Wizard Builds & Guides | Solasta 2

Here is a list of what your Wizard can do at the start of the game in Solasta II:

• Weapon Proficiencies – Daggers, Darts, Quarterstaves, Light Crossbows
• Armour Proficiencies – None
• Saving Throw Proficiencies – Intelligence & Wisdom
• Skill Proficiencies – Choose 2 from Arcana, History, Insight, Investigation, Medicine, Religion
• Spellcasting – You can cast spells and cantrips from the Wizard spell list. You will unlock more powerful spells as you level up.
• Ritual Casting – You can cast a spell as a ritual if it has the ritual tag and you have it in your spellbook. The spell doesn’t need to be prepared.
• Magical Crafting – You can scribe magic scrolls and use enchanting equipment.

• Arcane Recovery – When you complete a Short Rest, recover expended spell slots numbering half your Wizard Level (rounded up), up to Fifth Level Spell Slots. Only once per day.
• Subclass – Choose which subclass your Wizard will use.

• Feat – Select a Feat or improve an Ability.

• Feat – Select a Feat or improve an Ability.

• Feat – Select a Feat or improve an Ability.

• Always Prepared – You gain Proficiency with Shields, and the Protection Fighting Style.
• Spell Shield – You can use your Action to create a powerful shield around yourself and an ally, granting a large amount of THP.

• Vigilant Protector – You can use your Bonus Action to teleport next to the beneficiary of your Spell Shield, granting them additional Armour Class while you remain nearby.

• Shield Resonance – Whenever you create a Spell Shield, you can select a damage type and become resistant to it while protected by the shield.

• Ruination Savant – You gain 2 additional spells that deal damage, and an additional one every time you level up.
• Destructive Magic – Your spells deal 1 additional damage for every damage dice they roll.

• Mana Feedback – When you are hit by a spell, you can return a portion of the damage you received to its caster. You can do this once per Short Rest. The target can reduce the reflected damage with a Constitution Saving Throw.

• Deadly Resonance – When you inflict damage on a target with a spell, you can repeat a portion of the damage at the start of your next turn. The victim can roll a Constitution Saving Throw to reduce the damage.