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[MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT!] BOOK 1 launching on Amazon on Nov. 12th!

🕑 Added 2025-10-11 14:51:31 +0000 UTC

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Tomer Yud

Welp there is no way for percy to win or escape.

PathOfPen

Yes, ambient mana is a mix of low grade mana of every affinity, with a slight bias toward certain types depending on location. Conversion is very poor, though it can increase slightly depending on if the ambient mana is more compatible with the mage’s affinity (i.e. water affinity at the sea) or the person’s skill. Even though the ambient mana is thin and low grade, higher grade cores exert a much greater pull, drawing it from farther away. Even demigods can regenerate mana just fine in places we’ve seen so far, but maybe they could run into some trouble in a place with much less ambient mana than Remior.

Michael Vonica

Hmm... If you don't mind me asking another question, how does ambient mana and normal mana regeneration work? A mage breathes in air, passes the ambient mana in that air to their core, and converts it into their own mana. Is that ambient mana made up of a random mix of affinities, with the composition based on location? What is the grade of ambient mana? How efficient is the conversion process? How does all of this change when a mage advances grades? A mage's mana capacity never increases, but their mana contains three times as much energy as it did in the grade before. Doesn't that mean the mage needs to suck in three times as much ambient mana to fill their core? Does increasing in grade allow a mage to pull in more ambient mana, or maybe it makes the process more efficient? What is the limit on all this? Do whites or demigods have diminishing returns, because they reach the point where they are already converting as much ambient mana as there is available, so advancing doesn't improve their regen, because there just isn't any more mana available for them? Thank you for any answers you can give.


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