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How to get Mana and what it is used for in Forspoken

The source of all magic.

Forspoken is an action-adventure game that has a strong focus on magic. Everything that you do requires a form of magic, from crafting to battling and even moving around. Like other games, magic requires Mana to function, and you will be collecting a lot of it in the game. Mana can be found in many places, so it shouldn’t take you long to amass a large amount of it. This guide will show you everything you need to know about Mana in Forspoken.

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Where and how to find Mana in Forspoken

Before you can use Mana, you need to get your hands on some. Since Mana is required to learn new spells and upgrade your existing ones, you will need to make sure you collect a lot of it. Luckily, Mana isn’t very hard to come across in the world of Athia. It’s so common that you can even find it spewing out of the ground.

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Mana Pools appear all across the land of Athia and look like blue energy flowing out of the ground. Whenever you see a Mana Pool, walk through it, and you will get one Mana added to your total amount. Mana Pools also appear in areas like Lost Labyrinths, so keep your eyes open for them. You can also get Mana by completing side activities and by leveling up.

How to use Mana in Forspoken

Unlike other games that use Mana as a means of casting spells, you can use Mana in Forspoken to upgrade your existing spells and learn new ones. Access the magic menu to see the upgrade tree for your spells and abilities. Your total amount of Mana appears in the upper left corner, along with your current level. Select an upgrade and hold the interact button to gain access to it.

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If you don’t like an upgrade that you chose or wish to obtain it later, you can always undo your selection by following the prompt on the screen. Those playing on PlayStation can hold the triangle button to refund the Mana spent on an upgrade. This can be done anytime, even after you have closed the menu. You can see what activities will reward you with Mana by hovering over them on the map.


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Aden Carter
Aden Carter is a freelance writer for Gamepur who loves RPGs, and isn't afraid to face the most difficult of bosses. When he isn't gaming, he spends his time writing roleplaying game quests, kayaking, and enjoying nature.