Prodigy max level guide

The max level in Prodigy Math is level 100. Your wizard climbs from level 1 to level 100 by earning stars, and reaching level 100 takes 26,376 stars in total. If you have unlocked Hard Mode, the cap rises to level 150, but for most players level 100 is the top of the mountain, and it is a long climb that rewards steady daily play far more than rushing.

The level caps in Prodigy

There is not one single cap, because it depends on which mode you play. In normal mode, the highest level your wizard can reach is level 100, and your pets cap at level 100 too. Hard Mode, which was fully released in July 2025, raises the wizard cap to level 150 for players who have unlocked it. So the honest answer to the max level question is level 100 for most players, and level 150 once Hard Mode is unlocked.

Do not worry about Hard Mode early on. It is a harder version of the game for experienced players, and the normal journey to level 100 is already long. Focus on level 100 first, and Hard Mode will still be there when you get there. To see how levels connect to rewards, read Prodigy levels, rewards and progression.

How many stars it takes to reach level 100

You earn stars by answering math questions correctly and winning battles, and every level needs more stars than the one before it. The early levels fly by, because the first few levels need only a handful of stars each, but the last stretch is a real grind. In total, a wizard needs 26,376 stars to go from level 1 to level 100. That number is the same for every player, so the only thing that changes is how fast you collect them.

Your grade level sets the math you practise, and the questions stay matched to what you are learning at school, so levelling up also means practising harder skills. For a full look at how the grades work, see the Prodigy grades overview, grades 1 to 8. Pets level up the same way, by earning stars in battle, and they cap at level 100 as well, so a high level wizard still needs high level pets to win tough fights.

How to level up faster

The fastest way to level up is to answer questions correctly, because correct answers earn more stars and deal more damage in battle, which wins battles faster. Take your time on each question, read it fully, and use the working out time the game gives you. Rushing through questions to reach more battles usually earns fewer stars overall.

Quests are the second best source of stars, because finishing a quest chain gives a big reward on top of the stars from the battles along the way. Explore new zones as they open, because new zones bring new quests, new monsters and new rewards. Battle with pets that match the enemy’s element, because a good matchup wins fights in fewer rounds, and fewer rounds means more battles, and more stars, in the same play time. To learn how pets grow, read Prodigy pets: how to catch and evolve.

What happens when you reach level 100

When your wizard reaches level 100, you get the last Conjure Cube, and your wizard’s stat boosts from levelling reach their maximum. There is no fanfare beyond that, and your experience bar simply stops moving, but reaching level 100 does not mean the game is over. There are always more zones to explore, more quests to finish, more pets to catch and evolve, and new events to join. Level 100 is the top of the level ladder, not the end of the game.

What to do after level 100

After level 100, the game shifts from levelling to collecting and completing. Catch the pets you missed, evolve the ones you love, finish every zone quest, and try Hard Mode if you want a fresh challenge with a level 150 cap. Help younger friends with their own climb, and keep an eye on festivals and events, which bring new items and pets that have nothing to do with your level. The wizard who keeps playing after level 100 is the one with the fullest collection and the best stories.

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Related guides

• Prodigy levels, rewards and progression
• Prodigy grades overview, grades 1 to 8
• Prodigy pets: how to catch and evolve

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