Armor: Martial Set

Equip: Orb

STATS: STR 1, INT 9, DEX2

Pros: Wizards have very quick casting time, and only really require concentration on one skill, intelligence. A large amount of thier skills stun or result in a knockdown, which makes bosses an easy go for a wizard. Most of thier skills also have a large AoE (area of effect) which makes quick time of multiple enemies.

Cons: Most are not fans of the Wizard's low defense and defense rate (evasive effect). This means (no sugarcoat) you will be hit, and you will be hit the worst. Sword skills are also a problem. Due to thier very low physical strength, you will find yourself rarley using your basic attack in the early stages and cannot equip a sword until your first battle mode.

*I have easily found the Wizard's defense to be no problem, just compensate for it and you will have no problem as well. Since nearly all Wizard spells are long range, a quick cast, and long range stun, your enemies rarley even get one hit on you. Otherwise all cons apply strongly.

Now...onto the guide!

Level 1-10

At the start of the game you will feel exactly the way you look, like crap. But don't worry, with work, your wizard will be a friggen disco. Start off by getting all the starting quests done to get a leg up on those. One thing you absolutley need to do during cabal alz these quests is overachieve. A store master asks you to go kill two Garlies, **** him and go out and swipe 60. Each quest you need to have a minimum of two levels up before you go and grab your XP and Alz from your questmaster, even if you have already completed the quest. By the time you are done meeting all the shopowners and etc. You should be at level 10 and able to go to the dungoeon to get your combo mode, which is vital. To get your combo mode you must get to the Growth Goal requirements shown right above your PT (point) display on your charachter menu. If you don't know what I'm talking about read above the PT display the words GROWTH LEVEL 10. and next to it are the requirements. Satisfy the dexterity requirements first, then strength, then the rest of your skills go directly to intelligence.