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About Mana Battle

Mana Battle is a PvE roguelite autobattler played on a 3×3 board. You recruit units from across the galaxy, position them to build synergies and destroy the enemy team’s crystal while protecting your own. Choose a core crystal and pursue Bronze, Silver or Gold victories, or see how far you can get in Infinite Mode.

Position your units

Units cannot directly damage or protect one another; their actions affect the crystals. They can, however, empower other units by making them faster, slower or stronger. Each unit has its own abilities and role, and its cooldown determines how long it takes to act.

Crystal abilities

Basic abilities use a unit’s Power as a reference. Increasing Power strengthens its damage, healing, shields, poison and regeneration effects. Units can use these abilities:

  • Damage: directly harms the enemy crystal.
  • Shield: gives your crystal a barrier that absorbs damage until depleted.
  • Poison: deals damage over time and ignores shields.
  • Regen: restores your crystal’s life every second.
  • Heal: restores your crystal’s life and removes poison equal to 10% of the amount healed.

Advanced effects

Units can also use effects that alter cooldowns, Power or the results of their actions.

  • Haste: doubles a unit’s cooldown recovery speed while active.
  • Slow: opposes Haste; the two effects cancel each other out.
  • Charge: instantly reduces a unit’s current cooldown by a set amount.
  • Increase Power: raises a unit’s Power. Bonus Power lasts until combat ends unless the ability says it is permanent.
  • Critical Damage: gives a unit a chance to deal double damage, healing, shielding, poison or regeneration. When critical chance exceeds 100%, one-fifth of the excess becomes Power.

Some units react to enemy actions. A reaction occurs 200 milliseconds after its triggering action.

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