it's a math magic ) as much as you can before reaching lvl 10.
Which essentially means that if you want to be a powerful mage, you'll need to practice (even without targets, as long as you expend as much mana as you can without hitting "rock bottom" - see effect bellow. To prevent potion/1hr sleep/cast/repeat loop, it would be best to only increase the capacity if you were sleeping for minimum of 8 continuous hours (=100% mana regenerated) UP TO CHARACTER LEVEL 10. mana capacity rises by expended amount each time character sleeps (this means if you have 50 mana capacity and go to sleep with 2 mana remaining, when you wake up, your maximum mana capacity will be 98 - if you slept long). can no longer increase mana pool by investing into it when leveling up mana ONLY REGENERATES WHILE SLEEPING (~1/8 max mana per hour) character starts with randomized amount of mana - let's say between 20 and 100, with higher being considerably rarer. To port it to Skyrim, I have these suggestions:
(Same could be said for chantless casting - if the child did not grasp the principles behind chantless casting before the age of 10, it was impossible to learn later in life) though for some reason this was only effective under the age of 10. But it was discovered that maximum mana capacity could be extended by emptying mana reserves each day. In addition to that, using magic required long incantations - the more powerful the spell, the longer was the incantation (therefore most mages were not really effective and most of the world just focused on swordsmanship). in the world of Mushoku Tensei, maximum mana capacity was thought to be determined upon birth, and cannot be altered. but I do know this would be a terrific amount of work if someone did want to make it. After reading through the epicness of Mushoku Tensei, I want to post some ideas here.
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