worlds in order wizard101

Of course! Here is the complete list of the main story worlds in Wizard101 in the order you will encounter them, including their approximate level ranges and a brief description. The game is divided into "Arcs," which are major story sagas. Worlds marked with an asterisk () are side worlds that are optional for the main story but highly recommended for experience and gear. The First Arc: The Quest for Malistaire Theme: Classic fantasy, saving the Spiral from a powerful necromancer. Wizard City (Levels 1-10) Your starting point. Learn the basics and discover the source of the disturbance in the Spiral. Krokotopia (Levels 10-20) A desert world of Egyptian-themed Kroks, plagued by a sleeping curse. Marleybone (Levels 20-30) A Victorian-era, Sherlock Holmes-inspired world of dogs and cats, overrun by criminal forces. Mooshu (Levels 30-40) A serene, feudal Japan-inspired land corrupted by shadow magic. Dragonspyre (Levels 40-50) A volcanic, ruined world of dragons and the climactic confrontation with Malistaire. The Second Arc: The Quest for the Celestial Observatory Theme: Cosmic forces, old gods, and saving the pillars of reality. Grizzleheim (Levels 20-60, side world) A Norse/Viking-themed side world, introduces key lore for Wintertusk. Wysteria (Levels 25-35, side world) A magical school competition world. Short and optional. Wintertusk (Levels 50-60) The frozen, brutal continuation of Grizzleheim's story. Critical for leveling before Celestia. Celestia (Levels 50-60) A sunken city with a cosmic theme. Introduces the "Astral School" magic (Sun, Star, Moon). Zafaria (Levels 60-70) An African savanna and jungle world, home to zebras, elephants, and lions. Avalon (Levels 70-80) The mythic Arthurian realm of knights, witches, and faeries. Azteca (Levels 80-90) A doomed world of dinosaurs and a falling star. A somber and challenging world. Khrysalis (Levels 90-100) A massive, two-part insectoid world (Part 1 & Part 2). The longest world in the game, concluding the second arc. The Third Arc: The Quest for the Arcanum Theme: Restoration, ancient magic, and confronting the primordial titans. Polaris (Levels 100-110) A sleek, 1920s-inspired world of walruses, ruled by a tyrannical emperor. A fan-favorite. Mirage (Levels 110-120) A mesmerizing, dangerous desert of illusions and riddles inspired by Arabian and Persian myths. Empyrea (Levels 120-130) A two-part sci-fi/fantasy world (Part 1 & Part 2) in a floating archipelago. The climax of the third arc. The Fourth Arc: The Quest for the Old One Theme: Cosmic horror, dreams, and the void beyond reality. Karamelle (Levels 130-140) A candy-coated world with a sinister, corporate-controlled underbelly. Lemuria (Levels 140-150) A fragmented, patchwork world made from the lost pieces of other worlds. Novus (Levels 150-160) A world of pure imagination and creation, threatened by nihilistic despair. The Fifth Arc: The Dragon Saga Theme: Rebirth, draconic legacies, and a new threat to the First World. Wallaru (Levels 160-170) An Australian-outback themed world, home to wallaroos and ancient primal magic. The Final World (Yet to be fully released) The story continues! The next world is anticipated to be the climax of the Dragon Saga. Key Side & Premium Worlds (Chronological Order Suggestions): Grizzleheim/Wintertusk: Do Grizzleheim after Mooshu, and Wintertusk right before Celestia. Wysteria: Can be done anytime after Krokotopia. Aquila (Level 30+): A Greek mythology dungeon hub (Mount Olympus, Tartarus, etc.). Darkmoor (Level 100): The most famous dungeon for end-of-Arc 2 gear. Catacombs (Level 130): Critical for Drains and gear at the start of Arc 4. Wizard City Underground (Karamelle+): Newer side content for higher levels. Pro Tip: The game's journal always points you to the next main story quest. Following it will guide you through this order. Enjoy your journey through the Spiral