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	'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce the chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] ~~and~~ the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].		'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce the chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]], the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]], and [[Coglin]] gizmos.

	==Useful Info==		==Useful Info==

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	'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce the chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].		'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce the chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].
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	With at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).		With at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).

	There is no hard limit to the ~~number~~ of wizardry ~~you~~ can ~~have~~.		There is no hard limit to the amount of wizardry that can apply at once.

	~~Several~~ effects ~~are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry~~, ~~but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:~~		Certain effects, such as [[Vehumet]]'s destructive spell boost, are not considered wizardry, but they stack multiplicatively with wizardry.
	*[[Vehumet]] ~~multiplies the raw failure rate of [[~~destructive spell~~]]s by x2/3. This~~ boost ~~is equivalent to going from 0 sources of~~ wizardry ~~to 2 sources.~~
	*[[Scarab Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Fire Magic]] by x2/3.
	*[[Yak Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Ice Magic]] by x2/3.

	===Table===		===Table===
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	\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%		\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%
	\|}		\|}

			==Strategy==
			Wizardry is useful as it allows casters to access spells earlier. The first level of wizardry provides the biggest bonus, and any wizardry past that has a greatly diminished return.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Spell success#Modifiers\|Spell success]] for details on how wizardry affects failure rate.		*[[Spell success#Modifiers\|Spell success]] for details on how wizardry affects failure rate.

Hordes at 06:05, 29 January 2026

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	Several effects are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry, but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:		Several effects are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry, but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:
	*[[Vehumet]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[destructive spell]]s by x2/3. This boost is equivalent of 2 sources ~~of wizardry if starting with 0~~.		*[[Vehumet]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[destructive spell]]s by x2/3. This boost is equivalent to going from 0 sources of wizardry to 2 sources.
	*[[Scarab Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Fire Magic]] by x2/3.		*[[Scarab Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Fire Magic]] by x2/3.
	*[[Yak Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Ice Magic]] by x2/3.		*[[Yak Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Ice Magic]] by x2/3.

	==Table==		===Table===
	{\| class="~~prettytable~~" border=1		{\| class="wikitable" border=1
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	!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.!!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.		!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.!!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.

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	'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce ~~your~~ chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].		'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce the chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].

	~~If you have~~ at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).		==Useful Info==
	There is no hard limit to the number of wizardry you can have.		With at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).

			There is no hard limit to the number of wizardry you can have.

	Several effects are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry, but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:		Several effects are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry, but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:

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	'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce your chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].		'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce your chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].

	If you have at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. There is no limit to the number of wizardry you can have.		If you have at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).
			There is no hard limit to the number of wizardry you can have.

	~~If you worship~~ [[Vehumet]], the raw ~~spell~~ failure of [[~~Vehumet#Destructive spells\|~~destructive ~~spells~~]] ~~is further multiplied~~ by 2/3. This is ~~roughly~~ equivalent to 2 sources of wizardry if ~~don't have any~~. ~~Note that this bonus is ''not'' considered as 2 sources~~ of ~~wizardry; it is a multiplier applied after wizardry is calculated~~.		Several effects are similar to wizardry. They are not considered wizardry, but multiplicatively stack with wizardry and each other:
			*[[Vehumet]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[destructive spell]]s by x2/3. This boost is equivalent of 2 sources of wizardry if starting with 0.
			*[[Scarab Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Fire Magic]] by x2/3.
			*[[Yak Form]] multiplies the raw failure rate of [[Ice Magic]] by x2/3.

			==Table==
	{\| class="prettytable" border=1		{\| class="prettytable" border=1
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	\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%		\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%
	\|}		\|}

	Generally, the actual decrease to failure rate will be ''larger'' than the raw decrease.<ref>This is true, at the very least, when your (post-wizardry failure rate) < 50%. The smaller the failure, the smaller the % multiplier (keep in mind that it ''is'' a multiplier).</ref> For example, wizardry x1 will bring actual failure rates from 80% -> 45% (×56%), 50% -> 22% (×44%), or 15% -> 6% (×37.5%).

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Spell success#Modifiers\|Spell success]] for details on how wizardry affects failure rate.		*[[Spell success#Modifiers\|Spell success]] for details on how wizardry affects failure rate.

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	\|Wizardry x1 \|\| 75%		\|Wizardry x1 \|\| 75%
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	\|Wizardry x2 \|\| 66.67%		\|Wizardry x2 \|\| 66.67%
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	\|Wizardry x4 \|\| 54.55%		\|Wizardry x4 \|\| 54.55%
	\|Vehumet + Wiz x2 \|\| 44.4%		\|Vehumet + Wiz x2 \|\| 44.4%
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			\|Wizardry x5 \|\| 50%
			\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%
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	{\| class="prettytable" border=1		{\| class="prettytable" border=1
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	!Wizardry!!Raw ~~Failure Multiplier~~!!Wizardry!!Raw ~~Failure Multiplier~~		!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.!!Wizardry!!Raw Fail Multi.
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	\|Wizardry x1 \|\| 75%		\|Wizardry x1 \|\| 75%
	~~\|Vehumet \|\| 66.67%~~
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	\|Wizardry x2 \|\| 66.67%		\|Wizardry x2 \|\| 66.67%
	\|Vehumet ~~+ Wiz x1~~ \|\| 50%		\|Vehumet \|\| 66.67%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Wizardry x3 \|\| 60%		\|Wizardry x3 \|\| 60%
	\|Vehumet + Wiz x2 \|\| ~~44.44~~%		\|Vehumet + Wiz x1 \|\| 50%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Wizardry x4 \|\| 54.55%		\|Wizardry x4 \|\| 54.55%
	\|Vehumet + Wiz x3 \|\| 40%		\|Vehumet + Wiz x2 \|\| 44.4%
	\|}		\|}

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	'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce your chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].		'''Wizardry''' refers to items and effects that directly reduce your chance of failure when casting spells. These are provided by [[ring of wizardry\|rings]] and the [[demonspawn mutation]] [[Big Brain]].

	~~The~~ [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code> ~~if you have at least one source of wizardry~~. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. There is no limit to the number of wizardry you can have.		If you have at least one source of wizardry, your [[Spell Success#Modifiers\|raw spell failure]] is multiplied by <code>6 / (7 + sources)</code>. This is applied after calculating spell failure from skills and other modifiers, though failure is modified by a [[Spell_Success#Final Step\|further modifier]]. There is no limit to the number of wizardry you can have.

	If you worship [[Vehumet]], the raw spell failure of [[Vehumet#Destructive spells\|destructive spells]] is further multiplied by 2/3. This is roughly equivalent to 2 sources of wizardry if ~~you~~ have ~~none~~. Note that this bonus is not considered as 2 sources of wizardry; it is a multiplier applied after wizardry is calculated.		If you worship [[Vehumet]], the raw spell failure of [[Vehumet#Destructive spells\|destructive spells]] is further multiplied by 2/3. This is roughly equivalent to 2 sources of wizardry if don't have any. Note that this bonus is ''not'' considered as 2 sources of wizardry; it is a multiplier applied after wizardry is calculated.

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