How to get more mana in Vampire Crawlers

In Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors, mana is an incredibly important resource, as most cards in the game come with a mana cost. If you start a new dungeon run, you likely get no more than three mana per round, which isn't much. If you'd like to play more cards, as well as cards of a higher value, boosting mana is the way to go. Here's how to expand your mana in Vampire Crawlers. Here's how mana works in Vampire Crawlers: Every card has a mana cost displayed in the top left corner, and you have a mana pool that resets every round during battle (which means it replenishes once you've played the last card in your hand). So, if the cards you're currently holding cost 2 and 3 mana respectively, as shown in the picture below, you would need a pool of 5 mana to play them both. In this example, however, the player has 3 mana, which means they can only play one card. As Vampire Crawlers is all about making long combos, thereby playing a high number of cards from the same hand, it's important to upgrade the mana pool. As a new player, the only way to upgrade your mana is to break objects and be lucky enough to find a mana orb inside. The large, grey, shiny stone sl