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A '''wizard''' is popular fictional character, often benevolent but usually feared, who has supernatural powers (often called "magic").  

A '''wizard''' is popular fictional character, often benevolent but usually feared, who has supernatural powers (often called "magic").  

The quintessential wizard is Gandalf, in the works of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], who is revealed to be the Maia Olorin, an angelic being sent from the far West with a human body and the power to inspire the good people of [[Middle-earth]] to great deeds resisting the evil of Sauron.   

The quintessential wizard is [[Gandalf]], in the works of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], who is revealed to be the Maia Olorin, an angelic being sent from the far West with a human body and the power to inspire the good people of [[Middle Earth|Middle-earth]] to great deeds resisting the evil of Sauron.   

In the [[Harry Potter]] books, all males with magic powers are called wizards, and all females with magic powers are called witches.  

In the [[Harry Potter]] books, all males with magic powers are called wizards, and all females with magic powers are called [[Witch|witches]].  

The head schoolmaster of Hogwarts, Albus Dumbledore, is a classic wizard who resembles Gandalf in many ways.  

The head schoolmaster of Hogwarts, Albus Dumbledore, is a classic wizard who resembles Gandalf in many ways.