Wizard Alchemy Potion Tier List

Defensive spell that trades damage for survivability. Helpful in early dungeons where you take a lot of hits, but the meta rewards killing enemies quickly, so passive defense slows your farming down. Skip refinement and switch out once you reach 70 Magic.

Same idea as Ice Turtle but Earth-based. Defensive utility only, no offensive pressure. Stronger attacking spells already keep you safe by ending fights faster, which makes Earth Shield redundant after the early levels.

The first spell you can brew in the current data. Useful for learning the brewing system, not useful for anything else. Damage is too low to scale into mid-game farming, and refining it wastes materials that should go into Tornado.

Low Magic Ice spell that most players brew accidentally in their first hour. The damage is acceptable early, but the cast flow feels slow once enemies start moving faster. Replace it the moment you can brew Fire Arrow or Tornado.

The slowest scaling spell in the pool. Lacks both speed and reliable damage, which makes it the worst pick once enemies become tankier. Brew it once to learn the threshold, then never again.

A 77 Magic Earth spell that fills the gap while you push toward the 80 Magic threshold for Frost Thorns. Easy to use, limited range, and noticeably slower than Tornado. Use it as a placeholder, not a refinement target.

A 45 Magic Fire spell with a slightly faster cast than Earth Spike. Works well during quest progression but needs setup to perform reliably in mid-game farming. Brew copies while you grind, switch out once Tornado is available.

A 40 Magic mobility spell with no damage. The movement bonus genuinely helps in early field encounters, so keep one in your inventory even after the rest of C tier is gone. Do not refine it - the value is in the utility, not the scaling.

The first New Mainland Thunder spell at 30 Magic. Same role as Fire Arrow but for the New Mainland pool. Useful while you map the New Mainland material route, not a long-term keeper.

A 40 Magic New Mainland Common that sits next to Lithe on the threshold map. Fills a slot while you work toward 60 Magic for Twisting, no other use.

A 100 Magic high-damage spell with a slow animation and a long cooldown. The damage per cast is high, but Tornado and Frost Thorns clear more enemies per minute because they cycle faster. Useful as a secondary slot for single-target fights.

A 74 Magic burst spell that hits hard in short windows. The cooldown limits its use in fast farming loops, so it works best as a boss-window option rather than a main spell. Refine only if you specifically need burst damage.

A 60 Magic New Mainland Uncommon that bridges between the early New Mainland spells and the 80 Magic Twin Currents. Useful as a checkpoint, not as a long-term spell.

An 80 Magic New Mainland Uncommon at the same threshold as Frost Thorns. Functional for New Mainland builds, but Frost Thorns is a stronger pick at the same Magic cost.

A 70 Magic farming spell with a short cooldown and good area coverage. Strong enough for early Sea of Oblivion mobs and pack clears. The default A tier pick - keep it equipped until your Magic stack reaches 80 for Frost Thorns.

A 105 Magic Light spell that balances damage and usability. Reliable in both farming and progression once your Magic stack is stable and you can source Light Shards. Strong choice for late-game builds that have not yet committed to an S tier refine.

A 105 Magic New Mainland Rare at the same threshold as Radiant Sword. Best pick if your material route favours New Mainland drops; otherwise Radiant Sword is the easier choice.

A 112 Magic New Mainland Thunder spell. Becomes relevant once you can hold the 112 threshold with a stable New Mainland farm loop. Solid mid-A pick.

A 128 Magic New Mainland Fire spell with Fiendish Demon compatibility. The cleanest A tier pick for Fire builds and a natural bridge into the New Mainland S tier spells.

A 129 Magic Dark spell with the highest damage ceiling in the original pool. Properly refined, it deletes high-value targets and speeds up late-game farming significantly. The trade-off is the long refinement grind and the chance of failed stirs at high Magic thresholds.

An 80 Magic Ice spell and the easiest S tier to actually reach. Damage, cooldown and range all line up with normal farming routes, which makes it the smartest refinement target for most accounts. The default recommendation if Night Wraith feels out of reach.

A 99 Magic Fire spell with strong damage and consistent usability. Fits farming, progression and boss windows equally well, which makes it the all-rounder choice for builds that want one spell to handle everything.

A 150 Magic Epic New Mainland Thunder spell. Most players keep it as a strong fallback while working toward Solar Flare on the New Mainland endgame route.

A 160 Magic Epic New Mainland Fire spell with Fiendish Demon compatibility. The Fire-build commitment once your Sea of Oblivion route is stable.

A 180 Magic Legendary New Mainland Fire spell. One of the highest Magic thresholds in the brewing pool and a late-route target for Fire-focused builds.

A 200 Magic Legendary spell with an additional potion-quest requirement. The long-term endgame target covered in the strongest spell route guide. Worth chasing only after Frost Thorns or Night Wraith has already done the heavy lifting.