The Wizard's world is made up of several levels from Grand Wizard to Potion Collector. Wizardry was deemed to be legal after the second Wizards War. The term wizard is a generic title that in legal terms applies to both men and women. When speaking specifically, female wizards are referred to as witches. In most cases wizards and witches do not practice magic together. A wizard will generally work alone. A witch may work alone, but will more often work within a Haven.
Grand Wizard - Only seven wizards can have the title of Grand Wizard. Only with the death, or vanishing, of a Grand Wizard will a new wizard be considered for the title.
Wizard - A man who has completed all requirements regarding incantations, potions and spells. Must be at least thirty years of age.
Wizard Apprentice - Must be over twenty years of age and accepted by a Wizard for training. Will be in training until he has completed all requirements.
Potion Grand Master - One who has attained the rank of Potion Master and has had one of their signature potions used by a Grand Wizard.
Potion Master - has mastered the art of potion making and has invented at least one signature potion which is widely used in the Wizarding world.
Potion Maker - has some skills but little experience. Will normally work with a Potion Master for a number of years. During this time the Potion Master has the right to take credit for any Potion the Potion Maker may invent.
Potion Collector - A man, normally of limited resources who is used to gather the various items needed to produce potions. Many of these items can be rare or dangerous to obtain. A Potion Collector, while not highly intelligent, is generally resourceful and a capable adventurer. Potion Collectors are generally looked down upon in the Wizarding World, even though they serve a very vital role withint the community of Wizards.
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