You can cast wizard spells using Intelligence as your spellcasting ability. Your spellbook holds your prepared spells, and you can prepare a number of wizard spells each day equal to your Intelligence modifier plus your wizard level.

You can recover a total number of expended spell slots equal to half your wizard level, rounded up, after finishing a short rest. The recovered slots can have combined levels equal to or less than that number, and none can be 6th level or higher.

You own a spellbook containing your wizard spells. You can copy spells into it, prepare spells from it each day, and you can cast wizard ritual spells from your spellbook even if they are not prepared.

You gain proficiency in the Arcana and History skills.

You choose a wizard tradition. Your spellbook becomes a magical locus called your Awakened Spellbook. While holding it, you can use it as a spellcasting focus, reduce the gold and time needed to copy a wizard spell into your spellbook, and replace a spell's damage type with another type from a spell in your spellbook when you cast it.

You can channel an altered version of a spell through your spellbook, changing the damage type of spells you cast when appropriate and making your spellbook a flexible conduit for your magic.

You can copy a spell from a spell scroll or another spellbook into your own more efficiently than most wizards, and your awakened book serves as a powerful focus for your study.

You can create an invisible, Tiny spectral mind anchored to your spellbook and see, hear, and cast spells through it, provided the mind is within range and you remain in the same plane of existence.

You can temporarily bind your mind to the spectral manifestation to better observe distant scenes and deliver your magic with uncanny precision.

Your subclass continues to improve your flexibility with damage types and your ability to work through your spellbook as a magical interface for your studies.

You gain the ability to cast an additional wizard spell each day by spending a spell slot, reinforcing your role as a master of prepared arcane theory.

Your wizardic knowledge and resilience continue to grow as you advance in level, expanding the breadth of spells you can prepare and the power of your magic.

Ganken can usually find food and fresh water in the wilds for himself and up to five companions, provided the land can support it. He knows how to navigate untamed places and survive far from civilization.