Wizard Civilization

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Wizard Civilization (巫師文明)
Alias(es)	Wizard World
Species/Race	Primarily Wizard World humans, particularly Magicians and Knights; its alliance includes numerous alien-plane civilizations
Affiliation	Wizard Alliance; Eight Directions Conglomerate
Occupation/Role	Top-Level Civilization; leading power of the Wizard Alliance
Status	Active
Leader	Master Green, succeeding Saine Grant 4605
Notable former leaders	Supreme Knight Dominator Locke; Befu; Saine Grant 4334 3651 4605
First Appearance	154

Background

The Wizard Civilization's predecessor was the Azeroth Civilization. Complete records of this lineage are restricted to successive Civilization Leaders and the heads of its oldest factions; even Dominator-class beings historically received only scattered fragments. 4932

It rose to Top-Level Civilization status within roughly the last two to three hundred thousand years and developed unusually quickly thereafter. Its own scholars place it in the middle stage of Top-Level Civilization development, while acknowledging that this classification is an inference based on relics and contact with other great civilizations. 2145 2914 3003

Supreme Knight Dominator Locke, the first Civilization Leader, oversaw the civilization's initial expansion after its promotion to Top-Level status, establishing territory that later supported its wars against the Galente Federation and Evil Tide Civilization. 4334

Governance

The Civilization Leader is publicly elected by the Knights and Magicians of the Wizard World and is expected to direct both the Wizard Civilization and the wider Wizard Alliance. 3710

• Befu served as the de facto leader during the Galente Federation conflict, managing diplomacy, internal balance, and the use of civilization treasures. 1596
• Saine Grant was elected after the Evil Tide war and led the civilization through further alliance expansion, territorial campaigns, and major diplomatic initiatives. 3651 3974
• Master Green succeeded Saine after Saine's retirement. Green proposed involving mid- and lower-tier members in governance and establishing a more democratic process for selecting future leaders. 4605

The civilization's Magician-led culture is portrayed as comparatively resistant to hereditary power structures: most high-level truth-seekers prioritize research over family interests, while Knights and Magicians are formally recognized as equals. 1718 3003

Society and Knowledge

Sky City

Sky City is the heart of the Wizard Civilization and houses the Towering Sky Tower and True Spirit Tower. The True Spirit Tower preserves the civilization's most complete body of truth knowledge and historical inheritance. 963

Sky City’s resident population consists of humans—Magicians and Knights—with no alien-plane creatures, Magic Beasts, or Subhumans living there. Its libraries, research opportunities, and elemental mysteries are accessed through Arcane Points. 963

Arcane Light and Arcanists

The Arcane Light is the civilization’s system for evaluating, preserving, and exchanging knowledge.

• Spell Models, alien-plane records, biographies, and other original information may be submitted as knowledge. 1200
• Contributors receive Arcane Points, which can be exchanged for archived knowledge. 348
• Arcanist rank is determined by genuine mastery and assessment rather than wealth, life level, or merely possessing stolen knowledge. 349 345
• Certification above Level-3 Arcanist requires evaluation in Sky City. 345

The system encourages dissemination of knowledge despite the traditional Magician belief that knowledge is priceless and should be closely guarded. 345

Magical and Mechanical Research

Magicians drive the civilization’s development in alchemy, potions, Space Fortresses, teleportation arrays, magical weapons, and other infrastructure. Knights benefit directly from these advances, while contributing their own battlefield strengths. 709 242

The civilization has increasingly incorporated mechanical principles into its magical system. The City of Steel pioneered much of its Mechanics research, while Sky City further developed and standardized the resulting equipment. 1641

Military and Technology

Capability	Details
Magician–Knight forces	Magicians supply elemental firepower, research, and support; Knights provide physical resilience and close-combat power. The two professions are considered complementary. 208
Formal combat threshold	Level-1 Knights and Magicians are the minimum standard for Plane Wars; creatures below Level-1 are used as cannon fodder instead. 154
Space Fortresses	Large-scale war platforms developed by research-oriented Magicians; their functions include Legion warfare, logistics, and battlefield projection. 242 1641
Magic Mechanical Armor	Standardized armor combining magic-guided alchemy and mechanical design. It is cheaper and faster to manufacture than traditional Magic-Infused Armor, and can mount shoulder-fired Magic Beams. 1641
Magic Power Puppets	Large, self-controlling combat constructs field-tested during civilization wars. 1641
Elemental amplification	Holy Tower and Knights’ Hall subordinates can strengthen high-level combatants. Saine received roughly a 2% increase in spell power and elemental recovery while commanding 20,000 Formal-Ranked Magicians. 1755

Civilization Treasures

• Light of Wisdom — A civilization treasure used during the Underworld Star Region war and Saine’s swearing-in as Civilization Leader. 1596 3652
• Supreme Knight Dominator Set — Retained as a deterrent against the Galente Federation’s Endless Light. 1596
• Deity Set components — Acquired through negotiations with the Evil Tide Civilization; each component is at least a high-grade World-Class Secret Treasure. 3689
• Faceless Mask — Later retained in the Wizard World as a treasured inheritance. 5064
• Gate of Resurrection — One of the most valuable Civilization Supreme Treasures left behind by Saine. 4602
• Staff of Truth and Truth Magic Robe — Civilization Supreme Treasures crafted by Saine and passed to Green’s generation. 4601

Relationships

• Wizard Alliance — The civilization’s alliance network and primary vehicle for incorporating affiliated planes, refugees, and allied Legions. 3690 3710
• Immortal Domain Civilization — A major partner and fellow leading power of the Eight Directions Conglomerate. The two are described as its “elder brothers.” 4571
• Galente Federation — Long-term rival and primary opponent during a major civilization war. The Wizard Civilization ultimately annexed Federation territory, expanding its own territory by nearly one-third. 2914
• Evil Tide Civilization — Public enemy during the Evil Tide war, but also a covert negotiating partner. Secret contracts enabled the Wizard Civilization to recover its entire territory while maintaining the appearance of continued war. 3688 3689
• Minghe Empire — A former threat that later joined the Wizard Alliance alongside the Light Dimension Country. 3652 2848
• Light Dimension Country — Joined the Wizard Alliance after the Evil Tide conflict and became part of the Wizard Civilization’s expanded strategic sphere. 3652 4216
• Silver Soul World — A close but formally equal partner within the Eight Directions Conglomerate; it has increasingly aligned with the Wizard Civilization. 4571

Major Arcs

Rise as a Top-Level Civilization

Under Locke’s leadership, the newly elevated civilization expanded aggressively and established the territorial foundation needed for later inter-civilization wars. 4334

Galente Federation War

The Wizard Civilization fought the Galente Federation across multiple fronts, combining Magician and Knight Legions with mechanical equipment, Space Fortresses, allied forces, and captured technologies. The war accelerated the adoption of Magic Mechanical Armor and other standardized military equipment. 1641 2914

Evil Tide War

Saine declared war on the Evil Tide Civilization, ordering attacks on Evil Tide-held alien worlds and framing the campaign as an effort to restore displaced Wizard Alliance civilizations to their homelands. 3689 3690

Behind the scenes, Wizard Civilization officials reached agreements with the Evil Tide Civilization over territory and Civilization Supreme Treasure-level equipment. The Evil Tide withdrew from Wizard territory, allowing the Wizard Civilization to reclaim its full territorial holdings. 3688

Saine’s Leadership

After the Evil Tide victory, Saine became Civilization Leader and used the Wizard Alliance Assembly to admit the Minghe Empire, Light Dimension Country, and Ai Youlan Butterfly Civilization into the alliance. 3652

During his tenure, the Wizard Civilization pushed for expeditions, axis alliances with other Top-Level Civilizations, and broader intervention beyond its original Star District. 3974 4032

Succession to Green

Saine later announced his retirement, stating that the Wizard Civilization had never been defeated through the Galente Federation War, Minghe War, Magic Tide War, and Demon Territory campaigns. He transferred leadership to Green, who proposed more inclusive governance and future democratic selection procedures. 4605