Yeah, but maybe in someone elses hand they can land a torp, and then get back to cani dancing back up and take control.

Kunark class armor casts spells that are trivial to the caster.
Sham casts lower lvl spells all class related except BP casts bramblecoat. Deops from a dragon.

All spell casting classes cast class appropriate spells.
Except a couple, not listing them all but...
Ranger gets a gate spell on BP. Again drops from a dragon.

Fang amulet is a kunark drop, from a relatively simple mob in karnor. Id say its about right.

Not every item is a fungi staff.

Shaman have a spell called torpor. This 350mana battery provides more than enough mana to cast this spell.
Once cast,the shit is no maybe no longer hitting the fan.
But that's it,that's the use. Torpor mean shaman not dieing as fast,can once again eat their flesh to regenerate mana and play the weird shaman mini game

5 instant charges of 350 mana instantly consumed by instant cast reclaim energy clickies can buy many peanuts.

Yeah but lets not forget, this is like a potion in a final fantasy game and will rot in your inventory. :p

lol! good surprise

I see, sounds like the item would be worth more than it is then.

It would be worth a lot in an honest game, lad.
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One day the three charges of light healing on my stein will come in clinch. I just know it...

-Mcoy

Barring certain classes and situations, the game rewards mana regeneration, not deep mana pools. In fact, almost every game does, in a way. It’s why Overhealth/Overshielding in any game is so strong, despite those abilities only adding +5%/10%, and for a short period of time.

If it counted for anything AND you could measure it, you could outplay a significantly better-geared player by gearing for HP and (somewhat) ignoring mana pool. From 35+, your mana pool is effectively X + (350) + (350) + (350) + (350) + (350) - multiple times more value than any +WIS/+mana for a 1k consumable.

But only if you’re not dumb.