Updated May 21, 2026

Wizard Alchemy beginner guide

Start with codes, fix your race, craft around common materials, and farm one bottleneck at a time before pushing bosses or rare routes.

7 Active codes

25 Free rerolls tracked

3 Starter potion targets

2 Early route targets

First hour

Best starting order for new players

The first session should reduce bad spending. Claim free rewards, choose a playable race, then farm materials that actually unlock the next upgrade.

Step 1

Redeem codes before touching rerolls

Start by claiming active codes so your race decision uses the full free reroll budget instead of a partial stack.

Open codes

Step 2

Replace Human before serious farming

Human is only a temporary start. Stop on S tier, keep strong A tier, and do not burn every reroll chasing perfection.

Check reroll risk

Step 3

Use cheap potions to smooth early combat

Early potion value comes from reaching useful thresholds with common materials, not spending rare drops too soon.

Plan potion

Step 4

Farm one bottleneck, then upgrade

Pick Gold or Mana Crystal first. Move into Furnace Core only after early routes feel stable.

Pick route

Roadmap

Wizard Alchemy beginner progression route

Use this as a simple order of operations. Each stage has one job, one practical action, and one mistake to avoid.

Fresh start

Goal: Claim codes, understand controls, and avoid spending rare materials.

Do this: Use code rewards, check your race, then farm a low-risk Gold loop.

Avoid: Do not commit to long farms while still on a weak race.

Early build

Goal: Get a usable race and first Magic threshold.

Do this: Farm common materials and Mana Crystal, then test early potion thresholds.

Avoid: Do not chase late materials before your clear speed is stable.

Mid-game prep

Goal: Convert materials into stronger potions, safer routes, and boss readiness.

Do this: Save Furnace Core and shard materials until they push a real upgrade.

Avoid: Do not repeat failed boss attempts without fixing the bottleneck.

Codes

Claim rewards before making build decisions

Codes matter for beginners because rerolls and shards change what you can safely keep, craft, and farm.

BREW

2 Fire Shards, 2 Ice Shards, 2 Earth Shards

20kMembers

5 Race Rerolls

17kCCU

5 Race Rerolls

SPELL

2 Dark Shards, 2 Light Shards

RELEASE

5 Race Rerolls

WIZARD

5 Race Rerolls

Open full code list Use reroll calculator

Race choice

Beginner keep-or-reroll rules

New players lose time when they reroll too long or keep the wrong race for farming. Use simple stop rules first.

If your race is Human

Redeem codes and reroll before starting long material routes.

If you land S tier

Stop immediately and build around it. Do not risk a chase after the best roll.

If you land A tier

Usually keep it when rerolls are limited. Progression beats gambling.

If you keep dying

Farm safer materials, craft a defensive potion, and delay the boss push.

Potion path

First potion targets and material logic

A beginner potion plan should use low-value materials first, then save rare drops until they cross a stronger Magic threshold.

wind

Wind Blade Potion

6+ Magic

Early offensive spell target for starter progression.

earth

Rock Blast Potion

8+ Magic

Early earth spell target with simple material requirements.

ice

Ice Spike Potion

10+ Magic

Early ice spell target that is reachable with low-value materials.

Starter materials to understand

Blueberry: 3 MagicWithered Mushroom: 4 MagicMoon Herb: 8 MagicMana Crystal: 14 MagicGoblin Bone: 21 Magic

Open potion calculator

Farming

Best beginner farming route order

Farm a target because it solves a problem. Beginners should avoid rotating randomly between materials, upgrades, and boss attempts.

Early

Gold

Buying starter upgrades and testing races

Farm this before long potion routes or when you still need basic upgrades.

Early

Mana Crystal

First useful potion crafts

Use this route when you need a reliable Magic value boost for early brewing.

Mid

Furnace Core

Mid-game potion and wand progression

Start this once early routes feel stable and you need stronger potion thresholds.

Mid

Dark Shard

Shadow potion targets and boss prep

Farm Dark Shards after your race and wand setup can clear darker zones safely.

Open farming routes

Avoid

Beginner mistakes that slow progression

Most early problems come from spending before checking the next bottleneck. These rules keep the first sessions cleaner.

Rerolling before codes

This creates a false budget. Always claim active code rerolls first.

Farming rare routes too early

Rare materials are inefficient if your route takes too long or forces constant resets.

Brewing just because you can

Check whether the material crosses a useful threshold before spending it.

Ignoring next action

Every route should lead to a clear upgrade, potion, race decision, or boss attempt.

Next step

Where to go after the beginner route

Once the first route is stable, use the focused pages instead of guessing from memory.

CodesClaim active rewards before rerolling. Tier listKnow which races are worth keeping. Potion calculatorCheck Magic thresholds before spending materials. Dwarf King guidePrepare a stable race, potion plan, and farming base.

FAQ

Wizard Alchemy beginner guide FAQ

What should a beginner do first in Wizard Alchemy?

Redeem all active codes first, then use the race tier list and reroll calculator before committing to farming routes.

Should beginners reroll Human?

Yes. Human is a starter race only. Use free code rerolls and replace it before serious farming or boss preparation.

What should I farm first?

Start with Gold and early Magic materials, then move into Mana Crystal when you are ready to craft useful starter potions.

When should I fight Dwarf King?

Treat Dwarf King as a preparation check. Bring a stable race, usable potion plan, and enough farming progress that repeated attempts are not wasting time.