| Name of the file: Wizard of Legend Cheat Codes - Author: DAV |
| Cheat Codes: ------------ Submitted by: David K. Tips & Tricks: -------------- How do you get better at this game? * Try using a controller. * Buy some spells or especially a special robe like Pace, which ups your movespeed. Good training wheels. * Don’t worry about dying for a while and learn what all the enemies do. Practice your movement skills with each enemy. * Take the dungeon a little slower, if you rush into a room you could be 2 steps from an enemy projectile. * Destroy the environment to see better (trees) * Once you learn the enemies, do a visual once-over of the room when you enter it. Decide your tactics based on what you see (area nuke the mage’s summons, then kill the archer, then the melee guy, etc.) * Start using the environment. Hit enemies into pits, use walls as cover from archers, kite enemies around. * Begin learning what all the relics do so you can make more effective purchases during your runs. Learn what will be the highest value investment from the shop at the given time in your run. * Build a spell kit that suits your playstyle and has as few weaknesses as possible. Ex. if it’s a very close-range build, do I have a defense robe? Can I get defense relics? * Understand when it’s time to buy a healing potion at the shop instead of getting new gear. * Don’t be afraid to take it slow. If you have ranged arcana (Like Bouncing Surge, Ice Spear, etc.), you can snipe enemies before the fight begins. * Defensive arcana are actually good. Earthen Aegis, Volt Pinball, etc., combined with a Basic that has good range, you can effectively avoid taking damage at all. * Relics are your friend! If you can get it, the Relic VIP item decreases their gold costs, allowing you to gain many fairly early. Having several is important to winning. * Lifeleech and health orb drop relics can be helpful! They allow you to build sustain for longer runs. Health on hit and increased health orb drops combined are great! * The Bolt Rail Basic (Lightning) is pretty good defensively! You can stunlock, hit them at range, and easily hit several at once, even around corners! Game Clearing Efficient Build with Relic and Arcana Guide: ---------------------------------------------------------- Written by MickaelKicker This guide is there to help you clear the game without the Chaos Arcana (which makes it a lot easier). It also includes a list of relics and spells that will make it more efficient and make your life easier during the trials. -=The Setup=- Basic: Aqua Arc Dash: Circuit Line Standard: Bouncing Bubble Signature: Rock n' Roll Relic: Regenerative Inkwell Outfit: Awe I've managed to beat Sura consistently with this build almost every time, so I'm pretty confident with its efficiency. If you manage to be constantly hitting at least 1 enemy, you can cast at least 1, and even 2 signature spells per fight, and 1 signature gives you 25HP with the inkwell. For this build, a defensive outfit would seem more appropriate, but in my experience, a high crit chance is more preferable, especially considering all the synergies you can get with relics that benefit from a high crit. More power means shorter fights, and thus fewer occasions to get hit. Now, why these spells? Because they're great at keeping enemies away from you, and most importantly, they get a lot of hits, which prevent the signature charge decay. You should never be in a position where you are not hitting an enemy. This set of spells should make it easy for you, but you should also choose your 5th and 6th in order to make it even easier. Lightning spells and agents in general are quite helpful in that regard. When you have a signature ready, use it immediately so you can start charging it as soon as possible. Your signature is now your healing spell. Save your money for relics and enhanced spells. Don't spend it on new spells unless you find a very good one (like an agent spell, or Fuelled Berserk). Always clear the stages to 100%, as you'll need the money. Don't rush into fights, be careful when entering a new zone and stay mobile so you don't get cornered. -=The Relics=- These are the relics that you should take in priority, without a second thought Anything that will heal you: Vampire's Eyeglasses, Regenerative Inkwell (which you should already have), Jewelry Box, Pathfinder's Knapsack. Anything that will increase your max health or give you shield: Takeout box, Tea of Mercy, Giant's Heart, Super Carrot Cake, Ring of Recycling. Anything that will increase your overall damage: Amulet of Sundering, Analytical Monocle, Dark Katana, Assassin's Blade, Sidewinder's Badge, Wanderer's Mechanism, Tapping Gloves, Sinister Ledger, Captain's Ring, Full House, Cartographer's Quill, Merchant's Cart. Cushioned Flip-flops: Will make your signature harder to charge, but will also make you a LOT harder to hurt. This is an extremely effective defensive spell. Surefire Rocket: Awesome synergy with the other signature-based relics. More signature means more healing. Any Sprite... If you can pick, take the freezing one in priority. Leemo's Leaf: This will get you out of many bad situations. Useless if you already have the chaos dash, though. Pop-up Primer: Definitely take it if you already have an agent spell. Don't bother otherwise. The relics that you should take depending on how far you've made it in the trials Relic Rewards Card: For obvious reasons. Ditch it when your inventory is full. Thesis on Defense: Very useful if you find it at the beginning of the trials. Not worth the inventory space otherwise. Fuzzy Handwarmers: Take it if you haven't already faced Frost Queen Freiya, and ditch it afterwards. Useless otherwise. Super Sunscreen: Take it if you haven't already faced Flame Empress Zeal, and ditch it afterwards. Useless otherwise. Gummy Vitamins: Take it if you haven't already faced Earth Lord Atlas, and ditch it afterwards. Useless otherwise. Anything of Midas, unless you are near the end of the trials. You should ditch them for more useful items if you need room. Raspberry Cookie Box: Very useful, unless you're near the end of the trial. Ditch it to make room for more useful items when your inventory is full. Permafrost Cube / Phoenix Talon / Tesla Coil: Awesome during the trials, useless for boss fights. Ditch them at the end if you find more useful items. There are many other good relics but keeps in mind that your inventory is limited. Those are not the only ones you should take. They're the ones that you should take in priority. -=About cursed relics=- Volatile Gemstone: This will litterally turn your signature into a healing machine-gun. Take it without a second though, ESPECIALLY if you have the Surefire Rocket. Anchor of Burden: Take it if you don't already have more than 1 cursed relic and are not planning on taking any more. The speed reduction is barely noticeable, but the gain in power definitely is. Golden Armor/Saber of Envy and Armor of Greed: Only take it near the end of the trial, when your item list is almost already full. Very efficient, but don't plan on buying anything else afterwards. Alchemist's Stone: If you already have unlocked everything, you should definitely take it. Gems become pretty much useless after that, since you'll never spend more than 20 between each playthrough. Silver Spinning Top: Only take it if you have the Cushioned Flip-flops, the Sidewinder's Badge and an enhanced basic (or the chaos one). Will make you very slow, but will also make you nearly invincible. That being said, you need to be very confident in you dashing abilities, as it becomes your only way to move. Might not be a good idea otherwise. Tiny Crocodile Heart: Only worth it if it appear in the first world. Reduces your max to 250HP, but you should be able to raise it to the 750HP cap by the end of the trial. Otherwise, you might not be able to get back your 500HP before meeting Sura. Paronomasicon: Take it if you're near the end of the trial, or if you're VERY confident in your skills... Overpriced Insurance: Totally worth it near the end of the trial if your inventory is not already full, not so much otherwise. Don't get the others. They're just not worth it in my experience, and will make you fight against Sura a lot harder. -=The Arcana=- You should prioritize buying relics over arcana most of the time. That being said, enhancing your basic and standard spells should also be a priority. Those are the spells you should buy if you find them in the arcana shop, and if you have some money left after buying relics from the relic shop. They're not the only good spells, but they're the only ones on which you should spend your money. -=Air=- Mach Stunner: Doesn't deal a lot of damage, but has a wide area of effet and constantly hits enemies, preventing you from losing signature charge. Whirling Wind Agent: Arguably the best agent spell in the game. Will harass your enemies and take the aggro for you. -=Earth=- Earth Stomp Agent: Very powerful agent, especially with the Pop-up Primer. Will take the aggro for you. Earthen Aegis: Will protect you from pretty much anything that is not a spear. Just keep in mind that it doesn't make you invincible, even if it appears so. Rippling Rupture: Almost as good as Mach Stunner. Very useful for keeping enemies at bay, especially in narrow spaces. -=Fire=- Dragon Arc: Great range, gets a lot of hits, and reloads very quickly. One of the best attack spells to combine with Bouncing Bubbles to keep your signature charging. Fuelled Berserk: Makes your basic extremely powerful, and if you have the Cushionned Flip-flops, it also turns you into a nearly invincible tank. This allows you to rip through bosses, and makes short work of Taffy. Rapid Fire Agent: Not the best agent, but still an agent, and you should definitely take it. -=Lightning=- Magsphere: Just cast this and you'll never have to worry about ranged attacked any more... That is, until it runs out. Arguably one of the best defense spells in the game. Line Shock Agent: Not the best agent, but still an agent, and you should definitely take it. Spark Array: The range of this thing is ridiculous. No matter the size of the room, it will hit and shock whoever's in it. -=Water=- Snowflake Chakrams: Will hit pretty much anything around you and lasts for a long time. It has so much range you can even use it for attack. One of the best defensive spells in the game. Water Pulse Agent: Not the best agent, but still an agent, and you should definitely take it. -=Honorable Mentions=- Buy these if you don't have anything better and nearly at the end of the trials. Cardice Prime: Deals a lot of hits and keeps enemies from getting too close. Great both at protecting you and charging your signature spell, but lacking range and has a long cooldown. Shock Assault: Powerful, deals a lot of hits to many enemies and makes you invincible while in use. But you'd better not miss or you'll use it for nothing. Also you'll take the risk of getting hit as soon as it ends. Volt Pinball: Great protection spell but ends quickly and has a long cooldown. Will leave you naked after casting it if you have nothing to follow up with. Aqua Beam: Great range, great power, great knockback, but only 2 uses and a very long cooldown. Still a good choice, but not worth spending money on. |