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Wizard Alchemy Race Tier List (June 2026)

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Wizard Alchemy lets players roll for all sorts of races. Each race has a distinct set of passives that help it stand out, though some are definitely better than others. Whether you’re someone who wants to go for the powerful Thestrals race or want to increase your cool factor with the Death Eater race, the tier list below highlights every race in Wizard Alchemy.

Complete Wizard Alchemy Race Tier List

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Tier

Race
S

Thestral

A

Stellar Ambassador, Ice Crystal, Fiendish Demon, Werewolf
B

Death Eater, Tree Spirit, Undead

C

Elf, Human

S-Tier

Race

Description
Thestral

The Thestral race is easily the best in Wizard Alchemy. Being listed as a legendary race, it gives players:

  • 20% boost in dark damage
  • 10% boost in attack power
  • +10 jump height 
  • +30 skill speed
  • +3 movement speed

There’s no downside to this race, making it the ultimate choice for the best character.

A-Tier

Race

Description
Stellar Ambassador

This epic race gives a couple of nice bonuses that help it stand above the rest of the options in this tier. These include:

  • 10% increase in attack damage
  • +20 to skill speed

Characters with this race also receive Speed Burst whenever they land a hit, giving a handy movement speed bonus.

Ice Crystal

Ice Crystal is a solid race and is recommended for those who like to utilize ice-type attacks. This race gives:

  • 20% ice damage increase
  • 10% increase to maximum health

While this race comes with a -2 reduction to movement speed, that isn’t much in the face of a base 20% damage increase for ice-type attacks.

Fiendish Demon

The Fiendish Demon race is essentially the opposite of the Ice Crystal race. Instead of ice-type attacks, this race revolves around fire-type attacks. This race gives:

  • 20% fire damage increase
  • +2 movement speed increase

While the Ice Crystal race increases the character’s maximum health, this race reduces it by 10%.

Werewolf

The Werewolf race is great for those who want the speed required to destroy enemies in close-ranged combat. The bonuses this race gives include:

  • +5 attack power
  • +1 to movement speed
  • Increased jump height by 10
  • Maximum health increased by 10%

There’s no downside to this race, though there’s no percentage-based increase in the amount of damage you can deal.

B-Tier

Race

Description

Death Eater

While the Death Eater race is cool, it’s admittedly fairly weak. This race gives:

  • 10% increase in attack damage
  • Restore 5% health after killing a target

However, the downside is that this race’s passive health recovery is cut in half. While the Death Eater race is excellent against hordes of weak enemies, it can’t do much against boss-type enemies.

Tree Spirit

The Tree Spirit race is handy if you find yourself dying too much. This is because it gives:

  • 5% boost to maximum health

However, it also decreases your movement speed by 2, making it only good for the early game.

Undead

The Undead race has a cool revival passive ability that lets it come back to life once every 180 seconds. It also gives:

  • +10 skill speed boost

The downside is that characters with this race lose 30% of their maximum health, making it a double-edged sword with not enough damage bonuses.

C-Tier

Race

Description

Elf

This uncommon race gives:

  • +3 movement speed
  • +10 jump height

While there aren’t any downsides, this race doesn’t bring much to the table in the first place.

Human

This is the only race that has no passive buffs at all. It’s literally just a blank slate that doesn’t give you any advantage for choosing it.

Hannan Mundia

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