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Alpha Arcana Idle

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 Idler, Incremental

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5
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Game Description
An idle game about mage training!
You need to Gather mana to cast spells.
Casting spells reveals Arcana, the mystic secrets of all creation. With this arcane knowledge you can master the mystic arts.
Wisdom improves your passive Mana gathering.
Power improves the potency of your Spells.
Intellect increases the maximum amount of mana you possess.

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