All Owl Statue Locations in Wizard Alchemy

Wizard Alchemy scatters its Owl Statues across the first two regions of the map, and once you know the landmarks they line up into a single clean loop. The 7 owls on Departure ISL (World 1) are easy to sweep in one lap, while the 11 owls in Sea of Oblivion — also called Ashen Ruins (World 2) — are spread over a much bigger island that’s far easier to miss. A newer update added a separate batch of owls on Pirate ISL on top of these, but those extra spots aren’t fully mapped yet, so this covers the original 18 in full.

Before you start the owl hunt

Grab a Broom before you set out. Several owls sit on rooftops, ledges, the lighthouse balcony, and inside a cliff-side helmet, and there’s no reaching them on foot. You’ll also need enough progress to open the second island — that means ascending twice and reaching Junior Apprentice rank before the Sea of Oblivion portal is available, so don’t go looking for World 2 owls until you’ve hit that milestone.

Every owl location at a glance

This checklist is here for a quick scan when you’re only chasing the owls you’ve already missed. If you’re starting fresh, follow the full route below instead — it puts these same 18 spots in an order that keeps backtracking to a minimum.

How to collect every Owl Statue in Wizard Alchemy

This route clears all seven owls on Departure ISL first, then loops once through Sea of Oblivion so you rarely have to double back.

Grab the treehouse owl near the leaderboards

From the middle of Departure ISL, take the right past the leaderboards and look up to spot the first owl on the treehouse roof.

Check the Mutant Hammer Dwarf corner

Head around the back to where the Mutant Hammer Dwarf mini-boss spawns, then look in the little corner to the left for a hidden owl.

Look behind the giant egg

Keep circling the back and go behind the huge egg, where an owl sits tucked into the corner below the Golden Egg mountain.

Climb the big tree by the volcano landmark

Move over to the big tree marked by the wand-and-volcano, and the owl is sitting up top where you genuinely can’t miss it.

Fly up to the lighthouse

The fifth Departure owl rests on the lighthouse railings, so use the Broom to land on the balcony.

Search behind the waterfall pillar

Just past the waterfall there’s a small pillar with an owl hiding right behind it.

Enter the boss helmet

Fly under the giant helmet above the Dwarf King cave, cross through the eye, and pick up the owl hidden inside.

Take the right past spawn to the broken shack

In Sea of Oblivion, take the right just past the spawn NPC to the tree with the broken shack and grab the owl on top.

Grab the lava waterfall pillar owl

Wrap around the island past the little lava waterfall to the big pillar and collect the owl hiding there.

Head out to the offshore pillars

Go out to the three small pillars off the shore for the third owl.

Pick up the lava waterfall owl

Back on the lava waterfall itself, the fourth owl is sitting right on the flow.

Reach the statue on the mountainside

Drop down to the small statue built into the mountain, where the fifth owl sits on top.

Climb to the top of the volcano

Take the long climb all the way up the volcano for the owl waiting at the very peak.

Check the back of the volcano by the green ant

Head to the very back of the volcano near where the green ant spawns and look just to the left of it.

Return to spawn and the burning tree

Travel back toward the spawn point, keep taking rights, and find the owl by the burning tree.

Cross to the far island’s left side

Make the trip to the other island and hug the left side to reach the ninth owl.

Grab the first rock as you land

On the far island, the tenth owl is on the very first rock at the bottom as you enter.

Finish on the connected small island

Climb up and around to the smaller island connected to the big one for the final owl.

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Working through the Sea of Oblivion owls

Sea of Oblivion is where most players lose the thread, simply because it’s so much larger than Departure ISL and the owls hug the edges of the map. The volcano is your anchor: one owl sits on the right side overlooking the tent and campsite, another on a mid-height ledge around the backside, and a third right at the very top. Sweeping the volcano from bottom to peak in one climb saves you a lot of wandering.

The trickier finds are the ones out over water and around the ruins. Two owls sit near the lava waterfall — one on a pillar just past it and one on the flow itself — and a third is out on the cluster of three offshore pillars that’s easy to skip if you never step off the shoreline. Closer to the buildings, watch the tree, broken shack, and orc-spawn area near spawn, plus the burning tree you pass on the way back.

The final stretch is the far island, sometimes labelled Ashen Ruins. Cross west from base camp, take the owl on the left side and the one on the first rock as you land, then climb up and around to the small connected island for the last statue. Because the region is big and the owls are so spread out, it’s worth doing this island in one deliberate lap rather than crossing back and forth.

Owl spots players miss most often

A handful of owls trip up almost everyone. The helmet eye owl needs the Broom to fly through the opening, so people who walk up to the cave give up and move on. The lighthouse railings and the owl below the Golden Egg on the snowy mountain both require vertical navigation that’s easy to skip. In Sea of Oblivion, the volcano ledges and the offshore pillars hide owls right at the edges of where you’d normally explore.

The biggest mistake, though, is trying to hunt Sea of Oblivion owls too early — the portal doesn’t open until you’ve ascended twice and hit Junior Apprentice, so make sure you’ve unlocked the region before you start looking for those 11.

What collecting the owls unlocks

Collecting all the owls appears to feed into completion tracking — think of it as filling out an owl index rather than a one-off pickup reward. Exact reward details aren’t pinned down, so it’s best to treat the hunt as a collection goal for now rather than expecting a specific guaranteed prize at the end.