The best spells to spend Coins on.

Knowing the best spells in Moonlight Peaks will help you decide what to spend your hard earned coins on at Webb of Wonders, and which ones are worth sacrificing your Mana for. Of course, like all best lists, this is subjective and you may have different spells you prefer. Keeping that in mind, here are our picks for the best spells in Moonlight Peaks.
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Best Spells in Moonlight Peaks
The list below has been decided on using three main factors: how much Mana the Spell costs to cast at its basic level, how much we’ve used the Spell so far, and how helpful the Spell is when it comes to getting the farm to peak productivity.
Also, this list is based on the general effect of each Spell. Naturally, a Spell cast with the Witch’s Wand will have a larger or stronger area of effect, but ultimately its basic effect will still be the same. For example, Aquaflux I will have the same effect as Aquaflux II — watering your garden. It’s just that the second version is a bit stronger.
As always, you may find other Spells suit your needs better — and that is completely fine! These are just the basic five we’ve found the best so far.
Aquaflux
You will get your first iteration of this one for free and this is one that you need for certain magical crops. Specific seeds will only grow if they’ve been watered with Aquaflux, which is why it’s so important to have. Also, if you don’t feel like using up all of your energy watering all of your crops in one go — or simply want them to be watered while you focus on something else — you can use Aquaflux.

Ethereal Pickaxes
You’re going to find yourself spending a lot of time in the caves around Moonlight Peaks, mining all the ore and gems that are growing within them. This means you’ll also spend a lot of your valuable energy breaking open rocks to collect the goodies hidden inside. However, if you use Ethereal Pickaxes then you simply need to cast this Spell and then wander around the caves, the Pickaxes doing all the work for you.
The best way to make sure this Spell is being used on the rocks you want cracked open is to cast it and then walk near to the rocks, gems, or ore you want it to be used on.

Ethereal Axes
Wood, Dark Wood, Light Wood — it’s all important to have plenty of and you’re going to find yourself constantly harvesting this material as your farm expands. Just like using a Pickaxe in the caves, you’ll spend a lot of your energy hacking away at different types of trees to get enough Wood for your current projects. That’s where Ethereal Axes come in. Cast the Spell and watch the ghostly Axes do the hard work for you!

Honourable Mention: Tomorrow’s Tears will make it rain all of the next night. Great if you want to give up on watering altogether (minus Aquaflux plants) but it can interfere with other plans.
Hoisthaven
The base cost for this Spell is three Mana but it’s worth the cost, especially if you’re plopping buildings down in random spots while you’re on a mission to get as many Coins as you can before mapping your farm out properly. As a non-specific, hypothetical example not based on real events.
Hoisthaven lets you move a building without any cost, just make sure you’ve cleared the new area you want to move it to before you cast the spell.

Refilliarmus
Going back and forth to a body of water, or to your nearest Well, does become tedious after a while. If you’re out of Mana for casting Aquaflux, or you’re simply saving your Mana for another Spell while you’re trudging around filling your Watering Can then you need to use Refilliarmus.
This Spell costs nothing to cast, meaning you can use it again and again, as much as you need to. Refilliarmus instantly refills your watering can. You don’t need to be near water for this, you just need to input the right pattern and bam — water.

That’s all for now, but if you’re looking for more Moonlight Peaks help, check out the pages showing you how to get Quartz Dust, the all Tools list, or the Seeds list.