Read portal routes, choose the correct entry, preserve the cast vector, and recover a broken network without guessing. Correct quizzes and mini-games award Wakfu Sigils for cosmetic unlocks.
Do not begin by memorising every spell. First learn what the portal network will do before you spend AP.
In Dofus you can aim at any open portal within spell rules. Click the portal you want to hit. From there, each step uses the nearest unused portal; equal-distance choices are resolved with the Dofus clockwise spiral around the current portal, matching the in-game portal examples.
The exact caster-to-entry displacement is reproduced from the exit: same horizontal and vertical cell offsets.
Closing one portal can rebuild the whole queue, change the exit, and change whether the copied vector still reaches the target.
The class is not only about drawing a route. You are managing entry choice, portal order, distance scaling, a stacking passive, movement, safety and the network you leave behind for the next turn.
A projected spell can be aimed at any open portal that the spell can legally reach. The entry is not automatically the portal closest to the caster.
After the entry, every jump asks which unused portal is closest to the current portal. If only one portal is closest, it is chosen. If two or more are tied, the Dofus clockwise spiral resolves the tie.
The complete caster-to-entry displacement is copied from the exit portal. If the entry is two cells right and one up, the spell leaves the exit two right and one up.
P1 is the oldest portal and P4 is the newest. Casting a fifth portal removes P1, shifts the other numbers down and creates a new P4.
Each spell cast through a portal grants +2% final spell damage and +2% healing applied, stacking up to 10 times.
For this guide's practice calculator, every cell travelled through the portal network from entry to exit adds +1% projected spell damage.
Your network can move allies, project allied spells and create routes for enemies after their first-turn restriction ends. Always evaluate who acts next.
When you move through a portal network, the entry and exit portals close. That often leaves the middle pair active, which can give you a much better line on enemies in the center.
A reliable PvM pattern is to open with portals on the enemy side, retreat, and keep placing later portals farther away. Once the chain spans the map, you can move or project from one side to the other while enemies spend turns walking. The idea is not to run forever: it is to create a safe remote firing lane and an emergency escape route.
Variant advice is secondary to your element. If you are playing a specific element, you should obviously prioritise the spells that use that element; the comparisons below help you choose between tools that fit your actual build.
Recommended for the first levels because Shock can pull enemies toward the centre and correct positioning mistakes. Earth gives forgiving control while you learn portal geometry.
The most conventional damage path. It gains useful area damage at later levels and offers strong healing tools, making it practical for general PvM and group play.
Chance is used when you prioritise moving around the network. Its spells pull or push the caster, so it is excellent for walking around portals and maintaining safe angles.
Agility is not the most generally useful path, but early and mid-game pushback damage can be strong. It is harder to play because good turns depend on precise walls, angles and displacement.
The page only highlights a few high-impact variant decisions. The full spellbook contains all 44 spells; clicking any spell opens its complete AP, range, casting rules, effects, critical effects and practical use case.
Shock is the forgiving learning spell; Convulsion pushes formations apart.
Wakfu Ray is better with allies who need heals. Lazybeam is better solo or when you need to heal yourself.
Portal offers reliable range and two casts; Wandering gives three casts at shorter range.
Neutral closes one portal; Interruption shuts down the entire network.
Choppy Wake moves you; Stupor swaps caster and target.
Transcendence prepares a portal turn; Exile places a portal directly under a target.
Most errors happen before the spell is cast: the player has not recomputed the network.
A beautiful entry is useless when the proximity chain finishes at the wrong portal.
Disabling one portal changes the candidate set and may invalidate the entry you intended to use.
Knowing the correct output portal is not enough; the copied cell offset may still miss the target.
A high-damage network can become an enemy highway immediately afterward.
Four portals are not automatically better than two. More options also mean more failure points.
A geometrically correct route can still be illegal for the selected spell.
Cast portals in placement order, then place the caster and target. P1 is always the oldest portal and P4 the newest; casting a fifth portal removes P1 and shifts every remaining number down before the new portal becomes P4. Click the portal you want to hit to choose the entry manually.
Each drill generates new portal states. Scores are saved locally in your browser.
Choose the portal being hit, then follow the nearest-unused chain.
Choose the closure that changes the selected-entry route toward the requested output.
Read the four-portal network and choose the caster position that makes the translated spell land on the target.
These missions use the same selected-entry routing and vector translation as the Portal Lab. The route stays hidden until you check an answer.
You inherit four badly connected portals and a caster in the wrong place. Reposition the caster, cast a new portal so the oldest one disappears and the numbers shift, then close the new spoiler portal until the current route hits the target. This combines portal order, routing and recovery into one practical puzzle.
Tick a goal only when you can perform it reliably without trial-and-error targeting.
Finish the guide by spending the Wakfu Sigils earned from quizzes, drills and the recovery exam on cosmetic themes.
Spend Wakfu Sigils on alternate interface themes. Only featured cosmetics are shown here — open the full vault to browse every unlockable look and hover each one to preview how the guide changes.
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