Its main utility is using it when low on ✎ Mana, due to its low ✎ Mana cost. It is recommended to get at least Ultimate Wise III on this weapon.Ī Frozen Scythe is recommended for all mid-game users. It is also used by end-game players to get the crystals in phase one of the Necron bossfight. It is essential for any early to mid-game Mage. It should cost no more than 3,500,000 coins on BIN auctions, and has a great firing rate with AOE ❁ Damage (area of effect). Early game mages do have the option to use their strongest weapon and go directly to the Bonzo Staff.Ī Bonzo's Staff should ideally be the player's next weapon.
The requirement being Catacombs 5 makes this weapon even greater for early-game Mages. Taking into consideration these items' usually high requirements and their high prices, it is not recommended to play the Mage class in the early-game.Ī Dreadlord Sword is a decent budget Mage that shoots Wither Skulls, which have a large AOE. These often have requirements such as a high Catacombs level or Combat. These weapons are required or heavily recommended when playing as a Mage. The rest of this guide will be mostly focusing on Right Click Mage. For Left Click Mage, it is recommended to use Mage armor, such as Storm's Armor with Ancient on it until 100 ☣ Crit Chance, and the rest Necrotic, with mainly Berserk weapons, although it is recommended to also get at least one right click weapon. If you want to run master mode as mage, it is heavily recommended to run Left Click Mage with a Giant's Sword, although you will clear slower than even an Archer. And even with a high Catacombs level, many mobs are still too tanky to be defeated by a single magic weapon ability. However, in master mode,right click mage becomes obsolete due to its abysmal dps not being even enough for even clearing. Right click mage excels in regular dungeons due the regular mobs having low enough ehp to be one shot. There are generally two playstyles for mage: Left Click Mage (mage beam) and Right Click Mage (ability spamming).
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