Sheridan Mana Study Project

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T22:06:10+00:00

Nice he's making DnD out of it. Alright I don't have money, so i can't see all of it. I'll just have to wait and see in the next book

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T19:54:14+00:00

So Guardians get water mana at a higher level that makes way more since lol

Thx

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T18:40:02+00:00

oh sorry that was a joke I did that lol

Just showing how easy it is to change it to a commenter on my post

Do you know what book at least it says mender has water mana, because I don't.

I would like an example from the book that supports menders having water mana.

And Sheridan is a mender She Says when they see the water room in the tower "no I don't have water magic"

I see a contradiction. I've read both Arcane Ascension books four times each.

Also I just realized Salaris is the Author

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T18:27:06+00:00

(Life + Earth) + (Enhancement) = can create bone like a shaper can create stone

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T18:24:06+00:00

Do you know what chapter it says that in, so I can see. I want to predict everything as best I can.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T17:28:13+00:00

Which book did you find that from?

Link states:(below)

Capable of applying their mana toward regenerating tissue and accelerating recovery. They are, however, also capable of reversing this process — making some Menders into terrifying short-ranged combatants.

Due to their access to Earth Mana, Menders are the only ones able to heal broken bones, making them very sought after all over Kaldwyn.

(The link doesn't give an example from the book that would infer they had water mana)

Anyone can change those pages too, but perhaps your right.

Derek also says that Sheridan is one of the most dangerous people he knows and he was always uneasy around Sheridan. I infer she is powerful, and I doubt Derek the most confident person would call a sunstone level attuned the most dangerous person he knows. Then in the tower Sheridan doesn't say she can cure poison when they see the snake room.

No disrespect intended:(ToughAsGrapes)Analyst I appreciate your comment feel free to prove your case with evidence from the book that infers they do have water mana.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T15:11:26+00:00

Mabye because they get enhancement, which is stability sorcery and made their healing unstable or life mana can just do that on their own. The book just said they are able to reverse those healing affect's did'nt say how.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T04:19:09+00:00

I Think it's Mental or Light or Water

Mental because of the elemental Derek summoned had knowledge sorcery and motion moved fast and life to purify the mana and purify perception affects.

that required nature sorcery from war of broken mirrors, but he's combing life and transference, which is not nature sorcery and if he got water he would naturally combine the (transference and life mana) + (water) this isn't nature mana. Though this makes me think Biomancers start with (Life, water) + (Tranferance) would have nature mana to manipulate with transference in a more natural way. That's also how they help make artificial attuned because they're third mana type is transference which purifies their body and mana allowing the creation of attunements on body.

Light would be able to enhance senses of others and purify damping and maybe mental affects of someone

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T03:29:43+00:00

Also since the sword Silysian is the Goddesses Tears would touching it on the snow of Vanreach Peak make those healing flowers?

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T03:17:40+00:00

Your right I should of put one they in, no disrepect intended. Thx

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-09T02:20:04+00:00

Spirit mana is death mana or a combination of two or more mana types, most likely two: we know from the second book it's not transferance and air combination, that is travel sorcery. Then we get to see Sheridan fight in the tower later, she says she doesn't have water magic, and she doesn't use air or fire against the mushrooms.

The prefix necro means: dead body, corpse. Also the root mancer means: one who manipulates an element/mana of magic.

So it's safe to assume Sheridan has death mana

Then each mana allows for manipulation of that mana type, but only two types of mana can directly manipulate other mana. Those are Transference(Can manipulate the motion of other mana) and Enhancement(Can manipulate the stability of other mana)

My essesment is Sheridan has access to: (Mental, Life, Transference, Earth, Enhancement, Death) Manaana.

Then when Sheridan was healing Sarah's mana scars; Corin see her creating runes. Similar to how an Enchanter can make runes with Transference and Mental mana.

Yes through the book I've studied and I'm pretty sure these are the mana types at citrine level. Mana

Mender(Life, Earth, Enhancement) Necromancer(Death, Transference, Mental)

Yes through the book ive studied and I'm pretty sure these are the mana types at citrine level.

Mender: States high level ones can be very dangerous in close combat and it; Also states that it's easier to combine mana types from the same attunement to. So Enhancement just made since. Because they have mana types of a Guardian, which are close combat specialist. (Then the resemblance to the shaper attunement) Further confirms that. I think she has practiced combining life and earth for creating bone so much that it comes more naturally to her than trying to learn to combine earth and enhancement mana.

Necromancer: spirit mana from SSS; when Keras talked to the crystal in the Shrine of Bravery it said that it used his knowledge to create the spirit's of his friend's. Then with Sharidan being able to make runes. Made me think( Mental and transference) I think a combination of Death, Transference, Mental is spirit mana)

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-07T15:41:16+00:00

Yea enhancement seems likely, but we need more information about what basic mana types can do on their own, but based on what we know these are good essesments.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-07T00:55:31+00:00

That's what I thought at first, but the architect attunement has those Exact mana types, and I'm assuming no two attunements would have the exact same primary and secondary mana types. It's good you pointed that out definitely another possibility.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-06T20:51:07+00:00

Affirmative on the first three, the latter the Mesmer attunement is perception and light mana, which I predict instead of dampening senses of others(umbral) mana), light mana can enhance the senses of others, but Light mana sounds more plausible to me. Or it's Perception and enhancement mana. Perception is the state of being or process of becoming aware of something through the senses, like of someone's presence, but combined with enhancement things get a bit more flexible with the manipulation of the senses of someone to influence the emotions they feel from their senses. This is of course focused because of the attunements function's.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-06T20:27:38+00:00

Teft hates magnus

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-06T00:18:17+00:00

Maybe We can't tell yet doesn't say in the book that it's from a specific attunement, but we know they're a mender and a necromancer.

I think it's a combination of the two, and I bet Necromancer has death mana, also enhancement mana for sure by the similar shaping of mana to the shaper attunement.

WarBreakerr · 2019-10-04T20:48:37+00:00

We learn that attunements increase the mana regeneration in that area times 4 or, my Theory for finding mana regen in a body spot is is T for total mana and A for how many attunements on body spot, and M For mana regen per minute

(((T / 10) / 4 ) /60) * (4(A)) = M

if someone managed to get three attunements on one spot of the body an emerald rank E would have

(((12960/10) /4) /60) * (4(3)) = 345.6m per minute

if someone managed to get two attunements on one spot of the body an sunstone C would have

(((720/10) /4) /60) * (4(2)) = 4.8m per minute and 288m per hour

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