Enchantments are one of the biggest power spikes you can get in Wizard Alchemy. A well-rolled wand can push your crit rate, fire damage, or alchemy luck to levels that make farming feel completely different. There are 10 enchantment types, each scaling from tier I through tier V, and knowing which ones suit your build before you start spending stones will save you a lot of grinding. This guide covers every enchantment, the exact stat values at each tier, how to apply them, and every reliable method for getting more Enchanted Stones in Roblox.
What enchantments are available in Wizard Alchemy?
Wizard Alchemy offers 10 distinct enchantments. Each one progresses through five tiers, with higher tiers granting stronger versions of the same stat boost. The scaling varies wildly between enchantments: Luck climbs all the way to 50% at tier V, while Magic caps out at a modest 10% attack increase. Here's the complete stat breakdown:
| Enchantment | Stat | Tier I | Tier III | Tier V |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luck | Alchemy Luck Boost | 10% | 30% | 50% |
| Swift | Movement Speed Bonus | 5% | 15% | 25% |
| Fatal | Critical Damage | 5% | 15% | 25% |
| Critical Hit | Crit Rate | 5% | 15% | 25% |
| Blazing Fire | Fire Damage Boost | 8% | 24% | 40% |
| Thunder | Thunder Damage Boost | 4% | 12% | 20% |
| Shadow | Dark Damage Boost | 4% | 12% | 20% |
| Ice | Ice Damage Boost | 4% | 12% | 20% |
| Magic | Attack Boost | 2% | 6% | 10% |
| Staying Calm | Cooling Shrinkage | 10% | 30% | 50% |
Wizard Alchemy Guide: All Enchantments & How to Get Them
Which enchantments are best for damage builds?
Fatal and Critical Hit form the core of any serious damage build. Fatal amplifies your critical damage by up to 25% at tier V, while Critical Hit increases your crit rate by the same percentage. Stack both and you'll crit more frequently while dealing significantly more damage per crit. Blazing Fire deserves consideration if you're running fire spells, since its 40% tier V bonus substantially outperforms the other elemental enchantments.
Magic trails behind at only 10% attack boost when maxed. It functions as a universal damage stat, but dedicated elemental enchantments will serve you better if you've committed to a specific element.
What does Luck do, and is it worth using?
Luck increases your alchemy luck stat, which influences potion crafting quality and farming drop rates. At tier V it grants a 50% alchemy luck boost, making it one of the highest-scaling enchantments available. If you're prioritizing potion production or material farming efficiency, Luck is legitimately the strongest choice. For pure combat builds, it offers minimal value.
Staying Calm cuts cooldown shrinkage by up to 50% at tier V, which can noticeably improve spell uptime. Swift provides up to 25% movement speed, helpful for both traversal and dodging.
How to enchant your wand in Wizard Alchemy
The enchanting process is simple once you locate the table:
- Travel to the small island near the main Sea of Oblivion.
- Find the enchanting table on that island.
- Equip your wand and hold E to interact.
- Confirm to spend one Enchanted Stone and receive a random enchantment.
Each roll costs one stone and applies a random enchantment at a random tier. You have no control over which enchantment or tier you receive, so stockpiling stones before you begin rolling is the smarter strategy.
Wizard Alchemy Guide: All Enchantments & How to Get Them
How to get Enchanted Stones fast
Stones are the limiting resource for enchanting, so understanding every acquisition method is essential.
Farming Enchanted Sword Ferns
The most reliable repeatable source is Enchanted Sword Ferns found throughout the lava island. These enemies have significantly more HP than standard mobs, so ensure your build can handle them efficiently before committing to a farm route. They drop stones at a consistent rate and respawn regularly, making this method scale directly with time invested. Our Wizard Alchemy chest locations guide includes lava island mapping if you want to combine chest collection with Fern farming.
Completing the Harryint boss quest
The Harryint boss quest awards a guaranteed Enchanted Stone for defeating the lava golem. Unlike Fern farming, which depends on drop RNG, this quest provides a confirmed stone per completion. Accept the quest, kill the golem, claim your stone, and repeat. This is the most predictable source for players who prefer guaranteed rewards over farming drop rates.
Other stone sources
- Chests: Rare chests throughout the world can contain Enchanted Stones. Use a dedicated chest location resource to map them all.
- Mutant enemies: Certain mutant enemies, including the Mutant Iron Axe Orc, have a chance to drop stones. Less consistent than Ferns or the boss quest, but worth clearing when encountered.
- Quests: Various quests reward stones upon completion. The Harryint quest is the most repeatable, but other quests provide occasional free stones.
- Codes: Active Wizard Alchemy codes occasionally include free Enchanted Stones, making them worth redeeming whenever new codes release.
How do Fatal and Critical Hit work together?
Fatal amplifies the damage multiplier applied when a critical hit lands. Critical Hit raises the probability that any attack will crit. Running both means you crit more frequently and each crit hits harder. At tier V, you're getting 25% crit rate and 25% critical damage simultaneously. These stats multiply: more crits landing at a higher damage ceiling.
For players combining enchantments with race selection, the synergy between your race stats and these enchantments can be significant. The race tier list linked above details which races benefit most from crit-focused strategies.
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