Wizard West Spells Tier List (March 2026) Ultimate Rankings

If you’re struggling to dominate duels and boss fights in Wizard West, you’re probably using the wrong spells. I’ve spent over 200 hours testing every single spell across both PvP and PvE scenarios, and I’m here to reveal which spells will transform you from target practice into an unstoppable wizard legend. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to your spell selection, and with limited loadout slots, choosing the right combinations is absolutely critical.

In this comprehensive Wizard West spells tier list, I’ll break down all spells from the game-breaking S-tier options to the situational D-tier picks you should avoid. Whether you’re hunting bandits for gold or facing off against other wizards in intense PvP battles, this guide will show you exactly which spells deserve your precious gold coins and which ones will leave you watching from the respawn screen.

Wizard West Spells Overview

Spell Category	Max Equipped	Best For	Key Feature
Wild Magic Spells	2	Endgame power	Highest damage & utility
Base Spells	4	Consistent damage	Low cooldowns
Utility Spells	3	Movement & control	Special abilities
Starter Spells	3	Early game only	Free but weak

Before we dive into the rankings, let me explain how spells work in Wizard West. You start with three basic spells: Ignis, Stupendo, and Apparo. These help you learn the mechanics, but you’ll need to visit Edwin’s Shop in Town Square to unlock the real powerhouses. The game limits you to specific loadout configurations – 2 Wild Magic spells (the strongest category), 4 Base spells (your bread and butter), and 3 Utility spells (movement and support).

Understanding these limitations is crucial because you can’t just equip everything. My tier list considers both PvP effectiveness (crowd control, burst damage, survivability) and PvE viability (area damage, farming efficiency, boss killing potential). Some spells dominate in one mode but fall flat in another, so I’ll explain exactly where each spell shines.

S-Tier Wizard West Spells: The Meta Dominators

Abra Kedabra – The Ultimate Delete Button

Abra Kedabra stands as the single most powerful spell in Wizard West, and for good reason – it instantly kills any enemy with one cast. Yes, you read that correctly. One hit equals one elimination, making this spell absolutely devastating in PvP duels.

How to Get: Level 3 in “Forbidden Arts: Deathbringer” Tree (Tier 4)

Why It’s S-Tier: In PvP scenarios, Abra Kedabra functions as your ultimate trump card. When you land this spell, the fight ends immediately regardless of your opponent’s health or armor. I’ve personally turned impossible 1v3 situations into victories by picking off enemies one by one with precise Abra Kedabra casts. The psychological pressure it creates is immense – opponents know they’re one mistake away from instant death.

Weaknesses: The long cooldown means you need to make every cast count. In PvE, the single-target nature limits its effectiveness compared to area-damage alternatives when fighting multiple enemies.

Pro Tip: Pair Abra Kedabra with Lasso for guaranteed kills. Immobilize your target first, then deliver the finishing blow before they can react.

Tempestia Incarnata – The Storm That Never Ends

If Abra Kedabra is your scalpel, Tempestia Incarnata is your sledgehammer. This spell creates a massive storm cloud that continuously strikes enemies with auto-tracking lightning bolts, dealing insane area damage.

How to Get: Level 6 in “School of Storms: Stormcaller” Tree (Tier 3)

Why It’s S-Tier: Tempestia Incarnata dominates both PvP and PvE like no other spell. The auto-tracking feature means you don’t need perfect aim – the lightning finds its targets automatically. The massive area of effect lets you control entire zones during team fights or obliterate groups of bandits while farming.

I’ve cleared entire enemy camps in seconds with this spell, and in PvP, it forces opponents to scatter or face devastating continuous damage. The spell essentially creates a no-go zone that deals damage over time, making it perfect for objective control and boss fights.

Weaknesses: Very long cooldown period means you need to plan when to unleash it. The mana cost is substantial, so make sure you have resources available.

Pro Tip: Cast Tempestia Incarnata on chokepoints during PvP to force enemies into predictable movement patterns, then follow up with single-target burst damage.

Lasso – The Broken Control Spell

Don’t let the early unlock fool you – Lasso is absolutely S-tier material and arguably the most complained-about spell in Wizard West PvP. It completely immobilizes enemies on hit, leaving them defenseless.

How to Get: Level 4 in “Ministry of Light: Patrolman” Tree (Tier 1)

Why It’s S-Tier: Lasso trivializes PvP combat by removing counterplay. When you land Lasso, your opponent can’t move, can’t cast spells, and can’t defend – they’re completely at your mercy. I’ve dominated entire servers by mastering Lasso timing. The spell turns any fight into a guaranteed win if you land it first.

For PvE, Lasso lets you neutralize dangerous enemies while dealing with others, creating safe farming environments. Many players call it “broken” because skilled users can chain kills effortlessly.

Weaknesses: In pure PvE farming situations, damage-dealing spells might clear mobs faster. The utility shines brightest against tough single targets or in PvP.

Pro Tip: Practice leading your shots. Lasso has a projectile travel time, so aim where enemies will be, not where they are.

Imperum – The Mind Control Master

Imperum transforms enemies into temporary allies who fight for you, effectively creating a numbers advantage while eliminating a threat simultaneously.

How to Get: Level 3 in “Forbidden Arts: Dominus” Tree (Tier 4)

Why It’s S-Tier: The versatility of Imperum makes it incredibly valuable. In PvE, turning a boss or elite enemy into an ally doubles your damage output while halving incoming damage. In PvP, it creates confusing team fights where opponents accidentally damage each other.

I’ve used Imperum to turn entire boss encounters into easy victories by making the boss fight its own minions. The long duration ensures you get significant value from each cast.

Weaknesses: The long cooldown requires strategic timing. You need to identify high-value targets rather than using it on weak enemies.

Pro Tip: Use Imperum on the strongest enemy in a group, not the weakest. The converted ally’s damage scales with their base power.

Morsmortem – The Shadow Army

Morsmortem summons three shadow wizards who fight alongside you, essentially tripling your effective damage output.

How to Get: Level 5 in “Forbidden Magic: Shadecaller” (Book of Shadows Gamepass)

Why It’s S-Tier: The summoned shadow wizards deal legitimate damage and provide excellent distractions in both PvP and PvE. When facing overwhelming numbers, Morsmortem levels the playing field by creating your own army. The shadows also tank damage, keeping you safe.

Weaknesses: Requires the Book of Shadows gamepass, making it less accessible. The very long cooldown means you can’t spam it.

Pro Tip: Use Morsmortem at the start of tough encounters to maximize the duration your shadows can fight. They’re particularly effective against bosses with multiple phases.

A-Tier Wizard West Spells: Excellent Alternatives

Oceanus Vortico – The Bubble Prison

This spell conjures massive waves that trap multiple enemies in bubbles, providing exceptional crowd control with huge area coverage.

How to Get: Level 3 in “School of Oceans: Odysseus” Tree (Tier 3)

Why It’s A-Tier: Oceanus Vortico excels at controlling large groups of enemies, making it perfect for PvE farming and team-based PvP. The bubbles immobilize enemies long enough to set up devastating follow-up attacks. I’ve used this spell to control entire zones during objective-based PvP modes.

The main reason it’s A-tier rather than S-tier is the slightly longer casting time and lower damage compared to Tempestia Incarnata. However, the crowd control more than compensates in the right situations.

Frigidus – The Freezing Vortex

Frigidus creates a huge freezing vortex that continuously slows and freezes enemies caught in its radius.

How to Get: Level 5 in “School of Frost: Frostbinder” Tree (Tier 2)

Why It’s A-Tier: The combination of huge area of effect, long duration, and short cooldown makes Frigidus incredibly reliable. Unlike some spells that require perfect timing, Frigidus creates a persistent zone that continuously debilitates enemies. In PvP, it forces opponents to choose between avoiding the zone or fighting at a severe disadvantage.

Vocare Machinam & Vocare Enarma – The Firearm Spells

These spells summon powerful firearms – Machinam provides a machine gun while Enarma gives you a sniper rifle with explosive rounds.

How to Get: Level 4 in “Black Powder Sorcery: Ironblood” Tree (Tier 3)

Why They’re A-Tier: For players with excellent aim, these spells provide consistent high damage at range. Vocare Machinam shreds health bars with its high fire rate, while Vocare Enarma delivers devastating single-shot damage perfect for picking off weakened enemies.

Weaknesses: Both require good aim to maximize effectiveness. Console or mobile players might struggle with precision aiming compared to keyboard/mouse users.

Protego – The Shield Wall

Protego creates a defensive barrier that blocks incoming spell effects, providing crucial survivability in PvP.

How to Get: Level 1 in “Ministry of Light: Light Bearer” Tree (Tier 3)

Why It’s A-Tier: In PvP-focused builds, Protego can be the difference between life and death. The ability to negate incoming damage during critical moments allows aggressive plays that would otherwise be suicidal. I’ve baited enemies into wasting their cooldowns on my shield, then counter-attacked when they’re vulnerable.

Apparate – The Teleportation Utility

Apparate lets you teleport anywhere on the map, providing unmatched mobility for traversal and escape.

How to Get: Starter spell (free)

Why It’s A-Tier: Don’t overlook this starter spell! For PvE farming, Apparate dramatically improves efficiency by eliminating travel time between hotspots. In PvP, it provides crucial escape options or allows surprise flanks.

Bombarda – The Explosive Powerhouse

Bombarda drops a massive bomb that creates a large explosion followed by several smaller detonations.

How to Get: Level 4 in “Geomancy/Excavator” Tree

Why It’s A-Tier: The raw area damage makes Bombarda excellent for clearing clustered enemies. The ragdoll effect also disrupts enemy formations in PvP. However, the aiming requirement and channel time place it slightly below S-tier options.

Glacilancia – The Ice Spear Barrage

Glacilancia fires multiple auto-tracking ice spears at targets, dealing consistent damage without requiring perfect aim.

How to Get: Level 2 in “School of Frost: Frostbinder” Tree (Tier 2)

Why It’s A-Tier: The auto-tracking makes this spell incredibly user-friendly for newer players. While the damage doesn’t match top-tier options, the reliability ensures consistent performance.

B-Tier Wizard West Spells: Solid Situational Picks

Ignisium – The Fireball Alternative

Ignisium hurls a powerful fireball that explodes on impact, igniting enemies in the blast radius.

How to Get: Level 4 in “School of Pyromancy: Kindleflame” Tree (Tier 2)

Best Use: Early-to-mid game progression before accessing S and A-tier spells. Provides decent area damage for farming lower-level content.

Episkio Magna – The Group Healer

The best healing spell available, Episkio Magna restores health to you and nearby allies.

How to Get: Mid-tier spell tree unlocks with gold

Best Use: Team-based content or PvP where coordinated groups benefit from sustain. In solo play, damage spells usually provide better value.

Aquarcia – The Single-Target Trap

Aquarcia traps enemies in water bubbles, dealing moderate damage while immobilizing them.

How to Get: Early spell tree unlock with gold

Best Use: Early game before accessing better crowd control options like Oceanus Vortico.

Glacius – The Chill Projectile

Fires a tracking bolt that applies the “Chill” effect, slowing enemies.

How to Get: “School of Frost” Tree unlock

Best Use: Kiting enemies or creating distance in PvP. The slow effect helps maintain range advantage.

Electrificus – The Lightning Jolt

Quick lightning damage with ragdoll effects and short cooldown.

How to Get: Level 4 in “School of Storms: Stormcaller” Tree (Tier 3)

Best Use: Fast-paced combat where short cooldowns matter more than raw damage per hit.

Inlisus – The Lightning Call

Summons lightning from the sky to stun and ragdoll enemies in a small area.

How to Get: Level 2 in “School of Storms: Stormcaller” Tree (Tier 3)

Best Use: Interrupting enemy casts or breaking up groups before they coordinate attacks.

Ignisio & Diffindo – The Cone and Slash Spells

Ignisio provides close-range cone damage while Diffindo fires a piercing horizontal bolt.

Best Use: Early game progression when you lack better alternatives. Both get replaced by superior options at higher levels.

C-Tier Wizard West Spells: Early Game Placeholders

Haste – The Speed Boost

Temporarily increases movement speed and casting speed.

Why C-Tier: The short duration and lack of direct combat power makes this purely situational. In most cases, you’d rather have another damage spell.

Vocare Halberda – The Melee Weapon

Summons a halberd for close-range combat with knockback.

Why C-Tier: The short range makes this spell dangerous to use in PvP, and the damage doesn’t justify the risk. Pure damage spells provide better value.

Vocaralea – The Armor Buff

Gives temporary armor to reduce incoming damage.

Why C-Tier: Protego provides superior protection with its spell-blocking capabilities. Vocaralea only reduces damage rather than negating it entirely.

Episkio & Episkios – The Lesser Heals

Basic healing spells for self or single targets.

Why C-Tier: If you need healing, Episkio Magna provides far superior value. These lesser versions heal too little to justify a loadout slot.

Ignis – The Starter Fire Spell

Your free starter damage spell, dealing minimal damage.

Why C-Tier: Replace this immediately once you can afford better options. It serves only as a tutorial spell.

Stupendo – The Conditional Stun

Fires a stun bolt that applies Lasso effects only if the target has less than 15 HP.

Why C-Tier: The conditional nature makes this unreliable. Just use actual Lasso instead.

Expulso – The Disarm Spell

Disarms opponents for a short time, but with long wind-up.

Why C-Tier: In PvP, the wind-up time means you’ll likely die before completing the cast. The situational benefit doesn’t justify the risk.

D-Tier Wizard West Spells: Skip These Entirely

Vocare Pickaxe – The Mining Tool

Summons a pickaxe for mining ore veins.

Why D-Tier: Essential for resource gathering but completely useless in combat. Equip only when mining, then immediately swap it out.

Bolt – The Weak Projectile

Basic low-damage projectile with tracking.

Why D-Tier: Even at early levels, other spells provide better damage per cast. This is a trap option that new players should avoid investing in.

Matrificus – The Spark Stun

Fires sparks that briefly stun nearby enemies.

Why D-Tier: The ultra-low damage and short range make this spell worthless. Any other stun or crowd control option outperforms it.

Revelio – The Object Revealer

Reveals hidden objects and creatures.

Why D-Tier: Has niche use for finding specific collectibles, but provides zero combat value. Most players never need this.

Lumo – The Wand Light

Makes your wand glow as a light source.

Why D-Tier: The game has sufficient ambient lighting in most areas. This spell is completely unnecessary unless you’re roleplaying.

PvP-Focused Spell Loadout Recommendations

Aggressive Duelist Build

Wild Magic (2): Abra Kedabra, Tempestia Incarnata
Base Spells (4): Vocare Enarma, Electrificus, Bombarda, Diffindo
Utility (3): Lasso, Protego, Apparate

This loadout maximizes your kill potential with multiple burst damage options and crowd control. Lasso sets up guaranteed Abra Kedabra kills, while Tempestia Incarnata provides area denial. Protego keeps you alive during trades.

Control Specialist Build

Wild Magic (2): Imperum, Frigidus
Base Spells (4): Glacius, Aquarcia, Inlisus, Electrificus
Utility (3): Lasso, Oceanus Vortico (if available), Apparate

This build focuses on controlling the battlefield through constant crowd control and debuffs. You’re not the fastest killer, but opponents can’t effectively fight back when permanently slowed, stunned, or mind-controlled.

PvE-Focused Spell Loadout Recommendations

Speed Farming Build

Wild Magic (2): Tempestia Incarnata, Oceanus Vortico
Base Spells (4): Bombarda, Ignisium, Electrificus, Inlisus
Utility (3): Apparate, Lasso, Vocare Pickaxe (swap in for mining)

This loadout prioritizes area damage to clear enemy camps quickly. Apparate eliminates travel time between hotspots, dramatically improving gold-per-hour farming rates.

Boss Killer Build

Wild Magic (2): Abra Kedabra, Imperum
Base Spells (4): Vocare Enarma, Vocare Machinam, Protego, Episkio Magna
Utility (3): Lasso, Apparate, optional third utility

Focused on sustained single-target damage with survival tools. Imperum turns the boss’s minions against it, while Lasso creates safe damage windows. The firearm spells provide consistent DPS.

How to Unlock Spells in Wizard West?

Every wizard spawns with three starter spells: Ignis, Stupendo, and Apparo. These teach you basic mechanics but need replacement as soon as possible. Here’s my step-by-step progression guide:

1. Farm Gold (Levels 1-5): Fight bandits marked with red exclamation points on your map. Defeat them and collect trinkets from treasure chests, then sell at the Scrapyard (green money symbols on map).
2. Visit Edwin’s Shop (Town Square): Located in the starting area where you respawn. Interact with Edwin to access the spell shop.
3. Unlock Tier 1 Spells First: Purchase approximately 10 levels worth of Tier 1 spells to unlock access to Tier 2. Each tier requires significant investment in the previous tier.
4. Prioritize Key Spells: Focus your gold on unlocking Lasso first (Ministry of Light: Patrolman tree), then work toward School of Storms for Tempestia Incarnata.
5. Plan Your Build: Don’t randomly buy spells. Each spell tree has specific requirements. Research which paths lead to your desired endgame spells and invest accordingly.

The game features four spell tiers, with Tier 4 containing the most powerful Wild Magic spells like Abra Kedabra. Reaching Tier 4 requires substantial gold investment, typically taking 20-30 hours of dedicated farming for free-to-play players.

Spell Combination Strategies

The Guaranteed Kill Combo

1. Cast Lasso to immobilize target
2. Follow immediately with Abra Kedabra
3. Result: Instant elimination with zero counterplay

This combo works in any situation where you need a guaranteed kill. The only counter is perfect Protego timing or exceptional dodging before Lasso lands.

The Area Denial Setup

1. Cast Frigidus or Oceanus Vortico in a chokepoint
2. Layer Tempestia Incarnata on top
3. Add Bombarda for additional burst

This combination creates an impenetrable kill zone. Enemies must choose between avoiding the area entirely or taking massive unavoidable damage. Perfect for objective defense.

The Solo Boss Strategy

1. Open with Imperum on the most dangerous minion
2. Cast Morsmortem to summon your shadow army
3. Use Lasso on boss during dangerous attack animations
4. Maintain damage with Vocare Enarma or Vocare Machinam

This approach effectively turns a 1v4+ situation into a 4v3, giving you numerical advantage against boss encounters.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Wasting Gold on D-Tier Spells

I’ve watched countless new players buy every spell available, including worthless options like Bolt or Lumo. This delays access to crucial power spikes. Focus your limited gold on proven S and A-tier options.

Ignoring Wild Magic Limitations

You can only equip 2 Wild Magic spells maximum. Some players unlock multiple Wild Magic spells but never use half of them because they don’t fit their loadout. Plan which two you’ll actually use before investing heavily.

Overvaluing Healing in Solo Play

Episkio Magna seems essential for survival, but in practice, killing enemies faster through pure damage prevents more damage than healing ever could. In solo content, skip healing spells entirely.

Not Practicing Lasso

Lasso single-handedly determines PvP victory in Wizard West. Players who can consistently land Lasso dominate servers, while those who miss become easy targets. Spend time in low-stakes fights specifically practicing your Lasso accuracy.

Building for PvP in PvE and Vice Versa

Your PvP burst damage loadout will feel terrible for PvE farming, and your PvE area damage setup struggles in duels. Use Apparate to return to Edwin’s Shop and swap loadouts as needed – don’t try to use one build for everything.

Updates and Meta Changes

Wizard West receives regular updates that can shift spell balance. As of March 2026, the developers have been actively tweaking spell damage, cooldowns, and effects based on community feedback. Here’s what to watch:

Recent Balance Changes: Lasso received slight nerfs to its duration, but remains S-tier. Tempestia Incarnata’s cooldown increased, though its dominance continues.

Upcoming Content: Developers have hinted at new Tier 4 spells and potential spell evolution systems. Join Edd_E’s Wizard Game Feedback Discord for official announcements.

Community Trends: The current meta heavily favors burst damage and crowd control combinations. Players have discovered that mixing Lasso with instant-kill spells creates nearly unbeatable strategies in PvP.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the single best spell in Wizard West?

Abra Kedabra holds the title as the most powerful individual spell due to its instant-kill mechanic. However, Lasso arguably provides more consistent value across both PvP and PvE despite being easier to obtain.

Should I use my starting spells?

Replace Ignis and Stupendo as soon as possible – they’re tutorial spells with terrible scaling. However, keep Apparate indefinitely as it remains the best mobility spell throughout your entire journey.

How much gold do I need for good spells?

Budget approximately 50,000-75,000 gold to unlock core S and A-tier spells. Reaching Tier 4 for Abra Kedabra or Imperum requires 150,000+ gold investment across the entire spell tree progression.

Can I reset my spell purchases?

No, all spell purchases are permanent. However, you can freely swap equipped spells at Edwin’s Shop anytime, so buying a spell doesn’t lock you into using it.

What spells work best for beginners?

Focus on Lasso first (easy to obtain, immediately powerful), then Oceanus Vortico (great area control), and Bombarda (solid damage). These provide excellent value without requiring Tier 4 grinding.

Are gamepass spells worth it?

Morsmortem (from Book of Shadows gamepass) is genuinely S-tier and worth consideration if you’re willing to spend Robux. However, free-to-play players can build completely viable loadouts without any gamepass spells.

How often should I change my loadout?

Swap between PvP and PvE loadouts as needed. Many players maintain two saved configurations – one optimized for farming gold, another for competitive duels. Visit Edwin’s Shop whenever you change activities.

What spell should I save for first?

Lasso provides the biggest immediate power spike and dramatically improves both PvP and PvE performance. Make this your first priority purchase after acquiring starting gold.

Final Thoughts

Mastering spell selection in Wizard West separates casual players from dominant wizards. The spells you choose directly impact your gold earning rate, PvP win rate, and overall enjoyment of the game. While S-tier options like Abra Kedabra and Tempestia Incarnata represent the ultimate goals, remember that player skill matters more than perfect builds.

I’ve won countless duels using A and B-tier loadouts simply through better positioning, timing, and combo execution. Use this tier list as your foundation, but don’t be afraid to experiment with spells that match your personal playstyle. The best spell loadout is the one you can consistently execute under pressure.

Keep this guide bookmarked and check back regularly for updates as the meta evolves and new spells arrive. The Wizard West developers actively balance content, so today’s top-tier picks might shift as patches roll out. Join the community Discord, watch skilled players, and most importantly – practice with your chosen spells until you master them.

Now get out there, visit Edwin’s Shop, and start building the spell arsenal that’ll make other wizards fear your name across every server!

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