The Potion Update didn’t just introduce brewing and new recipes—it also added a brand-new Wizard Class to 100 Days at Sea. If you’re wondering whether it’s worth spending your Pearls or Robux on this class, the short answer is that it’s surprisingly good, especially for its price.
After looking through everything the class offers, it feels like one of the better value picks in the game. It has a unique magical weapon, useful potion bonuses, and unlimited ranged attacks that make surviving much easier. Of course, it isn’t perfect, and there are a few downsides you’ll want to know before unlocking it.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Wizard Class.
100 Days at Sea Wizard Class Guide – Stats, Abilities
Before buying anything, don’t forget to redeem the newest code.
Code:
- POTION
Reward:
- 20 Pearls
It’s not enough to unlock the class on its own, but every free Pearl helps if you’re saving up.
How to Unlock the Wizard Class
The Wizard Class can be purchased in two different ways.
- 1,000 Robux
- 300 Pearls
If you have enough Pearls, that’s easily the better option. Since Pearls can be earned through gameplay and redeemed codes, spending 300 Pearls offers much better value than paying 1,000 Robux.
Wizard Class Bonuses
Unlocking the Wizard Class gives you several exclusive benefits.
You receive:
- Wizard Staff
- Better potion buffs
- Increased chance of obtaining better potion ingredients from enemies
These bonuses make the class especially useful if you’re spending lots of time experimenting with the new Potion system.
Wizard Class Upgrades
As you level up the class, you unlock additional bonuses.
Level 2 Bonus
- Potion duration increased by 25%
Your potion effects last longer, allowing you to get more value from every brew.
Damage Upgrade
- 15% extra damage
A straightforward damage increase that improves the Wizard Staff’s effectiveness against enemies.
Potion Effectiveness Upgrade
- 25% stronger potion effects
Not only do your potions last longer, but many of them also become more effective.
If you enjoy using combat or utility potions, this upgrade makes a noticeable difference.
Wizard Staff Showcase
The Wizard Staff is the class’s signature weapon.
Instead of firing bullets, it launches magical projectiles toward enemies.
One thing you’ll notice almost immediately is that the projectiles have light homing capabilities. As long as you’re aiming roughly toward an enemy, the magical orb will track its target instead of flying completely off course.
This makes ranged combat feel much easier than using weapons that require perfect accuracy.
Damage Performance
The Wizard Staff deals respectable damage for a starter class weapon.
Against Ghost Pirates, each hit removes roughly a quarter of their health, allowing you to eliminate many enemies in just a few shots.
Depending on the enemy and situation, defeating weaker targets generally takes around three to four successful hits.
Unlimited Ammo Is the Biggest Advantage
The strongest feature of the Wizard Staff isn’t actually its damage—it’s the fact that it has unlimited ammo.
There is:
- No ammunition to manage
- No reload mechanic
- No overheating
- No cooldown between attacks
You can continue firing continuously without being forced to stop.
Compared to classes like the Alien Class, this is a major advantage. Alien weapons eventually overheat after several shots, forcing you to wait before attacking again.
The Wizard Staff doesn’t have this limitation, making it much more reliable during long fights.
Farming Enemies Is Easier
Because you can attack continuously from a distance, defeating enemies becomes much safer.
The class works well for:
- Clearing Ghost Pirates
- Fighting enemies around your base
- Farming crafting materials
- Collecting Potion ingredients
Combined with its bonus ingredient drops, the Wizard Class is an excellent farming option.
Potion Bonuses Explained
The Wizard Class shines even more if you’re actively using the new Potion system.
Its bonuses include:
- Longer potion duration
- Stronger potion effects
- Better ingredient drops from enemies
That means useful potions like healing, temporary immunity, and movement buffs become even stronger.
Even the silly transformation potions last longer, so if you’re using funny effects like becoming giant or triggering goofy animations, you’ll get to enjoy them for a longer time.
Biggest Weakness
The only major downside is mobility.
Unlike some premium classes, the Wizard doesn’t receive any special movement ability.
For example:
- No UFO like the Alien Class
- No unique movement skill
- No faster travel ability
You’ll still need to rely on normal transportation such as:
- Jet Skis
- Boats
- Other standard vehicles
So while combat is excellent, getting around the map isn’t any easier.
Is the Wizard Class Worth It?
For 300 Pearls, it’s honestly one of the better value classes currently available.
Pros
- Unlimited ammo
- No weapon cooldown
- Auto-homing magical attacks
- Good ranged damage
- Better potion ingredients
- Longer potion duration
- Stronger potion effects
- Great for farming enemies
Cons
- No unique mobility ability
- Slower map traversal compared to some premium classes
The Wizard Class fits perfectly alongside the new Potion Update. It doesn’t rely on flashy movement mechanics or expensive equipment—instead, it focuses on reliable ranged combat and making the new potion system even stronger.
Unlimited attacks, auto-homing projectiles, improved potion bonuses, and better ingredient drops all make it an excellent class for both newer players and anyone planning to spend time farming resources. While you’ll miss out on the mobility offered by classes like Alien, the overall value for 300 Pearls is hard to beat.
If you’re deciding where to spend your Pearls after the update, the Wizard Class is definitely one of the strongest budget-friendly choices currently available in 100 Days at Sea.