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==The Mana Flow== | ==The Mana Flow== | ||
Mana is derived from the Essences. The flow, sometimes called a stream, consists of mana strands woven together constantly moving on a flexible path. The flow can be tapped into and manipulated. Each strand can be seperated, such as specifically pulling fire magic from the overall flow. Using the flow in this raw state is usually done by the Entities, | Mana is derived from the Essences. The flow, sometimes called a stream, consists of mana strands woven together constantly moving on a flexible path. The flow can be tapped into and manipulated. Each strand can be seperated, such as specifically pulling fire magic from the overall flow. Using the flow in this raw state is usually done by the Entities, who break it down to a more user friendly spell based system. | ||
Rarely, some mortals are born attuned to a specialized part of the flow. These individuals are able to learn to tap into the rest of the flow fairly easilly. | |||
Use of the arcane and divine strands can be taught to those already attuned to the flow, usually (though not always), through an exceptional understanding of the spell system. | |||
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The Mana Flow
Mana is derived from the Essences. The flow, sometimes called a stream, consists of mana strands woven together constantly moving on a flexible path. The flow can be tapped into and manipulated. Each strand can be seperated, such as specifically pulling fire magic from the overall flow. Using the flow in this raw state is usually done by the Entities, who break it down to a more user friendly spell based system.
Rarely, some mortals are born attuned to a specialized part of the flow. These individuals are able to learn to tap into the rest of the flow fairly easilly.
Use of the arcane and divine strands can be taught to those already attuned to the flow, usually (though not always), through an exceptional understanding of the spell system.
