#wizard101 guides

[mattysummer]

6/17/17 Stone Block Spawn Map

Are YOU having trouble finding Fossils for that legendary artisan quest? Like all quests in Zafaria, this crafting quest is a beast to finish.

Here’s a handy-dandy spawn map of stone blocks in Avalon so you don’t have to waste time standing around in the bazaar. (Tap the images to look closer)

Best, mattysummer

[mattysummer]

FANTASTIC ANTIQUES AND WHERE TO FIND THEM

lol hi everybody, here’s a cute spawn map / overview over the new Antiquity reagent. I love using the Thieves Den because wooden chests there give you like 800 gold each time and it’s a nice money maker while im looking for shinies. if the image is too small for you, open it up in a new page

[mattysummer]

Wassup, my fellow witches and wizards, my name is mattysummer and this is a basic guide to obtaining Elixir Vitae, a badge rewarded after making a 1,000,000 heal, through the Steal Health method.

Often times I have heard friends cry in agony from missing the million heal from a Dryad. Well cry no more because with the new Steal Health method, YOU can get Elixir Vitae!

What you will need:

a Death wizard with BEGUILES

a Balance wizard

a minion in YOUR deck

a PvP arena

Okay so the order you want to be in the battle is to have you and the Balance wizard on one side with the Death wizard on another. The Steal Health method relies on using the Treasure Card Steal Health to get 1,000,000 damage and heal back to your wizard. 

While you and the Balance wizard are on one team, you will summon your minion and place blades on yourself. At the same time, the Death wizard will be placing traps on the minion and using Beguile on you/the Balance wizard to place traps/blades on the respective character.

If you have a majority of the spells/treasure cards listed above then achieving Elixir Vitae will be easy as following a recipe! Edit: Important note, you have to quit and get back on the game after you completed your 1,000,000 heal to see Elixir Vitae in your badges

[mattysummer]

Wassup, my fellow witches and wizards, my name is mattysummer and this is a quick guide to defeating Rasputin (The Rat) in 3 turns for any school** *technically the battle is 4 rounds because you spend the fourth killing the minions *I don’t have a method for Balance as it’s a bit hard to boost balance wizards *also click on the image and open it in a new tab if it’s hard to read What you will need:

a full team of four

someone with over 30% pierce AND a 4 pip aoe to take out minions

a hitter with around 30% pierce

and support members with the Jewel of the Apiary amulet, various TC blades for the hitter, and sharpen/potent spells

The routine: Turn 1: Everybody uses a blade Turn 2: Everybody uses a blade except the minion killer who uses an aoe Turn 3: Everybody boosts with blades, one person feints, and the hammer hits Turn 4: Finish off the remaining minions. Pretty basic right? If you have any problems (I don’t know which boosts to use?? There’s no banana for scale?? I don’t have good enough teammates??) please don’t be afraid to send me an ask or a message!

[aarongoldbright]

Wizard101 Mega Snack Gardening Sources

I get asked regularly which plants drop Mega Snacks. This is a quick reference guide for Mega Snack gardening sources.

Bread Fruit Bush

Golden Wheat Bread (Rank 9)

Boon Tree

Bad Honeyed Dates (Rank 8)

Fruit and Nut Bar (Rank 8)

Cornbread Fruit Bush

Golden Wheat Bread (Rank 9)

Couch Potatoes

Captain Canteloupe (Rank 9)

Fancy Yogurt (Rank 9)

Golden Wheat Bread (Rank 9)

Deadly Helephant Ears

Baby Carrot (Rank 8)

Crab Apples (Rank 8)

Cubby Broccoli (Rank 8)

Dragonhorned Melon (Rank 8)

Flowering Pineapple (Rank 8)

Green Tomato (Rank 8)

Sun Fruit (Rank 8)

Yellow Corn (Rank 8)

Evil Magma Peas

Captain Canteloupe (Rank 9)

Cherry Tomato (Rank 9)

Fancy Yogurt (Rank 9)

Golden Wheat Bread (Rank 9)

Mystic Dragon Fruit (Rank 9)

Fish on a Vine

Crab Apples (Rank 8)

Goose Tree

Sunflower Hearts (Rank 8)

Grapes of Wrath

Sun Fruit (Rank 8)

Green Snow Apples

Flowering Pineapple (Rank 8)

Maelstrom Snap Dragon

Dragonhorned Melon (Rank 8)

Mystic Dragon Fruit (Rank 9)

Maltese Tiger Lily

Captain Canteloupe (Rank 9)

Prickly Bear Cactus

Crab Apples (Rank 8)

Sun Fruit (Rank 8)

Purple Grapes of Wrath

Sun Fruit (Rank 8)

Queen Crape Myrtle

Crab Knight Cakes (Rank 8)

Red Grapes of Wrath

Sun Fruit (Rank 8)

Rye Bread Fruit Bush

Golden Wheat Bread (Rank 9)

Sword Fern

Crab Knight Cakes (Rank 8)

Cubby Broccoli (Rank 8)

Flowering Pineapple (Rank 8)

Green Tomato (Rank 8)

Hambrosia (Rank 9)

Killer Kumquat (Rank 8)

Muscle Sprouts (Rank 8)

The Giving Tree

Hambrosia (Rank 9)

White Tiger Lily

Fancy Yogurt (Rank 9)

(Credit: Some images from www.wizard101central.com)

[aarongoldbright]

Wizard101 Gardening Tutorial: How to stack plots (with a half level)

This guide will show you how to stack garden plots (with a half level) in Wizard101. The benefits of using half level plots are that you can fit 60 medium plots into a large area garden spell without having to use a third level. This garden setup is easy to manage and maintain, especially with pest prevention spells.

Getting Started

You will need the following:

Flat Braided Runestone

Tatami Floor Mat

Crate x 2

Stone Base

These items can regularly be found at the Bazaar.

Step 1

Place the flat braided runestone onto the edge of the tatami floor mat (as shown in the picture below).

Step 2

Move the tatami floor mat onto the two crates (as shown in the picture below). The crates must be placed next to each other before you move the tatami floor mat onto them.

Step 3

Move the crate on the left away from the crate on the right. The tatami floor mat and the flat braided runestone will move with the crate.

Step 4

Create a medium sized plot. It is helpful to use the raised ground rows as divider lines to get a sense of spacing and direction (as shown in the picture below at the Red Barn Farm house).

Step 5

Move the crate so that the middle circle of the flat braided runestone is directly above the bottom garden plot. Create the second medium sized plot at the center of the flat braided runestone.

Step 6

Remove the crate, tatami floor mat and flat braided runestone to your backpack. Place the flat braided runestone onto the edge of the tatami floor mat, and then move the tatami floor mat onto the top of the stone base.

Step 7

Move the stone base so that the circle in the middle of the flat braided runestone is below the second plot, but slightly to the right of it. Create the third medium half plot in the center of the flat braided runestone. Notice the position of the stone base parallel to the raised ground lines.

Step 8

Move the stone base away from the three medium sized garden plots. That's it! You have successfully created the half level garden plot.

Things to remember...

Make sure that you have enough room before you start building your garden. I like to make my garden in rows of 15 (with 5 ground level plots, 5 half level plots and 5 second level plots). This will give you 15 plots per row, and 4 rows will give you 60 plots total.

Each plot uses a housing item slot. If you plan on making a garden with 60 plots and 60 seeds, you will need 120 available housing item slots.

Do NOT put the half level plot too close to the left or directly below the second level plot. This will present problems with planting.

Before planting NO AUCTION CROWN SEEDS, use an inexpensive auction seed from the bazaar to test the plots and make sure you lined everything up.

Thanks for reading!

Thank you for taking the time to read this guide and happy gardening!