probably before the update

Yes he play the bottle have spells 😂

@@abodeaa7146what.

@@abodeaa7146 ?

And i have that evolution

Facts

I've mastered it 😁

​@@ShaLOKiiiur prob a midladder menace 💀

You're saying that like he knew, lil bro.

Ture

meatriding goes wild

dont come back, its dangerous

Don't go back, come to Champion Strike

OJ?

I fully agree. Wizard has saved me countless amounts of times

In top ladder, it really just sucks. I have played against wizard so many times but I easily counter it with even goblins. The card itself isn't good, the decks it is used with can be slighy good

It's not horrible, but it's 5 elixer and is out classed by other ranged troops ( bb dragon, firecracker, little prince, queen, executioner, ect

@@Rosssssssssssssss I put my wizard up against Baby Dragon many a times and it beat the Dragon everytime

Ok and? Just because it beats it 1v1 doesn't mean it's better....

no

Idk what self-boosting is but imma say yes. Feeling devious today!!!!

Glad you enjoy it!

Nice

Bruh

ok and

@@ClashRoyaleSux Ik it’s gone but how did he do it now? Was this an old video uploaded now?

Tried......failed

@@ClashRoyaleSux man ive climbed from like 5k to 7k with her

Not currently

Okay I love the content keep it up🎉

@@ClashRoyaleSux Wizard is in some Xbow decks.

That's how he always referred to megaknight

That's how he always referred to megaknight

@@ClashRoyaleSuxfacts

The Wizard is a Rare card that is unlocked from Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. He appears to wear a team-colored coat, and have brown eyes, eyebrows, and a goatee. A Wizard card costs 5 Elixir to deploy. AD Strategy For Battle Decks with this card, click here The Wizard's high damage per second and decent hit speed in addition to his ranged area damage makes him effective at supporting high hitpoint tanks by quickly clearing out clumped up troops in their way. This works the other way around; he can defend well against many pushes, as troops funnel together when they cross the bridge. To deal with big swarms, he must be placed at a far range since he has a slightly slow fire rate. This will save more of his hitpoints for a counterpush. If there is another troop available to tank for the Wizard's attack, all swarms can help counter a Wizard that has crossed the bridge. The Barbarians are the only swarm bulky enough and spread out enough to consistently not require the use of another card. The Wizard's damage output is enough to prevent a Balloon from landing any more than its death damage on a Crown Tower. When compared to other area damage cards that can hit both air and ground troops like the Baby Dragon or a single Skeleton Dragon, the damage a Wizard deals per attack is enough to one shot Minions, Goblins, and the Guards' shields, as well as two shot Skeleton Dragons. If the player struggles against these units, the Wizard may be the best option to take care of them swiftly. If a Wizard has already connected to the player's Crown Tower, their counter unit should not be placed near the Tower as their unit may take unnecessary damage. This goes the other way around too; If the player deploys their counter very late close to their Crown Tower, it can result in a lot of easily avoidable Crown Tower damage. Thanks to his range, he is quite effective against dual-lane pushes like those that have Royal Recruits. Pair him in a Ice Golem to lure all of them close together so that the Wizard can gain additional splash value. The Wizard paired with the Prince is a high-risk, high reward strategy. The Prince can take out mini tanks such as the Mini P.E.K.K.A, while the Wizard can take out swarms such as Minion Horde or Skeleton Army. However, the combo is countered by separating the duo, since they have different movement speeds and ranges. Due to their moderate hitpoints, Wizards are very vulnerable to moderate high damaging spell cards. A Fireball will leave him at critical health, allowing any additional attacker to fully defeat him. However, if the Fireball is at a higher Level than the Wizard, it can defeat him on its own without additional support. The Barbarian Barrel is able to counter a lone Wizard for a 3 Elixir profit. Place it so that the Barbarian Barrel hits the Wizard and the Barbarian pops out behind him and distracts him. The Barbarian and the Crown Tower combined will be able to defeat the Wizard. The Royal Delivery can work in a similar way. If waiting to defeat him is an option, a Poison does enough damage that it will fully defeat the Wizard through its duration for a +1 Elixir trade. Lightning and Rocket can instantly defeat the Wizard when the hit him, however, they are a negative Elixir trade. Use them against the Wizard if they are also hitting something else, such as a Crown Tower. Note that the opponent may take advantage of the lack of spells due to being used on the Wizard, and place another card that would thrive due to their absense, such as Barbarians. When trying to counter a Wizard, deploy moderate to high hitpoint troops to eliminate him, such as the Mini P.E.K.K.A, Knight or Valkyrie. The former is especially effective due to being able to OHKO the Wizard, taking minimal damage in return. One cheap way to counter the Wizard is the Musketeer, due to her fast hit speed and decent damage, making an easy 1 Elixir profit. An equal level Wizard, however, will leave the Musketeer with less than half its health. The Ice Wizard can work in a similar way. The cheapest check to a Wizard is to tank his attacks with an Ice Golem while the Crown Tower attacks him. This can stop him for a +3 Elixir trade. With the help of a Crown Tower, Archers can stop the Wizard for a +2 Elixir trade, however, they will be defeated in the process. You can counter a Wizard with the Bandit and her dash. Place her far away so that she initiates her dash. While dashing, she will take no damage and hit him hard with her dash. After that, she will have taken little damage, setting up for a counterattack. The Electro Wizard's spawn damage can deal decent damage to a Wizard, weakening him enough for the Crown Tower to defeat him. The Electro Wizard will also stun the Wizard, raising his chances of staying alive for a counterpush. The Wizard pairs excellently with the Tornado, as the Tornado drags troops into the middle while the Wizard splashes all the units in the center of the Tornado. The Wizard is a great counter against the Lava Hound since he has high damage per second and is also able to one shot the Lava Pups. If timed perfectly, the Wizard's fireball will launch before the Lava Pups have a chance to spread, defeating all of them before they can do any damage. However, because of how much time there is for the opponent to respond (e.g. by using a spell on the Wizard), getting this timing down is very rare. While he would be obliterated alone, when paired with a mini-tank, the Wizard can eliminate the Three Musketeers and survive for a counterpush. Make sure that the mini-tank is placed before any of the Musketeers lock on the Wizard so that he does not take damage. The Wizard is very similar to a Bomber, except that he can target air troops, has more hitpoints, deals more damage and attacks faster and from further. However, he costs more Elixir, making him less individually flexible compared to the Bomber (i.e. they are not forced to use 5 Elixir on a single push as opposed to dropping 2 Elixir and having an additional 3 Elixir for a second push or a different card altogether). Statistics 2016 The Wizard card was added with Clash Royale's game launch on 4/1/2016. On 2/2/2016, the February 2016 Update, decreased the Wizard's damage by 7%. On 29/2/2016, the March 2016 Update, changed the Wizard so that he would no longer stop its attack if his target dies during the attack animation. It also decreased the Wizard's sight range to 5.5 tiles (from 6 tiles). On 3/5/2016, the May 2016 Update, increased the Rare card Level cap to 11 (from 10). The update also fixed the "range bug", which decreased the Wizard's range to 5 tiles (from 5.5 tiles), but his effective range is unchanged. On 4/7/2016, the Tournaments Update, decreased the Wizard's attack time interval to 1.6 seconds (from 1.7 seconds). On 15/12/2016, the December 2016 Update, decreased the Wizard's attack time interval to 1.4 seconds (from 1.6 seconds), but increased his first attack interval to 0.4 seconds (from 0.2 seconds). 2017 On 23/1/2017, a Balance Update, increased the Wizard's range to 5.5 tiles (from 5 tiles). 2018 On 25/4/2018, the Clan Wars Update, made a small change to the Wizard's card description. On 4/6/2018, a Balance Update, increased the Wizard’s damage by 2% and his area radius to 1.5 tiles (from 1.2 tiles). On 5/9/2018, the September 2018 Update, changed it so that Rare cards start at Level 3 and end at Level 13 (from 1 to 11). 2019 On 26/11/2019, the End of November 2019 Update, added a card render to the Wizard's card info screen. 2020 On 7/7/2020, a Balance Update, changed the Wizard's card render. 2021 On 7/6/2021, the Summer 2021 Update, moved the Arena to unlock the Wizard from Spell Valley to P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse. On 27/10/2021, the Champions Update, increased the Level cap of all cards to 14 (from 13). 2022 On 27/6/2022, the Summer 2022 Update, added the Assassin's Greed Card Mastery task for the Wizard. On 26/10/2022, the 2022 Quarter 3 Update, moved the Arena to unlock the Wizard from P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse to Spell Valley. 2023 On 19/6/2023, the Card Evolution Update, increased the Level cap of all cards to 15 (from 14).

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​@@MarcusLau0104Furnace,Barb Hut,Gob hut,Valk,Clone,Mirror and maybe Witch are all worse Ik he is not a great card on his own but he is not the worst at all

@@nousername250 yes it is one of the worse, btw valk is not bad

@@MarcusLau0104 Valk is off meta There are many other better alternatives

Prove it's not

@@clashwithshane The Wizard is a Rare card that is unlocked from Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. He appears to wear a team-colored coat, and have brown eyes, eyebrows, and a goatee. A Wizard card costs 5 Elixir to deploy. AD Strategy For Battle Decks with this card, click here The Wizard's high damage per second and decent hit speed in addition to his ranged area damage makes him effective at supporting high hitpoint tanks by quickly clearing out clumped up troops in their way. This works the other way around; he can defend well against many pushes, as troops funnel together when they cross the bridge. To deal with big swarms, he must be placed at a far range since he has a slightly slow fire rate. This will save more of his hitpoints for a counterpush. If there is another troop available to tank for the Wizard's attack, all swarms can help counter a Wizard that has crossed the bridge. The Barbarians are the only swarm bulky enough and spread out enough to consistently not require the use of another card. The Wizard's damage output is enough to prevent a Balloon from landing any more than its death damage on a Crown Tower. When compared to other area damage cards that can hit both air and ground troops like the Baby Dragon or a single Skeleton Dragon, the damage a Wizard deals per attack is enough to one shot Minions, Goblins, and the Guards' shields, as well as two shot Skeleton Dragons. If the player struggles against these units, the Wizard may be the best option to take care of them swiftly. If a Wizard has already connected to the player's Crown Tower, their counter unit should not be placed near the Tower as their unit may take unnecessary damage. This goes the other way around too; If the player deploys their counter very late close to their Crown Tower, it can result in a lot of easily avoidable Crown Tower damage. Thanks to his range, he is quite effective against dual-lane pushes like those that have Royal Recruits. Pair him in a Ice Golem to lure all of them close together so that the Wizard can gain additional splash value. The Wizard paired with the Prince is a high-risk, high reward strategy. The Prince can take out mini tanks such as the Mini P.E.K.K.A, while the Wizard can take out swarms such as Minion Horde or Skeleton Army. However, the combo is countered by separating the duo, since they have different movement speeds and ranges. Due to their moderate hitpoints, Wizards are very vulnerable to moderate high damaging spell cards. A Fireball will leave him at critical health, allowing any additional attacker to fully defeat him. However, if the Fireball is at a higher Level than the Wizard, it can defeat him on its own without additional support. The Barbarian Barrel is able to counter a lone Wizard for a 3 Elixir profit. Place it so that the Barbarian Barrel hits the Wizard and the Barbarian pops out behind him and distracts him. The Barbarian and the Crown Tower combined will be able to defeat the Wizard. The Royal Delivery can work in a similar way. If waiting to defeat him is an option, a Poison does enough damage that it will fully defeat the Wizard through its duration for a +1 Elixir trade. Lightning and Rocket can instantly defeat the Wizard when the hit him, however, they are a negative Elixir trade. Use them against the Wizard if they are also hitting something else, such as a Crown Tower. Note that the opponent may take advantage of the lack of spells due to being used on the Wizard, and place another card that would thrive due to their absense, such as Barbarians. When trying to counter a Wizard, deploy moderate to high hitpoint troops to eliminate him, such as the Mini P.E.K.K.A, Knight or Valkyrie. The former is especially effective due to being able to OHKO the Wizard, taking minimal damage in return. One cheap way to counter the Wizard is the Musketeer, due to her fast hit speed and decent damage, making an easy 1 Elixir profit. An equal level Wizard, however, will leave the Musketeer with less than half its health. The Ice Wizard can work in a similar way. The cheapest check to a Wizard is to tank his attacks with an Ice Golem while the Crown Tower attacks him. This can stop him for a +3 Elixir trade. With the help of a Crown Tower, Archers can stop the Wizard for a +2 Elixir trade, however, they will be defeated in the process. You can counter a Wizard with the Bandit and her dash. Place her far away so that she initiates her dash. While dashing, she will take no damage and hit him hard with her dash. After that, she will have taken little damage, setting up for a counterattack. The Electro Wizard's spawn damage can deal decent damage to a Wizard, weakening him enough for the Crown Tower to defeat him. The Electro Wizard will also stun the Wizard, raising his chances of staying alive for a counterpush. The Wizard pairs excellently with the Tornado, as the Tornado drags troops into the middle while the Wizard splashes all the units in the center of the Tornado. The Wizard is a great counter against the Lava Hound since he has high damage per second and is also able to one shot the Lava Pups. If timed perfectly, the Wizard's fireball will launch before the Lava Pups have a chance to spread, defeating all of them before they can do any damage. However, because of how much time there is for the opponent to respond (e.g. by using a spell on the Wizard), getting this timing down is very rare. While he would be obliterated alone, when paired with a mini-tank, the Wizard can eliminate the Three Musketeers and survive for a counterpush. Make sure that the mini-tank is placed before any of the Musketeers lock on the Wizard so that he does not take damage. The Wizard is very similar to a Bomber, except that he can target air troops, has more hitpoints, deals more damage and attacks faster and from further. However, he costs more Elixir, making him less individually flexible compared to the Bomber (i.e. they are not forced to use 5 Elixir on a single push as opposed to dropping 2 Elixir and having an additional 3 Elixir for a second push or a different card altogether). Statistics

@@ClashRoyaleSux what did i comment i forgot