7 training points

There are two ways to earn training points:

1. 1) You earn Training Points as you go up in level. From levels 1-20, you earn one training point every 4 levels.
2. 2) You earn Training Points by completing certain quests.
3. By level 50 you can obtain up to 18 Training Points.

There are a total of 57 training points you can obtain by level-up, being one every 4 levels from level 1 to 20, and then after that every 5 levels grants one training point.

They are in Khrysalis, Polaris, Mirage and Empyrea. Other training points can be earned by quests from Inyanga Whitestripes (2 in Zafaria), Francis Lux (3 in Avalon) and Zaltanna the Mirrormask (1 in Khrysalis). If you don’t complete any of the quests, a level 120 wizard can earn 26 training points.

As you’re walking into Golem Court, look to the right of Golem Tower. There’s a tree, and the smith is behind it.

One of the three streets branching off of the Olde Town, Firecat Alley is home to a variety of both Undead and Fire-type creatures.

If you go to the hedge maze stairs, and turn around to look at the street, you will find the unicorn way smith to the right near the wall.

Find The Smiths! There are 10 smiths to find in Wizard City. Not all these areas are accessible for free players, which is bummer. Like Wizard City, you must complete certain tasks in some areas in order to be given a quest to enter another area.

The fastest way to level is to follow the main quests (shown in your quest log with stars). Lots of people do this, but you will miss a lot of fun side quests this way, which on a first wizard can be a lot of fun.

Cyclops Lane (subscription only area) Make your way until you are in Festival Park. You will see Nolan Stormgate standing on a platform. Go behind the platform and there is a tree near the wall. You will find the Smith standing there.

In the Olde Town there are 3 guards standing just a little bit away from the tunnel to CL (Cyclops Lane) talk to the guard in the middle and choose the quest “A Giant Problem” and you will have access to Cyclops Lane.

You must complete your tasks in Triton Avenue before you will be given storyline quests in Cyclops Lane and then Firecat Alley. Professor Greyrose wrote: That’s correct. You must complete your tasks in Triton Avenue before you will be given storyline quests in Cyclops Lane and then Firecat Alley.

This area requires 750 crowns or membership to access. Additionally, this street has a smith, a history book and a house statue (the last two are rewards from the main boss, General Akilles).

You can also use our handy Trivia Machine, if you don’t know all the answers. In order to complete the Wizard City story-line quests, you’ll need to unlock both Firecat Alley and Cyclops Lane. Each zone costs 750 crowns – that’s 1500 crowns for Wizard City.

Re: Buying all Areas with Crowns |2019 Edition| Actually it cost 179,275 crowns to buy all the worlds and dungeons from Wizard City to Empyrea part 2. That is about $180.00 if you get the crowns on sale at 60,000 for $60.00, that sale comes often.

January 22, 2021 Update: First of all, there are no plans for Wizard101 or Pirate101 to go entirely Free to Play because of this. We’re sticking with our current model for the foreseeable future.

Whatever level you want. But generally each world is tuned for every 10 levels. Example: Krok is 10, Marleybone is 20, Mooshu is 30 and etc.

Re: Ranking Each World Difficulty

• Marleybone – 1.5/10.
• Mooshu – 2.5/10.
• Dragonspyre – 4/10.
• Celestia – 6/10.
• Zafaria – 6.5/10.
• Avalon – 7/10.
• Azteca – 7.7/10.
• Khrysalis – 8.7/10.

You’ll be interested to know that the max level currently stands at 130.