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wizzy 101 fanblog! - just an adhd fool hyperfixating on wizard101! - gay for Ceren Nightchant - stan Mr. Lincoln 2k20

[awakefor48hours]

me: Man, I love Wizard101

also me: doesn’t touch the game for months on end

[spiral-ingoutofcontrol]

I want to hear people's thoughts on the timeline of wiz ! How old do you think the young wizard is ? How long do you think each arc takes ?

Same for pirate honestly what are y'all's ideas

[stormbreaker101]

What do you think Balance, Life, Myth damage is actually like. I mean, fire, ice, storm, and death are pretty self explanatory in terms of what damage they do. Maybe myth is psychic damage? But then why do most myth zero pip damage spells manifest as blue & yellow fire or light. Any ideas?

Ooh, this is a fun question!

I think Life magic feels like overwhelm. Life is all about drawing energy from the universe, from the Song of Creation, and giving it to whomever you're targeting. Healing energy for allies and harming energy for enemies. In my opinion, Life damage feels like the splitting headache you get when you listen to a high pitch for too long, or like you're so physically invigorated and agitated that it burns like lactic acid in the muscles. You hear your pulse in your neck. Your head pounds. You're burnt out. You stare at the theurgist across from you with a newfound fear. Life isn't just sunshine and rainbows. Life hunts. It consumes. It burns wild and rabid. And boy, does it hurt.

Most Myth damage takes the form of whatever beast you summon. After all, conjurers aren't shaping their spells from any primal element or Song or the energy of others. They spend their energy calling for help, and letting the creatures and beasts and people and legends they summon do the work. I like the idea of raw Myth damage (such as wand hits) feeling like psychic damage. A light glows from within you, your own mind seems to be crying out, and the Myth magic bursts, leaving you woozy and damaged.

I think Balance damage changes the most depending on context. It focuses on supporting your peers and weakening your enemies. It cases about order and justice. You will feel what the sorcerer believes you should feel. If you are friends, challenging them to a duel for funsies, then it won't hurt at all. It whittles away your HP until you concede, but it doesn't hurt YOU. But if you are enemies, and the sorcerer deems you as deserving pain, their spells will feel real, and sting you so. The grains of sand will dig into your skin and blind you. The light of Judgement and the harsh sun will burn your skin. You'll feel your sins crawling on your back.

[motherfucker-unlimited]

Wizard Tip of the Day: Color code your outfit, but use a color NOT associated with your main elemental domain to confuse your enemies. No one expect a rock in the face from a dude in blue robes

[stormsharknado]

OP I hope you realize this is a REAL strategy in PVP for the hit online mmorpg Wizard101

[auredosa]

wizard101 gothic (part one?)

- the first thing they told you was not to stand to close to the edge of wizard city. you saw other people step off only for them to fall back from the sky. they’re from here. you’re not. 

- your backpack is large, but not bottomless. there’s some kind of enchantment that keep things from rotting; food, snacks for your pet, plants to take home. maybe you could fit in here. 

- there was a class of necromancers who never graduated. you have a feeling you’ve seen all of them before, somewhere, down below.

- when you get too in over your own head, and fall unconscious during battle, you always wind up in the town square, even when you’re questing alone, in places so decrepit and unknown that there’s no way anyone could possibly find and carry you back. you don’t ask who always recovers your body, but you’re plenty thankful. 

- a motherly voice in your head always told you what you needed to do next. that’s no longer the case.

- the blazing tree at the base of the volcano in dragonspyre has been there longer than you’d like to think, and has seen things she’s too kind to burden you with. 

- what is your first memory here in wizard city? you woke up in the headmaster’s office, before you were grabbed by the hand and ran to golem court. it’s all a blur. why doesn’t anyone know more about it? why haven’t you ever questioned it?

- sometimes you wonder why your teacher sent you into a tomb to find the remains of a woman gone too soon. maybe the better question is why you didn’t put up any protest. 

- you don’t talk unless you need to. no wonder you never did well during classes at ravenwood. 

- save the world, save the world, that’s the only reason you were brought to this place in the first place, you’re here to save the world, save the world, save the world, save the-

[catchymemes]

[treasurecardchest]

Decided to buy some zones in W101 instead of paying for the membership again because I was like, “well, I guess it’ll probably end up cheaper, at least if I only do it for a few quests,” and bitch let me tell you, I just payed money to be able to go to the little place in Dragonspyre where there’s some portals, Prospector Zeke, and that’s it. 

When I was paying, I thought, “surely, this isn’t going to only let me look at the portals that take me everywhere that actually has stuff to do, it’ll let me go some other places too.” But I was a fool! Dreadfully naive! The motherfuckers at KingsIsle Entertainment just made me me pay for a fucKING HALLWAY!!!

[treasurecardchest]

I hate when I’m doing a dungeon for the first time and someone joins me then skips all the dialogue and runs ahead...like......please, I’m trying to absorb the plot of the game I’m playing lmao

[goats-n-knives-deactivated20220]

2020 sucks but at least we got this

[that-wizard-oki]

actually, you know what? fuck you *un-wizards your 101*

[blazeball]

[deadboyfriend-deactivated202101]

storm wizard (derogatory)

[gaypussyretard]

[dankmemeuniversity]

[treasurecardchest]

Ceren Nightchant best npc in all the freaking game

FINALLY SOMEONE WITH TASTE!!! Pls join me in the Ceren Nightchant fandom, there are three of us (/j) (maybe) (I don’t actually know) 

[treasurecardchest]

Another thing that bothers me about W101 is how they expect me to do side quests even in the most urgent and dire circumstances...I don’t mean like, delivering an item to someone or finding three ingredients for someone, those feel like things that aren’t too ridiculous to take a break from Fighting Evil to do. They’re quick. But how do they expect me to like......idk, stop an entire evil society on one island through a series of quests and multiple dungeons...And then just resume my main quest of fighting Malistaire?

Like. Yeah. I know it’s a kid’s game and so maybe I shouldn’t be bothered by stuff like that, maybe people in the intended age group aren’t. I feel like I maybe would be at that age, though? I get deeply invested in games and really put myself in the protagonist’s shoes; that’s always how I’ve been. Even with silly games, it’s pretty hard for me to avoid taking them super seriously. And they keep stressing the urgency of the main quest, saying stuff about how there isn’t much time, and if I hurry I just might be able to stop Malistaire...Then they make me go off and catch fish for people and do insignificant favors to even advance it, not to mention the random side quests I need to level up to a point that I can even beat the enemies I’ll face.

I mean, I know that saying “it’s just not realistic” about a game for 10 year olds is pretty silly lol, but it really takes me out of the moment. Honestly, I feel like it would even if I was 10. I just don’t understand why they’d hammer in the idea that you’re running out of time to get tasks done, and then make it take days or weeks to accomplish them! I don’t see how they wouldn’t see an issue in that lmao, I’m pretty sure it would take anyone out of the moment.

[treasurecardchest]

Okay, hot take, but why is Pirate101 a billion times better written and more engaging than Wizard101?? Idk, I really wanna get back to W101 and finish at least the first arc, since that’s been my goal since childhood, but it just feels so repetitive and frustrating at times. Maybe Pirate101 gets more like that later; I’m still pretty early into it, and I know that Wizard101 didn’t feel that way in the beginning. But so far, in P101, the writing is funnier, the fights feel more engaging and less formulaic, and the whole thing just feels way more interesting to me. 

It’s kinda a shame, because I am very interested in the plot and lore of W101!! But the repetitive quests that go on and on for way too long and the card-based fighting where I end up relying on like the same 3 cards to win just can’t hold my attention very well.