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- Interested in playing the wizard in Pantheon or are you already playing a wizard and are looking for some tips to manage your solo or group rotation? Look no further and master your wizard with this solo and group guide.
We will review the wizard abilities up to level 20 with my personal feedback on abilities and what I use in my solo and group game play.
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Great advice thanks for the tip!
Can you do a video on your UI setup pls
Good stuff =)
I play a lvl 25 Wiz I think they are very fun.
thanks for your in-depth video on wiz. I just got to lvl 12 from mostly soloing and just started to do groups. I saw you go over your rotation when in groups by my question is how do you judge whether how much you spam or not? Since i'm used to soloing i'm used to using my abilities frequently to kill quickly. In groups, they die much slower and sometimes i feel like i'm either casting too much or too little. I want to make sure i'm adequately DPSing, since wizard brings good damage to the table, but i don't want to slow the group down having to worry about my focus regen or being OOM'd. Is there a sweet spot or any guidelines you use to ensure you're being an asset to the team?
That's a great question. If I have focus and mana I am casting nukes. Group targets do die slower than solo targets, however, if you have a group with a tank, healer, support and 3 dps they should be dying fast enough that you shouldn't really have issues. The only time I would stop casting is when the target is around 10-15%. The reason I do that is because the target will likely die before my spell cast finishes so the time is better spent sitting getting mana for the next target.
What crafting professions do you think are most useful for a Wizard?
My personal preference is cook/brewing as my first choice. My 2nd choice is either going to be tailor or alchemy. I might consider jewelcrafting later but as it's not in game yet i can't say one way or another on that one. I feel tailor is strong, however, if you do group play more so vs solo play i feel like armor is not too challenging to get. When the game is closer to 1.0 i will likely make another video on the benefits of crafting for the wizard but as it's pretty early it's hard to tell how it will play out long term.
Please consider a better mic? Ty.✌️
Hi there and thank you for the feedback, I hope to have a new one in the coming weeks. Cheers :)