Koniavacraft

Koniavacraft

What if mana wasn't mysterious and unknowable, but something you could quantify, study, and industrialize?

What kind of world would that make?

> "Hey. You finally showed up. I've been waiting." > Nara

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What is this

Koniavacraft is a solo-developed mana-industrial mod built around one question:

What happens when magic becomes measurable?

It grew from that question. Mana is not just a mysterious force here. It is an energy source you can measure, route through pipes, burn as fuel, and eventually write as code.

There are research trees, industrial machines, and recipe systems built around understanding what mana actually is.

But that is only the outer layer.

The deeper you go, the more the journey turns inward. Understanding mana eventually becomes understanding something else.

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Nara

You bind her early. She guides you through the first machines, reacts when you build things, and slowly reveals more about this world and herself as you go.

She won't hand you answers. She walks you to the place where you can see them yourself.

> "What are Aspects? They're the deepest layer of this world. You'll understand eventually."

She is why this mod is not just a tech mod.

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Research and Aspects

> "Want to use magic? Go do your homework at the Research Table first. Yes, even magic requires a written report here."

Unlock the tech tree through hex-grid puzzles at the Research Table. Collect Aspects by scanning the world with Nara's holographic watch: blocks, items, mobs, fluids, even other players.

> "Point the watch at a rock and scan it. Tells you exactly what's inside. How does it work? Science. Don't ask."

> There are 80 Aspects, from the six primaries up through compounds, trigram aspects, and deeper tiers. You're not discovering new knowledge. You're recognizing something that was always at the bottom of the world.

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Machines

> "Wait. You're burning coal to generate mana? How is that different from a power plant? ...Fine, it works, whatever."

A generator burns fuel and produces mana (or RF). Arcane Conduits carry it automatically to every machine in the network.

> "Mana flowing through pipes. Like plumbing. Romantic? That concept got quantified out of existence a long time ago."

The full industrial chain: Grinder, Infuser, Crafting Table, Deployer, Charger, Solar Collector. Each upgradeable, each part of a network you design yourself.

The Aspect Altar sits above all of it: a multiblock structure that grows through six tiers of resonance rings, each upgrade larger and more elaborate than the last. Run it out of mana mid-ritual at T3 or higher and it explodes. That explosion opens a door.

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Spells You Build

After the mirror dimension, the full system opens.

You pick a carrier (how the spell travels: projectile, beam, melee arc, gravity pull, orbital orbs, and more), add effects (fire, frost, bleed, paralysis, lifesteal), and stack modifiers (split, penetrate, root on hit). Encoding a skill consumes Aspects. Casting only burns wand mana.

Aspects also react to each other. 88 reactions, triggered by properties rather than fixed aspect pairs. Heat and cold make Thermal Shock. Heat and arcane make Combustion. Reactions chain up to four layers deep. The Training Dummy shows you which ones fired.

Mirror Core Shards from the boss can be traded with the Aspect Researcher villager for Basic Aspect Essence, so your aspect supply stays renewable.

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Equipment

Modular Wands

> "I just want to ask: in what world does a magic wand take upgrade plugins like a USB drive? This one, apparently. (knock knock)"

Swap cores to change what the wand does. Slot upgrades to improve it. Formation, Activation, IO, Rotation, Ritual, Structure Build, and Spell cores, four upgrade types across Mk0-Mk3.

Floating Turrets (Nara Star-Ring)

> "This one's my favorite. You have to try it."

Carry them to fire by hand, or slot them as orbiting auto-defenses. Six upgrade slots: healing, auto-aim, control shots (slow, root, levitate), protection, and more. The right build changes how a fight goes entirely.

Mana Alloy Armor

> "The armor has a HUD. And you can double jump. Can we still call this magic? Also why does the back of your helmet have a face on it??"

Full set with built-in mana storage and a unified upgrade screen (press U). Head: night vision toggle. Legs: multi-jump. Boots: mana dash. Chest: two shield types, pick one: damage reduction with optional regen, or full mana absorption.

Training Dummy

> "It even calculates your DPS for you. ...I think we went in a direction somewhere. Also WHY DOES IT LOOK LIKE A CACTUS"

A punchable target with a million HP that heals to full every tick. Tracks hits, total damage, DPS, active effects, and which reactions fired. Useful for testing builds.

The Mirror Dimension

When a high-tier altar runs out of mana and explodes, a spatial crack opens above the ruins.