Mana flare - Revision history

GS4-NAIKEN: /* Mana Flares Boost */ updated ANALYZE

2026-02-26T14:13:25Z

Mana Flares Boost: updated ANALYZE

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	Automated certificates for this service have been sold in [[Duskruin]]'s [[BVShop:The Annex\|The Annex]] shop.		Automated certificates for this service have been sold in [[Duskruin]]'s [[BVShop:The Annex\|The Annex]] shop.
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	You analyze the mana flare bill and sense that the ~~item~~ is ~~largely~~ ~~free~~ ~~from~~ ~~merchant alteration restrictions.~~		You analyze the mana flare bill and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

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	The creator has also provided the following information:
			This Unlock Certificate applies an improvement or service as described below. It may not be changed in any way.
			Unless otherwise stated, it may be used at any time and does not expire. Additional usage may apply.

			When applicable, items attuned to someone else are ineligible.
	Your bill is used to unlock the potential of things held in your other hand or on your person.

			Usage: APPRAISE Check eligibility
			REDEEM Apply the improvement
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	A heavy mana flare bill grants an additional +1 mana (beyond +3) to existing Mana flares (max +5).		A heavy mana flare bill grants an additional +1 mana (beyond +3) to existing Mana flares (max +5).

	You need only RAISE your bill while holding a compatible item in your other hand or on your person.

	Your bill may not be altered or changed in any way.


	You get no sense of whether or not the bill may be further lightened.
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GS4-NAIKEN: /* Unlocking Certificates */ updated ANALYZE

2026-02-26T14:13:11Z

Unlocking Certificates: updated ANALYZE

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	Automated certificates for this service have been sold in [[Duskruin]]'s [[BVShop:The Annex\|The Annex]] shop.		Automated certificates for this service have been sold in [[Duskruin]]'s [[BVShop:The Annex\|The Annex]] shop.
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	You analyze the flat mana deed and sense that the ~~item~~ is ~~largely~~ ~~free~~ ~~from~~ ~~merchant alteration restrictions.~~		You analyze the flat mana deed and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

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	The creator has also provided the following information:
			This Unlock Certificate applies an improvement or service as described below. It may not be changed in any way.
			Unless otherwise stated, it may be used at any time and does not expire. Additional usage may apply.

			When applicable, items attuned to someone else are ineligible.

			Usage: APPRAISE Check eligibility
	Your deed is used to unlock the potential of things held in your other hand or on your person.
			REDEEM Apply the improvement
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	A silvery flat mana deed grants ~~the addition of~~ Mana flares (+3) to an eligible runestaff.		A silvery flat mana deed grants Mana flares (+3) to an eligible runestaff.

	DETAILS:		DETAILS:
	> Runestaves must have no inherent flare or Mana flares below +3.		> Runestaves must have no inherent flare or Mana flares below +3.
	> Existing Mana flares will be ~~incrased~~ to +3 (no stacking).		> Existing Mana flares under +3 will be increased to +3 (no stacking).
	> Coraesine and Ironwright-scripted runestaves are ineligible.		> Coraesine and Ironwright-scripted runestaves are ineligible.

	You need only RAISE your deed while holding a compatible item in your other hand or on your person.

	Your deed may not be altered or changed in any way.


	You get no sense of whether or not the deed may be further lightened.
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	===Mana Flares Boost===		===Mana Flares Boost===
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	You get no sense of whether or not the bill may be further lightened.		You get no sense of whether or not the bill may be further lightened.
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[/saved_posts\|Saved posts]]		* [[/saved_posts\|Saved posts]]

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Adding flares add section with flares add certificate info

2025-08-21T13:46:00Z

Adding flares add section with flares add certificate info

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 '''Mana flares''' are a special type of [[flare]] that return mana to casters holding [[runestaff|runestaves]] with the flare applied. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops - usually in +2 form.  They can also be found in the treasure system, although usually at +1 and rarely +2.
 ==Benefits==
 Mana flares range from Tier 1 to Tier 5. The mana returned is the greater of either 20% of the spell cost per tier of [[unlock]] or +1 mana per tier of unlock.
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 ==Acquisition==
 Like [[acuity flare]]s, mana flares as a merchant service can be categorized as common, uncommon, and special.
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 Special flares are unlikely to be seen outside of pay events such as [[RTCF]]. The [[High End Scrip Shop]] at [[Duskruin]] has sold both starter (direct to +3) vouchers, as well as increase (add +1 to existing) certificates.
 ==See Also==
 * [[/saved_posts|Saved posts]]

MOD-GSMOTTE: Added category

2022-10-09T16:58:14Z

Added category

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	[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]]		[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]]
	[[Category: Merchant Services]]		[[Category: Merchant Services]]
			[[Category:Flares]]

PRICKLIES: Amended links re: DR availability

2022-08-25T16:30:05Z

Amended links re: DR availability

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	Special flares are unlikely to be seen outside of pay events such as [[RTCF]]. [[~~Duskruin~~ ~~Arena~~]] ~~events~~ ~~have~~ sold both starter (direct to +3) vouchers, as well as increase (add +1 to existing) certificates.		Special flares are unlikely to be seen outside of pay events such as [[RTCF]]. The [[High End Scrip Shop]] at [[Duskruin]] has sold both starter (direct to +3) vouchers, as well as increase (add +1 to existing) certificates.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

WINTERDAWN: /* Benefits */

2021-08-21T03:39:35Z

Benefits

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	For example, a caster with a Tier 5 mana flare runestaff has the possibility of receiving whichever is larger of the full mana spell cost or +5. Therefore, when casting [[Elemental Defense I (401)]], which has a mana cost of 1 per cast, the caster would have the chance to gain 5 mana since the lowest threshold possible for a tier 5 is +5. However, when casting [[Heroism (215)]], that same caster would have the chance to gain 15 mana.		For example, a caster with a Tier 5 mana flare runestaff has the possibility of receiving whichever is larger of the full mana spell cost or +5. Therefore, when casting [[Elemental Defense I (401)]], which has a mana cost of 1 per cast, the caster would have the chance to gain 5 mana since the lowest threshold possible for a tier 5 is +5. However, when casting [[Heroism (215)]], that same caster would have the chance to gain 15 mana.

	Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive and utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], as well as mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the {{boldmono\|[[CAST]]}}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the {{boldmono\|[[RENEW]]}} verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.		Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive and utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], as well as mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the {{boldmono\|[[CAST]]}} verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the {{boldmono\|[[RENEW]]}} verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.

	==Acquisition==		==Acquisition==

MOD-GSMOTTE: Clarified and moved around information.

2021-04-10T17:09:14Z

Clarified and moved around information.

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-'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster.  The mana returned is the greater of either 20% of the spell cost per tier, or +1 mana per tier. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana.  Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5.  Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form.  They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.
+'''Mana flares''' are a special type of [[flare]] that return mana to casters holding [[runestaff|runestaves]] with the flare applied. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops - usually in +2 form.  They can also be found in the treasure system, although usually at +1 and rarely +2.
 Like [[acuity flare]]s, mana flares as a merchant service can be categorized as common, uncommon, and special.
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 Special flares are unlikely to be seen outside of pay events such as [[RTCF]].  [[Duskruin Arena]] events have sold both starter (direct to +3) vouchers, as well as increase (add +1 to existing) certificates.
 ==See Also==
 *[[Runestaff/saved posts#Acuity and Mana Flares|Runestaff saved posts]]

WINTERDAWN: Minor rewrite to better explain how it works

2021-04-08T00:54:42Z

Minor rewrite to better explain how it works

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	'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is 20% of the spell~~'s mana~~ cost or 1 mana per tier~~, whichever is greater~~. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.		'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is the greater of either 20% of the spell cost per tier, or +1 mana per tier. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.

	Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.		Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.

GS4-ESTILD at 22:19, 6 February 2021

2021-02-06T22:19:57Z

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	'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is 20% of the spell ~~level~~ or 1 mana per tier, whichever is greater. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.		'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is 20% of the spell's mana cost or 1 mana per tier, whichever is greater. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.

	Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.		Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.

GS4-ESTILD at 21:23, 6 February 2021

2021-02-06T21:23:34Z

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	'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is 20% of the spell level or 1 mana per tier, whichever is greater. ~~e.g.~~ if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.		'''Mana flares''' are a special type of flare only found on [[runestaff\|runestaves]] that return mana to the caster. The mana returned is 20% of the spell level or 1 mana per tier, whichever is greater. For example, if a caster has a T5 mana flare runestaff, when casting Elemental Defense I (401), they have the chance to gain 5 mana. When casting Heroism (215), they have the chance to gain 15 mana. Mana flares range in tier from 1 to 5. Mana flaring staves may be found at [[festival]]s and [[pay event]]s in [[merchant]] shops usually in +2 form. They can be also found in the treasure system usually at +1 and rarely +2.

	Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.		Mana flares are unique in being able to trigger when casting defensive, or even utility spells like [[Purification Song (1004)]], and mass effect attack spells such as [[Song of Depression (1015)]] or [[Song of Sonic Disruption (1030)]]. The bardsongs will only trigger the flare with the{{mono\| [[CAST]] }}verb (i.e. initial start of the Song); the{{mono\| [[RENEW]] }}verb will '''not''' trigger a flare.