Eloise is doing some work for the Marleybone Royal Museum, and she always asks for flowers of some kind to put on exhibit there. Here are all of the locations of her flowers in each world. From the entrance to Silent Market, go to the ledge to the left of the bridge, overlooking where Zarina the StoneStepper sits.
You will find the Khrysanthemum on that ledge. The Karamelle City Peanut Buttercups are cleverly hidden in a flowerbed next to the crafting vendors.
He has a series of three quests that give the player training points, and these quests are unlocked every 2 levels from level 52— The first quest, The Special, requires the wizard to retrieve some ingredients to make a special sandwich for Ogden to remind him of home.
Hilariously, these ingredients are pet snacks, as the street vendor you talk to points out. The nettle root, medium fish, golden squash, and stinky cheese can be easily bought in the bazaar back in Wizard City. The second quest is Me And My Arrow. Ogden, an anthropomorphic dog, owns a non-anthropomorphic dog named Arrow, and he is worried that Arrow is getting lonely at home without him.
He asks you to bring Arrow a collar from the Wizard City Pet Shop, and deliver it directly to his door. This quest is very easy with no battling or buying or crafting required.
The third quest, Time for Tea, requires you to be at least an Adept Crafter, so do all the crafting quests before the one in Dragonspyre to be able to complete this quest. Ogden feels terribly uncivilized without his tea, and needs to feel like a proper Marleybonian, so he asks you to craft a Tea Set.
The recipe for Ogden's tea set can be found at Torald Wayfinder in Northguard, in the world of Grizzleheim. Here's what you will need:. The fossils and red mandrakes are going to be the hardest part of the recipe; either find them in the bazaar or look for stone blocks and red mandrakes in areas like Dragonspyre and Nightside and mutate the stone blocks into fossils.
The reagent transmutation seller is near the entrance to the Survey Camp in Celestia. Once you have crafted the tea set with your Housing Crafting Station, bring it back to Ogden and exchange it for a training point. Ogden Peake is near the entrance to the Floating Land, waiting to give you several quests that reward training points. Instead of picking one single secondary school to spend your training points on, I would recommend picking multiple useful spells from various schools and spending your points towards them.
There are several spells I consider essential for success in the later worlds:. Even if you aren't a death wizard, you might come here to learn death spells from Dworgyn. Training points help you branch out and try different roles on the same character. Tower Shield is useful because it can protect you from any attack, no matter what school.
This can be trained from Lydia Greyrose. It is particularly helpful for multiple-school bosses you may encounter later on, and it can save your life in PvP or particularly challenging fights, especially if you have Bolstered Ward to stack shields of different strengths.
Feint is a risky spell with a great reward. This will be your ticket to big damage on bosses with a lot of health, or a great way to help your friends hit harder.
Unfortunately, some bosses have cheats that prohibit feint, but there is a way to get around this. Indemnity is a spell that protects traps from being removed once. Some bosses also prevent indemnity from working, but usually this will allow you to put one feint on. The sun school damage line spells go onto your damage cards and increase the base damage of your spell.
You first learn Strong at level 50 from the astral trainer in the Celestia base camp. It adds base damage to a card, so for example an enchanted Storm Shark will deal damage instead of Then you can learn Giant, Monstrous, and Gargantuan at levels 52, 56, and 58 from other sun school trainers in Celestia. In Zafaria, you can learn Colossal, the upgrade from Gargantuan. Sharpened blade is a quest that takes place in Azteca. You need to be level 86 to use and, you need to fix the sun trainer school.
Mildred Farseer in Colossus Boulevard has a Reshuffle Card balance school that costs 1 training point to get. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel. Skip to content Home Helpful tips At what levels do you get training points Wizard?
Helpful tips. Ben Davis April 4, At what levels do you get training points Wizard? In my opinion, satyr is not worth training unless you are a support school with a life mastery. Around Mooshu-Dragonspyre, you will find that using 4 power pips is not worth it for an point heal. It also takes 7 whole training points to learn satyr. With those 4 power pips, you could be using a 7-pip aoe like storm lord or frost giant, etc.
If you do happen to need any healing, you always have the pixie spell or you can use satyr TCs. Instead of training satyr, you should save up for training the sun school spells in Celestia. I might have to try that too! Your email address will not be published. To learn more about what Training points are and where you can get them, check this article out!
If you want to learn about optimising your gear for questing, check this out! To learn about some questing strategy, check out this article! What schools should I invest in? Why should I be investing in these schools? What Spells Should I Train from these schools? Mutating Banshee can be pretty beneficial for a life, giving a universal trap and dealing damage.
Mutating Phoenix turns it into one of the scariest spells out there, dealing a large amount of damage and applying three universal tarps. Stun Block is a must-have for PVP, giving an unprecedented amount of utility. The Shift Spells each provide damage and utility, and some PvP experts love to use these For a more detailed look at shift spells, check this out!
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