A medieval-style wizard character in full-body attire, standing confidently with staff in hand.
A medieval-style wizard character in full-body attire, standing confidently with staff in hand. Illustrated full-body wizard in a fantasy setting with magic elements. A fully rendered wizard character from a fantasy story, with intricate details suitable for vector art. A fantasy character in medieval attire, holding a staff and wearing a pointed hat.
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Enchanted Wizard SVG: Download Free and Customizable

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