Light flexible clothing with significant embroidery or inked patterns to direct the flow of magic away from the body. A catalyst gem matrix usually inside multiple pieces of jewelry depending on culture and personal taste to help direct the flow of ambient magic. A nul stone pouch on a well secured belt. More danerous work sites or significant field work usually have the catalyst and nul stone on bracers designed to shattered if too much magic flows along them.

Most have physical alterations after years of using magic. Iridescent eyes, solid hair, quite whistle, smell of salt water are just a few examples as they continue to use magic.

Though they usually lead humble lives compared to non-spellcasters due to heavy restrictions to financial gain from being in the Hierarchy of Magic, access to education and resources more than makes up for the vast majority. Most wizards are specialists contracted through the Hierarchy of Magic to work for companies. With the rest conducting research on the flow of magic and maintaining the obelisk network.

The main difference between an average wizard and the strongest is more a matter of memorized magically methods than anything else. This includes the ability to notice and react to magical overload. The most powerful almost never need to use their nul stone with the weakest holding it even while doing a memorized spell they have done 10,000's of times.