Author: Iced_Fox_Studios
Spellweaver develops magic into a progression system with eighteen spells, mana, equipment and mastery. Its six schools are Ember, Frost, Storm, Arcana, Verdance and Umbra. Each school has Novice, Adept and Master spells, so unlocking powerful abilities means learning the preceding tier first.
Getting started
Find Mana Shards from crystals in caves and Aetherite ore. A stick, a gold nugget and a Mana Shard make an Apprentice Wand, which fires its own Mana Spark. Build an Arcane Altar from Mana Shards, a book, a Mana Crystal and polished deepslate to craft runes, scrolls, staffs and robes.
Read a spell scroll to learn its spell permanently. More advanced scrolls require Sorcerer’s Sigils obtained from hostile Rogue Sorcerers. At the altar, select a recipe, supply the required ingredients, start forging and take the finished item. The Grimoire explains progression and available spells.
Casting and mastery
Hold a wand or staff and use it to cast; crouch and use it to open the spell wheel. School staffs channel their own school, while the Archmage’s Staff can cast your prepared spell. Mana regenerates over time, potions replenish it, and robes and staffs improve capacity or recovery.
Casting trains the corresponding school through five mastery levels. Higher mastery reduces mana costs and recharge time while increasing strength; the highest level grants a school-specific bonus. Mana Hearts permanently raise maximum mana, up to ten hearts.
Creatures and legendary magic
Explore Sorcerer’s Towers and encounter elemental creatures, hostile sorcerers and a wandering magus. Offer a Mana Shard to a Mana Wisp to gain a companion that restores mana. Reading the Forbidden Codex at an Arcane Altar summons the three-phase Hollow Archmage; his Heart is used for the final Scepter of Convergence.
Six Legendary Tomes unleash large ultimate spells: meteors, freezing waves, lightning, a singularity, a healing spirit tree and an eclipse. Tomes cost 100 mana and share a 90-second cooldown. Their cinematic camera can be disabled through the Grimoire settings. The addon supports English and Spanish and does not require experiments.
