
FOREWORD: An up-to-date spreadsheet for Mantras and their compatible Mantra Modifiers can be found [here]
The Outdated one can be found [here], just incase.
Mantra Modifiers, also known as Mantra Ingredients or Mantra Materials, are items that can be used to expand the potential of the player's Mantras. Each modifier has an effect that it can positively/negatively attribute to the player's Mantra. These can easily be found by killing most enemies, and can also be found in Erisia Chests. In order to add Mantra Modifiers, a Mantra Table is required.
There are currently three types of mantra modifiers; Regular, Deep Gems, and Sparks. Regular and Spark modifiers are used at a Mantra Table and are consumables. The player will receive the mantra modifiers (excluding sparks) back upon using an Amnesic Driftwood. Deep Gems can be equipped at a Campfire or from your inventory in its insignia slot. Recalling a Mantra with a Deep Gem will return the Deep Gem to your inventory.
Glass Stones and Magnifying Stones seem to have vastly different effects on mantras compared to other mantra modifiers.
Keep in mind, not all mantra modifiers are obvious and may not work correctly or as expected even if a Mantra is compatible.
Modifiers[]
Regular Modifiers[]
Most regular modifiers come in a basic version (ex. Cloudstones) and an upgraded version (ex. Stratus stones). Exceptions to this are Vibrant Gems. Basic modifiers increase a mantra stat by (+2) and decrease a different stat by (-1) except for Vibrant Gems. Upgraded modifiers will increase a Mantra stat by (+3) and will decrease a different stat by (-1).
A maximum of 18 mods total can be added to a Mantra. Each mods can also only be added 3 (4 if using Neural Overload) times. Adding mods increase the ether cost of mantras by 10 and 20 Ether for T1 and T2 mods. The Talent Neuroplasticity reduce this increased cost by 20%, down to 8 and 16 Ether.
Upgrading an already upgraded Mantra will stack onto the previous upgrades.
Note: On the February 8th, 2022 update, T2 modifiers (Stratus Stone, Perfect Lens, Eternal Logstones, Rush Shards) were given downsides, similar to their T1 counterparts.
Specific Effects of Modifiers[]
Cloudstone[]
- Causes the projectiles from the "Ice Lasers" mantra to shoot multiple bullets consecutively.
- Causes "Shadow Seekers" to summon more projectiles
Glass Stone[]
- Adds a massive AoE explosion of ice spikes for "Glacial Arc."
Sparks[]
Sparks are modifiers that are only able to be used on specific mantras.
If the modifier cannot be applied to the specific Mantra you use it on, a message appears reading Incompatible Ingredients, and you will lose the spark and other modifiers involved.
Lists of applicable Mantras are not actively maintained, and some may be missing.
Developer-Exclusive Sparks[]
Specific effects of Sparks[]
This list is not actively maintained and may be missing some Mantras with unique spark effects.
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Magnet Spark[]
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Multiplying Spark[]
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Round Spark[]
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Tips/Trivia[]
- Mantras that aren't written/listed are likely incompatible.
- Clicking a mantra modifier (not Deep Gems) will produce small white dots that travel in the direction of the nearest mantra table.
- A good place to farm for low-level mantra modifiers, especially Sparks, is Duke Erisia's Manor. A gargantuan amount of Mindless Servants and Brainsuckers spawn there when entering the manor. (This method doesn't really work anymore, the Mindless Servants aren't dropping consistent loot, only sometimes.)
- There is an NPC called the Den Master that sells mantra modifiers including Cloudstones, Amnesic Driftwood, Drift Shards, and Crystal Lenses for 10 notes each. He's located in a secret cave near Etris near sea level.
- A good way to obtain any spark you want guaranteed is going to Ata at Meteor Isle. She sells any spark for 350
each. - Glass/Magnifying Stones are the only known mantra modifiers that are crafted from other mantra modifiers.
- The 5 blue disks above of where you place your Modifiers & Mantra indicates how much of a Value you add into your Mantra. For each 5 Value of any kind, 1 disk lights up.
- The blue discs on the top formerly illuminated per each requirement of Knowledge, a stat from closed testing that no longer exists. This requirement was replaced with Notes on January 13, 2022, persisting even after Knowledge's new reimplementation.
- The Falseflame, Haunting Stone and Mirage Stones are unreleased material (as confirmed by Arch_Mage) and not meant to be in the game yet, and as such do not do anything.
- Revenge requires Drift/Rush Shards to reach further instead of Lenses.
- Logstones can modify the duration of elemental effects that are innately applied by certain mantras (i.e. Wind Gun).
- The Blast Spark variant of Shadow Assault is very likely a reference to Sunakiniti's Blessed's Rampage from Rogue Lineage, and by extension, Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu from Street Fighter.
| Attunements & Mantras | |
|---|---|
| Base Attunements | Flamecharm • Frostdraw • Thundercall • Galebreathe |
| Unlockable Attunements | Shadowcast • Ironsing • Bloodrend |
| Mantras | Attunement-less • Hybrid Mantras • Monster Mantras • Pumpkin Pitch |
| Mechanics | Attunement Trainers • Attunement Potions • Mantra Modifiers |















































































































































