A Wizard regains all their spell slots after a long rest (8 hours at least of downtime). At level two, Wizards get a class feature that helps them regain slots in a pinch. If they run out of spell slots, they use Cantrips, which deal lower damage and have only a d6 of health. If you are not satisfied with Ray of Frost, try getting other Cantrips when you increase in health.
Spell slots are abundant with proper resource management for wizards. Warlocks can just yeet all their slots in the first encounter and demand a short rest right after. When a cleric runs out of spell slots, they reach the maximum of what their deity will do for them in a day. When a sorcerer runs out of spell slots, they are “drained out”.
As a Wizard in D and D 5e, you prepare your spells by studying your spellbook during a long rest. The number of spells you can prepare for the day is determined by adding your Intelligence modifier and your skill level. Once you’ve mastered picking your spells, you can use this to swap out long-duration buffs after you cast them or swap out high-level spells when you’re done.
Wizards are carried on the back of their raw spell power. When selecting Wizard, consider what spells you’re regularly preparing and how you use spells you aren’t using. At low levels, it’s easy to run out of spell slots, but a wizard can lose their ability to manipulate and form it. Short rests generally do nothing but give HP, but unless you’re a wizard, you can use your special ability to regenerate some spell slots.
The game has a short rest and a long rest, or “camp” function, to ensure you don’t lose if you run out of cards.
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A HP theory article id like to see would be about a muggle vs wizard war. Set maybe after Voldemort died…again…for the first time? When he doesn’t come back…that one. Like if the whole secrecy broke n everyone knew about the magical world. Maybe some new dark witch or wizard starts a war with muggles. How would it go? Who if any side would truly win? When it comes to raw destructive power muggles are vastly superior due to technology. As none of the magicial characters from the HP universe have demonstrated more than maybe a “town buster” capability meaning the power to destroy a town with a destructive spell by a single user. Yet muggles can wipe massive cities even whole nations off the map with a single weapon. Wizards are also still flesh n blood so any physical injury that would kill a muggle would also kill a wizard. I doubt Barty crouch or any death eater etc could survive a 7.62×39 to the head anymore then a muggle could. I feel that in a direct war wizards would lose hands down. In more gurillea style and covert warfare wizards could win, a great deal perphaps via imperus curse.
I think this might be the best wizard design I have ever seen. It combines the “little gremlin with glowing eyes and a face obscured in shadow” look of a Final Fantasy black mage and many modern wizard interpretations (shadow wizard money gang, for example) with the classic appeal of a “bearded old man in robes”. Look at him: he’s just a little guy!