Term: MP
Term Abbreviation: MP
Term no abbreviation: Magical Potential (% of Maximum ME) A unit of proportionate measure, referred to as Magical Potential, which is only reflected on energy scopes for each individual by a proportionate percentage of their total ME value (from 0% to 100%). MP proportions each act as a proportionate measure of that wielder's ability to cast magical spells or disperse their magic in the desired methods. The measurement is the second most important value on every energy scope, as it draws how much or how often a wielder may be able to use spells. MP will drain dramatically through the use of any spell, dependent by the cost of that spell or ability. Once MP levels reach levels too low to support certain spells, the individual must wait for passive regeneration before becoming capable of invoking their respective abilities. However, MP also acts as a person's natural stamina, in part of their total energy levels in respect to the maximum amount of dispersion a person can handle safely before a lethal reaction may occur. This means that when MP levels run low, so will the person's natural stamina. Having no MP levels will cause the individual to require much higher biological responses to match expected needs, and movement will quickly tire them out.
Term no abbreviation: Magical Potential (% of Maximum ME) A unit of proportionate measure, referred to as Magical Potential, which is only reflected on energy scopes for each individual by a proportionate percentage of their total ME value (from 0% to 100%). MP proportions each act as a proportionate measure of that wielder's ability to cast magical spells or disperse their magic in the desired methods. The measurement is the second most important value on every energy scope, as it draws how much or how often a wielder may be able to use spells. MP will drain dramatically through the use of any spell, dependent by the cost of that spell or ability. Once MP levels reach levels too low to support certain spells, the individual must wait for passive regeneration before becoming capable of invoking their respective abilities. However, MP also acts as a person's natural stamina, in part of their total energy levels in respect to the maximum amount of dispersion a person can handle safely before a lethal reaction may occur. This means that when MP levels run low, so will the person's natural stamina. Having no MP levels will cause the individual to require much higher biological responses to match expected needs, and movement will quickly tire them out.
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