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* 'TabletopGame/DisneyLorcana'' uses Ink as mana, which is represented by a player putting an Inkable card (denoted by the swirl around their ink cost in the corner) onto the play area face down in their "inkwell".
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* 'TabletopGame/DisneyLorcana'' uses Ink as mana, Ink, which is represented by a player putting an Inkable card (denoted by the swirl around their ink cost in the corner) onto the play area face down in their "inkwell"."inkwell". The ink is then exerted (turned sideways) to spend it on playing other cards.
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* 'TabletopGame/DisneyLorcana'' uses Ink as mana, which is represented by a player putting an Inkable card (denoted by the swirl around their ink cost in the corner) onto the play area face down in their "inkwell".
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** ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' features the titular Stormlight. This mysterious energy is carried in the uber-hurricanes known as highstorms, and can be stored in gemstones (gems are charged by leaving them outside in a storm). Once charged, gemstones can be used to fuel the [[{{Magitek}} fabrials]]. Additionally, the mages known as Surgebinders can draw Stormlight from gems and hold it in their bodies for short periods of time, which boosts their physical abilities and allows them to expend Light to use the Surges. ''Literature/WordsOfRadiance'', the second book in the series, introduces Lift who can instead draw power from [[CastFromCalories the food she eats]]. It's eventually revealed in ''Literature/RhythmOfWar'' that this is because [[spoiler:Lift doesn't use Stormlight for her powers but Lifelight, a similar energy created by the Shard Cultivation who gave Lift this ability for as-yet-unrevealed reasons]].
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** ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' features the titular Stormlight. This mysterious energy is carried in the uber-hurricanes known as highstorms, and can be stored in gemstones (gems are charged by leaving them outside in a storm). Once charged, gemstones can be used to fuel the [[{{Magitek}} fabrials]]. Additionally, the mages known as Surgebinders can draw Stormlight from gems and hold it in their bodies for short periods of time, which boosts their physical abilities and allows them to expend Light to use the Surges. ''Literature/WordsOfRadiance'', the second book in the series, introduces Lift who can instead draw power from [[CastFromCalories the food she eats]]. It's eventually revealed in Surges.
*** ''Literature/RhythmOfWar''that this is because [[spoiler:Lift doesn't use goes into an exploration of the nature of both Stormlight for her and two other types of light: Voidlight, which powers but the [[TheLegionsOfHell Voidbringers]], and Lifelight, a similar which can seemingly only be used by Lift. Each of the three Lights is the energy created of one of the three gods: Honor, Odium, and Cultivation, respectively. Furthermore, Navani discovers a way to create "anti-Light" by inverting the Intent carried by the Shard Cultivation who gave Lift Light to create a destructive interference that cancels both of them out: [[AntiMagic the Mana equivalent of]] ''[[AntiMagic antimatter]]''. Anti-Voidlight can ''[[ImmortalBreaker permanently]]'' kill a Voidbringer, and Anti-Stormlight can do the same to [[NatureSpirit spren]]; this ability for as-yet-unrevealed reasons]].discovery means that the ForeverWar is no longer forever.
*** ''Literature/RhythmOfWar''
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** ''TabletopGame/GeniusTheTransgression'' has Mania, the stuff of thought and innovation.
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In some works, mana and LifeEnergy can overlap. Creatures and other beings who are inherently magical often require to remain suffused in magical power, else they become weak, or worse. Talented casters can, in some cases, use up their mana stores to the point where they faint, or in extreme case, die from mana deprivation, making it similar to CastFromHitPoints.
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In some works, mana and LifeEnergy can overlap. Creatures and other beings who are inherently magical often require to remain suffused in magical power, else they become weak, or worse. Talented casters can, in some cases, use up their mana stores to the point where they faint, or faint or, in extreme case, cases, die from mana deprivation, making it similar to CastFromHitPoints.
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In some works, mana and LifeEnergy can overlap. Creatures and other beings who are inherently magical often require to remain suffused in magical power, else they become weak, or worse. Talented casters can, in some cases, use up their mana stores to the point where they faint, or in extreme case, die from mana deprivation, making it similar to CastFromHitPoints.
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* Parodied in ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', in an early episode it is revealed that witches and humanoid demons have a sack of magic bile attacked to their heart which allows them to cast spells. Played more straight with "glyphs" which are used to command ambient magic in the air.
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* Parodied in ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', in an early episode it is revealed that witches and humanoid demons have a sack of magic bile attacked attached to their heart which allows them to cast spells. Played more straight with "glyphs" which are used to command ambient magic in the air.
