Getting proper gear for a mage is a must. But all that is done to maximize your efficiency in mid and late game.Ī normal warrior/archer, who is planning to use minimal magic IMO should get around 40-60 mana, while a dedicated spellblade should get more - 80-100, because of reliance on spells and limited mana cost reduction gear. You may even have to be like those brutes for a while swinging their axes in rage, such savages. With an such a low mana you may not be able to become a master caster on the spot, you will have to venture out of the first location to get the needed gear and skills.
To explain fully why you don't want to exchange more I have to talk about equipment and present some calculations, both are found in later sections.
#Outward rune combos free#
Yes, I am serious about that, let me explain: If you are going to play a mage, you will want to wear mana cost reduction equipment, with the gear available in the game you can reach 90-105% cost reduction (yes, free spells), also consider passive skills giving you +40 and +15 mana. So, what is the best amount for a mage? - 20 If you choose too much you will just handicap yourself, too little and you won't be able to cast even the simplest of combos without chugging a potion. One of the most important questions for a mage, the amount you choose will influence your health and stamina (and I need that sprinting stamina!). With that out of the way let's get down to business: If you want to be a mage in this game you have to put a lot of thought into it, because one wrong choice may lead to a very VERY underpowered build, I found out it the hard way when on my first playthrough I went all in on mana, then after about 2 hours of struggling I just started a new game. In this guide I want to present all the relevant information to help you be the best mage you can! There are plenty of magic guides for this game already, but don't worry this one is different.
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