Mana for non-Mages

[Doctor312]

My character is a warrior and Hirge is my companion. Why is mana so hard to get for non-Mages? Clerics use magic too. Why can't more people sell mana potions?

 

[VDX_360]

Huh?

Every Wizard tower sells Deepfrost Cognac. Those are the cheapest way to stay stocked up on mana. They don't stack, but a few rows of them should keep Hirge fully loaded.

There are numerous other items in the game that refill magic, most sold at numerous stores.

 

[Aldomello]

After completing wizards quests you can buy stackable 60 mana potions. As for warrior/rq they have no mana at all the only way to use scrolls that use mana is by unlocking ability that exchange health for mana at use

 

[Doctor312]

What you say is true, but I would still like to buy regular Mana potions. Most of the other items, like Deepfrost Cognac, don't replenish Mana fast enough for my liking

 

[ajay]

Later on in your travels, you will find areas that have mobs that drop decent mana pots.

 

[Doctor312]

I figured I would update my Mana struggles. After completing the four Wizard Guild quests, I gained access to Icemist and can now buy Mana from Joanna. Just wish that those 4 outlying guilds sold Mana potions.

 

[stonedwolf]

The only option for a non-spellcaster to purchase mana prior to Icemist is via the Golden Hand, but it is available.

Trader Otarab - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki

www.exiledkingdoms.com

 

[Lamar]

Prior to Icemist 4 Wizard's Guilds, Wizard's Guild - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki, as well as Alchemist Mator - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki in Whitetower sell the non-stackable mana potion Deepfrost Cognac - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki. It's cheap too.