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Depending on how a particular magical system works it refers to the condition a mage arrives at when they have performed magic far beyond their ability or endurance. As an example, a mage in many worlds who practices manna-based magics has a pool of personal manna connected to him. (Spell Points) Artifacts, drugs, magics of many kinds might add or multiply the amount of manna a mage can use to empower his spells. This pool of manna may be restored in many ways including rest, time, potions, artifacts, etc. | Depending on how a particular magical system works it refers to the condition a mage arrives at when they have performed magic far beyond their ability or endurance. As an example, a mage in many worlds who practices manna-based magics has a pool of personal manna connected to him. (Spell Points) Artifacts, drugs, magics of many kinds might add or multiply the amount of manna a mage can use to empower his spells. This pool of manna may be restored in many ways including rest, time, potions, artifacts, etc. | ||
| β | If a mage is using his magic in a manner that uses up his pool of magic and and is relying on artifacts and other items to fuel his magic, then loses those items, the forces of magic may draw on his life-forces to complete the magic, leaving him damaged. | + | If a mage is using his magic in a manner that uses up his pool of magic and and is relying on artifacts and other items to fuel his magic, then loses those items, the forces of magic may draw on his life-forces to complete the magic, leaving him damaged. |
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