Wizard Peak

Wizard Peak is the third and the final realm of the Magic Crafters homeworld first appearing in Spyro the Dragon and its remake in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy remaster of the first game. The realm is full of Wizards and large Gnorcs, but most of all, it's filled with Supercharge spots.
A small area of Wizard Peak called Mountain of Magic, located just on the outskirts appeared in Spyro: Shadow Legacy.
==Statistics==
===Spyro the Dragon Guide===
Wizard Peak is a series of spiraling mountaintops, harboring balconies, grass-covered cliffs, standing pillars, and archways leading to elaborate glass-tiled rooms and caverns. These rooms hold many indoor streams and pools, along with a few blue tapestries of dragons and wizards and monsters. The abyss below the peaks is a fluffy white, almost inviting, though jumping in to taste the pure air wouldn’t be advisable. The distance is a blend of light green and light blue, which fades to a darker blue and finally black when looking straight up. A glowing moon can be seen among the stars as if it's blocking out the light from another sun.
====Dragons====
*Jarvis
*Hexus
*Lucas
==Walkthrough==
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==Gallery==
::Main article: Wizard Peak/Gallery
==Trivia==
*The main theme of The Amanda Show uses a remixed version of Wizard Peak's theme.
*Wizard Peak is one of only four worlds in the series to keep its name in the Japanese version, with the other three being Dry Canyon, Cliff Town and Magma Cone.
*One of the dragons (Lucas) in this level tells Spyro about Sunny Flight and how to reach it.
*In some early builds of the game, Wizard Peak uses the Artisans theme, and the exit vortex has a gem floating in it.
*This is the only realm in the Magic Crafters homeworld without Green Druids.
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