINY Class: ALL Race: ALL that gives levitation	Cla	Con.	Vendor.	100

REGENERATION: At this level pets begin regenerating 30 HP/tick instead of 6.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Lesser Conjuration: Air	29-33	800-960	32-40	19-21	0
Lesser Conjuration: Earth		1150-1450		19-21	0
Lesser Conjuration: Fire		575-760		N/A	30-34	31-35
Lesser Conjuration: Water		920-1200		19-21	30-34

Level 44-48

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Arch Shielding	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Magic Resist (MR), and Armor Class (AC) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	200
Conjuration: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Conjuration: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Conjuration: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Conjuration: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Elemental Armor	Self Only Cold Resist (CR) and Fire Resist (FR) Buff	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	100
Elemental Maelstrom	Single Target Magic-based Damage over Time (DoT) (Max: 600)	Vel	Evo.	NPC Drop	240
Malaisement	Single Target Fire Resist (FR), Cold Resist (CR), Magic Resist (MR), and Poison Resist (PR) Debuff (Max: 40)	Cla	Alt.	Vendor.	100
Modulating Rod	Summons 1 Summoned: Modulating Rod Summoned: Modulating Rod MAGIC ITEM LORE ITEM NO RENT Slot: PRIMARY SECONDARY EXPENDABLE Charges: 1 Skill: 1H Blunt Atk Delay: 26 DMG: 8 Effect: Modulation (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) Recast Delay: 300 seconds, Recast Type: 19 WT: 1.0 Size: MEDIUM Class: ALL Race: ALL that can convert Hit Points (HP) to Mana (225 HP to 150 Mana)	Sky	Con.	Vendor	200
Phantom Plate	Self Only Hit Point Regeneration (+3/tick) and Armor Class (AC) Buff (Consumes Cat's Eye Agate x3 when cast)	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	200
Shock of Swords	Single Target Magic-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 600/2.4 DPM)	Cla	Con.	Vendor	250

PET SKILLS: All pets at this level gain innate dual wield without needing to equip weapons

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Conjuration: Air	33-37	960-1125	40-48	21-23	0
Conjuration: Earth		1450-1675		21-23	0
Conjuration: Fire		760-880		N/A	34-38	35-39
Conjuration: Water		1200-1350		21-23	34-38

Level 49-50

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Banish Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 585, 2.6 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor	225
Burnout III	Pet Only Armor Class (AC), Strength (STR) and Haste Buff	Cla	Alt.	Vendor	150
Greater Conjuration: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Greater Conjuration: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Vendor	200
Greater Conjuration: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Greater Conjuration: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet	Cla	Con.	Research	200
Lava Bolt	Single Target Fire-based Projectile Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 810, 2.7 DPM)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor.	300
Rain of Swords	Area of Effect (AE) Magic-based Direct Damage (DD) that hits your target(s) with 3 waves (Max: 324 per Wave)	Cla	Evo.	Vendor.	375
Shield of Lava	Single Target Damage Shield (DS) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff (Max: 25)	Cla	Abj.	Vendor	120

PET SKILLS: All pets except the Fire Pet gain the ability to double kick/bash.

Spell	Pet Levels	Pet HP	Melee Dmg	Bash/Kick Dmg	Proc Dmg	Damage Shield
Greater Conjuration: Air	37-41	2200-2400	48-56	23-25	0
Greater Conjuration: Earth		2600-2900		23-25	0
Greater Conjuration: Fire		1550-1750		N/A	38-42	39-43
Greater Conjuration: Water		2350-2600		23-25	38-42

Level 50-60 Spell Guide

Let's go over the new spells, we'll use the same format as before S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy. Please note that some of the spells are rewards from the Magician Spells (Good) or Magician Spells (Evil) quests. If you're having trouble with getting any of these, just keep at it until you receive the spells you want, the only spell you really need there is Scintillation. I think it's a good idea to complete your spell book, but there are still plenty of skips here.

I have two major gripes with the way the game designers developed this class; the Epic click, and Mage spells level 50 plus. They had such a great opportunity to really rethink how the class works, or add new features. Instead they basically just repeated the 1-50 spell ranks, the only new types of spells we get are the summon pet, pet run speed and, a group buff, CoTH, a DoT and monster summoning. One of the level 60 spells is the last rank of monster summoning, why?! It's a cosmetic spell, it's fun! But why?! The new 60 spell in Velious should have been the Epic pet spell (not the orb, just the orb click effect) and the epic should have been more in line with the other int casters, clicks of spells you already have but are potentially very useful to have mana free. It could have summoned a tradable mana stone with a cooldown, it could have a root or snare spell, or it could be a nuke even.

Anyway, there just isn't new mechanics besides Call of the Hero, arguably it's a good mechanic. I shouldn't be that ungrateful, at least Mages have a spell that makes them raid necessary. It just becomes such a one dimensional tool. Necromancers get a whole new resource mechanic with stealing souls, it may be expensive but it's interesting and cool. Magicians should have more spells that cost gems, or summoned items used as reagents for spells, some ice spells or a minor Lure (-resist) spell would have been welcome too. There are some stand out spells here in the 50-60 lines, Scars of Sigil, CoTH, the Greater Vocaration Pets (minus Fire), Sirocco, Gift of Xev, Mala (but why is it worse than Malo?!), Aegis of Ro. So enough griping let's get into it!

Level 50

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Monster Summoning II	Summons a Monster Pet S	Vel	Con.	NPC Drop	200

No reason to pick this up unless you really enjoy this spell. The focused 49 earth pet is superior in every way.

Level 51

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy.

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Gift of Xev	Summons Glowing Backpack Glowing Backpack TEMPORARY WT: 0.1 Weight Reduction: 100% Capacity: 10 Size Capacity: GIANT , Summoned: Black Bread Summoned: Black Bread TEMPORARY This is a meal! WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL , Summoned: Globe of Water Summoned: Globe of Water TEMPORARY This is a drink! WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL , and Summoned: Bandages Summoned: Bandages TEMPORARY WT: 0.5 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	60
Malosi	Single Target Fire Resist (FR), Cold Resist (CR), Magic Resist (MR), and Poison Resist (PR) Debuff (Max: 60) N	Kun	Alt.	Firiona Vie Overthere	175
Scintillation	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based Point Blank (PB) Direct Damage (DD) M	Kun	Evo.	Quest	361
Vocarate: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet (Warrior Class) N	Kun	Con.	Firiona Vie Overthere	300

Gift of Xev is an incredible spell, 10 slots 100% WR bags, food and water all in one cast. I stopped buying food or water after 51, I just log out with Gift of Xev loaded. Keep your bag slots low and you can fill them with free bags to farm goods with. Malosi is a useful tool, but I don't think I ever actually casted this rank of the spell, safe to skip. Scintillation is the final point blank AoE Mage's receive and while you may not use it very often, it's so much fun to haul out during AoE clears on raids or for farming lots of green mobs, think the goblin fort with Grachnist here. This Earth pet is generally inferior to the shoveled 49 Earth, it's a vendor spell so pick it up and try it out and see what you think. I almost never used it, and it's uses are pretty niche. The best I could think of is you're in a group and they want to use an earth pet for whatever reason, using the higher level version with the slightly higher hit would be worthwhile. Your mileage may vary.

Level 52

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy.

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Bristlebane's Bundle	Summons Summoned: Ale Summoned: Ale MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY WT: 0.4 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL , Summoned: Cake Summoned: Cake MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY This is a snack! WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL , Summoned: Spinning Bottle Summoned: Spinning Bottle MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Charges: 1 Effect: Spin the Bottle (Any Slot, Casting Time: Instant) WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL , and Summoned: A Firework Summoned: A Firework MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY EXPENDABLE Charges: 1 Effect: Happy Panda (Any Slot, Casting Time: 1.5) WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL Class: ALL Race: ALL S	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	50
Char	Single Target Fire-based Direct Damage (DD) (max: 702, DPM: 2.7) M	Kun	Evo.	Firiona Vie Overthere	260
Phantom Armor	Personal Armor Class (AC) and Hit Point (HP) Regeneration Buff (Consumes Cat's Eye Agate x4 when cast) M	Kun	Abj.	Firiona Vie Overthere	225
Vocarate: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet (Wizard class) S	Kun	Con.	Quest	300

Bristlebanes Bundle is a fun spell, but you don't need it. Being able to summon booze is fun, and the fireworks will confuse people sometimes. Char is the best single target non bolt fire nuke Mages get, it's useful for certain raid encounters where you can't use bolts or magic nukes. Phantom armor is the final rank of this spell and comes with a whopping HP regen of +5, this is a great spell, I keep it up as a nice junk buff on raids, pairs well with Manna robe. It's the only good spell in this rank. The Vocarate Fire pets are pretty bad, you can safely skip them. Try for yourself but you'll see the damage just isn't there, and they use the Wizard damage shield so it's +5. Sadly a junk spell and safe to skip.

Level 53

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy.

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Annul Magic	Removes a magical effect from your target M	Kun	Abj.	Firiona Vie Overthere	75
Boon of Immolation	Group Damage Shield (DS) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff (Max: 25) N	Kun	Abj.	Quest	360
Quiver of Marr	Summons 1 Quiver of Marr with 60 Summoned: Arrow of Marr M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	60
Vocarate: Air	Summon an Air Elemental Pet (Monk class) N	Vel	Con.	Quest	300

Annul magic is the final rank of the dispell line. Useful for pulling or for dealing with mobs that have damage shields on them. It's not something you'll use every day but very nice to have. Boon of Immolation is the first of two group buffs, you may find it useful if you group a lot, but I found that once I got 56 and Cadeau for the +33 DS I never used it. You can skip it, or not. Quiver of Marr is a nice upgrade to summon arrows since it summons 60 at a time, you'll use it sometimes when melee's need 'em. Vocarate Air is the first monk pet Mages get, if you have a Air focus staff this is absolutely worth picking up. If you don't, it's still nice to use in groups for the stun but it's not as great for soloing without the focus. The Air pets are the real tanks 50+ since monk evasion is so overpowered.

Level 54

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Bandoleer of Luclin	Summons 1 Bandoleer of Luclin and 60 Summoned: Knife of Luclin M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	60
Scars of Sigil	Single Target Fire-based Projectile Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 450, DPM: 2.57) M	Kun	Evo.	NPC Drop	175
Shield of the Magi	Self Only Hit Point (HP), Magic Resist (MR), and Armor Class (AC) Buff M	Kun	Abj.	Firiona Vie Overthere	300
Vocarate: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet (Rogue class) M	Vel	Con.	NPC Drop	300

Bandoleer is useful sometimes, you'll get requests rarely for them. It's cheap, so pick it up! Scars of Sigil is one of Mages best nukes, it's also one of the highest DPS spells in the game. That two second cast time is amazing, it's useful in so many ways. I also prefer it over bigger nukes because you get more chances to land damage compared to the others. You can pull aggro off of tanks with this one, so be careful! The final Mage shield is a nice one, but it's no different than the others besides the name. Here's the first Vocarate Water spell, it's a great DPS pet as it's a rogue class and can backstab. You'll need to position it to get the most out of it but it's worth the effort!

Level 55

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Burnout IV	Pet Only Armor Class (AC), Strength (STR) and Haste Buff M	Vel	Alt.	NPC Drop	150
Call of the Hero	Summons Target Group Member to the Caster and erases aggro on (Consumes 1 Pearl) M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	500
Pouch of Quellious	Summons Pouch of Quellious and 60 Summoned: Shuriken of Quellious M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	60
Rage of Zomm	Summon a Suicidal Eye S	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	200
Sirocco	Area of Effect (AE) Fire-based spell that hits your target(s) with 3 waves (max: 1890) 1.57/3.15/4.73 DPM M	Kun	Evo.	Firiona Vie Overthere	399
Wrath of the Elements	Short Duration Damage over Time (DoT) (Max: 800) 3.01 DPM N	Vel	Evo.	NPC Drop	265

This is the juiciest level in the 50-60 range, so many good spells here! The final Burnout isn't a huge improvement over III but it's still worth casting, every little bit counts. Call of the Hero is immensely powerful, especially when it clears aggro at all ranges, time to start carrying pearls! Pouch of Quellious is a nice spell to have but one of those you'll rarely cast, grab it so you can fulfill the rare request. Rage of Zomm is a weird spell, I've never actually used it, but I believe it works like the cleric hammer or wizard flaming sword. Junk. Sirocco is our best nuke once rain spells are fixed in Velious! Check out the damage per mana on it, even if one wave resists it's still more efficient than Seeking Flame at 59. Two waves will go through almost always, make sure to cast it before the mob gets too low as below a certain % it automatically resists. It doesn't lock your casting so cast Sirocco then GCD spam Scars of Sigil in the top spell gem to maximize DPS. Wrath of the Elements is a welcome addition and you could also use this during Sirocco and than spam Scars to add DPS, the issue with this spell is that it's magic based and it's DPM and cast time aren't that great.

Level 56

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Cadeau of Flame	Single Target Damage Shield (DS) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff (Max: 33) M	Kun	Abj.	Firiona Vie Overthere	155
Dyzil's Deafening Decoy	Summons a Fire Element Pet with a Damage Shield (DS) and AE damage spell. M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	350
Exile Summoned	Single Target Direct Damage (DD) vs Summoned (Max: 725) 3.0 DPM S	Kun	Evo.	Firiona Vie Overthere	250
Muzzle of Mardu	Summons Summoned: Muzzle of Mardu Summoned: Muzzle of Mardu MAGIC ITEM TEMPORARY Slot: FACE Haste: +11% WT: 0.1 Size: SMALL Class: WAR PAL RNG SHD MNK ROG Race: NONE that gives Haste (11%) M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	100

Cadeau is a wonderful spell and a nice upgrade over Lava shield at 49. You'll use this a lot in solo, group, or raid play. Keep it up on the tanks at all times, use /assist to find out who the mobs are hitting, you can be the top DPS easily by using this spell liberally. Dyzil's is the real Fire pet of the 50's, and while it's melee damage is pretty low compared to the other pets it's damage shield is incredible. It's a welcome solo tool and helps to power through 56 to get to the final Earth pet next rank. It's not able to be focused sadly but still a nice pet. Exile Summoned is the final summon nuke, it has a -50 MR modifier on it, the only problem is that you will never use it except maybe in the Hole....safe to skip it if you want. Muzzle was such a great idea by the devs, one of the few stand out spells post 50. It's useful in every encounter and all of your pets should be using one unless your just chain petting. Make sure you muzzle everyone's pets in raids and groups, even shaman pets benefit. You can give them to NPC's as well, like the Dwarves in the ring war.

Level 57

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Eye of Tallon	Summons Eye of Tallon that has Invisibility and See Invisible S	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	65
Greater Vocaration: Earth	Summons an Earth Elemental Pet M	Kun	Con.	Firiona Vie Overthere	400
Shock of Steel	Single Target Magic-based Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 825, DPM: 3.0) M	Kun	Con.	Firiona Vie Overthere	275

Eye of Tallon looks cool, but I've never had a reason to use it. I suppose using it to CoTH wall drop in an area where you're not sure the wall is safe or not might be okay. Can skip this. The final Earth pet is beastly and is such a huge upgrade, it makes soloing so much easier post 57. While the Air pet is the best all around solo pet, the Earth pet is for solo exping and for situations where you need CC. It's hard to explain how much of an upgrade it is, it really is a step up from the Greater Conjuration and Voracate lines. Shock of Steel is the final shock/conjuration based nuke and it's pretty good, if you're conjuration specialized it's DPM is 3.32 which is better then Seeking Flame and a two wave Sirocco, the only downside is the long cast and magic based damage.

Level 58

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Greater Vocaration: Fire	Summons a Fire Elemental Pet S	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	400
Malosini	Single Target Fire Resist (FR), Cold Resist (CR), Magic Resist (MR), and Poison Resist (PR) Debuff (Max: 60) M	Kun	Alt.	Firiona Vie Overthere	200
Velocity	Pet Only Movement Speed Buff M	Kun	Alt.	NPC Drop	60

Worst level by far! The Fire pet is junk, I memmed it but have never casted it. Malosini is the final spell in it's line and it's the same as the shaman version, you'll rarely need to use it for charmed pets or raids, sometimes there isn't a shaman around. Velocity is an awesome spell, it's a pet SoW, use it whenever you're in an outdoor zone to maximize the pets DPS or keep it closer to you when running around. It also makes it's more responsive, sadly it's outdoor only.

Level 59

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Greater Vocaration: Air	Summons an Air Elemental Pet M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	400
Manastorm	Area of Effect (AE) Magic-based Rain Damage and Mana Drain Spell that hits your target(s) with 3 waves (Max: 675 HP and 50 Mana per Wave) N	Kun	Evo.	NPC Drop	427
Seeking Flame of Seukor	Single Target Fire-based Projectile Direct Damage (DD) (Max: 1024, DPM: 3.1) M	Kun	Evo.	Firiona Vie Overthere	330
Valiant Companion	Pet Only Fear Immunity M	Vel	Alt.	E. Com.	200

Here's a decent level, we start with the final Air pet. This guy is the tankiest Mage pet, especially while focused, if you can get the Focus stave this is the best solo pet besides epic. Manastorm is marginally better than Sirocco but it's MR based so it'll resist more on more mob types, I typically stick to Sirocco. The mana drain portion could use some testing to see if the drain goes through even if the damage is resisted. Seeking Flame is the final bolt spell and it's a decent nuke, I find that it's very situational but in the times where you can cleanly use a bolt spell that won't resist fire it's easily the best fire nuke for efficiency. Finally Valiant Companion is a great spell on dragons that fear or any necro or cleric type mobs that cast fear. It's definitely a very situational spell but still useful.

Level 60

S = Can skip N = Nice to have M = Must buy

Spell Name	Spell Description	Era	Class	Location	Mana
Aegis of Ro	Group Damage Shield (DS) & Fire Resist (FR) Buff (Max: 33) M	Kun	Abj.	NPC Drop	450
Banishment	Direct Damage vs Summoned (Destroys target & consumes 1 Star Ruby) S	Kun	Evo.	NPC Drop	500
Greater Vocaration: Water	Summons a Water Elemental Pet M	Kun	Con.	NPC Drop	400
Mala	Single Target Fire Resist (FR), Cold Resist (CR), Magic Resist (MR), and Poison Resist (PR) Debuff (Max: 35, unresistable) M	Kun	Alt.	NPC Drop	350
Monster Summoning III	Summons a Monster Pet N	Vel	Con.	NPC Drop	400

It seems like a long run from 50 to 60, and when you finally reach the summit, these are the spells you get... Aegis of Ro is a powerful spell that is amazing in groups and useful in raids for the fire resist that stacks with other spells. I use it more often now that mass group buff is working and I don't need to join groups to use it. Banishment is such a cool spell, that you will never use, you can skip it. It's super cheap so it's worth the complete. The final Water Pet is a beast! Such a great spell, and worth waiting for. A max level focused water pet has the highest potential DPS if you can land the cold proc and position it correctly for backstabs. Mala is a great spell but it's inferior to the shaman version, pick it up you will use it, but shamans will generally handle using this spell. MSIII is a fun cosmetic spell, I suppose there could be reasons to use a warrior pet that doesn't root sometimes, but I've never seen the use. A lot of reasons to be sad here, there's no class defining spell or capstone anything, it's just the Water pet basically.

Level 50-60 Leveling Guide

This is a guide for leveling Magicians in the expansion levels; level 50-60. We will cover locations, pros and cons, loot, and other tips and tricks. Many people only level their mage to level 55 to be a Call of the Hero (COTH) bot, but for those who enjoy the class and don't have time to find groups for leveling post 55 I hope this guide will help you on your journey. I will make several assumptions about your character and your knowledge of the game for this guide to work.

• You are at least level 49
• You have some basic +mana or intelligence gear
• You have a Torch of Alna
• You have a Shovel of Ponz
• You are current on Fire and Earth Pet spells
• You are current on Burnout and Damage Shield spells
• You understand basic magician leveling mechanics
• You will be acquiring your new spells as you level through the 50's

Bloodgill Goblins (Lake of Ill Omen)

Level Range:49-52

Pros and Cons

• Underwater, which is fun and/or annoying
• Often camped
• Come in two pulls

Loot

• Sometimes get a junky Harpoon
• Words and Runes
• Nothing here really, this is an experience camp

This is a fun easy camp, the a bloodgill goblin are all under water around the temple of Veksar. Bring an Enduring Breath item if you have one, otherwise don't forget to buy your Summon Waterstone spell. This is often a contested camp, and it greens out at 52. The upper Bloodgills come in two pulls, you can use root nets to split one out, and nuke one down. You can also pull them to land with SoW and kite one with the pet kills one by itself, or have the pet facetank both and nuke one down quickly. The Bloodgills areound the entrance to Veksar come single but are more often camped.

City Guards (Various)

Level Range: 49-57

Pros and Cons

• Fine steel weapons
• Close to merchants
• Usually zonelines nearby
• Often NPC guildmasters or high level KOS npcs
• Often overcamped depending on location and class
• Ruins factions
• Experience slows way down at 55

Loot

• Cash flow is good with guards, can range from 150-500 plat an hour depending on location
• Use your summoned Bags Gift of Xev is huge for guards
• Some decent coin loot
• Words and Runes etc

City Guards are always a good option. No matter your racial choice, there is a place for you to hunt guards.

• Kelethin is the best place for guards (if you don't care about faction) but with pathing issues and merchants assisting I would be careful here. You can use Cancel Magic to pull mobs down from below the platforms, just type /target Guard_<name> and cast it. Watch out for strange pathing and the gate guards. This is a high plat per hour spot, similar to Grobb.
• Oggok is a popular location, sometimes hard to get singles, and there is a neutral merchant anyone can sell too. I believe this greens out early and probably tops out around level 50.
• Steamfont has several single pulls you can do AFK style. They are generally found on the path and one is at the windmills.
• Kaladim has tons of guards inside you can kill, as well as many outside in Butcherblock. You can sell at the druid ring.
• Freeport is a great zone,but it's a bit lower level and will green out quickly for you. Great place to run tight cycles, near the docks in East Freeport are excellent. There are three higher level guards in North Ro near the Inn.
• Grobb is another popular location, and I believe you can sell outside at the hand merchant. This tops out in low 50's but excellent plat per hour, often camped by enchanters. Watch out for the various guild trainers.
• Neriak Foreign quarter greens out early, Commons guards all duel wield and have high damage and are higher level. Third gate guards are clerics, and best avoided because they complete heal.
• Halas I've never done, but I know there are some guards in Everfrost on 6min40sec timers are an excellent laid back camp. They are the Mcmarrins, look for them at the passes between the snow maze and the tundra.
• Rivervale is another place I've never done, but it's definitely popular, it's lower level than other cities. This would be more of a plat farm.
• Felwithe these guys are paladins, this place is for necromancers, not mages!

Bats n' Bugs (Solusek B)

Level Range: 49-53

Pros and Cons

• Easy to get to
• Nearby neutral merchants
• Trains happen here, luckily you should be fighting at the zone line to SolA
• Somewhat dangerous when Noxious spider spawns
• Exp ZEM mod isn't great, camp really slows down at 52

Loot

• Trash loot is mostly just words, little coin
• Guano harvester has some great items
• Noxious spider has some decent caster items

Camp Details There are two ways to break into the Bats n' Bugs (BnB) area in SolB. You can clear in from the Nagafen's Lair Lavastorm entrance, or you can clear in through the Solusek's Eye back entrance to Guano harvester. I recommend learning the way through Guano. This is the camp you will want anyways.

SolB Route

SolA Route

On the SolA route you drop down into the corridor at the lava river and follow it around. Once you zone into Guano, the first pull will likely be two bats. I recommend nuking one down quickly, then zoning or chain summoning a second pet. After that it's all simple single pulls. The only real danger here at this camp is that the Noxious spider paths all the way up to camp. You need to be ready to handle a Lava duct crawler or Nox. You should be able handle all the bats plus the beetles and sometimes Nox. Grab yourself a bag while you're here. Experience tops out at 52, but you could stretch it to 53.

Key

• Purple line is Noxious spider Route
• Yellow dots are Lava beetles
• Brown dots are Sonic bats
• Red dot is Guano harvester

Seafuries (Ocean of Tears)

Level Range: 49-57

Pros and Cons

• Great loot
• Often Overcrowded
• Great experience
• Quag
• Corrupted Cyclops
• Takes time to travel
• Surrounded by water

Loot

• Perfect loot for mages, gems and jewelry cash drops!
• Decent coin loot
• Ice Giant Toes off of Gornit

This is some of the best experience 50-55 you're going to get solo. The Cyclops on Seafury island respawn in just a couple of minutes. If it's not heavily camped I recommend finding a nice spot on the beach to camp at and pull the mobs in. If there are a lot of people, the best thing to do is find a single spawn point and camp it.

This map has most of the spawn points (roughly) I'll leave the rest up to you to find, most points have at least one pather that walks through. The only truly safe spot and in my opinion the best, is the tree spawn north of the pirates along the water. I spent maaaany hours here and other than the occasional runner I had zero issues with pathers.

Cyndreela (the Feerrott)

Level Range 49-55

Pros and Cons

• Not often camped
• Surrounded by annoying low level mobs
• Raids often show up

Loot

• Gems
• Words
• Bronze

Cyndreela is a necromancer who summmons a pet and has approximently two thousand hit points. She will buff herself, so the first thing to do when breaking in is to dispel her twice. Just nuke her down and let your pet clean up her pet. Each spawn after will be way easier. This is a decent AFK camp.

Nallar Q`Tentu (Neriak - 3rd Gate)

Level Range: 49-57

Pros and Cons

• Easy to get too
• Mind numbingly boring
• Good city ZEM
• Easy single pull
• No faction

Loot

• Absolutely nothing
• Zilch
• Nada

This is a quest giver in the Neriak Third Gate library. He isn't on any faction and respawns in 400 seconds (6m 40s). He's a necromancer that buffs and casts but doesn't summon a pet. This is super straight forward AFK style camp. He will green out once you hit 58. This is slower then Dyrna, but a good back up plan if she is camped. If you root him at his spawn, you can LOS his spells.

Dyrna Nlith (High Keep)

Level Range:49-57

Pros and Cons

• Easy exp
• Hard to get camp sometimes
• Slows down 55-57

Loot

• Clawed Knuckle Ring
• Random junk

Dyrna Nlith in High Keep is a low 40's necromancer. She doesn't summon a pet and has around 2000 hp. There's a green named Flayer Hopkins that will aggro with her, but he's nothing to worry about. This camp is super easy, just summon a pet, buff it, nuke her down. Rinse and repeat every 6 minutes and 40 seconds. If you're evil there is a wizard guy in the jail behind that will aggro you as well, watch out for him. The biggest struggle at this camp is remembering to tab back over to kill her.

Nyzil Bloodforge (Butcherblock Mountains)

Level Range:49-60

Pros and Cons

• Easy exp
• Hard to get camp sometimes
• Slows down 56+

Loot

• Bloodforge Hammer
• Random Bits
• Coin

Easy single spawn in a high ZEM zone, he spawns by the anvil, just pull him back to where he is the picture, super tiny on the left! Great easy afk camp, easiest way to kill him is nuke for 50% damage.

Durkis Battlemore (Butcherblock Mountains)

Level Range:56-60

Pros and Cons

• Solid blue to 60
• Difficult solo kill, not the most efficiant
• Always open

Loot

• Nothing

This guy is a much harder Nyzil, and a good spot to go if you can't get the Nyzil camp. His guardhouse is the first you encounter on the road to the docks from Kaladim. There are two guards in the front, ignore them and set up camp on the back end shown here.

This is a two pet fight so if you're using Dyzil's you'll need a long run way to resummon and then kite him around. If you're using 57 earth, let the root snap the aggro, don't forget to apply that DS right away. He runs when he is low so pull a ways back from the guardhouse. To pull him, type /target durkis to grab him through the wall and cast cancel magic, he will pop out without aggroing the two guards in the front.

Frost Giant Elites (Great Divide)

Level Range: 56-60

Pros and Cons

• Outdoors: easy to kite
• Good faction/heads/toes
• Near Thurgadin
• Laid back easy camp

Loot

• Thurg quest items
• Various velium
• Random vendor weapons

There is a plateau behind the giant fort that random giants will path through, the scouts are easy faction kills ( kill them to spawn more elites ) the berzerkers are light blue and will yield a small amount of experience. The elites are tough, have at least 6000 hit points, but a fully buffed 57 earth pet will take them down most of the time with no trouble. Just be ready to nuke or tank for a bit in case you get a low pet summon. I also did this spot at 56 with Dyzil's decoy, you'll need two per elite - this doesn't work as well now with pet aggro dumping onto the caster.

The red lines are the paths that most of the elites will walk on, this isn't exact, and they like to wander around the canyons below the plateau to the south and west. The red X's are the safer spots to sit and fight. The screenshots show the viewpoints from the two red X's, make sure you clear those two entrance mobs at the fort in case of a runner. Most of the mobs will wander on a north/south line.

Suits (Wakening Lands)

Level Range: 57-60

Pros and Cons

• Easy experience
• Often camped
• Some nasty pathers
• No singles, have to break two pulls

Loot

• Velious armor quest gems
• Regular gems
• Sentient Armor drops

a suit of sentient armor in Wakening Lands are a popular spot for quad kiting wizards and druids, and sometimes bards using charm. There are two camps, one has four suits in one house, this is known as 4s. The other has six suits, four inside a house, and two outside in a ruin, this is known as 6s. They most always come in pulls of two, the four might all aggro at lower levels. I don't come here until 57+ anyways, if someone wants to confirm that would be great.

So you start with a two pull, and these mobs have over 6000 HP. Start with your strongest pet, fully buffed and guard him back towards the wall. Run down to your suit house and pull using Scars of Sigil, and drag the two up towards your pet. It helps to swap targets right after you attack, you want the pet to attack the one you didn't nuke. Send the pet and kite the second around in tight circles, keep an eye on your pet's health versus the suit. You may need to nuke some if you summoned a low level pet. A method to mitigate this issue is to test your pet on low level mobs before you start this part.

Once that first suit goes down send your pet in, it will be below 50% health. Run a distance away and watch the health spam. When your pet gets to 15% or so start summoning a Greater Vocaration Earth, cast a Cadeau and send it in. It's important for the second pet to be Earth so it can root and snap that aggro immediately. Burn it out and reap the rewards. Repeat this method for second set of two suits and congratulations you have broken 4s or 6s!

This experience is about as good as it gets 57-60, it's mostly relaxing. Although if you are KOS to the Thanes and Dixies and Giants there are mobs that will go after you sometimes that path nearby. Keep your eyes open and watch the paths to find the safe places to sit. A corrupted Faun paths through 6s and that guy will wreck your day so fast you don't even know what hit you. Most people time the mobs and sit way up on the hill zone line to avoid issues like this. The red lines on the map are good places to sit and kite.

Brownies (Lesser Faydark)

Level Range: 57-60

Pros and Cons

• No loot
• Safe zone
• Modest experience
• Hard to break the two pull
• Not often camped
• 1.7% exp per hour or so at 59, kind of slow

Loot

• Brownie Parts
• Random words

Brownies are a great afk style, laid back camp. You will need to break a two pull, so get your MR gear on and read on. Either use a Crystalline Silk Net or summon a max level Earth pet. There is a pixie camp nearby you can test the pet on first. The red 'circles' in the picture are where they spawn.

A. Net
Buff the pet and pull one of the brownies with root net, pull the other brownie far enough way to avoid cast range. Annul magic it twice, then spam Scars of Sigil until it dies. Your pet will be at 30-50% health, you can resummon or use the last bit of health on the second brownie, who will be coming right about when you finish the first. Sometimes things will go south on this fight, don't be afraid to gate after killing the first one and come back. The spawn time is fourteen minutes, so this tactic works really well.

B. Two at once
Pull a brownie with Annul magic, pull them both back a ways so you don't aggro stuff inside with the pet. Use a clicky to refresh your gems, annul the brownie again and start spamming Scars of Sigil. Make sure you keep your pet focused on the kill target. The first brownie should die when the pet is around 15-30% health. Be ready to summon a new (earth) pet and get it on the second brownie, don't forget to annul magic it twice.

Lava Duct Crawlers (Solusek B)

Check out this guide for this interesting spot, this is a more advanced camp. It's the first guide I wrote and I'm putting it here unedited for posterity. It's also a really fantastic place to camp if you can manage it, it's complicated and rewarding!

Hail and well met adventurers!

This is a guide intended to explain how to break into, and solo as the Magician class, in the Lava Duct Crawler caves in the Nagafen's Lair zone. Magician leveling 55 plus can be difficult and frustrating, as there are not many locations to solo (espiecially pre-Velious.) The Lava Duct Crawler's (LDC or LDC's) stay dark blue through 59 at which point some of them drop off to light blue (green but give experience.) This is a great location to gain solo experience in your late 50's. The experience per hour rate is about the same as anywhere else you will solo, sometimes better since there is rarely someone camping the LDC's

I will make several assumptions about your character and your knowledge of the game for this guide to work.

• You are level 57.
• You are up to date on your spells.
• You can acheive 150 MR with buffs / potion.
• You can achieve 150 FR with buffs.
• You understand Magician leveling mechanics.
• You are somewhat familiar with the Nagafen's Lair (SolB) zone.

Background Information

Approach

The best way to approach is through the bat caves (Map location 9), once you arrive at the bat caves the only bats you need to worry about are two pathers (one of them is the Guano harvester) and one static bat in the cubby in the Noxious spider(Nox)room, Map location 12. There are two LDC's that path outside of the LDC caves, the Nox spider PH as well as Pather A who spawns in the Stone spider (SS) room.

Lava Duct Crawlers

To understand this camp you must first understand how the spawns work, thanks to this picture (credit to Baler), we can get a clear picture of the LDC spawns.

• There is a room of three static LDC's.
• There is one static on the Lava Ledge that leads to the Fire Giant area (across the lava).
• There is a room of two static spawns, this is the Stone Spider room (map location 13). Pather's A, B, and C all spawn here as well. Pather A (PatA) will path all the way to the three way hallway between SS, Guano and Nox. It's possible to aggro both PatA and the Nox PH at the same time in the hallways in between.
• Pather B (PatB) spawns in the tunnel that connects the two static LDC's rooms and paths in between. It's possible to wall look to see his location on either side of that tunnel.
• Pather C (PatC) spawns at the bottom of the ramp that leads up to the Fire giant area and paths up the ramp to the two Fire Giant guards at the end of that tunnel.
• There is always a point in time where all three pathers (A,B, and C) are all out of the SS room at the same time, allowing one to pull the two statics (one being the SS PH) out of the room to the lava ledge where the single static LDC spawns.
• To clarify A,B, and C they are the orange spawns from left to right.

The Mobs

Lava duct crawler

These are warrior mobs with with approximently 4900 HP according to the wiki. Very straightforward except for the fact that can cast Boil Blood on you. This is where you need Fire resist, at least 150. Idealy you want 180, because at that point you will resist most of the Boil Bloods that come your way. It's best to wear your Fire resist suit at all times.

Noxious spider

This is a warrior mob with more hit points than a regular LDC. The wiki says 5266, but I believe that to be lower than it actually is. This guy can cast Deadly Poison on you, and it's initial damage is 100 each time so watch out. A low level pet may die from Nox, so you may have to nuke. Don't let it touch you, but the easy counter is 10 Dose Ethira's Poison Antidote. One click removes the poison.

Stone spider

This guy is the ballbuster, the reason this camp stays open, the one thing that can and will definitely murder you if you are not prepared. He is a warrior with approximately 6000 hit points according the wiki, this does seem about right. He is completely MR and FR immune, so you can't nuke, root or cast any mage spells on him. He casts a 20 Stone Spider Stun and can easily kill you during this stun period if he catches you. This is why you need/want 150 MR, at that point you will resist almost every stun.

The Break

Clear in from the first bat cave, if you find the Nox PH pathing, kill it and move on. Watch out for PatA also coming from the SS room. Move up to the hallway to the Lava ledge and wait for PatA to come out. It's important to kill that mob first before the Lava ledge (LL) static so you don't get jumped. After you kill PatA, kill the LL static and med up. You'll want to be close to full mana for when you do the two pull inside the SS room.

At around 90-95% mana, buff your Earth pet (Cadeau and Burnout) and go halfway through the tunnel to SS room, you can wall look and peak around corners to find out where PatB and PatC are currently. If the SS is up, hang up your hat you will need help to break that room. If the two statics are both LDC's, you are in business. Wait for PatB and PatC to leave the room, then pull the two statics out to LL.

It's important to remember which one is NOT the PH, the one farthest away is the PH and you will want to kill that one second. There are two ways to do this part; you can pull them both out and have your pet tank them both while you nuke one down. This works fine, but is harder after the pet damage nerf, I recommend using a instant-click item to rest your global cooldown on your nuke. The best nuke for this is Scars of Sigil, speed is crucial here you need to drop that first LDC immediately.

The other way is use to one of the two root nets Crystalline Silk Net,Wooly Spider Silk Net to root the PH spider and easily solo kill the non PH spider down. This is easier, and barring any early breaks will trivialize this fight for you. Once you have killed both spiders, set a timer for 5 minutes and start medding. This is to ensure that you have time to kill the SS before the next spawn. Please note that rooting the PH in the SS room will aggro PatB and C on you. Pull them both out to LL before rooting.

After 5 minutes are up, peak through the wall or corner and pull PatB or PatC. This order doesn't matter, pull it to the LL and kill it. Then pull and kill the other. Congratulations! You have cleared the SS room. You can kill all three pathers, the two LDC's in SS room and the LL LDC every round. On the second clear, make sure you leave time in between the first SS room LDC and the SS PH. You definitely don't want to be fighting the SS with another mob. Make sure you reclaim pet and nuke for full experience on each kill.

The Stone Spider

So you've broken the camp, life is good, until the Stone Spider shows up and wrecks your day. Hope your pet is higher level, this will help, if not prepare to summon at least two more pets. Have your pet ready to kill the SS as soon as it spawns, and after your pet engages run up the ramp and down the hallway. Not too far or you will aggro the giants. Now spam your pet health hotkey and when your pet is at 8-15% health start casting a new one. It will take a moment for the SS to path up to you so you should be done casting by the time he arrives. Make sure you aren't touching the walls or looking through them when you cast. As soon as the SS makes it up to you, run by him and jump off the ramp and go sit at LL.

Most of the time the pet will have gained aggro at this point, cast Cadeau as soon as it does. If your pet has not gained aggro repeat the process in reverse and run back up your spot where you summoned a new pet. The pet will definitely have aggro by then. Often two pets are enough to kill him, but not always, if you need to summon a third pet, pick the most distant spot you won't aggro anything and resummon, then run past SS (you will resist the stun if you have good MR) and run back up/down the ramp. This will disrupt your spawn timers on the rest of the cycle, so make sure you wait 30 seconds or so before killing each following mob for the next two or three cycles to reset times and keep yourself from having two LDC's at once.

Breaking the Three Spawn Room

If the stone SS is up or the room is already camped, you can also break the 3 spawn (3S) room and solo it. This one is much trickier and I haven't tried it since the pet damage nerf so I recomend using root nets to break it open.

Clear into the bat caves and wait the Nox PH to path down to it's spawn point. Kill it then move up and kill all the beetles above the 3S room, then clear all of the mobs up the ramp to Guano so you can run out of the zone without being stunned. if you get a max or close to max level pet, baby it and keep it alive. I usually chain summon here to get a max level pet. Once you cleared the zoneout, head down to 3S and sit above where the beetles spawn, you can wall look and watch PatB as it roams back and forth between SS and 3S. Get full mana and when PatB goes back to SS, go down and pull the 3 LDC's up. Root one and back up, root another and back up.

Chain nuke this mob down with Scars of Sigil and an instant click, then head for the zone out to clear aggro. Once you zone back in, resummon, rebuff. Check for PatB and pull the remaining two, you can chain nuke one down and zone out, or just kill them together with another charge of root. You can then kill PatB when he returns. Congratulations! You have broken 3S and can kill the 3 that spawn there, PatA, PatB, and Nox PH fairly safely each round. Be aware that because PatB spawns and waits 30 seconds before pathing that your timers will have to shift every round. This camp is inferior in many ways but still doable.

Tips and Equipment

• Greater Null Potion
• 10 Dose Ethira's Poison Antidote
• 10 Dose Potion of Stinging Wort
• Wurm Scale Coat
• White Satin Gloves
• Crystalline Silk Net
• Wooly Spider Silk Net
• Shiny Robe of the Underfoot
• Platinum Diamond Wedding Ring
• Golden Diamond Mask
• Keep Elemental and Phantom Armor up at all times
• Be ready to gate or Leatherfoot Raider Skullcap out if things go south. It's a lot easier to rebreak this than it is to corpse recover.

Undertow's Temple (Kedge Keep)

Level Range: 57-60

Pros and Cons

• Underwater - this can be annoying!
• Hard to get a rez if you screw up
• Interesting loot
• High ZEM zone
• The experience here is good still at level 60
• Difficult camp to pull off

Loot

• Blazing Wand
• Squallsurge Shawl
• Sharkbone Warhammer
• Sharkskin Drum
• Various runes/words/etc
• Some coin

This camp is a bit dangerous, but rewarding and almost always open, since few people exp down in Kedge. The first thing to do is learn the path to the mermaid temple and Seahorse caves. It's actually pretty easy and only one mob see's invisibility the whole way down. Estrella of Gloomwater spawns at number 8 on the map and will see through invis, at level 60 she will not aggro if you hug the wall and swim by on the far side on the room. Beware!

The red lines on the map are more or less where you are going straight on the same plane in the room / tunnel. The green circles are where you descend or ascend. The hallway at number 7 is a safe hall if you're out of LOS. The purple X is the best place to camp after you've set up and start breaking in. When going down Tube 'D' there is a small hallway half way down, you don't want to go all the down that tube into the shark room.

So once you reach number 7, summon a pet, buff yourself and med up to full. This is the hard part, you need to break a two pull, and it definitely requires root nets. There are two ways to do this, both risky, both work fine. You can break the pull in two 100% and not worry about the second, or keep the second one rooted. I'll break each way down below.

Kill both at once:

Swim up the small tube to the grate and go in and to the left where the purple X is. Have the pet attack the tiny fish to find out what level you've summoned, you need to get a max level or second to max level pet (58/60 hits if focused, 56/58 hits if not for the G.Voc pets.) Once you've summoned the right pet, buff him and start clearing the weird recessed ceiling tiles, there are little piranhas in there. You can also test pet level on those guys, be careful not to get too close to Undertow's room and aggro his guards. Once you've cleared all the piranhas (minus the two closest to Undertow's room, those are too close!!) med up to full and then rebuff the pet.

Swim close enough to see his guards, they are either a druid or a ranger class and have a good amount of hit points. Cast root on one, and swim back to the purple X. Control your pet and make sure he doesn't go into the room after the rooted one. The second guard will be here by then, put the pet on him and cast Annul Magic twice. Then use a GCD item such as Star of Eyes to spam cast Scars of Sigil, if all goes well the mob will die when your pet is around 30-50% health. You'll have a little time left before the root breaks and the second mob comes. Sometimes you can just nuke this second one down before your pet dies, but often you will need to summon a second pet. Pop that earth pet and send it on the mob, make sure to dispel it twice just like the first. Congrats! The camp is easy peasy from here on out.

Use COTH to single one out

Swim up the small tube to the grate and guard the pet near it, clear the small fish that swim around it so you can sit in the X spot. Stay close to the ground so you don't aggro the piranhas, you can clear some if you want but it usually isn't necessary to do this. Root one of the guards and pull the other in to your pet, then root him as well. Swim back down to the hallway safe spot in 7 and cast COTH on yourself, make sure you use your /pet get lost social macro right before COTH finishes casting so your pet doesn't screw up the aggro drop. Immediately summon a new pet buff, cast DS and swim back up to the rooted guard. Kill it at your leisure, no need to nuke it down. Make sure to Annul Magic it twice and haste pet as well afterwords. Med up and then pull the second guard to the X, be aware that you can get piranhas sometimes doing this, you can also fight in Undertows room, which is where you want to fight them in the future. Congrats! You've broken the two pull and can move on to the next spawns.

If Undertow is up, med up to full or almost full mana, then burn him down. He's a wizard with a ton of hit points, make sure you dispell him as well. If his PH is up, it's usually a easy green con, just kill it and mark the time, respawn is 8 hours. After you've cleared Undertow's room you can kill the mermaid at number 10 on the map. Coralyn Kelpmaiden spawns here and has a couple neat drops. If you're looking for mobs to kill swim back down to 7, there are two mermaid two pulls right outside that hallway. Use the same techniques you used to kill Undertow's guards to split these pulls. The spawn time is 22 minutes you can pretty easily kill 5 mobs every cycle and get some great experience.

Plane of Mischief

Level Range: 55-60

Pros and Cons

Loot

Raiding on a Magician

Once you've reached the level cap, and get some basic dungeon gear, what's next? Some folks don't enjoy Raiding, and there is some hyper competitiveness that can ruin the fun on P99, but for others this is part of adventure; winning the race to the pixels. Raiding can be a very rewarding a fun experience and is part of the progression of the game. So let's dive into it! We'll go over some basic stuff, then more advanced techniques, and finally we will look at some of the kit that you could use/want.

Raid Basics

Etiquette

One of the most important things to do is be able to listen, don't show up without loading up comms so you can listen to instructions. People sometimes forget the communal nature of this game and how we play it. Show up on time if it's scheduled, turn on comms, and don't train people with anything! Always be willing to ask questions if you're not sure about something, or be open to instruction or direction from raid leaders. This is the most basic requirement in my opinion and is truly raiding 101, I'm adding this here for folks that may be new to raiding or reluctant to get their feet wet since it can be daunting or intimidating scene to jump into on these servers. Everquest is an old game and a lot of the encounters are pretty easy for most classes, it's a game about knowledge, so you really have to play it to learn it. Don't be afraid to try it!

Pet Management

First things first, always ask before summoning a pet! Until you learn which zones/situations pets are safe to use in you should always be careful about this. You can also wait until you see others using them as well, but it's safest to ask first. Once you do have a pet out you have a responsibility to watch it, and make sure you know where it is. I have seen people lose their pets so many times, especially when caster mobs around. Here's some easy tips:

• Guard your pet so that he backs up faster, there's a glitch where backing a guarded pet makes it warp back to it's guard spot, rather than walking to you when not guarded.
• Memorize the name of your pet so if someone mentions it on comms you know right away it's yours that is doing something wrong.
• Cast Velocity on your pet or get a sow from a ranger/druid so your pet reacts faster (confirm)
• If there is more than one mob in camp always get your target from the main assist on the raid.
• Turn pet taunt off to lower chances of getting aggro
• Don't drag your pet around when moving locations unless your absolutely sure it's okay. Guard and summon it or dismiss it.
• Don't use earth pets unless instructed to do so, water or air are the raid pets of choice.

Nuking

In the classic and Kunark era you will probably have some opportunities to nuke while raiding. Be aware of your aggro, and the fact that many of our spells are bolts which can hit any mob on the path between you and the mob you cast it on. I can't tell you how many times I've screwed that part up, thinking that the path is clear and pulling aggro on the wrong thing or breaking mez... oops! Sometimes it's better to use a regular nuke instead just to be sure. If you picked conjuration specialization then Shock of Swords is close to the same ratio as Lava Bolt so you can use that instead if the mobs aren't magic resistant.

Once we get Kunark spells you can use Char or Shock of Steel for safety, I almost never use Seeking Flame of Seukor, it's just too slow to be worth the mana ratio in my opinion. The star of the show here is Scars of Sigil, it's our highest DPS nuke because of the cast time. It's also very useful for burning down mobs fast or just popping up to cast a nuke in between ticks. There isn't a better nuke to use if you can safely use bolts. It bears testing but it seems like I have better results from using Scars over Seeking Flame on resisty mobs that long cast times are okay on. It's breaking up the resist checks so I feel like more damage gets through.

In Velious there really isn't much that Mage's can nuke. The mob levels and resistances are sky high, there's some trash that you can nuke in PoG, Kael, Fear, or ToV but that's about it. Scintillation and Sirocco are the nukes you'll want to be using as well as Scars. Rain spells get fixed in Velious, so they become excellent choices, just be wary of using AoE spells. Make sure you are safe to do so. It's best to ask or watch others before nuking or AoEing on a raid.

Mod Rods

Mod Rods come around in the Sky era and aren't that useful right away since a lot of people have Manastones and can still use them in the planes. They start to shine in Kunark and finally break out in Velious where the fights become much longer and mana really becomes a problem. Here's some tips on using them effectively:

• Summon one when you're full mana or first log on as a battery for later when you're running low
• Hand them out to your groups for people to hold or use
• If you're full mana on raid, drop some down on the ground, someone might find it useful
• Keep the rods close to the healers
• Keep them bunched up tight
• Pick them up and drop them every few minutes, you can cycle them for a while, there are ways to cycle many which is in the advanced section. It's pretty easy to cycle a few even in a group for emergencies if you have the extra mana.

One of the things I often see people do with rods is drop them randomly all over the raid. This does no one any good, always keep them in a tight bunch near where the healers are sitting in a place where they can see them. I really can't stress this enough, think about and be deliberate how you place them.

Rip Sticks

Staff of Runes is a useful summoned item that gives you charge of cancel magic on an instant click. It has a small amount of aggro so you can use it to pull, beyond the fact that it can dispell the mob. Pullers may not want one in every situation, but they are often used on raids with lots of trash. Think Hate, Fear, Kael, or Halls of Testing. Keep it handy in your spellbook in case someone asks for one. It's easy to keep 2-3 on the ground and cycle them until people pick them up.

Pet Items

There's a period of time where the Sword of Runes can proc on any type of creature, the actual timeframe isn't 100% established as of yet, we will see on Green 2.0. During this era, people will ask you for swords for their pets for the extra DPS. There's no need to wait for people to ask, just summon and equip every pet on the raid with two. It's a small thing that's easy to do and helps the raid be more efficient. You can also drop them near the raid for people to pick up. I often would keep 4 or so summoned in my bags for whenever someone would ask or summon/charm a new pet. They are also useful on charmed pets.

At level 56 we get Muzzle of Mardu and this little guy is awesome. There's nothing else like this in the game, and while we can't use pets on every encounter we can certainly equip every pet when we can with these. This is a decent little DPS boost for little cost. Keep them in your bags, give every pet you see one, even shaman pets or charmed pets. During Ring wars people will give them to the dwarves defending the city, along with torches to make them duel wield.

Call of the Hero (COTHing)

Magician's signature spell, both a blessing and a curse. It's in an incredible resource, but also the main reason people will want a Magician on a raid. Call of the Hero is a 12 second cast spell for 500 mana and a pearl. It can be reset while using it in the top spell gem slot by using a clickie item, but still has three seconds recharge. You can count in your head or use a clickie item that has a three second cast time, this is where Manna Robe stands out. It has a three second cast, so it's perfect for reseting CoTH and it gives you mana back in the process. It is also supposed to clear aggro on the person being CoTHed but it breaks sometimes on P99 and the devs can be slow in fixing it, don't count on this working for you.

• Carry around at least 60 pearls with you.
• Always carry a clickie item to reset GCD on top slot
• Memorize the spell in the top gem slot
• Make and use a macro so that people can see who you're moving around. For example: "/gu Cothing -- %T --" is a good place to start.
• Carry shrink pots if needed to be shrunk for dropping Eyeballs.
• Learn which walls are safe for dropping eyes through.
• Often people will anchor for you so that you don't need to drop eyes or watch who's zoning in. You can create this link by dropping on eye, or by keeping that person targeted while you're being CoTHed and invite them to your group after you land and drop the other CoTH group.

Eye of Zomm wall drop

This is where the Gnome racial ability of wall vision really shines, if you're short or shrunken you can see through walls in first person mode. When your looking through a wall like that cast Eye of Zomm or use your Clay Bracelet and the eye will fall through the world and appear in the safe spot. The safe spot is generally the zone in for most zones. This allows you to target and invite folks for your group or raid, and then you can CoTH them up. It's really slick and easy, and if you're in a place where everyone needs a CoTH up to the raid, it's nice to watch the entrance and catch people as they come in. A dedicated player can handle CoTH's without having someone anchor them a lot of the time. One thing to watch out here for is having the Eye pop out above you or to the side and aggroing something since it is level one. Make sure your wall doesn't share any space o n the other side and that is is solid above you, rocks and other outcroppings may not work.

Advanced Techniques

Large Rod piles

This isn't what it sounds like!

Train Aways

DA engage

Coth Racing

Raid Kit

Potions

Travel Kit

Jboot,Peggy Cloak,Invis ring, see invis bracer/earring

Resist Gear

Consumables

Idol,Reaper,Mallet

Spell Clickies

BoBCalling, Shissar Guardian Staff, Velious armor sets, clay bracelet

Pet Deep Dive

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