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Picture dump

List of currently unused, but potentially useful images for my own reference.

Food and drinks

Glass.png Meat pizza.png Mushroom pizza.png Lashberry.png Foodgmelonslice.png

Weapons

Redchainsaw.png HuntingSpear.png Rock-ItLauncher.png TeslaCannon.png 22CustomAmmoBox.png PhaserExtensionBattery.png PhaserExtensionConcussion.png PhaserExtensionFlash.png PhaserExtensionEMP.png PhaserExtensionThermal.png PhaserExtensionToxin.png PhaserExtensionSniper.png PhaserExtensionHoming.png PhaserExtensionMicroSingularity.png

Miscellaneous items

Portomedbay.png Port-a-Medbay32.png Patch.png AbandonedCrateNew.png Eodarmor.png File:LooseLimbs.png Paper hat.png DrinkEmptyBottle.png

Other crap

YBattledrone.png DontWorryBeHappy.png File:Indicator freezing.gif File:Indicator hot.gif Verydenserock.png CaptainCardboardBox.png SupplyCart.png BuffRMatic.png SuperProtectorFriend.png Secbuddy.png

Helper images

SolarSchematicNoSMES.png

Wizard64.png

The Space Wizard Federation has gotten their beards in a twist about something, and decided to send their most powerful Archmage to destroy Space Station 13. Unfortunately, he was busy, so they sent some idiot instead. Of course, even a bad wizard is still capable of bending reality to his whims. Compared to other jerks you may encounter on the station, wizards can be a most dangerous antagonist in terms of fighting off large numbers of crew at once, but they don't have much in the way of subtlety due to the theatrics and whimsy space magic.

Equipment

The wizard's den and homebase.

In addition to the basic gear every wizard spawns with, there's a variety of miscellaneous supplies and machinery to be found on the shuttle.

Item Image Description
Wizard's hat
File:WizardHats.gif
Comes in different colors. All clothes have been magically enhanced, making it harder for the crew to strip you naked in an instant.
Wizard's robe
File:WizardRobes.gif
You cannot cast any spells if you don't have your complete magical outfit (hat and robe).
Magic sandals
Sandals.png
Keeps the wearer from slipping on ice and from falling down after being hit by a runaway segway. They also double as galoshes.
Wizard's staff
File:Wizardstaff.png
Your spells will be greatly weakened, not last as long and take longer to recharge if you cast them without one of these.
Staff of Cthulhu
StaffofCthulhu.png
Optional enchantment, see explanation below.
Spellbook
WizardSpellbook.gif
Your very own magical book to chose spells from. It is attuned to your person and cannot be used by another wizard or somebody dressed as one.
Teleportation scroll
Wizardscroll.png
Allows instant teleportation to an area of your choice. It is very common for players to open up the teleport menu and simply leave it up with wizard's den selected. This let's them zip back if they're ever in trouble. The scroll has four charges.
SPACE GRIMOIRE & Wizardry 101
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The basic ingame equivalent of this wiki page.
Mugwort tea
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See Chemistry.
'Every Flavour' jellybeans
EveryFlavourBeans.png EveryFlavourBean.png
Six generic jellybeans to make golems from. They often contain nothing but sugar, and occasionally a mildly dangerous reagent such as porktonium. Still, it's better than nothing until you can brew up something better in the chemistry lab.
MagiVend & Magical wardrobe
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Both contain spare staffs and magical clothing.
Magix System IV
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Controls the shuttle's outer airlock and built-in teleporter, which has unlimited uses but has to recharge after every one.
Magic mirror
GenericPlaque.png
Shows the objectives of all magic users in any given round when examined by a wizard. Intended to promote a little bit of teamwork.

Available spells

Wizards pay for their spells in so-called magic points, and you get four to spend as you see fit. None of these spells can be used while unconscious, nor can they be cast while standing in the chapel. Handcuffs are a concern in the sense that you're unable to hold a staff in your hand.

Name Type Cooldown Cost While stunned? Description Effect w/o staff
Clairvoyance Utility 60 seconds Free States the general location of a target, even if they're inside a closet or similar container. The chaplain and people standing in the chapel will block your attempt to pinpoint them. Takes longer to recharge.
Phase shift Utility 30 seconds Free Lets you simply move through walls, doors, and whatever other detritus that sits in your way. Other people can't attack you as long as you're incorporeal, and phaseshifting while on fire will extinguish the flames. Doesn't last as long, takes longer to recharge.
Blink Utility 10 seconds 1 Randomly teleports you a short-to-medium distance in the direction you're facing. Good for escaping or breaking into places, but beware that you can end up overshooting your intended target or end up moving only one tile forward. You can't blink into space or the chapel as well. Teleport is less accurate.
Teleport Utility 45 seconds 1 Comes with unlimited charges, unlike that scroll in your pocket. Teleport can take you anywhere on the station and back to your shuttle. Unlike the scroll, however, the spell won't send you there instantly, but does extinguish flames if you happen to be on fire. There's a short delay that leaves you vulnerable for a moment. Takes longer to recharge.
Knock Utility 10 seconds 1 Opens all doors, closets, crates and cyborg head compartments in a five tile radius. Also unlocks the interface of various robots. Great for getting into places and lockers without having to worry about getting a high-ranking ID or for dealing with the cyborgs after the crew makes wizards non-human. Rip their brains out and throw them in your bag, they make great trophies! Restricted to point-blank range.
Empower Utility 40 seconds 1 Temporarily gives you the hulk superpower for 30 seconds, allowing you to bash down walls, rip apart handcuffs and punch people with great force, sending them flying. You also get the classic form of telekinesis. Unlike its more recent replacement, old TK enables you to directly interact with the world without being in close range to anything - pick up and use items, operate computers or attack the crew from across the room. And yes, it can be combined with hulk. No TK, doesn't last as long.
Warp Defensive 10 seconds 1 The devious sibling of blink. Sends a target to a random location within several tiles of your field of vision. While it may either send unlucky crew into a blazing inferno or barely two inches away from your place, it does have the fortune of recharging quickly. Target is more likely to end up closer to you.
Forcewall Defensive 10 seconds 1 Causes a wall of force to project from your sides (five tiles each), stopping anyone from passing through the wall for 30 seconds. Good for blocking off a hallway while you make your escape or wait for cooldowns to finish. Wall is only three tiles in length per side.
Spell shield Defensive 30 seconds 1 Encases you in a magical shield for 10 seconds that blocks all projectiles and melee attacks. Also reduces the severity of explosions.
Doppelganger Defensive 30 seconds 1 Similar to phase shift, but with a twist. A copy of you goes in the direction you were facing before, while you turn invisible and can get away in the opposite direction. The type of obstacles you can pass through are limited (windows, doors and solid objects), and walls will still be impenetrable. Nevertheless, doppelganger tends to lead the crew on a wild-goose chase and can thus be useful for making a quick escape.
Magic missile Offensive 20 seconds Free Unleashes homing bolts of energy that automatically target up to six of the nearest crew members. Knocks down and stuns anyone unlucky enough to get beaned by it, and deals a minor amount of damage. The missiles are slow and can be outrun easily, however. Targets only one person.
Ice burst Offensive 20 seconds 1 If magic missile wasn't enough to take care of the hordes, this spell typically will. Throw freezing balls of frost that leave trails of ice in their wake! Your victims (up to three) will be chilled to the bone and often frozen solid in blocks of ice. Use the temperature difference to outrun them. Targets only one person, doesn't coat the floor in ice.
Blind Offensive 10 seconds 1 Temporarily inflicts blindness on a target of your choice, and also stuns them briefly. Doesn't last as long.
Bull's charge Offensive 15 seconds 1 Records your movement for 4 seconds, after which a massive bull charges along the recorded path, smacking anyone unfortunate to get in its way (excluding yourself) and dealing a significant amount of brute damage in the process. Watch your head for loose items, they are thrown around too. Because bull's charge is very situational and somewhat hard to master, you should combine it with magic missile or another spell that stuns your victims.
Rathen's secret Offensive 50 seconds 1 Send asses flying as the power of your spell tears them from their owners! If you're lucky, the shockwave might even sever an arm or leg. You can't count on it for damage or limb removal, but the spell does stun everybody in the area briefly and the smoke it makes will also hide your escape or approach.
Clown's revenge Offensive 2 minutes 1 Can you hear it? The pained laughter? The dull smack of a forehead against metal and glass? The incessant need to honk without end? Spare all pity and show no mercy, for you have brought the curse of the cluwne to the station! Even the worst of threats will be reduced to that of a hideous, mewling, crying, honking ur-clown in a puff of smoke, leaving it with no easy means to save itself from its dreadful clothing and ghoulish cranial damage.
Pandemonium Offensive 40 seconds 1 The spell of the wizard who's feeling lucky today! This spell can have any of the following effects: temporarily halves the cooldown of all your spells; randomly summons meteors or a bunch of grilles around you; temporarily gives everybody funny accents or breaks their radios; makes you use the vampire's chiropteran screech; stuns people around you briefly, makes them high or sets them on fire. The random effect may harm you as well.
Fireball Offensive 20 seconds 1 Casts a homing fireball that explodes on impact with the target, inflicting severe injury to everybody in the vicinity and setting them alight. Will also wreck nearby walls and machinery, so you could deliberately target the cloning equipment or use the splash damage to hit someone who is hiding around a corner. Very deadly due to the combination of blast damage, limb loss, stun and the effects from burning up alive (accumulating burn damage, movement penalty etc). Be advised that the fireball can also heat and ignite flammable materials caught in its wake, including yourself. Weaker explosion, shorter range.
Shocking grasp Offensive 60 seconds 1 This spell cannot be used on a moving target due to the need for a very short charging sequence, but will instantly kill them, destroy everything they're wearing, and vaporize their body. Severely burns the victim instead of killing them.


Wizardry 101

Congratulations, you're a wizard! You spawn on the wizard's den in your underwear. Grab a robe and hat of your choice from the Magical Wardrobe, a Staff, and your Teleport Scroll. Take a look at the Space Grimoire for a description of all the various spells you can choose, and then open your spellbook. Every wizard starts with Magic Missile (a basic stunning spell), Phase Shift (allows you to travel through walls) and Clairvoyance (tells you the location of a target). You can select up to 4 additional spells from your spellbook. You can use the Teleport Spell 4 times without choosing it from the book by using your teleport scroll, and you can also teleport from the Computer in the Wizard's Den. Your spells will be greatly weakened if you don't have your complete magical outfit and staff, and without the robe you can't cast at all. Don't try to cast spells in the Chapel, as its holy aura prevents all spellcasting.

For spells and additional help, see also: Guide to Wizard

Fighting a Wizard

The wizard's shuttle and homebase

Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding the wizard shuttle.

If you're the Chaplain, you don't have to worry about most of his spells (the ones that summon followers or destroy parts of the station can still hurt you, though). If you aren't, the Wizard is a deadly opponent. Stunning a wizard will make him drop his staff but won't prevent him from casting spells. They'll just be weakened. Your aim is to knock him out, which will stop him from casting. The best way to do this is with the assistance of an angry mob to overwhelm him. Once knocked out, strip him naked and beat him to death with blunt objects. A wizard with the Teleport spell is capable of teleporting away to his den, so if you stun him knock him out as fast as possible and don't allow him to recover. Wizards are able to sacrifice a spell to choose a Soulguard Enchantment, which will save their life one time. If the wizard chose this spell, you'll have to kill him twice.

Supplementary Video

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Jobs on Space Station 13
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Security
Captain · Head of Security · Head of Personnel · Chief Engineer · Research Director · Medical Director · Security Officer · Detective · Security Assistant · Nanotrasen Security Consultant
Medical &
Research
Geneticist · Roboticist · Scientist · Medical Doctor
Engineering Quartermaster · Miner · Engineer
Civilian Chef · Bartender · Botanist · Rancher · Janitor · Chaplain · Staff Assistant · Radio Host · Clown · Gimmick jobs
Jobs of the Day Dungeoneer · Barber · Mail Courier · Lawyer · Tourist · Musician · Boxer
Antagonist Roles With own mode Arcfiend · Blob · Changeling · Gang Member · Flockmind · Nuclear Operative · Spy Thief · Traitor · Revolutionary · Vampire · Wizard
Others Grinch · Hunter · Krampus · Werewolf · Wraith · Wrestler · Zombie · Gimmick antagonist roles
Special Roles Artificial Intelligence · Battler · Cluwne · Critter · Cyborg · Ghost · Ghostdrone · Monkey · Santa Claus